Scope and Contents Subjects include Mary Agnes Hamilton's help for Ilse Hellmann before her tribunal, and Hellmann's work as a psychoanalyst; discussions with George Ridley over Labour Party internal politics and the possibility of Mary Agnes Hamilton standing for re-election as an MP; the mood in London before and after war was declared; air-raid warnings and the closing of theatres and cinemas; her writing, including beginning work on her memoirs; her work as an interviewer for the Women's Employment...

Scope and Contents Correspondence, mainly on individual cases of Yugoslav refugees looking for employment, with correspondents including: 1st Lord Alexander of Tunis [Governor-General of Canada, and earlier Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean Theatre] on handing over Yugoslav generals accused of collaboration to the current Government of Yugoslavia, and the repatriation of Yugoslavs who had fought for Germany; Christopher Mayhew, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, on the Yugoslav...

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Papers and correspondence about the British Friendship to Greece Society, and aid sent to Greece, including a memorandum on the refugee situation in Greece. Correspondents include Francis Noel-Baker on the formation of a committee to help Greek refugees (2) and Irene Noel-Baker.

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL, Rachel and Elihu Lauterpacht on subjects including: Elihu's school life; HL's paper for the Grotius Society ["The Law of Nations, the Law of Nature and the Rights of Man"]; a sketch of HL painted by a refugee artist [see LAUT 6/1]; the delay to Rachel's return to Britain; the effect on Elihu of seeing the film 'Mrs Miniver'; the day of mourning for the Jews in Poland, and HL's distress about his family; the slow progress of his book on International Human...

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: Elihu's life at school; Rachel's work for the Refugee Children's Movement in Cambridge; the closing stages of work on HL's book on International Human Rights ["An International Bill of the Rights of Man"]; the progress of the war, particularly the surrender of Italy; the publication of HL's ["Recognition in International Law"]; going to see Donald Wolfit in As You Like It and The Merchant...

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: Elihu's life at school; a holiday in the Lake District; arrangements for Elihu's return to Britain; the entrance scholarship for Trinity College [University of Cambridge]; HL's ["An International Bill of the Rights of Man"] being sent to the United States, work on his draft report on post-war international organisation, an article on Recognition, restarting work on ["Recognition in...

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: Elihu's life at school; Rachel's work on the Refugee Children's Committee; arrangements for Elihu's return to Britain; food rationing; HL's report on post-war international organisation, his work on the Annual Digest for 1941-42 and the British Yearbook of International Law, his book "Recognition in International Law" and a paper for the Cambridge Jewish Students Society on "Some Problems...

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: HL's revision of the sixth edition of Oppenheim's war volume and the pressure of his other writing work; Elihu's school life; plans to meet Lawrence Preuss, a member of the American delegation on war crimes, and E H Carr, and HL's planned article on Implied Recognition, taken from his unpublished book ["Recognition in International Law"]; Rachel's work with Jewish refugee children....

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: Rachel's work with refugee children and her plan for a youth hostel or club; Elihu's school life; HL's work on revising part of his book ["Recognition in International Law"] for the Yale Law Journal, as an article on Recognition of States; meetings with Philip Noel-Baker and Lawrence Preuss, the American assistant commissioner on the Inter-Allied Committee for the investigation of war...

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: the death of Major-General Orde Wingate; Elihu's school life and preparations for his return to Britain; a meeting of the committee of international lawyers on the future of international organisations and HL's visit to see representatives of the Jewish World Congress in connection with the Inter-Allied Commission on war crimes against the Jews; Rachel's work with refugee children; HL's...

Scope and Contents Includes correspondence between HL, Elihu and Rachel Lauterpacht, on subjects including: Rachel's visit to her family in Palestine; possible news of HL's brother's family in Poland; HL's election to the Athenaeum; problems with domestic staff; Sir Arnold McNair's nomination to the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague; HL's holiday in Hunstanton [Norfolk]; Elihu's progress at Trinity College, University of Cambridge; concerns about HL's health; Elihu's visit to Switzerland....

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Papers comprising diaries, correspondence, official papers, lectures, articles, broadcasts and photographs
Also including papers of Commander John Somerville about his father, 1950-91

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Correspondence on HL taking in his niece Inka Gelbard [his only surviving relative from Poland, later Inka Katz] as a refugee.

Scope and Contents Comprises: minutes of meetings of the F.I.L. committee, 1935-1940; scrpabook of press cuttings, chiefly letters written by F.I.L. members to the press on a range of subjects in the lead-up to the Second World War; printed publications and statements; papers of the British Section of the International Association of Writers for the Defence of Culture, 1938-40, including letters of Hugh Walpole, Compton Mackenzie and Sylvia Townsend Warner; papers relating to refugees; publications; index of...

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Addendum from the Government of Canada.

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Opinion by Charles Fahy [Legal Adviser of the Office of Military Government, United States in Germany] with additional notes, sent to HL by the Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees.

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Opinion by HL for the Intergovernmental Committee for Refugees, with copies of correspondence from 1945-46 on the status of refugees who had fled Germany and Austria before the war and had lost their nationality. Correspondents include Sir Herbert Emerson [High Commissioner for Refugees, League of Nations].

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Papers concerning Margareta Burkill’s work with German and Austrian refugee children before, during and after the Second World War. The collection includes Burkill’s memoir and some correspondence. There are also notes on the children, including details of their accommodation during the war and their later careers. Also included is material relating to the Cambridge Refugee Committee.

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Possibly Frankfurt.
Including photographs of refugees.

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Correspondence with Sir Clifford Heathcote-Smith, Vice-Chairman of the committee, on an article by JA about Greek children taken to communist countries and on speeches by Leo Amery and 1st Lord Layton on settling refugees in Commonwealth countries.

Also includes a proposal from the committee on solutions to the European refugee problem, and minutes of a committee meeting on a mission by American congressmen to report on the refugees in Germany, Austria and Italy.

Scope and Contents Unlike other scrapbooks in the series, this volume opens with a series of photographs showing warfare on the front lines. These photographs capture prisoners, refugees, soldiers, tanks, and ammunition mules in various locations across France, including Ham, Arras, Peronne, Roye, Aveluy, Bapume, Mailly-Maillet, Hénencourt, Bouzincourt, Albert and Doullens. Like other scrapbooks in the series, Eleanor goes on to combine reflections on her own experiences of the war with military battles which...

Scope and Contents The papers relate to the work done by Professor and Mrs Hutton in caring for Jewish, Polish, Czech and other children who were brought to Cambridge from Europe in 1939 as refugees from Nazi persecution and also in attempting to secure release from internment, jobs and educational openings for adult refugees. As well as the case-histories, which comprise the bulk of the collection, are pamphlets, reports and cuttings about the Nazi regime across Europe. There are also first-hand accounts of...

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Correspondence on bringing 38 senior Yugoslav generals exiled in Germany to Britain, with correspondents including: Katharine, Duchess of Atholl, President of the Yugoslav Aid Committee; Fanny Copeland; Sir Clifford Heathcote-Smith, Vice-Chairman and Secretary, Refugees Defence Committee, and Vice-Chairman of the Council for New Era of Emigration (3); Sir [James] Arthur Salter.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, mainly between LSA and Leonard Green, Chairman of the society, on subjects including LSA becoming President of the society, meetings, funds, criticism by Green of King Peter II of Yugoslavia's dictatorial actions, and winding up the society. Other correspondents include: Katharine, Duchess of Atholl [President of the Yugoslav Aid Committee]; Vane Ivanovic, Chairman of the Benevolent Association of Free Citizens of Yugoslavia (4); [Edward] Hugh Dalton, President of the Board...