Scope and Contents In consideration of #200, Peter de Bendinge confirms (with warranty) his gift to Bonamicus the Jew of Canterbury, son of Mor, of the manor of ?Petichert [Little Chart], reserving a quit rent of one pound of pepper per annum. Counterpart of Doc 3786. Indenture, witnessed by John son of ?Terricus, John son of Robert, Samson son of Aaron, Creselinus son of Hakelim, Reginald clerk, Elphege clerk, and many others. Tagged seal wanting. Contemporary endorsement: 'parva cherth'. Further endorsed:...

Scope and Contents In consideration of #200, Peter de Bendinge confirms (with warranty) his gift to Bonamicus the Jew of Canterbury, son of Mor, of the manor of ?Perchert [Little Chart], reserving a quit rent of one pound of pepper per annum. Counterpart of Doc 3785. Indenture, witnessed by John son of ?Terricus, John son of Robert, Samson son of Aaron, Creselinus son of Hakelim, Reginald clerk, Elphege clerk, and many others. No seal. Later endorsement: 'Pe[t]rus de / Bending / dominus manerii / de parva...

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Subjects include: JWHM's memorandum on post-war conscription and militarism; the League of Nations; freedom of transit; countering Bolshevism in Eastern Europe; fears for the future of Europe; the Polish Jews wishing to emigrate to Palestine.

Scope and Contents Correspondents include: Arnold McNair, Lecturer in International Law, London School of Economics and Political Science, on subjects including HL's suggestions on the revision of L F L Oppenheim's textbook on international law and a testimonial he had written for HL (4); Sabina Lauterpacht, sending a cake recipe.Also includes copies of letters and papers added by Sir Elihu Lauterpacht as source material for his biography of HL, including: a report of the University Zionist...

Scope and Contents Mainly copies of letters and papers added by Sir Elihu Lauterpacht as source material for his biography of HL, including: extract from the memoirs of Norman Bentwich on his meeting with HL at a ceremony giving the World Union of Jewish Students land for a student hostel on Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, for the Hebrew University; HL's doctorate certificate from the University of London; copies of correspondence between HL and the Zionist Organisation on the visit by a group from the World Union...

Scope and Contents Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: a Grotius Society conference for international lawyers; preparations for Elihu's return to Britain; proofs for Oppenheim and "An International Bill of the Rights of Man", continued editing work on the Annual Digest and the Year Book of International Law and HL's memorandum for the Jewish World Congress on war crimes; an opinion of whether the Government could admit Red Cross personnel who...

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Correspondence with Namier, Political Intelligence Department, on subjects including: Ignace Paderewski, Premier of Poland; the chances of the Poles keeping to the peace terms; the commission to investigate pogroms against Polish and Russian Jews; the Minority Treaty; East Galicia; Polish aggression against Lithuania.

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Subjects include: relations with the Poles; the Ukraine; Hungary; the Jews in Poland.

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List of manuscripts in the Taylor-Schechter Collection. For each item there is the title with a summary description, size, material, language, and date (when ascertainable).

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Lecture by JWHM on the Minorities Treaties.

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Notes and correspondence mainly relating to HL's family history 1917-18. Subjects include HL's studies at the University of Lvov and in Vienna [Austria], and his work as a Jewish activist in Poland. Also includes a copy of HL's birth certificate from 1931.

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Print outs relating to HL's family background, on the history of Jewish communities in the Galicia area [Ukraine and Poland, formerly Austria-Hungary].

Scope and Contents Notes, correspondence and source material on subjects including: treating crimes against Hungarian Jews, including deportation, as war crimes, 1944; HL's contribution to the law of war crimes; HL's graduation from the University of Lvov and family background in Ukraine; Raphael Lemkin; HL's (transcribed) draft of the opening speech by the Attorney-General [Sir Hartley Shawcross] at Nuremberg [see also LAUT 4/36-37]; human rights; the Holocaust at Nuremberg.Includes some original...

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Includes: text and translation of a General Theses by HL on the formation of a World Union of Jewish students; copy (and fragile original) of the certificate for HL's doctorate in political science from the University of Vienna.

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Rough [?] lecture notes on Jewish refugees and British Jews registering property in Germany.

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Primarily copies of ‘The Gerald Kaufman column’. Includes other articles and book reviews.

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Primarily copies of ‘The Gerald Kaufman column’. Includes other articles and book reviews.

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Report of the Joint Foreign Committee of the Jewish Board of Deputies on Jewish questions dealt with by the League of Nations, particularly relating to the pogroms of Polish Jews, and a note submitted by the Committee and the Anglo-Jewish Association to the League on the admission of new states to membership of the League.

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Includes a copy of the reply from [William] Ivo Mallet, Assistant Private Secretary to the Foreign Secretary and a letter of thanks from Laski, President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, to James Brierly, thanking him for his help in drafting the letter.

Scope and Contents Subjects include: anxiety about relations between Britain and the United States; the dangerous situation in Germany's Baltic provinces; the work of private charities in Germany; the French attempt to take control of Luxembourg's railways under the Versailles Treaty; putting Kaiser Wilhelm II on trial; modifications to the border between Poland and Germany; a suggestion that there had been a suppression of the facts about the outbreak of war; establishing the principle of war crimes and...

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Papers from HL's professional legal career, including articles, memoranda, Opinions, papers for the British legal team at the Nuremberg Trials, and papers relating to cases before the Permanent Court of International Justice, and after the war, its successor the International Court of Justice.

Scope and Contents Correspondence with Lewis Namier, Political Intelligence Department, and also memoranda by Namier, on subjects including: the future of East Galicia [later parts of Ukraine and Poland]; Polish aggression against Lithuania and White Russia; Polish forgeries on Upper Silesia [later Poland and Czech Republic]; Polish pressure against Jewish language and culture; the Minority Treaty concerning Poland; the expulsion of Jews from Poland; Poland's eastern frontier; the attitude of the Jewish press...

Scope and Contents The papers listed here include some personal and biographical records; correspondence relating chiefly to Dr Crews' work on Judaeo-Spanish; published articles; and substantial quantities of material in Judaeo-Spanish collected by Dr Crews, which is of considerable importance because of the scarce survival of such material. The headnotes in the sub-sections are largely adapted from Elizabeth Brine's Handlist of the Crews Papers in Girton College Library, published in Estudios Sefardies 1979...

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Albums of old maps and photographs of Staszów and Połaniec, Poland [presumably the area where GK's family had originally lived], with loose photographs and postcards from a visit there, including photographs from a Jewish cemetery.

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No material is extant for the Cambridge University Zionist Society.