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9 - Collections
Fonds · 1919-

Conventions, Ratifications and other Diplomatic Instruments (League of Nations); Bulky Enclosures (League of Nations); Printed Documents (League of Nations); Brochures and Pamphlets (League of Nations); Daily Synopsis of Official Correspondence (League of Nations); Woodrow Wilson Collection (League of Nations); Museum (League of Nations); Visual Material (League of Nations and UNOG); Sound Archives (League of Nations and UNOG); Audiovisual Archives (League of Nations and UNOG); Microforms (League of Nations and UNOG).
Afghanistan
AgaKhan/Pp335/1 · Series · 1980-1992
Part of 7 - Private Archives

Materials related to Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan's work in Afghanistan as the United Nations Special envoy to Afghanistan.

 Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan
Assistance to Russian Refugees: General Situation, Children, Invalids.
Assistance to Russian Refugees: General Situation, Children, Invalids.
C1285/181/1 · File · 1921-1925
Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

This file contains correspondence with Geneva office, Russian Red-Cross, Austrian social administration, charitable organisations, on the subject of the First General Congress on Child Welfare for assistance to child health, the problem of children without a nationality, for whom repatriation is not possible. Suspicion is expressed in regard to funds obtained by the Russian Red-Cross with whom correspondence is exchanged on the subject of invalids.
Mr. VECOZOLS (Jules)
S898/203/3590 · File · 1923-1927
Part of 1 - League of Nations Secretariat

Born: 12 Jan. 1884 – Nitaure (near Riga), Latvia.
Nationality: Latvian.
Career before entering Secretariat: [Writer and journalist for Latvian and foreign press].
Career in Secretariat:
23 May 1927: Temporary Collaborator, Information Section;
1 Sept. 1927: Temporary Collaborator, Information Section for 2 weeks.
Left Secretariat: 20 June 1927.