Minority Questions

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R1669/41/41852/17190 Jewish minority in Hungary - Mr. Baranyai, Hungarian Secretariat to the League of Nations - Transmits, from the Count Khuen-Hedervary, the French translation of a judgment from the Court of Cessation of Hungary, after which the Hungarian Jews should be considered, according to Hungarian law, not as belonging to a Jewish race, but as followers of the Jewish religion. File 1925.01.21
R1669/41/46685/17190 Jewish minorities in Hungary - Mr. Hymans, Vicomte Ishii, Mr. Quinones de Leon - Referring to the question of the Hungarian law of 1920 (numerus clausus) that they have examined as "Committee of Three" 3 July and 23 September 1925, request the Secretary General to add this issue to the agenda of the next Council meeting - Council Document C.598.1925.I. File 1925.09.23
R1669/41/46766/17190 Jewish minorities in Hungary - Dr. Z. Lauterpacht, Chairman of the world union of Jewish Students, London - Asks on behalf of the President of the World Union of Jewish Students for an authoritative statement as to the present position of the so-called numerus clausus in Hungary. File 1925.09.28
R1669/41/61673/17190 Jewish minority in Hungary - Correspondence with the Central Office of the Autonomous Confession Jewish Orthodox of Hungary. File 1927
R1670/41/17333/17333 The International Union of Associations for the League of Nations and the question of minorities - Mr Ruyssen (to Mr Colban), Brussels - Informed that the minorities question will be in the agenda of the Conference of this Union in Prague, in the month of June (1922), and that a Commission be formed immediately for the preparation of the work. File 1921.11.05