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  • Includes all non-personal correspondence, whether for a government, international organization, business or non-profit organization.

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            Refugees from the Saar - Correspondence with the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees coming from Germany.
            Refugees from the Saar - Correspondence with the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees coming from Germany.
            R5626/20A/17936/15859 · File · 1934-1935
            Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            Summary of answers received from Governments to the recommendations of the High Commission concerning passports (Jewish refugees and other coming from Germany)
            League of Nations Leaflet entitled "Troisième conférence générale des communications et du transit, Genève 23 août-2 septembre 1927, volume III Comptes rendus et textes relatifs aux titres d'identité et de voyage pour personnes sans nationalité ou de nationalité douteuse".
            Russian Refugees - Mr. Philip Baker - Letter to Mr. Frick discussing various matters in connection with this subject.
            Russian Refugees - Mr. Philip Baker - Letter to Mr. Frick discussing various matters in connection with this subject.
            R1714/45/18662/12319 · File · 1922.01.06-1922.02.21
            Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            Correspondence of the League officials concerning various arrangements for the Russian refugees living abroad, children of refugees to be possibly brought out from Russia, Macedonians from Bulgaria, Bolsheviks in Egypt and England; transfer of Russian refugee children from Constantinople and Egypt to Bulgaria etc.