Herbert A. Friedman Papers

Manuscript Collection No. 763

1940-2005. 49 Linear ft.

ACCESS AND PROVENANCE
The Herbert A. Friedman Papers were donated by Herbert A. Friedman of New York City on February 2, 2006. Herbert A. Friedman, by the act of donating the Herbert A. Friedman Papers to the American Jewish Archives, assigned the property rights to the American Jewish Archives. All literary rights to material authored by Herbert Friedman are held by the Friedman heirs. All literary rights to materials authored by others are retained by the individuals and their heirs. Questions concerning rights should be addressed to the Executive Director of the American Jewish Archives. The papers are available to researchers in the reading room of the Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH top

Rabbi Friedman recalled in his 1998 autobiography, "I smuggled weapons to Palestine, before Israel was born, thus breaking U. S. arms-embargo laws; led convoys of refugees across hostile European borders to freedom; 'liberated' crates of medieval religious documents from U. S. Army custody in Germany and transferred them to a professor in Jerusalem; and committed similar, illegal or borderline-legal acts long forgotten." As he admitted, "Those are... rather startling admissions for a rabbi." But such was his commitment to the welfare and security of the yet constituted state of Israel and Jewish peoples throughout the Diaspora.

Herbert Friedman, born in 1918 to Latvian and Lithuanian parents in New Haven, Connecticut, demonstrated this life-long commitment beginning with his earliest days in rabbinical school. After graduating from Yale University in 1938, Friedman studied under the esteemed early Zionist leader, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, at the Jewish Institute of Religion in New York City. With Wise as the school's President and Dr. Henry Slonimsky as the Dean, Friedman had two trusted mentors to guide and nurture his spiritual and intellectual growth as a young rabbi.

Buoyed by the confidence his mentors instilled in him, Friedman accepted the Rabbinate at Denver's Temple Emanuel in late 1943. After serving the required year in the pulpit, Rabbi Friedman applied and was accepted into the United States Army's Chaplaincy Corps. With the war in Europe winding down, Lt. Friedman was assigned the task of rescuing Jewish refugees in Southern Bavaria. Working in collaboration with Jewish welfare groups like the American Joint Distribution Committee and the Jewish Agency for Palestine, Friedman saw to it that the Displaced Persons (DPs) under his care were provided medical attention, food, shelter, clothing, and spiritual solace in U. S. Army DP camps. Indeed, he proved so adept at this charge that he was secretly recruited by David Ben Gurion to help Haganah (the nucleus of what became the Israeli Army and resisters to the British Mandate over Palestine) in its efforts to illegally transport refugees from Europe to Palestine, in what came to be known as the Aliyah Bet.

Rabbi Friedman eventually reached the rank of Captain working under General Lucius Clay, Commander of U. S. Forces in the European Theater. Captain Friedman was disciplined and decommissioned (but given an honorable discharge) following an incident "unbecoming of an officer" in 1947. Friedman, at the behest of the famed Biblical scholar Gershom Scholem, helped smuggle thousands of one-of-a-kind medieval religious manuscripts, captured by the Nazis, from U. S. Army custody to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. General Clay disciplined Friedman with a proverbial slap on the wrist by decommissioning him, although he was rather sympathetic to the young Captain's motivation..

Upon his return to the United States, Rabbi Friedman was recruited by former Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Moregnthau, to conduct a speaking tour on behalf of the United Jewish Appeal, lecturing on the plight of Jewish Refugees in Europe. Shortly there after, Rabbi Friedman returned to his congregation in Denver. It would not be long before Haganah came calling once again. Teddy Kollek, the commander of the secretive organization in the United States, enlisted Friedman's help in obtaining and then transporting arms and munitions to the struggling Jewish enclave in Palestine. With the declaration of the state of Israel in 1948, Rabbi Friedman returned his main focus to his congregants, but he never turned a deaf ear to the needs of struggling Jews throughout the Diaspora.

In 1952, he accepted the Rabbinate at Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun in Milwaukee where he moved with his wife of eleven years, Elaine, and their children Joan, Judy and Dan. His tenure in Milwaukee was short lived however, as he accepted the position of Executive Vice Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal in 1955. Serving in this capacity until 1971, Rabbi Friedman was instrumental in increasing the annual fundraising totals for the UJA from $50 million to $450 million. He accomplished this stunning increase in revenue by developing a number of innovative fundraising techniques, including taking potential donors on "Mission Trips" to Israel, establishing a "rating" system to gauge possible donations based on the amount given the year before, creating the 1967 "Emergency Fund for Israel" following the Six Day War, and establishing the Bonds for Israel Campaign. Rabbi Friedman was also concerned with developing the next generation of leadership to take up the cause of Jewish welfare and security. To that end, he created the UJA's Young Leadership Cabinet.

In 1971, Rabbi Friedman fulfilled a life-long dream and made Aliyah by settling in Israel with his second wife, Francine, and their two sons David and Charles. While there, Rabbi Friedman remained an in-demand speaker on behalf of Jewish charities, including the UJA. He also taught courses at Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem. He continued to host visitors from the United States, both at his apartment in Jerusalem, and his villa in nearby Caesera. In the mid 1970s, Rabbi Friedman attempted to establish a private academy for promising high school-aged students from both Israel and the Diaspora. By 1982, citing personal fatigue and insufficient funds, he abandoned his dream of building the Jerusalem Academy. He later called the failing effort the greatest disappointment of his career.

Leslie Wexner, chairman of Limited Brands, and Herbert Friedman first met in 1983, after being introduced by mutual friend Gordon Zacks. Friedman and Wexner soon formed a close bond, and in 1984 the two founded the Wexner Heritage Foundation. The organization quickly began fostering young Jewish leadership dedicated to the preservation of the state of Israel and Jewish identity into the twenty first century. The programs and workshops conducted by the foundation have been a growing success. Today the organization has expanded from Columbus, Ohio to New York, Boston, and Jerusalem. Additionally, over 1,500 Jewish leaders from thirty-plus cities have participated in its programs.

In 1998, Rabbi Friedman published his memoir, Roots of the Future. At age 89, on March 31, 2008, he died at his Manhattan home.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE top

The Herbert A. Friedman Papers document the life of a rabbi, educator, Zionist, noted speaker and philanthropist. The collection consists of correspondence, photographs, World War II records, transcripts of speeches, news clippings, personal notes, organizational documents, and audio-visual recordings. The various materials in this collection, spanning the years 1940 to 2005, reflect Rabbi Friedman's life-long commitment to the safety and welfare of the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Rabbi Friedman not only preached this philosophy to anyone who would listen, but he also put these principles into practice throughout his long and storied career. This phenomenon is evidenced by his work as a World War II Chaplain, charged with relieving the plight of Jewish Refugees in Europe, his early Zionist activities, his service as Executive Vice Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, his life in Israel, and his work to preserve Jewish identity through the Wexner Heritage Foundation. The collection is divided into nine series as follows::

SERIES A: WORLD WAR II/ DISPLACED PERSONS CAMPS

SERIES B: CORRESPONDENCE

SERIES C: ZIONISM/ FOUNDING OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL

SERIES D: RABBINICAL CAREER

SERIES E: LIFE IN ISRAEL

SERIES F: JERUSALEM ACADEMY

SERIES G: UNITED JEWISH APPEAL

SERIES H: WEXNER HERITAGE FOUNDATION

SERIES I: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS

Series A, World War II/Dispalced Persons Camps, consists of documents and photographs that pertain to Rabbi Friedman's service in World War II (1945- 1946). The materials are arranged in chronological order beginning with his service records. Particularly significant are a number of pieces, including photos and monthly chaplain's reports, that document the first Seder celebration in Berlin since Hitler's rise to power twelve years earlier. Series A also contains an interview conducted in the 1970s with Rabbi Friedman about his experiences in World War II. Finally, there is information on a Displaced Persons (DP) Camp at Landsberg, Germany for Jewish Refugees.

Series B, Correspondence, contains various correspondences written to or from Rabbi Friedman throughout his life. It must be noted that not all of the collection's correspondence is contained in this one section. Because significant portions of Rabbi Friedman's career were spent with various organizations, those documents were kept in their original context (for example, any correspondence written while head of the United Jewish Appeal was kept with the UJA files). Series B is filed alphabetically according to the last name of the individual corresponding with Rabbi Friedman. Of note are letters from or to Rabbi Philip Bernstein, Secretary of Agriculture Charles Branan, Hollywood film producer David L. Wolper, Vice President and Senator Hubert Humphrey, Dr. Henry Slonimsky, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Jacob Rader Marcus and Prime Minister David Ben Gurion.

Series C, Zionism/ Founding of the State of Israel, contains a number of materials related to Rabbi Friedman's early Zionist activities spanning, roughly the years 1940 to 1950. The materials are arranged based on the original order in which they were received so as not to hinder any contextual evidence. Rabbi Friedman's commitment to Zionism stemmed from his earliest days in Rabbinical School at New York City's Jewish Institute of Religion under the tutelage of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. Rabbi Friedman was also recruited by David Ben Gurion to help Haganah (the nucleus of the Israeli Army and resisters of the British Mandate over Palestine) in its efforts across Europe immediately following World War II. Series C, therefore, contains a number of Zionist publications of organizations Rabbi Friedman was involved with. There are also several correspondences with Ambassador Aba Eban, Teddy Kollek, and Rudolph Sonneborn regarding the founding of the State of Israel. Finally, there is some information regarding Rabbi Friedman's involvement with Haganah, however, it is limited given the secretive nature of the group's operations.

Series D, Rabbinical Career, pertains to the Friedman's rabbinical career (1944-1955). Again, the original order of documents has been maintained for contextual purposes. The series contains notes from Rabbi Friedman's studies at the Jewish Institute of Religion. It also contains various sermons and speeches given by Rabbi Friedman during his tenures in Denver (1944- 1952) and Milwaukee (1952- 1955). In addition, several photos and news clippings highlight Rabbis Friedman's work with his congregations.

Series E, Life in Israel, deals with Rabbi Friedman's life in Israel, and the documents have also been kept in their original order. In 1971, he fulfilled a life-long dream and made Aliyah by settling in Israel. Series E details a number of activities he was involved with while living in Jerusalem and Caesera. These activities include involvement with The Association for Progressive Judaism in Israel, Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel, and Israeli Democratic Party for Change. Rabbi Friedman also taught courses at Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem, therefore, several documents pertain to his role of educator. Finally, transcripts from a number of speeches given during this time period are housed in Series E.

Series F, Jerusalem Academy, holds a number of documents relating to a defunct plan to found a secondary education academy for talented students throughout the Diaspora in Israel. Series F, then, contains all the existing documentation regarding this effort, including: Board of Directors minutes, academy brochures, organizational documents, the master art-work, and the Jerusalem Academy seal.

Series G, United Jewish Appeal, is by far the largest series in the collection. Totaling twenty-three boxes, Series G spans the years 1955 to 1973 [approximately.] These documents and photos have been kept in their original order. Rabbi Friedman's tenure as Executive Vice Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal was a long and varied one in which he helped produce new and innovative techniques of fund raising and leadership development. As a result, the majority of documents in this series pertain to fund raising initiatives, transcripts of speeches given on behalf of the UJA, records from national and international conferences, notes from fact-finding missions and information on developmental programs like the Young Leadership Cabinet that Rabbi Friedman helped found. In addition, there are a number of correspondences with Aba Eban, Teddy Kollek, Irving Bernstein, and Henry Slonimsky. Finally, there are several photographs of Rabbi Friedman with President Dwight Eisenhower, Ambassador Aba Eban, Prime Ministers David Ben Gurion, Golda Meir, and Yitzhak Rabin, General Moshe Dayan, and Popes Paul VI and John XXIII.

Series H, Wexner Heritage Foundation, contains materials related to Rabbi Friedman's work with the Wexner Heritage Foundation. This series roughly spans the years 1985 to 2005, and it is arranged in its original order. In 1985, Rabbi Friedman co-founded the Wexner Heritage Foundation with Columbus, Ohio philanthropist Leslie Wexner. Rabbi Friedman served as the foundation's President until his retirement. The Wexner Foundation's mission centered on fostering a cadre of young Jewish leadership with a strong sense of allegiance to the State of Israel and Jewish identity throughout the Diaspora. Of note in this series are correspondences with Ezer Weizman, Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres, and Teddy Kollek. In addition, there are a number of photos with such notable figures as Yitzhak Rabin and Pope John Paul II, as well as program and conference records, newsletters, working papers, and speeches and addresses by Friedman.

Series I, Audio Visual Recordings, is a collection of various audio files spanning Rabbi Friedman's career of service with the United Jewish Appeal and the Wexner Heritage Foundation (roughly 1955- 2000). The files showcase various speeches given by Rabbi Friedman while working for the above organizations. The recordings are of a number of different audio formats including: vinyl LPs, 1/4 inch reel-to-reel tapes, and audio and VHS cassettes.

BOX AND FOLDER LISTING top

Box Folder	Contents

SERIES A. WORLD WAR II/DISPLACED PERSONS CAMPS

1	1	Photos and negatives in front of Temple Emanuel, Denver, Co. just before entering service. 1945.
	2	Camp Blanding letters, negatives, and photos. Rosh Hashanah. St. Augustine. 1945.
	3	Service Records. 1944-1947.
	4	Service Records. 1946-1987.
	5	WWII Correspondence. 1945-1947.
	6	WWII Photos. 
	7	WWII Photos.
	8	Frankfurt/Berlin. 1946-1947.
	9	Frankfurt/Berlin. 1946-1947.
	10	Displaced Persons (DP) Camps. 1946-1947.
	11	Berlin. 
	12	Monthly Chaplain Reports. 1945-1946.
	13	Displaced Persons. 1944-1948.
	14	Displaced Persons Publications. 1946-1950.
	15	Jewish War Veterans and Palestine. 1948-1950.
	16	HAF Tribute to Philip Bernstein. Rochester, NY. 1967.
	17	JDC/HAF Memoir. 1984.
	18	Landsberg. 1982-1989.
	19 	JVW. Volume II. One Hundred Years of Service. 2000.

SERIES B. CORRESPONDENCE

2	1	Alexandroni. 1973-1974.
	2	American Archives. 1972.
	3	Appreciation, Letters of. 1952-1955.
	4	Beigun, Dov. 1975.
	5	Ben-Gurion, David. 1963.
	6	Bernstein, Philip. 1947-1953.
	7	Bernstein, Rabbi Philip. 1973-1976.
	8	Bernstein, Rabbi Phil and HAF. 1964-1965.
	9	Brannan, Charles. 1949-1951.
	10	City Wide Petroleum. 1973-1974.
	11	Connell Film. 1971.
	12	Curtiss Industries. 1964.
	13	Entebbe Mission. 1976.
	14	Goldring. 1975.
	15	HAF files. Congratulatory letters (Personal). 1954-1955.
	16	HAF files. Congratulatory letters. 1952.
	17	HAF Personal Papers. Pre-UJA. 1955.
	18	Humphrey, Hubert H. 1966-1972.
	19	Levy, Dr. Robert.1943-1944.
	20	November, Neil. 1974-1975.
	21	Reservations. 1972-1973.
	22	Rosenblatt-Yamit, Liane. 1976-1977.
	23	Sabra Books. 1971-1972.
	24	Schwartzberg. 1972-1973.
	25	Skirball, Jack. 1976.
	26	Slonimsky. 1942-1970.	
	27	Spiegel, Shalom. 1943-1947.
	28	Sweet Trip. 1974.
	29	Vinitsky, Chaim. 1962-1972.
	30	Voss, Carl. 1980-1991.
	31	Voss. 1944-1987.
	32	Wise, Stephen. 1943-1949.
	33	Wise, Stephen S. 1943-1948.
	34	Wise, Stephen. Miscellaneous Material. 1949-1954.
	35	Zacks, Gordon. April 12, 1977.

SERIES C. ZIONISM/FOUNDING OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL

3	1	Israel/Arabs. 1953-1955.
	2	American Joint Distribution Committee. Guide to Overseas Operations and other 
			Publications. 1947-1951.
	3	Israel, State of. 1948-1952.
	4	American Jewish Conference. 1943-1948.
	5	Zionism. 1943-1951.
	6	American Zionist Emergency Council. 1947-1949.
	7	Israel: Official. 1953-1954.
	8	Israel Proclamations. 1948-1949.
	9	Jews in Muslim Countries. 1948.
	10	Jews in Post-War Settlement: Zionist Publications. 1942-1943.
	11	Jewish Agency for Palestine. 1947-1957.
	12	Wise, Stephen. American Zionist Emergency Council. 1944.
	13	Wise, Stephen. Eulogy by Philip Bernstein. May 1949.

4	1	American Council for Judaism. 1945-1950.
	2	American Council for Judaism. 1949-1953.
	3	American Council for Judaism. 1951-1952.
	4          American Council for Judaism. 1952-1955.
	5	Palestine/White Paper. 1944.
	6	Palestine: Background on UN Decision. 1947.
	7	Palestine Terrorism. 1947.
	8	Palestine: UNSCOP. 1947.
	9	Palestine Warfare. 1948.
	10	Palestine. War of Independence. 1949.
	11	Committee for Progressive Zionism.1948-1949.
	12	Zionism and American Jews. 1947-1948.
	13	American Zionist Council. 1953-1955.
	14	American Israel Society. 1954.
	15	American Friends of the Middle East. 1953-1954.
	16	American Council and Byroade.1954. 
	17	Avukah Discussions. 

5	1	Jerusalem Conference. October-November 1953.
	2	Israel Information. 1951-1952.
	3	Palestine. Pre-1948. 1946-1947.
	4	Palestine. Publication of the American Zionist Council. 1946-1949.
	5	Palestine/Exodus Affair. 1947.
	6	Palestine Politics. 1947-1948.
	7	Herzl, Theodor. 1950-1954.
	8	Haganah. 1947-1949.
	9	American Christian Palestine Committee. 1954.
	10	American Zionist Emergency Council. 1949-1950.
	11	American Zionist Emergency Council. 1947-1948.
	12	Material for Palestine (Harold Jaffer). 1947-1948.
	13	Materials for Israel. 1948-1950.
	14	White Paper Colorado Congressmen. 1944-1948.
	15	United Palestine Appeal Report. 1940-1952.
	16	Jerusalem Conference. Establishment of Israel Bonds. 1950.
	17	Saturday Evening Post PM. Reinhold Niehbuhr. February 1942.
						
SERIES D. RABBINICAL CAREER

6	1	Abot, Pirke. 
	2	Jewish History. Kisch. 
	3	Slonimsky Speeches. 1941-1953, 1989.
	4	Slonimsky Notes. 1941-1943, 1988.	
	5	Slonimsky Notes. 1941-1943.
	6	Slonimsky Notes. 1941-1943.
	7	Slonimsky Notes. 1942.
	8	Slonimsky Notes. 1942-1943.
	9	Slonimsky Notes. 1942-1943.
	10	Slonimsky Notes. 1943.
	11	Slonimsky Notes. 1943.
	12	Biblical Vocabulary. 
	13	Bible Seminar: Amos, Hosea, Genesis, Job. 1942.
	14	Biblical History. Marcus. 1941.
	15	History. Margolis and Marx. 
	16	Notes on the Book of Job. 
	17	Mishna Sanhedrin. 
	18	Social Service. Practical Rabbinics. Goldstein.1930-1943.
	19	Spinoza, Baruch. 1945-1954.
	20	Talmud. Tchaernowitz. 
	21	Isaiah. Spiegel. 
	22	Hebrew. Elementary Grammar. Marcus and Davison. 
	23	Hebrew Poetry. Spiegel. 
	24	Dr. William Foxwell Albright Lecture at JIR "Canaan and Israel." February 1942.
	25	Ahad Ha'am. Spiegel. 1942.
	26	Government Courses. College Major (Yale University). International Relations. 
		1937-1938.
	27	Government Courses. College Major (Yale University). International Relations. 
		1937-1938.
	28	English: Colonial Literature of the 18th Century. 1938.
	29	Early Speeches. 1935-1937.

7	1	Tercentary. 1954.
	2	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Biennial Conference. 1953.
	3	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Biennial Conference. 1955.
	4	UAHC/Congregation Beth Israel. Houston, TX. 1943-1944.
	5	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Move from Cincinnati to New York City. 
		1948-1953.
	6	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. 1950-1951.
	7	Senator Joseph McCarthy. 1952-1954.
	8	McCarran Act. 1953.
	9	Menorah Journal. 1954.
	10	Minhag. America. 1949-1950.
	11	Christmas. Chanukah. 1949-1953.
	12	Central Conference of American Rabbis. Papers on Israel. 1950-1951.
	13	American-Soviet Friendship. 1945-1948.
	14	Partition of Palestine. December 1947.
	15	Various Articles and Lectures. May 1941-May 1943.
	16	Sermon: The Chosen People in 1943. April 23, 1943.
	17	Rosh Hashanah Eve. September 1944.
	18	"Hitler Still Walks in Germany," June 1949. "The Pope and Jerusalem," November 1949.
	19	Yom Kippur Sermon. 1947.
	20	Wise, Stephen. 70th Birthday. March 1944.
	21	Notes for Memorial service and eulogy of Stephen Wise. 1949.
	22	Founder's Day Address. March 10, 1993.
	23	"Wise Attached."1981-1989.
	24	Masters Thesis. God, Israel, and Torah. 
	25	Notes for Thesis. 

8	1	Lectures on Great Living Religions.
	2	Friday Night Sermons. 1948.
	3	Rosh Hashanah Sermon. 1947.
	4	Friday Evening Sermons. September 1947-June 1948.
	5	Liberalism and the 1944 Election. 1944.
	6	Sunday Soldier Sermons. 1944-1945.
	7	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Glueck's Plan and Defense. 1953-1957.
	8	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Resolutions vs. Plan. 1953.
	9	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Louis Newman. 1951-1954.
	10	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Miscellaneous. 1953-1956.
	11	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Morton Berman. 1953.
	12	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Brickner Memo. 1952-1953.
	13	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. CCAR Paper. 1953.
	14	HUC/JIR Merger Plan. Responses to CCAR Letter. 1953.
	15	Adult Institute. 
	16	Milwaukee. Photos and Newsclippings. 1952-1955.
	17	CCAR Article. 1954.
	18	World Memorial. Paris. 1953.
	19	Warsaw Ghetto Fight. 1943-1955.
	20	Eisendrath, Maurice N. 1951. 
	21	Denver Munitions Mob. 1948.

9	1	Sermon, "Who is a Good Jew?" May 20, 1955.
	2	Sermon, "Role of Religion in the World Today." May 13, 1955.
	3	High Holiday Sermons. 1959.
	4	Friday Evening Sermons. 1943-1944.
	5	Rosh Hashonah Sermon. 1948.
	6	Yom Kippur Sermon. 1948.
	7	Speech for Methodist Ministers Meeting. April 11, 1949. 
	8	Friday Night Sermons. January-December 1949.
	9	"Four Portraits of Jewish Genius." January 1949.
	10	High Holy Sermons. 1949.
	11	Friday Night Sermons. January-December 1950.
	12	Sermonic Materials. 1950-1951.
	13	"The Greatest Men Who Ever Lived." February 1950.
	14	High Holiday Sermon Material. 1950.
	15	Friday Night Sermons. January-December 1951.
	16	"The Gathering Clouds of War." February 1951.
	17	"Why are the Assimilationists Wrong?" May 4, 1951.
	18	High Holiday Sermon Material. 1951.
	19	High Holiday Sermons. 1944.
	20	Sermon on Emergency Refugee Shelter. October 14, 1944.
	21	High Holiday Radio Broadcast. August 1944.
	22	High Holiday Sermons. 1942.
	23	Saturday Sermons for Children. 1943-1944.
	24	Sermon, "Can Religion Banish Pain." April 1943.
	25	Sermon, "Three Kinds of Intermarriage." June 10, 1943.
	26	High Holiday Sermons. 1943.
	27	Sermon Topics. 1944.
	28	Lectures on "Three Classical Periods in Jewish Literature." March 1944.
	29	Friday Evening Sermons. May 1944-April 1945.
	30	Friday Night Sermons. 1952.

10	1	Sermon on Christian-Jewish Relations. 1942-1944.
	2	Sermon, "The Eternal Cycle of Jewish Education." 
	3	Federal Council Sermons. 1945.
	4	The Life and Times of Moses Mendelssohn. 1955.
	5	Sermon, "Religion and World Peace." 
	6	Sermon, "Spiritual Reconversion."
	7	Lecture, "What is Reform?"
	8	Lecture on Moses.
	9	Three Final Sermons in Denver. 1952.
	10	Election Sermon, "Which Way America." October 31, 1952.
	11	Sukkos Sermon, "We Dwell but Briefly on Earth." October 10, 1952.
	12	Sermon for Sabbath of Repentance. 1952.
	13	Yom Kippur Sermon. 1952.
	14	Rosh Hashonah Sermon Material. 1952.
	15	Thoughts on My Denver Ministry (Incomplete).
	16	Friday Night Sermons. 1953.
	17	Friday Night Sermons. January-June 1953.
	18	Sermon, "Report on the Jews in French Morocco." November 13, 1953.
	19	Recommendations to Denver. 1943.
	20	Denver Installation Response. October 1943.
	21	The Sabbath Pulpit. Temple Bulletin. 1943-1945.
	22	Friday Night Forums. 1939.
	23	Mens Club Forums. 1944-1945.
	24 	Congregation Emanuel. Developments While Overseas. 1946-1947.
	25	Outside Engagements. Denver. 1947.
	26	Annual Report. Denver. 1948.
	27	Outside Engagements. Denver. 1948.
	28	Outside Engagements. Denver. 1949. 
	29	Outside Engagements. Denver. 1950.
	30	Outside Engagements. Denver. 1951.
	31	Shwayder, Maurice B. Summer Camp. Denver. 1950.
	32	Radio Programs. 1947-1951.
	33	Outside Engagements. Milwaukee. 1952-1955.
	34	Sukkos Service. October 2, 1953.
	35	Selichos.1954
	36	Rosh Hashonah Messages. 1954.
	37	Sukkos Service. October 11, 1954.
	38	The Temple Bulletin. September 1954-May 1955.
	39	Worship Experiments. November 1951.
	40	Special Services. Denver. 1943-1945.

11	1	Sermons and Articles. 1915-1950.
	2	Notes for Sermons. 1943.
	3	Miscellaneous High Holiday Sermon Materials. 1942-1961.
	4	Sermons on "The Faces of God." February 1953.
	5	Sermon, "Guilt and Sin." September 11, 1953.
	6	Sermon, "Playing with Strange Fires." Rosh Hashonah. 1953.
	7	"A Kingdom of Priests and a Holy People." 1953.
	8	Sermon, "Until Fear Be No More." Rosh Hashonah Eve. 1953.
	9	Sermon, "Are Ye Not All Children of Mine?" Yom Kippur. 1953.
	10	Overseas Sermon on Germany. November 20, 1953.
	11	Overseas Sermon on Israel. November 27, 1953.
	12	Friday Night Sermons. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. January-May 1954.
	13	Sermon, "What is the Story Behind the Condemnation of the American Council for
		 Judaism?" March 5, 1954.
	14	Good Sermon Ideas. May 1954.
	15	Sermon, "Future of Jewish Life in America." Rosh Hashonah. 1954.
	16	Sermon, "Judaism. The Hope of the World." Yom Kippur. 1954.
	17	High Holiday Children's Service. 1954.
	18	Sermon, "The Shofar Tones Still Linger." October 8, 1954.
	19	Sermon, "The Torah Encircles the Congregation." October 15, 1954.
	20	Sermon, "Why Was Spinoza Excommunicated?" October 23, 1954.
	21	Sermon, "Should the Clergyman Stay Out of Politics?" October 29, 1954.
	22	Sermon, "Maimonides. 750th Yahrzeit." November 5, 1954.
	23	Sermon, "Was It Moral for a Scientist to Work on the Hydrogen Bomb." November 12, 1954.
	24	Sermon, "The Strange Story of Japanese-Jewish Friendship." November 26, 1954.
	25	Sermon, "Teahouse of the August Moon." November 30, 1954.
	26	Sermon, "October '43: The Story of the Modern Maccabee." December 24, 1954.
	27	Sermon, "What Strange Thing Happens at Midnight?" December 31, 1954.
	28	Sermon, "The Third Generation. Lost or Found?" January 7, 1955.
	29	Sermon, "The Synagogue and Social Action." January 21, 1955.
	30	Sermon, "Prayer and Exaltation: Is Something Wrong?" January 28, 1955.
	31	Sermon, "Education. Just for the Child?" February 4, 1955.
	32	Sermon, "The State of the Union. A Report from Los Angeles." February 18, 1955.
	33	Sermon, "What Golden Calves do We Worship Today?" March 11, 1955.
	34	Sermon, "Professor Toynbee's Genteel Anti-Semitism." March 18, 1955.
	35	Sermon, "20 Questions on Civil Liberties." March 25, 1955.
	36	Sermon, "The Scroll and the Chaplain." April 1, 1955.
	37	Sermon, "Freedom Leads to Torah." April 8, 1955.
	38	Sermon, "Birthday in Jerusalem." April 22, 1955.
	39	Sermon, "Ordeal in Paris." April 29, 1955.
	40	Sermon, "Easy Religion is a Dangerous Delusion." May 6, 1955.

SERIES E. LIFE IN ISRAEL
 
12	1	Speech Notes. January-September 1981.
	2	Yager, Moshe. 1973-1974.
	3	Movement for Progressive Judaism in Israel. 1973.
	4	World Education Center for Progressive Judaism. 1973.
	5	Student Elective Course. HUC-JIR. 1977.
	6	Reform Ideology. 1975-1976.
	7	Reform Jewish Appeal. 1973-1974.
	8	Program Suggestions for World Center for Progressive Judaism. 1972-1973.
	9	Organizing the Movement Ideas. 1973.
	10	Oranim. 1973.
	11	Local Congregations. 1972-1973.
	12	Interested Israelis. 
	13	Hirsch Articles. 1969-1977.
	14	Helpful Rabbis. 1973-1974.
	15	Gottschalk and Shindler. 1973-1977.
	16	Conservative Movement. 1973.
	17	Joint Palestine Appeal. London Trip. October 15, 1972.
	18	Hayesod, Keren. England. 1970-1972.
	19	Joint Israel Appeal. London. 1974-1975.
	20	Maram, V'ad Hartzi. 1973-1977.
	21	Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel. Beersheba. 1975-1978.
	22	Van Leer. 1975.
	23	Promised Land Ltd. 1973-1976.
	24	Jaffe, Eliezer. 1975-1976.
	25	Miscellaneous Projects. 1973-1975.
	26	Course. Modern Jewish Thought. 1974-1975.
	27	Almogi-Aliyah. 1976.
	28	Almogi-Aliyah. 1977.
	29	Law of Return. 1974.
	30	Joint Israel Appeal. London Trip. 1974.
	31	Joint Israel Appeal. November Trip. 1974.
	32	Association for a Progressive Reform Judaism. 1974-1975.
	33	Civil Annual. August 14, 1974.
	34	Democratic Movement for Change. 1977.
	35	Encyclopedia Judaica. 1971-1976.
	36	Faculty Advisory Cabinet. 1975.
	37	Fundraising Institute. 1972-1976.
	38	Haifa University. 1966-1972.
	39	Haifa University Lecture. March 9, 1972.
	40	Herlitz, Esther. 1974.
	41	Holocaust. 1973-1974.

13	1	[Hebrew]
	2	[Hebrew]
	3	[Hebrew]
	4	Encyclopedia Judaica. 1975.
	5	Higher Education in USA. 1971-1972.
	6	Bet Ha Noar (Phil Horn). 1963-1974.
	7	Beit Ha-Noar. 1973-1974.
	8	Bezalel Academy. 1977.
	9	Bezalel Museum. May 1977.
	10	Israel Bonds. 1971-1972.
	11	Boys Town. 1969-1972.
	12	Beer Sheba University/Ben Gurion University. 1973-1976.
	13	Speech Material. 1972.
	14	Speech Material. June-October 1972.
	15	Speech Notes. 1973.
	16	Speech Notes. War and Aftermath. October 1973.
	17	Speech Material and War Notes. October 1973-June 1974.
	18	Army Lectures. 1975-1976.
	19	Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel. War Bond Campaign. 1973-1977.
	20	American Jewish Committee. Jewish Faculty Seminar. Winter 1972-1973.
	21	Archive List. 1976.
	22	Encyclopedia Judaica. 1975.
	23	Brazilai, Michael. 1973-1975.
	24 	Leo Baeck School. 1972-1975.

14	1	Notebook. 1973.
	2	Variety Club. 1973.
	3	Volunteers. 1976-1977.
	4	Holocaust Material. 1963-1975.
	5	Ginsberg, Edward. 1974-1975.
	6	Gould, Donald. 1976.
	7	Deposits. 1977-1978.
	8	Israeli Contributions. 1976-1977.
	9	Tennis Center. 
	10	Israel Government Bond.
	11	HUC Office Furniture. 1973.
	12	Congregation Tours. Special. 1974.
	13	Courses. 1974-1977.
	14	Foreign Currency Transactions. 1977-1978.
	15	The Jewish Agency for Israel. 1982.
	16	HAF Personal. 1971-1973.
	17	HAF Personal. 1973-1975.
	18	Bio-Resume.  
	19	Contract HUC/JIR. UAHC. 1972-1977.
	20	Rose, Herb. Contracts. 1974-1977.
	21	Shiloach Insurance. 1974-1978.
	22	Yemin Moshe Sale. 1974-1978.
	23	Volvo Purchase. 1973.
	24	Israeli: Income Tax. 1976-1978.
	25	Job Analysis in Israel. Taxes in Israel. 1971.
	26	Discount Bank. 1975-1976.
	27	Contract for Purchase. Yemin Moshe. 1975-1976.
	28	Bank Documents. Yemin Moshe. 1974-1976.
	29	Jerusalem Apartment Lease. 1971-1977.
	30	Household Furniture Storage. January 4, 1976.
	31	Friedman, Myer. 1975-1977.
	32	International Young Leadership House in Israel. 1983.
	33	Project Survival. 1975-1978.
	34	Shinui. 1972-1976.

15	1	[Hebrew]
	2	[Hebrew]. 1986-1989.
	3	[Hebrew]. 1993.
	4	[Hebrew]. 1966.
	5	[Hebrew]
	6	[Hebrew]
	7	Haifa University Prospects. 1971-1972.
	8	Israel: Democratic Party for Change. Yadin. 1972-1977.
	9	Hasbara and Doron Report. Election Material. DMC. 1976-1977.
	10	DMC Position Papers on Diaspora. State and Religion. 1976-1977.
	11	Yadin. Finances. Complete List of Names. Democratic Party Logistics. 1977.
	12	DMC Foreign Agent Registration. April 1977.
	13	DMC Miscellaneous. 1977.
	14	Bernstein Telex. 1972.
	15	Hebrew Union College. Jerusalem. 1971.
	16	Translators Pool. 1973-1974.
	17	Moshav Shitufi. 1973.
	18	Speech Skeleton. 1975-1976.
	19	Tantur. 1976.
	20	Tel Aviv Museum. March 1972.
	21	Tel Aviv University. 1972-1977.
	22	Report on Trips. 1975-1976.
	23	Total Number Trips Made. February 1973-January 1976.
	24	Trip. May-June 1973.
	25	Trip Summary. September 1973.
	26	Trip. May-June 1974.
	27	Trip. August-September 1974.
	28	Trip to U.S. May-June 1975.

SERIES F. JERUSALEM ACADEMY

16	1	Jerusalem Society for the Advancement of Education and Culture. March 5, 1979.
	2	Jerusalem Academy. 1977-1988.
	3	Jerusalem Experimental High School. 1972.
	4	Andover/Philips. Andover, Mass. January 10, 1978.
	5	Houston. Jerusalem Academy. December 1977.
	6	SUNY/Amherst. Jerusalem Academy. December 14, 1977.
	7	Amherst, Mass. Jerusalem Academy. December 1977-January 1978.
	8	Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1977.
	9	Phillips Exeter Academy. Exeter, New Hampshire. November 1977-January 1978.
	10	Colby. December 1977.
	11	Zvi Toren's Visit. January 1978.
	12	Institute of World Affairs. October 24, 1977.
	13	Wiesel Film Proposal. December 15, 1972.
	14	Master Art Work. Jerusalem Academy Seal. 
	15	Jerusalem Academy Figures. 1982.
	16	American Friends of the Jerusalem Academy Pledges. 1980-1982.
	17	Jerusalem Academy. 1977-1979.
	18	Jerusalem Academy. Organizational Documents. 1977.
	19	Jerusalem Academy. Various Early Documents. 1977.
	20	Jerusalem Academy. Brochure Materials. 1980.
	21	Jerusalem Academy Brochures. 
	22	Friends of Jerusalem Academy. Board of Directors. 1980.

SERIES G. UNITED JEWISH APPEAL

17	1	Important Photos of HAF. 1956-1995.
	2	UJA Meeting with Eisenhower at the White House. 1955.
	3	UJA Videotape for Brentwood Club. L.A. April 17, 1972.
	4	Visitors to Israel. 1971.
	5	Williamsburg Retreat. 1972.
	6	World Zionist Organization. Statue Shalom. November 15, 1971.
	7	Women's Division. Eve Weiss. 
	8	Vashem, Yad. 1971-1972.
	9	Zacks, Gordon. 1970.
	10	Zuckerman, Paul. 1972-1973.
	11	European Young Leadership. 1975.
	12	Young Leadership Family Mission. 1976.
	13	Young Leadership. Stone. 1971-1973.
	14	Reconstructionist Article. Young Leadership. 1964.
	15	Young Leadership Biographies. 1972-1973.
	16	Suggested Reading. September 21, 1965.
	17	Consecutive Dailies. 1965.	
	18	Dailies. 1966.
	19	Dailies. 1967-1968.
	20	Dailies. 1969. 
	21	Dailies. 1970.
	22	Eliezer, S. Ben. 1966-1969.
	23	Community Progress. 1966.
	24	CJFWF-UJA Consultative Committee. 1966-1968.	
	25	Ben Gurion Visit. 1966-1967.
	26	UJA. 1980.
	27	Telephone Presentation Materials. March 27, 1968.
	28	Telephone Presentations to Communities. April 11, 1968.
	29	Project Absorption. March 1968.
	30	Speakers. 1965.
	31	Fact Sheet. 1970.
	32	Mid-year Leadership Conference. June 18, 1960.
	33	Annual National Conference. December 1960.
	34	Young Leadership Conference. November 1960.
	35	Annual National Conference. Cabinet Meeting. December 8, 1960.
	36	Annual National Conference. Special Meeting. December 8, 1960.
	37	National Young Leadership Conference. November 1960.		

18	1	Speech Toronto UJA. 1962.
	2	Speech Notes for Annual Conference. December 1962.
	3	Address to UJA Annual Conference. 1961.
	4	Address to UJA National Young Leadership Conference. November 1960.
	5	Report to UJA National Cash Conference. June 1960.
	6	Address to the Moraine Conference. February 1960.
	7	Address to UJA Midwest Leadership Conference. February 1960.
	8	Address in Kansas City. January 1960.
	9	Address to UJA Speakers Seminar. January 1960.
	10	Young Leadership Retreat. May 12-16, 1971.
	11	Speech Material. 1961.	
	12	Speech Material. 1961.
	13	Speech Material. 1961.
	14	Speech Material. 1961.
	15	Mid-West Conference. February 14, 1960.
	16	UJA Inaugural Conference. February 7, 1960.
	17	Middle Atlantic Conference. Hershey, Pennsylvania. 1961.
	18	Cancelled Northeast Conference. Swampscott, Massachusetts. March 1961.
	19	West Coast Conference. Palm Springs, Ca. February 1961.
	20	Central State Conference. French Lick, Indiana. February 1961.
	21 	South/Southwest Conference. Biloxi, Mississippi. January 1961.
	22	JDC Session-National Conference. December 13, 1958.
	23	National Conference. December 12-13, 1958.
	24	Speakers Division Meeting. February 11, 1959.
	25	Leadership Meeting. New York. January 19, 1959.
	26	Cabinet Meetings. Miami Conference. February 1, 1959.
	27	Conferences: Miami Beach. February 1959.
	28	Meeting of National Organizations. New York. February 15, 1959.
	29	West Coast Leadership Institute. February 20-22, 1959.
	30	Cash Conference/Cabinet Meeting. June 20-21, 1959.
	31	Cash Conference. June 20-21, 1959.
	32	New Jersey Leadership. November 29, 1959.
	33	Annual National Conference. December 10, 1959.
	34	Annual National Conference. New York. December 1959.
	35	Western Leadership Institute. February 19-21, 1960.
	36	National Young Leadership Conference. November 1960.
	37	UJA Cash Conference. Washington, D.C. June 1960.
	38	Regional Conference. New Orleans. May 6-8, 1960.
	39	December Conference. Steering Committee. 1960.

19	1	Address to UJA National Conference. December 1955.
	2	Notes for Address to Providence IG Meeting. November 1955.
	3	Address to NYC-UJA Board of Directors. September 1955.
	4	Field Staff Conference Call. June 1955.
	5	UJA Speech Notes. 1955. 
	6	Address to Zionist General Council. August 24, 1955.
	7	Address to UJA Washington Conference and Related Material. June 1955.
	8	Address to UJA National Conference. June 1955.
	9	Speech Notes. 1952.
	10	Speech Notes. 1953.
	11	UJA. 1945-1946.
	12	Address at Hollywood Bowl for Israel Emergency Fund. June 11, 1967.
	13	Israel Emergency Fund. San Francisco Conference Call. June 1, 1967.
	14	Address to the Public Relations Conference. Geneva. January 29, 1967.
	15	Address to Young Leadership Conference. Washington, D.C. February 22-25, 1967.
	16	Speech Notes. 1966.
	17	Address to National Conference. December 9, 1966.
	18	Speech Notes. 1963.
	19	Address to UJA's Speaker Seminar. January 21, 1963.
	20	UJA Speakers Seminar. January 1963.
	21	Biblical Quotations to Illustrate Modern History. 1963.
	22	London Address. River House. Winter 1963.
	23	Address to UJA National Conference. December 1963.
	24	Speech Notes. 1964.
	25	Remarks to UJA Speakers Division. January 1964.
	26	Speech Notes and Source Materials. 1965.
	27	Address in Buffalo. January 1965.
	28	Address to Joint Palestine Appeal. London, England. February 1965.
	29	Address to UJA Speakers Seminar. February 1965.
	30	Notes for Washington, D.C. Big Gifts Meeting. Spring 1965.
	31	"The Ordeal for Israel's People is Not Finished." 30th Annual National Conference. 
		December 8, 1967.
	32	Background Material. July-November 1967.
	33	"The Meaning of the Wailing Wall." October 18, 1967.
	34	Speech Notes. Newark, NJ. November 7, 1967.
	35	1968 Emergency Fund Background Material. November-December 1967.
	36	Address to Cleveland Young Leadership Conference. September 1965.
	37	Address to East Central Young Leadership Conference. September 1965.
	38	Address to Theodor Herzl Institute. November 1965.
	39	Address to UJA Annual Conference. December 1965.
	40	Address to Chicago Conference. January 1966.
	41	Address to 44th ORT National Conference. January 23, 1966.
	42	Memorial Wall to the Martyred Six Million. April 24, 1966.
	43	Speech Notes. South Africa. August 9, 1966.
	44	1966 UJA Study Mission. October 1966.	
	45	Address to UJA Women's Division Mission. October 23, 1966.	

20	1	Young Leadership. 1975.
	2	National Annual Conference. New York. December 1958.
	3	Minutes. Young Leadership Cabinet. 1963-1972.
	4	Russia. 1956-1959.
	5	North Africa. 1955.
	6	Address to Lehman Dinner. New York City. January 1956.
	7	"Mission to French North Africa." October 1955.
	8	UJA Speech Notes. 1954.
	9	Speech Notes. February 1956.
	10	Address to National Inaugural Conference. February 1956.
	11	Speech Notes. March-May 1956.
	12	Address to National Action Conference. June 1956.
	13	Report to the Central Conference of American Rabbis. June 28, 1956.
	14	Speech Notes for Boston. September 1956.
	15	Address to AJDC Country Directors Conference. October 1956.
	16	Address to Staff of UJA. Greater New York Inc. November 1, 1956.
	17	Address to Baltimore Meeting. November 1956.
	18	Address to Toronto Executive Directors Meeting. November 1956.
	19	Address to CJFWF General Assembly. November 1956.
	20	Conference Speech Materials. November 1956.
	21	Address to UJA National Conference. December 1956.
	22	Address to UJA Speakers Seminar. February 1959.
	23	Address to UJA Emergency Conference. February 1959.
	24	Address to Miami Inaugural Conference. February 1959.
	25	Speech Notes for Westport, Connecticut. July 1959.
	26	Rosh Hashonah. 1959.
	27	Yom Kippur Eve. 1959.
	28	Yom Kippur. 1959.
	29	Taped Message to Monroe Louisiana Leadership. October 1959.
	30	Address to UJA National Conference. December 1959.
	31	Speech Notes. 1958.
	32	Speech Notes. 1959.
	33	Speech Notes. 1960.
	34	JDC HQ. Geneva. Summer 1958.
	35	Address to UJA Study Mission. November 1958.
	36	Speech Notes for UJA Conference. December 1958.
	37	Address to the 21st Annual UJA Conference. December 1958.
	38	On Philanthropy. 1959.
	39	Speech Notes for Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Detroit. January 1956.
	40	Press Conference. January 1957.
	41	Notes on Trip to Paris, Rome, Naples, Hungary, Vienna. January 1957.
	42	Address to Leidesdorf Dinner. February 1957.
	43	Text of Passover Recording. March 1957.
	44	Suggested Speech for Television Show. April 1957.
	45	Radio Address for San Bernardino. April 1957.
	46	Radio Address. Long Beach, California. May 1957.
	47	Address to ZOA Meeting. September 1957.
	48	Text of Recorded Speech to Fall Communities. October 1957.
	49	Address to CJFWF General Assembly. November 1957.
	50	Speech Notes for Conference. December 1957.
	51	Address to UJA National Conference. December 1957.
	52	Trip to Poland with Morry Saltzman. December 4-10, 1957. 

21	1	Young Leadership. 1971.
	2	Staff Seminar. September 28, 1958.
	3	Annual National Conference Resolutions. 1958-1959.
	4	PCB Meeting. December 13, 1958.
	5	Miami Beach Conference. February 1958.
	6	Brandeis Camp. Santa Susana, California. February 1958. 
	7	Special Funds Meeting. December 13, 1957.
	8	Speakers Division Meeting. January 17, 1957.
	9	Annual National Conference. Cabinet Meeting. December 11, 1958.
	10	Photography Project in Israel. 1960.
	11	Paul, Bruce B. March 2, 1966.
	12	25th Anniversary Annual Conference. December 8, 1962.
	13	Prime Minister's Meeting. 1968.
	14	Speech Notes. 1968.
	15	Notes Relative to Formation of 1968 Emergency Fund. September 1967.
	16	Paris Speech. February 1, 1968.
	17	Prime Minister's Flight. November 16, 1960.
	18	Prime Minister Closed Circuit. September 20, 1970.
	19	Prime Minister's Project. January 19-27, 1970.
	20	Project Absorption. March 1968.
	21	Publicity Presentation in Israel. 1965-1966.
	22	Rapoport, Natan. July 1963.
	23	Rabbinical Advisory Council. 1969.
	24	Religious Rights in Israel. 1968.
	25	UJA Resolutions. 1955-1969.
	26	Meeting with Rogers. Summer 1969.
	27	Shaike, Rumania. 1959.
	28	St. Thomas Campaign. 1968.
	29	Salmon, Katriel. 1963.
	30	Sapir Meeting. September 20, 1966.		
	31	SCCIEF Study Mission Evaluations. 1970.
	32	SCCIEF Student Tour to Israel. December 1969.
	33	Expanded Student Program Meeting with Young Leadership. June 6, 1969.
	34	SCCIEF Study Mission. 1967.
	35	SCCIEF Study Mission. Evaluations. 1967.	
	36	SCCIEF Study Mission. 1968.
	37	SCCIEF Study Mission Evaluations. 1968.	
	38	SCCIEF. 1969.
	39	SCCIEF Student Mission. 1969.
	40 	Scheuer, James H. 1965-1968.
	41	Sherut La'Am. 1968.
	42	8th Study Mission. October 1962.
	43	9th Study Mission. October 1963.
	44	Study Mission. October 13-29, 1965.
	45	12th UJA Study Mission. 1966.
	46	Visit with Pope Paul VI. Study Mission. October 14, 1963.
	47	Stacher, Joseph. 1964.
	48	UJA Teenage Program (not implemented). 1965.
	49	Tel Aviv University Campaign. 1965-1968.
	50	25th Anniversary. 1963.

22	1	General Plan for 1971 Campaign. 1970.
	2	Campaign Techniques. 1971-1973.
	3	Cash Collection Letter. April 1972.
	4	Cash. 1971-1972.
	5	Committee on World Fundraising. 1971-1972.
	6	Conference on Human Needs. 1969.
	7	Contingency Plan. 1972.
	8	Executive Directors Meetings. 1971-1973.
	9	Executive Staff Meetings. 1971-1973.
	10	Executive Committee Retreat. June 8-11, 1972.
	11	Executive Committee. 1971-1972.
	12	Dailies. 1971.
	13	Defense Budget. 1969-1971.
	14	Fact Sheet. 1969.
	15	Hebrew University.1968-1973.
	16	Israel Emergency Fund. CJFWF Presidents Meeting. June 3, 1967.
	17	State of Israel Bonds. 1952-1954.
	18	Louis Broido Address to 1967 UJA National Conference. December 6, 1966.
	19	Ben Gurion Visit. 1967.
	20	Address to CJFWF. March 1964.
	21	Morocco. 1953.

23	1	United Jewish Appeal. 1947.		
	2	UJA. Atlantic City. 1947.
	3	UJA. 1948.
	4	UJA. 1949.
	5	UJA Committee of Contributors and Workers. 1948-1949.
	6	UJA. 1950.
	7	American Joint Distribution Committee. 1948.
	8	UJA. 1951.
	9	Notes on 1951 Visit to Israel. 1951.
	10	UJA. 1952.
	11	UJA. 1953.
	12	United Jewish Appeal. 1954.
	13	UJA. 1955.
	14	Israel Press Conference Clippings. July 1956.
	15	UJA Breakfast Session. 23rd National Conference. December 11, 1960.
	16	Klutznick, Philip. Bal Harbour, Fl. February 5, 1961.
	17	Audience with Pope Paul VI. UJA Study Mission to Rome. October 14, 1963.
	18	Audience with Pope John XXIII. UJA Mission to Rome. October 17, 1960.
	19	Freehoff, Rabbi Solomon B. January 11, 1967.
	20	Pinchas Sapir Visit to America for Emergency Fund. June 1967.
	21	Ben Gurion's 85th Birthday. 1971.
	22	Address to Young Leadership. Cabinet Retreat. May 14, 1971.
	23 	Address to Members of the UJA Young Leadership Mission. October-November 1972.
	24	Address to the Members of the Young Leadership Mission. August 3, 1973.
	25	UJA Newspapermen's Mission. October 10, 1972.
	26	Cabinet Meeting. June 8, 1957.
	27	UJA Conferences. June 8-9, 1957.
	28	National Chairmen Meeting. June 8, 1957.
	29	Special meeting. June 8, 1957.
	30	Miami Beach Conference. March 3, 1957.
	31	Brandeis Camp Conference. Santa Susana, California. 1957.
	32	Annual Conference. Officers Meeting. December 12, 1957.
	33	Annual Conference. Cabinet Meeting. December 12, 1957.

24	1	Speech Notes. 1972.
	2	United Israel Appeal. 1968-1969.
	3	United Israel Appeal. 1966-1967.
	4	UJA Floor Plan. 1962-1963.
	5	UJA National Committee. 1963-1966.
	6	World's Fair. Israel. 1963.
	7	UJA Personal Letter (never sent). April 1970.
	8	UJA Correspondence. Israel. Summer 1968.
	9	UJA Personal Letters. November 1955-May 1962.
	10	Personal Letters and Notes on 1964 Study Mission. 1964.
	11	Personal Letters. March 1963-December 1965.
	12	UJA Personal Letter. February 8, 1966.	
	13	UJA Personal Letter. February 14, 1966.
	14	Personal Letter. UJA. May 24, 1966.
	15	1966 Campaign Story. 
	16	1967 UJA Story. December 9, 1966.
	17	Personal Letter. UJA. November 6, 1967.
	18	UJA Personal Letter. March 28, 1968.
	19	1968 UJA Story. December 8, 1967.
	20	UJA Personal Letter. December 3, 1968.
	21	1969 UJA Story. December 13, 1968.
	22	UJA Personal Letter. January 17, 1969.
	23	UJA Personal Letter. August 22, 1969.
	24	Overseas Correspondence. Summer 1955.
	25	Notes on Trip to Europe and Israel. May 1956.
	26	Notes on Overseas Trip (Including Morocco Situation). July 1956.
	27	Notes on Overseas Trip. September-October 1956.
	28	Notes on Trip to Paris and Vienna. January 1957.
	29	Notes on Overseas Trip. July 1957.
	30	Speech Notes for "Hebrew Origins of American Democracy." February 1967.
	31	Harmon, Avraham. 1956-1967.
	32	Samuel Haber on Jewish Morocco. 1956.
	33	Nachman, Werner. Address to 1966 UJA National Conference. 
	34	Israel Emergency Fund. Telex Transmissions. June 6-July 7, 1967.
	35	Inaugural Dinner. March 2, 1958.
	36	National Conference. Steering Committee. December 1957.
	37	National Conference. December 13, 1957.
	38	Conference. June 8-9, 1957.
	39	National Conference. New York. December 1957.
	40	National Conference. Solicitations. December 1957.
	41	New York/National Conference. December 1957.
	42	Inaugural Conference. March 3, 1957.

25	1	Annual Conference. Cabinet Committee. New York. December 1956.
	2	Annual Conference Addresses. November 30, 1956.
	3	Annual Conference. New York. December 1956.
	4	Annual Conference Committee Program. November 30, 1956.
	5	Annual Conference. November 30, 1956.
	6	Annual Conference. Steering Committee. November 30, 1956.
	7	New York Conference with Ben Gurion. May 26, 1956.
	8	Miami Conference. 1956.
	9	Atlantic City Conference. June 1956.
	10	Planning and Implementation. Atlantic City Conference. June 1956.
	11	Big Gifts Meeting. January 1956.
	12	Herbert H. Lehman Dinner. New York. January 22, 1956.
	13	New York Conference. December 1955.
	14	UJA. Warburg Testimonial Dinner. January 22, 1955.
	15	Washington Conference. June 4-5, 1955.
	16	North African Meeting. New York. November 18, 1955.
	17 	Conferences. Greetings. 1952-1954.
	18	New York Conference. December 1954.
	19	National Conference. New York. December 11-13, 1953.
	20	Jerusalem Conference. October 1953.
	21	National Conference. New York. December 12-14, 1952.
	22	Big Gifts Conference. Miami. February 1953.
	23	National Action Conference. June 6, 1953.
	24	Cleveland Conference. October 10-11, 1953.
	25	Miami Beach Conference. February 24, 1952.
	26	National Cash Mobilization Conference. May 25-26, 1952.
	27	Washington Conference. October 18-19, 1952.
	28	Cash Conference. May 26-27, 1951.
	29	Annual National Conference. Atlantic City. December 14-16, 1951.
	30	National Report. New York. October 27-28, 1951.
	31	1967 Arab-Israeli War. June-August 1967.
	32	UJA Contract Papers and Pension Computations. 1967-1973.
	33	UJA Engagements. 1977.
	34	Ginsberg, Edward R.. 1963-1971.
	35	Galilee Plan. 1963-1966.
	36	Germany. 1966-1967.
	37	Miscellaneous. 1970.
	38	Film "Morocco." 1963.
	39	Film "The Crucifixion." 1971.
	40	Fisher, Max M.. 1971-1972.
	41	Address by Avraham Harman. Cabinet Meeting. November 4, 1956.
	42	HUC-JIR. 1955-1956.
	43	HUC-JIR. 1956-1958.
	44	HUC-JIR. 1955-1959.
	45	Bernstein, Irving. 1972.

26	1	Young Leadership. 1962-1966.
	2	Notes on Young Leadership Retreat. May 17-19, 1963.
	3	Young Leadership Retreat Agendas. 1963-1970.
	4	Young Leadership. 1967-1969.
	5	Miscellaneous Material. 1960.
	6	Minutes. Inaugural Conference. February 7, 1960.
	7	Midwest Leadership Institute. February 12-14, 1960.
	8	National Conference. New York. December 1960.
	9	Article, "Past and Present Trends in Philanthropic Endeavors." 1959.
	10	National Conference. Breakfast and Banquet Sessions. December 12, 1959.
	11	National Conference. December 12, 1959.
	12	Canadian Luncheon. February 2, 1957.
	13	Samuel Leidesdorf Dinner. February 2, 1957.
	14	Lehman-Warburg Dinner. February 2, 1957.
	15	Cabinet Mailing. February 1957.
	16	Various Notes/Speeches. 1957-1961.
	17	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "A." 1961-1972.
	18	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "B." 1960-1973. 
	19	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "C." 1960-1971. 
	20	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "D." 1960-1973.
	21	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "E." 1955-1975.
	22	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "F." 1960-1973.
	23	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "G." 1955-1972.
	24	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "H." 1960-1972.
	25	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "J." 1955-1974.
	26	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "K." 1960-1971.
	27	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "L." 1955-1974.
	28	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "M." 1960-1972.
	29	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "N." 1961-1969.
	30	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "O." 1967-1972.
	31	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "P." 1960-1971.
	32	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "R." 1960-1972.
	33	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "S." 1955-1972.
	34	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "T." 1962-1971.
	35	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "U." 1961-1969.
	36 	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "V." 1962-1971.
	37	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "W." 1961-1973.
	38	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "Y." 1960-1969.
	39	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. "Z." 1962-1972.                    

27	1	UJA Engagements. 1978.
	2	UJA Engagements. 1978.
	3	Los Angeles. 1981.
	4	Boston. 1981-1982.
	5	National Missions. 1981.
	6	UJA. 1981.
	7	UJA. 1982.
	8	UJA Journal. 1981.
	9	1982 Campaign Reports. 1981-1982.
	10	1982 Campaign Status Report. 1982.
	11	Florida. 1982.
	12	National-Miscellaneous Ideas. 1980-1982.
	13	Project Renewal. 1977-1979.
	14	Solicitation Techniques. 1974-1982.
	15	National Solicitations. 1981.
	16	Speech Notes. 1979.
	17	Speech Notes. 1980.
	18	Washington Mission Program. November 3, 1981.
	19	Friedman. Bio. 
	20	1982 Campaign. 
	21	UJA Policy on Cash. November 16, 1981.
	22	New Prospects. 1981-1982.
	23	UJA/Personal Correspondence. 1968-1970.
	24	Kurt-Georg Kiesinger. 1948-1966.
	25	Kollek, Teddy. November 4, 1956.
	26	Moscow Youth Festival. 1957.
	27	Speech to Young Leadership Retreat. May 12-16, 1971.
	28	Address to Young Leadership Conference. November 1961.
	29	Annual Award Dinner. Reform Jewish Appeal. April 18, 1966.
	30	Southern Region Young Leadership Conference. April 23-24, 1966.
	31	Address to Northeast Young Leadership Regional Conference. February 12, 1966.
	32	Young Leadership Address. Washington. 1973.
	33	Young Leadership. Munich Retreat. February 1977.
	34	Young Leadership. 1977.
	35	International Young Leadership. 1966.
	36	Young Leaders Visit to Washington. February 23-24, 1966.

28	1	Plans. 1972.
	2	Plans. 1973.
	3	Pomerantz, Fred. June-August 1971.
	4	Poverty Program. 1971-1972.
	5	Poverty Project. 1971-1975.
	6	Prime Minister's Mission. 1971.
	7	NYC UJA Progress Report. 1971-1973.
	8	Public Relations Department. 1971-1973.
	9	Palace Revolution. 1961.
	10	Peppercorn, Martin. 1972.
	11	Personnel. 1971.
	12	Perot, Ross. 1970-1971.
	13	Pincus, Louis. 1963-1971.
	14	Thoughts on Warsaw Ghetto Fight. 1933-1975.
	15	Newspapermen's Mission. 1971.
	16	Operation Joshua. 1970.
	17	Operation Israel. 1970-1971.
	18	Operation Israel. 1972.
	19	Operation Israel. 1973.
	20	Operation Upgrade. 1972-1973.
	21	Campaign and Cash Reports. 1972.
	22	Ideas for Rabin.	
	23	National Campaign Progress Reports. 1971.	
	24	Various Correspondence 1971.
	25	Bernstein, Irving. 1960-1976.
	26	National Conference. June 4-5, 1955.
	27	Israel Education Fund. 1964-1985.
	28	Marc IA. 1955-1963.
	29	UJA-CJFEF General Assembly. Executive Director's Meeting. November 10, 1955.
	30	1970s Projects. 1976-1977.
	31	Letters from ERR. 1962.
	32	Prospect List. 1974.
	33	Notes on Israel. 1951.
	34	UJA. Miscellaneous. 1968-1971.
	35	Young Leadership Cabinet. Responses from Executive Directors. 1960.
	36	Young Leadership Founding Conference. November 1960. 

29	1	Bonds for Israel. Pittsburgh. May 25, 1970.
	2	Bond Meetings. 1970.
	3	Education. 1967.
	4	Education. 1968.
	5	Education. 1969.
	6	Education. 1969.
	7	Education. 1970.
	8	Rabbinical Advisory Council. 1970-1971.
	9	Rabbinical Mission. January 1970.
	10	Rabbinical Meetings.1972.
	11	Rabbinical Student Program. 1972. 
	12	Radio Programs with Russian Immigrants. 1972.
	13	Radio Broadcast. Closed Circuit. February 6, 1972.
	14	Resident Solicitors. 1972.
	15	Rose, Herbert. April 1972.
	16	Ribakoff, Charles. SCCIEF. 1970-1974.
	17	Russian Immigrant Speakers. 1972. 
	18	Russian Immigration. February 1972.
	19	Ruttenberg, Harold. 1971-1972.
	20	Sapir-Special Contributions. 1971.
	21	Sapir. 1968.
	22	Slonimsky, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. 1964-1971.
	23	Satellite Broadcasting. 1970-1971.
	24	Seminar for Training Speakers. 
	25	Solicitation Reports. 1971.
	26	Suggested Speakers. 1972.
	27	Speakers. 1971-1972.
	28	UJA Study Conference. 1972.
	29	Solicitation Reports. 1972.
	30	Speeches. 1974-1976.
	31	Speeches. 1977.
	32	Jerusalem Solidarity Conference. 1975.
	33	Address to Young Leadership at National Conference. December 10, 1971.
	34	Address to Young Leadership. August 3, 1973.

30	1	Study Conference Mission. October 1971.
	2	Student Film. 1971.
	3	Student Pilot Program. 1970-1973.
	4	Student Coordinating Committee for IEF. Field Memos. 1971.
	5	SCCIEF. 1970.
	6	SCCIEF. 1971-1972.
	7	SCCIEF. Fact Sheets. 1966-1970.
	8	SCCIEF. Yale University. 1970.
	9	SCCIEF. Study Mission. 1970.
	10	Student Leadership Institute. St. Louis. January 9-11, 1970.
	11	SCCIEF. Study Mission. 1971.
	12	Student Program. 1972.
	13	Uris, Leon. 1959-1964.
	14	University Student Program. 1958-1966.
	15	United University Fund. 1969.
	16	United Hias. Russia. 1966.
	17	United Israel Appeal. February 1972.
	18	UIA Bankers Study Mission. November 1970.
	19	UJA-NYC Ernest Michel. 1970-1972.
	20	UJA Budget. 1972.
	21	UJA National Chairman. 1972.
	22	UJA Trip. January 1977.
	23	UJA. 1974.
	24	Weekend Retreats. Houston and Norfolk. October-November 1975.
	25	UJA Reports. 1971-1972.
	26	University Campaigns. 1972.
	27	UJA. 1974-1975.
	28	UJA. 1975-1976.
	29	UJA. 1977.
	30	UJA Committee on Review. 1978.
	31	Western Region Planning Committee. February 1978.
	32 	Notes on TV Show. October 10, 1977.
	33	"Thoughts on the Warsaw Ghetto Revolt." April 23, 1968.
	34	Address to NYC-UJA Grocers Division. May 16, 1968.
	35	Zionist Congress Address. June 12, 1968.
	36	Dedication of Baeck High School. Haifa. July 9, 1968.
	37	Young Leadership Cabinet. September 14, 1968.
	38	UJA Public Relations Department. September 29, 1968.
	39	Speeches Made to First Weekly Flight. December 1, 1968.
	40	Women's Division Speech. December 12, 1968.
	41	UJA National Conference Speech. December 13, 1968.
	42	Speech to Yale Students. January 29, 1969.
	43	Speech Notes. 1969.
	44	Address to National Conference. December 12, 1969.
	45	Background Material for Speech. December 1969.
	46	Speech to Students at HUC. February 23, 1970.
	47	Speech at Baeck Dedication. March 4, 1970.
	48	Speech. Pittsburgh Bond Drive. May 25, 1970.

31	1	Bible Lesson. Williamsburg, Va. June 1970.
	2	Remarks at Yom Kippur Services. Riverdale Temple. October 10, 1970.
	3	Speech to NYC Executive Directors Committee. December 1970.
	4	Speech to NY UJA Leadership Conference. February 4, 1971.
	5	Statement Regarding Political Developments. February 26, 1971.
	6	Speech to Young Leadership Mission to Israel. March 14, 1971.
	7	Speech Material. October-November 1971.
	8	Young Leadership Mission. November 1971.
	9	Newspapermen's Mission. November 1971.
	10	Student's Mission. December 1971.
	11	Operational Israel 6. 1972.
	12	Operational Israel 8. 1972.
	13	Operational Israel 9. 1972.
	14	Operational Israel 10. January 1971.
	15	Young Leadership Briefing in Israel. March 8, 1972.
	16	Speech to Strelitz Mission in Israel. March 13, 1972.
	17	Personal Letter Commencing November 8, 1955. 
	18	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. 1955-1960.
	19	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. 1961-1962.
	20	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. 1963.
	21	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. 1964-1965.
	22	Miscellaneous Correspondence. UJA. 1966-1967.
	23	Notes from Overseas Trips. 1960-1961.
	24	Overseas Trip. October 1961.
	25	Rumania Trip. January-February 1959.
	26	Notes on Overseas Trip to Europe and Israel. November 1958.
	27	Overseas Trip. Europe and Israel. June 1950.
	28	Overseas Trip with Study Mission. October 1957.
	29	National Conference. December 17, 1955.
	30	UJA Staff Meeting on Funding. January 23, 1954.
	31	UJA Meeting of Executive Directors. November 17, 1955.
	32	Special Emergency Meeting. November 18, 1955.
	33	Herbert Lehman Dinner. January 21, 1956.
	34	Inaugural Conference. February 26, 1956.
	35	Leadership Briefing Meeting. September 10, 1956.
	36	UJA Cabinet Minutes. November 4, 1956.
	37	UJA Cabinet-Kollek and Harman. November 4, 1956.
	38	National Conference. November 30, 1956.
	39	National Conference. December 1, 1956.

32	1	Israel Emergency Fund. 1967.
	2	Education. 1963.
	3	Education. 1965.
	4	Education. 1966.
	5	Education Fund Budget. 1964-1971.
	6	Notes on Formation of Israel Education Fund. 1964.
	7	Israel Education Law. 1969.
	8	Education IRS. 1963-1965.
	9	Education Status Report. 1970.
	10	Higher Education. 1968-1970.
	11	Emergency Fund. 1968.
	12	Emergency Fund. 1969.
	13	Executive Committee. 1969.
	14	Executive Committee. 1970.
	15	Minutes of Executive Directors Meeting. November 1955.
	16	European Fund Raising. 1966.
	17	Executive Committee Minutes. 1964.
	18	Executive Committee Minutes. 1965.
	19	Executive Committee Minutes. 1966.
	20	Executive Committee Minutes. 1967.
	21	Executive Committee Minutes. 1968.
	22	UJA Executive Committee Retreat. Onchiota Center, New York. 1965.

33	1	UJA Miscellaneous Materials. 1969.
	2	UJA Miscellaneous Materials. 1969.
	3	UJA Miscellaneous Materials (Photos of PM Meir). 1969.
	4	UJA Miscellaneous (Photos). 1969.
	5	Photos of David and Charles. 1969.
	6	Young Leadership Photos. July 1969.
	7	Speech Outlines. July 1981.
	8	National Young Leadership Conference. February 26-28, 1978.
	9	NY Young Leadership Study Group. 
	10	Address to NY UJA. October 12, 1979.
	11	Early Chronology Notes. 
	12	Baltimore Holocaust Memorial Dedication. November 2, 1980.
	13	Baltimore Holocaust Memorial Dedication. November 2, 1980.
	14	Hanukkah. George Bush. March 1981.
	15	Lecture on Israel and the Diaspora. April 11, 1980.
	16	Various Speeches. 1977-1978.
	17	NY Mission. October 1979.
	18	Menachem Kaufman Notes. 1975
	19	UJA. 1977. 
	20	Second Aliyah. Ben Zvi Lecture Series. 1976.
	21	Old Speeches. 1957-1969.
	22	Speech to National Conference. December 1966.
	23	Speech to National Conference. December 1971.
	24	Speeches. 1961.
	25	UJA Speakers. 1969.
	26	UJA Speakers. 1970.

34	1	UJA Study Mission to Israel. 1968.
	2	UJA Banquet. 1973.
	3	Miscellaneous UJA. 1975-1977.
	4	Photos of Aba Eban, Golda Meir, Moshe Dayan. Telecast. February 1970.
	5	Miscellaneous materials (photos). July-December 1970. 
	6	December Conference Photos. 1970.
	7	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. 1970.
	8	UJA Photos. 1956.
	9	Rapoport, Natan. 1972.
	10	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. January-June 1970.
	11	David Ben Gurion Photos. 1956.
	12	UJA Photos. 1957.
	13	Closed Circuit TV Photos. Eban, Warburg. April 29, 1957.
	14	Study Mission Photos. October 1957.
	15	UJA. 1956-1987.
	16	Young Leadership Cabinet Photos. 
	17	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. January-May 1971.
	18	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. January-June 1971. 
	19	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. July-December 1971.
	20	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. January-June 1972.
	21	Miscellaneous UJA Materials. July-December 1972.	
	22	Study Mission Photos. October 1971.

35	1	Condolences on Father's Death. January 20, 1971.
	2	Speakers. 1967.
	3	Speakers. 1968.
	4	Keeping the Promise. UJA's 50th Jubilee. 1939-1989.
	5	Israel Emergency Fund. Human Interest Stories. June 1967.
	6	UJA Hillel Student Leadership Institute. December 1968.
	7	UJA Materials. 1968.
	8	UJA Materials. 1968.
	9	UJA Materials. 1968.
	10	Addresses to National Conferences. 1971-1972.	
	11	Young Leadership Speeches. 1971-1972.
	12	First UJA Young Leadership Conference. November 18-20, 1960.
	13	CCAR. June 1950.
	14	Howard Sachar Interview. August 1973.
	15	Lecture to UJA Young Leadership. November 1972.
	16	Address to Young Leadership Mission. 1972.
	17	UJA Speeches. 1971-1972.
	18	Young Leadership Mission. 1972.
	19	Address to Young Leadership Cabinet Retreat. May 14, 1971.
	20	Baltimore Mission. October 25-28, 1977.
	21	UJA Officers. Essay by Henry Feingold. 1983-1992.

36	1	UJA Campaign Materials. 1954-1956.
	2	UJA Campaign Materials. 1963.
	3	UJA Campaign Materials. 1963.
	4	UJA Campaign Materials. 1965-1966.
	5	UJA Campaign Materials. 1969.
	6	UJA Campaign Materials. 1970-1971.
	7	Israel Emergency Fund. Campaign Materials. 1969.
	8	UJA Public Relations Manual and Campaign Publicity Materials. 1969.
	9	Speakers. 1966.

37	1	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1972.
	2	UJA Campaign Materials. 1959-1962.
	3	UJA Campaign Materials. 1964.
	4	UJA Campaign Materials. 1964.
	5 	UJA Campaign Materials. 1966.
	6	UJA Campaign Materials. 1966.
	7	UJA Campaign Materials. 1967.
	8	UJA Campaign Materials. 1967.
	9	UJA Campaign Materials. 1969.
	10	UJA Campaign Materials. 1971.
	11	UJA Campaign Materials. 1971-1972.	
	12	UJA Public Relations Manual. 1971.
	13	National Women's Division Annual Board Meeting. 1970.	
	14	Conference on Human Needs. 1969.
	15	UJA National Women's Division Materials. 1969.
		

38	1	UJA Report to Members. Volume I. 1946.		
	2	UJA Report to Members. Volume II. 1947.
	3	UJA Report to Members. Volume III. 1948.
	4	UJA Report to Members. Volume IV. 1949.
	5	UJA Report to Members. Volume V. 1950.
	6	UJA Report to Members. Volume VI. 1951.
	7	UJA Report to Members. Volume VII. 1952.
	8	UJA Report to Members. Volume VIII. 1953.
	9	UJA Report to Members. Volume IX. 1954.
	10	UJA Report to Members. Volume X. 1955.
	11	UJA Report to Members. Volume XI. 1956.
	12	UJA Report to Members. Volume XII. 1957.
	13	UJA Report to Members. Volume XIII. 1958.
	14	UJA Report to Members. Volume XIV. 1959.
	15	UJA Report to Members. Volume XV. 1960.

39	1	UJA Report to Members. Volume XVI. 1961.
	2 	UJA Report to Members. Volume XVII. 1962.
	3 	UJA Report to Members. Volume XVIII.1963.
	4	UJA Report to Members. Volume XIX. 1964.
	5  	UJA Report to Members. Volume XX. 1965.
	6 	UJA Report. Volume I.1966.
	7	UJA Budget. 1955-1961.
	8	UJA Budgets. 1962-1963.
	9	UJA Budgets. 1964-1965.
	10	AJDC Country Directors Conference. 1953.
	11	UJA Study Mission Report. 1955-1960.
	12	UJA Study Missions. 1961-1963.
	13	UJA Study Missions. 1964-1965.

SERIES H. WEXNER HERITAGE FOUNDATION

40	1	Papal Concert in Commemoration of the Holocaust. 1994.
	2	Voss-Application to Dinitz.1978-1988.
	3	Wexner Fund. Teddy Kollek.1986-1993.
	4	Peres, Shimon. 1979-1997.
	5	Rabin, Yitzhak. 1989-1995.
	6	Weizman, Ezer. March-April 1993.
	7	Boston Trip. March 7-9, 1986.
	8	Columbus Seminar. January 12, 1986.
	9	November Seminar. NYC. 1985.
	10	Bios of Ralph Goldman, Max Fisher, and Edward Warburg. 1962-1985.
	11	A Weelmed Retreat. Prager. January 31-February 2, 1985.
	12	New Century Fund. 1998-2002.
	13	Jewish Disappearance. 1996-2003.
	14	Thank You Letters. June 24, 2003. 
	15	Jewish Education. 2001-2003.
	16	Letter to Leslie Wexner. November 19, 2002. 
	17	Schools, Camps, Hillel. 2003.
	18	"What is Our Future as American Jews?" Article. 2003.
	19	Statement of Case. Fund for Jewish Future. 2003.
	20	Friedman. Statement of Case. Fund for Jewish Future. 2003.
	21	Going Public. Fund for Jewish Future. 
	22	Meetings with Michael Steinhardt. May 5, 2003.
	23	Michael Steinhardt's Office. Crucial. January 16, 2003.
	24	Various Meetings. March 12, 2002-November 21, 2002 and November 27, 2002-December 9, 2002.
	25	Basic Proposal. New Century Fund. October 2001.
	26	Potential Prospects. 2001-2003.
	27	Retiring the Plan for the Future. Letters Sent to Supporters. June 24, 2003.
	28	Education. Jewish Identity. UJC. Community. 2001-2002.
	29	Teachers College. 2001-2002.
	30	Hillel. 2001-2002.
	31	Summer Camps. 2001-2002.
	32	Israel Education. 1996-2002.
	33	New Century Fund Proposal. 2001-2002.
	34	Reactions and Prospects. 2001-2002.
	35	Prospects. 1971-1972.
	36	Notes on Discussion with Wayne Feinstein. 1997.
	37	New Century Fund. Analysis and Proposal. June 11, 2001.
	38	Study Group and Candidates. 2001.
	39	Miscellaneous Notes. June 2003.
	40	Letters Regarding Closure of Fund for Jewish Future. 2003.
	41	Plan for the Fund for the Jewish Future. 2003.
	42	The Vanishing American Jew. In Search of Jewish Identity for the Next Century. 1997.

41	1	Summer Institute. Jerusalem Photos. July 1995.
	2	Speeches. 1988-1998.
	3	Gruen, Dr. George. Paper on Water. 1990.
	4	Outline and Papers for Leadership Lectures. 1994.
	5	New Members Institute. Summer 1993.
	6	Speeches/Proposals. 1983.
	7	Young Leadership. Snowbird, UT. 1990.
	8	Columbus-Russian Mission. September 1997.
	9	"How to Create a School." 1994.
	10	Basic Statement on Corporation for the Future. August 1, 1994.		
	11	Letter to Yitzhak Rabin. August 1994. 
	12	"How to Create a Retreat Center." June 1994.
	13	Wexner Benefit Honoring HAF. March 1, 2001.
	14	Talmud Report. 1953-2003.
	15	Colwell, Chaplain. 2001-2002.
	16	Scrapbooks. 1983-1998.
	17	May and July 1990.
	18	U.S. Holocaust Museum. 1992.
	19	Photos from Jerusalem. July 1991.
	20	Yale Ground breaking. 1993.
	21	Jerusalem Photos. Wexner Graduations. 1993.
	22	Engagements. 1994.
	23	Announcement of Emeritus Status. September 16, 1994.
	24	HUC Founder's Day. March 10, 1993.
	25	Aba Eban Addresses and Cronkite Introductions. 1999-2000.
	26	Denver Beit Din. Background Stories. 1983, 1989.
	27	Address to Wexner Summer Institute. July 8, 1989.
	28	Torah Portion. Korach. 
	29	Aspen Afternoon Scenarios. 1989-1994.
	30	Wexner Summer Institute. Faculty Agenda. 1989.
	31	Botstein Papers. 1997.
	32	Notes in Response to Samuel Norich's "What Will Bind Us Now?" 1995.
	33	UIA. Agency Agreement. June 1994.
	34	UJA as Percentage of Israel GNP. 1994.
	35	Bruce Soll. 1994.
	36	Records of Conversations. July-November 1994.
	37	Lurie, Brian (correspondence). 1993-1995.
	38	Kraar, Martin. 1994.
	39	Bronfman, Charles. Axworth's Memo. May 1994.
	40	Beilin,Yossi. 1994.
	41	Wexner Alumni Retreat. 1991.
	42	Israel Experience Programs. 1990-1995.
	43	Herbert Friedman Scholarship Fund. 
	44	The Wannsee Conference. 1942-1988.
	45	Individual Reactions. List of People Seen. 1993-1994.
	46	Corporation Plan. 1994.

42	1	Midwinter Retreat, Houston. Feb 8-11, 1990.
	2	Wexner Heritage Review. 2000.
	3	Wexner Heritage Review. 2001.
	4	Holocaust Survivors Memoirs Project [1]. 2000.
	5	Holocaust Survivors Memoirs Project [2]. 2000.
	6	Steinhardt, Michael. 1995.
	7	Judaism and Christianity, Baltimore. 1991-1992.
	8	Summer Institute. July 1988.
	9	Honorary membership - CCAR. 1994.
	10	Minneapolis [alumnae] exit interviews. May 1991.
	11	Chicago [alumnae] exit interviews [1]. May 1992.
	12	Chicago [alumnae] exit interviews [2]. May 1992.
	13	United States Jewry. 1988.
	14	Holocaust - A Uniquely Jewish Event. 1988.
	15	Spring curriculum. 1992
	16	Leadership Practium. July 1992.
	17	Jewish Identity, Part 2. 1987.
	18	Papacy. 1987.
	19	Catholic-Jewish Reconciliation. October 1994.
	20	War in the Jewish Experience. Feb. 1991.
	21	History Demands a Change Now. Nov 1993.
	22	The Challenge of Peace. Dec. 1994.
	23	Wexner Heritage Israel Program. 1993.
	24	Report of Israel Interviews. Jan-Feb 1993.

43	1	HAF speeches. 1999-2000.
	2	Life Reborn Conference. Jan. 2000.
	3	Lectures by Herbert Friedman to the Columbus Group on 
		Modern Times. April 1986.
	4	Alumnae syllabus. 1989-1990.
	5	Capital Campaign for Jewish Renaissance and Renewel. 2000.
	6	Evaluation forms for Summer Institute [Israel]. 2003.
	7	Lipstadt Fund. 1998.
	8	Re-imaging American Judiasm. October 1996.
	9	Summer Institute [Israel]. July 1995.
	10	Carl Voss Memorial. 1995.
	11	Jewish day school networks. 1995-1996.

	12	Schools in the works. 1996.
	13	Solomon Schechter High School. 1996.
	14	Boston High School. 1996.
	15	Denver school camps. 1996.
	16	Avi Chai day school registers. 1994-1996.
	17	Dual Identity Summer Institute [Cleveland]. July 1993.
	18	Summer Institute [Aspen]. July 1987.
	19	HAF lectures. 1987-1988.
	20	HAF lectures. 1989.
	21	HAF lectures. 1990.
	22	HAF lectures. 1995-1997.
	23	Yale class of 1938 reunion. 1988.
	24	Baltimore campaign. 1987.
	25	The Messiah: Conceptions of the Ultimate Leader Retreat. March 1989.
	26	Sepharad Winter Retreat. Jan. 1992.
	27	Wexner Foundation: Marking a Decade. 1997.

44	1	Summer Institute [Israel]. 1990.
	2	Summer Institute [Israel]. 1991.
	3	Act Now memo. 1994.
	4	Laufer, Nathan. 1989.
	5	Elite education. 1985-1989.
	6	School for Public Service. 1987.
	8	Summer Institute [St. Louis]. 1991.
	9	Meyer, Michael. 1990-1991.
	10	Jewish Identity. Sept. 1986.
	11	Wexner syllabi [1]. 1990-1991.
	12	Wexner syllabi [2]. 1990-1991.
	13	Survey for Jewish residential academy. 1995
	14	Holocaust: Message and Meaning. May 1993.
	15	Washington Institute for Near East Policy. 1986.
	16	Leadership Functions: A Practicum. July 1990.
	17	Dual Identity. Oct. 1991.
	18	New Member Institute. July 1992.
	19	Alumnae Retreat: Intermarriage [1]. May 1990.
	20	Alumnae Retreat: Intermarriage [2]. May 1990.
	21	Alumnae Retreat. April 1991.
	22	Friedman, Darrell. 2002.
	23	Peres, Shimon. 2003.
	24	Fund for the Jewish Future. 2003.
	25	Models of Ethical Leadership Retreat [Florida]. Feb. 1988.

45	1	My Credo [manuscript] pp. 1-233. n.d.
	2	My Credo [manuscript] pp. 234-450. n.d.
	3	My Credo [manuscript] pp. 451-749. n.d.
	4	Deborah Lipstadt trial. 1997-1998.
	5	Deborah Lipstadt trial. 1998-1999.
	6	Deborah Lipstadt trial. 1998-1999.
	7	United States Memorial Holocaust Museum. 1986-1997.
	8	United States Holocaust Memorial Council. 1986-1993.

46	1	Max Arzt Memorial Dinner. June 16, 1993.
	2	Hitler's Road to Power. May 1993.
	3	Memorial Service for Mark Tabatchnik. Jan. 1993.
	4	Founder's Day [HUC]. March 10, 1993.
	5	Rabbi as Communal Leader. Dec. 1994.
	6	Reconciliation. Oct. 1994.
	7	New Member Institute - Major Goals for the Century Ahead. July 1992.
	8	Heschel School speech. Dec. 1993.
	9	HAF's interview - Holocaust Memorial Museum. June 1992.
	10	Young Leadership Cabinet - Major Goals for the Century Ahead. March 1992.
	11	Brandeis Lecture. 1986, 1991.
	12	Building a State, Creating a Nation. July 1991.
	13	Noble Past, Future Changes: thoughts for the 90's. July 1991.
	14	Crisis and Leadership. April 1991.
	15	War and Peace. Feb. 1991.
	16	Right to Dissent. Nov. 1982.
	17	Hebrew Roots of American Democracy. Feb. 1967.
	18	The Future: How Israel Will Look in 2017. N.d.
	19	The Dream Requires New Involvement. May 1993.
	20	The Old Shall Dream Dreams and the Young Shall See Visions. 1993.
	21	Edward Warburg: Celebration of a Life. June 1993.
	22	The New Century Fund, Analysis and Proposal. June 2001.

SERIES I. AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS

47-48

Reel-to-reel.	
	1	The Critical Year Between Crises. 1960.
	2	United Jewish Appeal. Dallas. January 11, 1969.
	3	Conference Call. November 19, 1957.
	4	Toll Conference. March 14, 1958.
	5	UJA Student Mission. December 24, 1975.
	6	Crystal Night. 1968.
	7	Address to UJA Young Leadership Cabinet. "The UJA in the Perspective of Modern Jewish 
		 History. September 14, 1968.
	8	Address to the UJA of Greater New York. February 24, 1971.
	9	Ben-Gurion Birthday. October 18, 1966.
	10	Toll Conference. May 16, 1957.
	11	Address to Associated Jewish Charities and Welfare Fund. November 13, 1956.
	12	Speech at [illegible]. March 3, 1962.
	13	Interview with Mrs. Batya Untershatz and Professor Dori P[illegible] Jerusalem. 
		May 21, 1972.
	14	Interview with Russian immigrants of Kiryat Tivon Absorption Center. 
 		Mrs. Mary Ziber and Mr. Martin Cherkess. May 23, 1972.
	15	Interview with Mrs. Leah Machinson and Mr. Daniel B[illegible]. July 13, 1972.
	16	Message to Field [illegible]. (Telephone Crook-up). June 21, 1957.

Video Tape V-30D
	17	To HAF - Personal. Guides on Weekly Flights. February 1969.
	18 	H.A. Friedman: Worker Training "How to Solicit Gifts." February 24, 1971.	
	19	H.A. Friedman: "Current Peace Initiatives and the Status of the Campaign." 
 		February 24, 1971.					 
	20	Rabbi Friedman. Tel-Aviv. Hilton. April 17, 1972.
	21	Radio Spots. 1972.

VHS videotape
	22	The Israel Experience. A Rite of Passage for North American Jewish Youth. Motivating 
		 Community Leadership.
	23	1957.		
	24	Jordan (cont.) Kayzri. Abe Harman. 1/2 Lou Horwitz. Chas. Jordan. 1957.

Audiocassettes
	25	United Nations Security Council. July 13, 1948.
	26	United Nations General Assembly - Political Committee. May 5, 1949.
	27	United Nations Assembly - First Emergency Special Session. November 1, 1956.
	28-31  United Nations General Assembly. June 19, 1967. (30 and 31 are copies)
	32	Selected Speeches (speaking at George Washington University, Washington DC) 1996.
	33-34	Mission to Israel. The 1970 UJA Campaign Story Told by Israel's Leaders. 
		With an introduction by Edward Ginsberg, General Chairman. (34 is a copy)
	35	UJA Study Mission. Massada Ceremony. 1971
	36	UJA Israel Report.
	37-38	Israel Report No. 1. June 1971 (37 is a copy)
	39	UJA National Conference. Operation Upgrade. Herbert Friedman. December 11, 1971.		
	40-41	UJA National Conference. Operation Upgrade Seminar. October 13, 1971.
	42	UJA. Julia Weiner Answers Questions. Spring 1972.
	43	Operation Israel. 1972.
	44	Mission. Jerusalem. November 19, 1969.
	45	Neil Weinberg slide presentation. 1969.
	46	Golda Meir. Jerusalem. September 2, 1970.
	47	Alla Rusinek. Herbert Friedman. February 4, 1971.
	48	Side A: H.A. Friedman. "Current Peace Initiatives and the Status of the Campaign." 
		February 24, 1971. Sibe B: H.A. Friedman Worker Training "How to Solicit Gifts."
	49	H.A. Friedman: Current Peace Initiatives and the Status of the Campign. 1971.
	50	Yitzhak Avni. Russian Jewry Coin. September 1971.
	51	Arnold Foster. Arrival of Soviet Jews in Israel. June 1971.
	52	Mitchell Gold. Trenton High School Rally. Standing oration raised $1042 from 40
		workers. March 1971.	
	53	Side A: Tel Aviv University. Leon Fine. Mayer Abramovitz. Side B: Friedman in Beersheva. 
 		On Jewish Ethics. Religion. 
	54	Herb. Questions and summary. 8/3.
	55	Side 1: President of Jewish Community in Berlin. Side 2: (cont.). Friedman's 1st talk.
	56	Immigrants from Morocco interview at a moshau at [illegible]. Interview at [illegible]
		 Kibbutz. Lecture at immigrant town. Lecture at Or Yehuda.
	
Slides
	57	1970.
	58	Operation Israel with tape cassette. 1972

Phonograph Records
	59	"A Critical Year Between Crises." An Address by Herbert A. Friedman.
	60	To the Des Moines Jewish Community. An Address by Herbert Friedman.
	61	"Report on a record." 1957-1958.



49		Cassettes [audio and video] of various Herbert Friedman talks and addresses from Wexner 
		 Foundation programs, institutes and retreats.  1986-1994.

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