In the file:
Telegram sent by Eri Jabotinsky to Edgar Kanner regarding visas for Jewish immigrants from Vienna, 02.01.1939
Letter from the President of the NZO on the increasing number of Jewish refugees and the initiative to publish a Yiddish newspaper on immigration problems called "Der Naier Veg" (The New Way), 17.01.1939
Letter on behalf of the Association for the Organization of Jewish Immigration from Romania "Rompalia" regarding a group of refugees from Czechoslovakia, Germany and Austria and accompanying persons: Joseph Katznelson, Eliyahu Glazer, Emmerich Palatin, request to issue entry visas by the Romanian Consulate in Prague, 17.01.1939
Letter to the Chief of Police of Romania regarding a group of refugees from Czechoslovakia who will pass through the border crossing at Episcopia Bihorului, dated 17.01.1939
Request for a visa to Romania at the Warsaw Consulate to Eri Jabotinsky, 18.01.1939
Information sheet on decrees against Jews in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Danzig, JTA, No. 14, dated 18.01.1939
Letter from the Association for Education and Cultural Assistance regarding 5 refugees detained by the General Security (Siguranta Generala) to the Association for the Organization of Jewish Emigration from Romania "Rompalia", dated 19.01.1939
Letter from the National Agency for the Tourist Industries (Ente Nazionale per le Industrie Turistiche - ENIT) in Warsaw regarding a group of 250 Polish tourists [Jewish immigrants] sailing via Romania and the Black Sea to Italy. Head of the group - Poniemunski, dated 19.01.1939
Letter from Ben-Ari from the Presidency of the NZO in London to Edgar Kanner regarding M. Haller, dated 22.01.1939
Letter from Edgar Kanner on the departure from Romania of a group of 250 immigrants from Poland, 270 from Switzerland and 100 - 180 from Romania and a request to grant transit visas by the Romanian Consulate in Zurich, 23.01.1939
Letter on refugee groups from Czechoslovakia (600) and Germany (600) and
Romania (1000) via the seaport of Constanța
List of 101 immigrants from Romania
Letter on the organization of the departure of
Jewish immigrants and refugees from Austria, Germany, Poland and Romania via the seaport of Constanța
Letter to the Commissioner of the Romanian Police on groups of Jewish refugees and a request to grant transit visas, 26.01.1939
Request to grant transit visas for 300 - 400 From Danzig, 28.01.1939