Jewish Refugees Committee, Leeds: correspondence and papers (microfilm) 1938-1939

Movement for the Care of Children from Germany

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Kitchener camp

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British Committee for Refugees from Czechoslovakia

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United Hebrew Congregation

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Jewish Refugee Committee, Leeds

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The Jewish Refugees Committee, later the German Jewish Aid Committee, was founded in the early months of 1933 by Otto Schiff under the aegis of the Central British Fund for the Relief of German Jewry. Its tasks were to arrange for the admission of refugees to Britain, their maintenance, training, employment or re-migration. A number of provincial committees were formed to deal with issues regarding Jewish refugees in these areas. The Leeds office trainee department was supervised by David Makovs...

Jewish Refugees' Committee.

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Central British Fund for World Jewish Relief

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The Central British Fund for World Jewish Relief was founded in the early months of 1933 by a group of Anglo-Jewish community leaders, in response to the appointment of Adolf Hitler as Chancellor of Germany on a political platform of anti-Semitism. Among the founders were Anthony de Rothschild, Leonard G. Montefiore and Otto Schiff. The fund has been through many name changes in its lifetime. It started out as the Central British Fund for German Jewry, then became part o...