James G. McDonald

Also known as

James G McDonald

Born 1886-01-01

Died 1964-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL17071A
VIAF15580601
WikidataQ2911070
ISNI0000000120172553
LibraryThingmcdonaldjamesg

Top Subjects

Germany (7)
Jews (5)
Jewish refugees (4)
History (4)
Politics and government (3)
Persecutions (3)
James G. McDonald (1886-1964) (3)

Books by James G. McDonald

Total count: 30

German "atrocities" and international law

Published under the auspices of the Germanistic Society of Chicago by the League of 1914 of Indianapolis1914-01-01
Europe in 1923a survey

Foreign policy association1923-01-01
Soviet Russia after ten years

1927-01-01
America's stake in Europe

Foreign policy association1930-01-01
Latin America

American Library Association1931-01-01
Hitler's accession to power.

Distributed by the Foreign Policy Assocation1933-01-01
The Irish election.

Distributed by the Foreign Policy Association1933-01-01
The State Department.

Distributed by the Foreign Policy Association1933-01-01
Fascism in Japan.

Distributed by the Foreign Policy Association1933-01-01
Third meeting of the governing body of the High commission for refugees (Jewish and other) coming from Germany, November 1 and 2, 1934including the report of the High commissioner... James G. McDonald and the concluding remarks of the chairman, the Rt. Hon. Viscount Cecil of Chelwood

Office of the High commissioner1934-01-01
Letter of resignation of James G. McDonald, High Commissioner for Refugees (Jewish and other) coming from Germany, addressed to the Secretary General of the League of Nationswith an annex containing an analysis of the measures in Germany against "non-Aryans", and of their effects in creating refugees : London, December 27th, 1935

J.G. McDonald1935-01-01
Letter of resignation of James G. McDonald High Commissioner for Refugees (Jewish and Other) Coming from Germany addressed to the Sec. General of the League of Nations

1935-01-01
Petition in support of the letter of resignation of James G. McDonaldformer High Commissioner for refugees [Jewish and other] coming from Germany, and concerning the treatment of Jews and Non-Aryans by the German government, including an annex establishing the historical precedents and legal grounds for international action. Addressed to the XVIIth Plenary Assembly of the League of Nations

1936-01-01
Letter of resignation of James G. McDonald, High Commissioner for Refugees (Jewish and other) coming from Germany, addressed to the Secretary General of the League of NationsWith an annex containing an analysis of the measures in Germany against 'Non-Aryans" [etc]

[s.n.]1936-01-01
The German refugees and the League of Nations

Friends of Europe1936-01-01
Palestine to the rescuelife or death for a people

1940-01-01
Palestine--a Jewish commonwealth in our time

Zionist organization of America1943-01-01
Palestinethe primary hope of the post-war era

1944-01-01
Where can the refugees go?

1945-01-01
The truth about Palestine

s.n.1946-01-01
My mission in Israel, 1948-1951 / James G. MacDonald

London : Victor Gollancz1951-01-01
My mission in Israel, 1948-1951.

Simon and Schuster1951-01-01
שליחותי בישראל, 1948־1951שגריר ראשון של ארצות הברית לישראלMahad. 2.

אחיאסף1951-01-01
My mission in Israel, 1948-1951.

Victor Gollancz1951-01-01
My mission in Israel, 1948-1951

Simon and Schuster1951-01-01
Columbia University Library, New Yorkthe James G. McDonald Papers

Garland Pub.1990-01-01
Advocate for the doomed

Indiana University Press2007-01-01
Refugees and rescuethe diaries and papers of James G. McDonald, 1935-1945

Indiana University Press2009-01-01
To the gates of Jerusalemthe diaries and papers of James G. McDonald, 1945-1947

Indiana University Press2015-01-01
Ein unparteiischer Amerikaner ueber Hitler's Deutschland

Deutsches Komitee fuer Volksaufklaerung