Guide to the Papers of Joseph A. Rosen
(1877-1949),
1911-1943 (bulk 1922-1938)
RG 358
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with the assistance of a grant from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
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Machine-readable finding aid was created by Faige Lederman as Word document in August 2003. Electronic finding aid was converted to EAD 2002 by Stanislav Pejša in December 2003. Description is in English.
Descriptive Summary |
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| Creator: | Rosen, Joseph, A., (1877-1949) |
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| Title: | Joseph A. Rosen Papers |
| Dates: | 1911-1943 |
| Dates: | bulk 1922-1938 |
| Abstract: | Joseph A. Rosen was an agronomist and official of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. In the 1920s and 1930s he organized and coordinated relief activities for impoverished Jews in the Soviet Union. Joseph A. Rosen was a director of the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) that tried to develop Jewish settlements and assisted with organization of Jewish factories, cooperatives, schools, and health care facilities. All these subjects are covered in this collection. These are the papers of Joseph A. Rosen in his official capacity as a Director of the Agro-Joint. The collection contains agreements between Agro-Joint and the Soviet government, reports, and field observations of the agronomists and officials of the relief organizations, particularly of the Agro-Joint, technical reports and documentation necessary for development and financial sustainability of the Jewish settlements. Maps and landscape plans are also part of this collection. |
| Languages: | The collection is in Russian, English, German, Ukrainian, Yiddish, French, and Spanish. |
| Quantity: | 17.1 linear feet and 10 linear feet of photos |
| Identification: | RG 358 |
| Repository: | YIVO Archives |
Biographical and Historical Note
Biographical Note
Joseph A. Rosen was born in Moscow in 1877. He studied agronomic sciences in Russia and Germany. Joseph A. Rosen was exiled to Siberia for his political involvement with the Russian Social-Democratic Party (Mensheviks). In 1903 he emigrated to the United States. He completed his agronomic training here. Joseph A. Rosen gained international renown in the field of agriculture after he developed a new variety of winter rye which was named "Rosen Rye" after him and which was widely used by U.S. farmers.
Joseph A. Rosen joined the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) Russian Unit in 1921, and in August of that year was invited by Colonel W.N. Haskel of the American Relief Administration (ARA) to join this organization as the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee representative. When the American Relief Administration ceased to operate in the Soviet Union, Joseph A. Rosen remained with the AJDC Russian Unit which continued its work by special agreement with the Soviet government. As one of the authors of the AJDC Reconstruction program, Joseph A. Rosen began to import from the United States corn seed and modern machinery, especially tractors, to help the Jewish colonies in the Ukraine. At the same time he explored the possibilities of Jewish colonization on a large scale in the Soviet Union as a measure against rapid pauperization of the Jewish masses. In his reports to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee he recommended full support for a massive colonization program. When the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) was founded in 1924, Joseph A. Rosen became its director. In this capacity he served until the last years of his life.
Joseph A. Rosen died in New York in 1949.
Historical Note
The American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation, known also as the Agro-Joint, was established by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee as its operating agency in the Soviet Union on July 17, 1924 with the aim of carrying on and developing on a large scale the land settlement of Jews in the Soviet Union. The Agro-Joint was also to conduct non-agricultural activities such as general relief, professional training and, especially in the 1930s, industrialization.
The Agro-Joint entered into its first agreement with the Soviet Government on November 29, 1924. Other agreements that provided for the extension of Agro-Joint's work were concluded on: January 31, 1927; January 15, 1929; March 22-April 14, 1933. The terms of the cessation of Agro-Joint's activities in the Soviet Union were established in the agreement of October 1, 1938. The Agro-Joint discontinued its work in the Soviet Union in 1939. On the Soviet side, all agreements were countersigned by the Government sponsored Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on Land under the Presidium of the Council of Nationalities of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR (Komitet po zemel´nomu ustroistvu trudiashchikhsia evreev pri Prezidiume Soveta natsional´nostei TSIK SSSR, KOMZET). This agency, established by the government on August 29, 1924, was to have an over-all control over the colonization process. Under the auspices of KOMZET, a semi-voluntary All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo po zemel´nomu ustroistvu trudiashchikhsia evreev v SSSR, OZET) was also organized in January 1925 with the aim of promoting the idea of colonization among Jewish masses and recruiting new settlers.
The Agro-Joint conducted its work in the Soviet Union mainly through its own organization consisting of the following elements:
- Directorate – a collective body entitled to executive decisions (Joseph A. Rosen, (director); Samuel E. Liubarskii, agricultural department; E.A. Grower, non-agricultural activities; I.M. Ratner, finances and administration)
- Main Office (AMO) located in Moscow
- Regional (district) offices in Kherson for the Kherson province; in Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) for the Ekaterinoslav province; in Simferopol' for Crimea. Outside of those districts, there were also several "special" projects, namely the hop-growing colonies in Volyn' (Vohlynia), grape and fruit plantations in the sandy district of the Lower Dniepr, Chalutzim settlements in Kuban district and Turkestan, ORT colonies in Odessa province and in Belorussia.
- Agro-sectors (agro-uchastok) consisting of several settlements that were under the supervision of an Agro-Joint agronomist
Beside colonization, the Agro-Joint assisted a network of Jewish mutual aid societies, medical establishments, kindergartens, professional schools and loan associations. In 1929 Joseph A. Rosen suggested the establishment of the Industrial Fund to help Soviet Jews to find their way to industry. Due to the discouraging political atmosphere in the Soviet Union, this plan was eventually abandoned by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) leadership. Nonetheless, the Industrialization Department of the Agro-Joint was instrumental in the vocational training of Jewish youths and in creating a number of Jewish workshops.
In 1928, when some 100,000 Jews were already settled, Rosen came forward with a proposal to enlarge the colonization by finding new sources of financing the project (up to 1928 all funds came from direct American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee appropriations). The new sums were to be raised among a small group of private subscribers who would receive in return from the Soviet government interest bearing bonds. Thus, the American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS or AMSOJEFS) was incorporated in 1928 with James N. Rosenberg as its president. The American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS) concluded an agreement with the Soviet Government on January 15, 1929 providing $1,000,000 per annum over the period of 10 years that the American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements would raise funds for the colonization. The Agro-Joint was named as the operating agency of the American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements. The worsening economic conditions in the United States and the death of Julius Rosenwald in 1932, who was the single largest contributor to ASJFS (he pledged $5,000,000), caused modification of the terms of the agreement and the signing of a supplementary agreement in 1933. The American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements ceased to operate in 1935 after raising nearly $8,000,000.
Altogether, between 1924 and 1938 the Agro-Joint administered some $16,000,000 for all its activities in the Soviet Union. After 1939 the Agro-Joint operated for a number of years in Latin America seeking to settle German-Jewish refugees. The new project never went beyond its initial stage. The Agro-Joint was dissolved in 1954.
Return to the Top of PageScope and Content Note
The Joseph A. Rosen Papers are in fact an organic part of the records of Agro-Joint. With the exception of a few personal documents and miscellaneous items, these are the files of the Agro-Joint Director, consisting of correspondence, memoranda, minutes, reports and a variety of other documents. A small portion of the records pertains to the period before 1924. The Joseph A. Rosen Papers remain a key record group for studying the history of Jewish colonization in the Soviet Union.
Joseph A. Rosen was often addressed as Iosif Borisovich in Russian-language correspondence and documents.
Return to the Top of PageArrangement
The collection is divided into five topical series.
- Series I: : Agro-Joint Director General Records
- Subseries 1: Agreements with the Soviet Government
- Subseries 2: American Relief Administration (ARA), American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC), American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements in the USSR (ASJFS)
- Subseries 3: Agro-Joint Main Office (AMO)
- Subseries 4: Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET)
- Series II: Records of the Agricultural Department
- Series III: Records of the Relief and Industrialization Department
- Series IV: Photographic Files
- Series V: Post-1938 and Miscellaneous
Restrictions
Access Restrictions
Open to researchers by appointment with a YIVO archivist.
Use restrictions
There may be some restrictions on the use of the collection. For more
information, contact
Chief Archivist
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY 10011
Access Points
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Subject Organizations:
- American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation
- American Relief Administration
- American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements in Russia
- American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
- Komitet po zemel´nomu ustroistvu trudiashchikhsia evreev pri Prezidiume Soveta natsional´nostei TSIK SSSR (KOMZET)
- Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo po zemel´nomu ustroistvu trudiashchikhsia evreev v SSSR (OZET)
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Subject Topics:
- Agricultural colonies -- Soviet Union
- Jews -- United States -- Charities
- Building and loan associations -- Soviet Union
- Collective farms -- Soviet Union
- Collectivization of agriculture -- Soviet Union
- Factories -- Soviet Union
- Farms -- Soviet Union
- Friendly societies -- Soviet Union
- International relief -- Soviet Union
- Jews -- Colonization -- British Guyana
- Jews -- Colonization -- Dominican Republic -- Santo Domingo
- Jews -- Colonization -- Alaska
- Jews -- Colonization -- Rhodesia
- Jews -- Soviet Union
- Landscape architecture -- Soviet Union
- Medical centers -- Soviet Union
- Medical care -- Soviet Union
- Occupational training -- Soviet Union
- Vocational education -- Soviet Union
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Subject Places:
- Soviet Union -- Politics and government -- 20th century
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Document Types:
- land surveys
- photographic prints
Related Material
Records of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) RG 335.
Return to the Top of PageSeparated Material
Photographs in the Joseph A. Rosen Collection were removed to the YIVO Photo and Film Collection and labelled RG 358. For more information contact the Chief Archivist or the Photo Archivist.
Return to the Top of PageProvenance
The Joseph A. Rosen Papers were donated to the YIVO Archives in 1956 by Joseph A. Rosen's widow, Catharina Rosen.
Return to the Top of PageMicrofilm
This collection has been microfilmed and is available on 32 Microfilm reels MK 469.1 to MK 469.32.
Return to the Top of PagePreferred Citation
Published citations should take the following form:
Identification
of item, date (if known); YIVO Archives, Joseph A. Rosen Papers, RG 358, folder
number.
Processing Information
At the time of the accession of the Joseph A. Rosen papers a general description of contents was made, but no particular arrangement procedures were applied to the collection. The papers were eventually inventoried and microfilmed in 1976 under a special grant from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. The transliteration of Russian and Ukrainian personal and geographical names was adjusted according to ALA - LC Romanization tables in 2003. The Russian form of the geographic names was, however, preserved, since that is the form in which they appear in the collection, but where applicable the contemporary form in Ukrainian is added in parentheses.
Return to the Top of PageOther Finding Aids
There is a list of photographs that were originally located in folder 308. Researchers can access the photographs by making an appointment with the curator of the Photo and Film Archive.
Return to the Top of PageContainer List
Series I: Records of the Director of the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint), 1922-1944. |
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| This series is in English, Russian, German, and Yiddish. | |||
| 9 linear feet | |||
Scope and Content:This series documents efforts of the Agro-Joint, the American Relief Administration (ARA), American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in Russia (AJDC), Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET), and some other relief organizations, to ameliorate the difficult situation of the impoverished Jewish population in the Ukraine and Belorussia. The series contains correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports, legal documents, publicity materials, analyses and surveys relating to the general policy and central administration of the Agro-Joint. The pre-1924 correspondence, prior to the establishment of the Agro-Joint is also included here, as well as the documents pertaining to the liquidation of the Agro-Joint activities in the Soviet Union. Budget proposals, financial analyses, annual reports, reports and dispatches of representatives of the Agro-Joint and other aforementioned organizations provide insight into the administration and management of the Jewish settlements under the auspices of the Agro-Joint. Narratives documenting the history of Agro-Joint in Russia are also to be found here. Surveys, statistics, and analyses dealing with questions of land fertility, physical conditions of the regions envisioned as suitable for Jewish emigration, as well as reports of the supervising agronomists, throw some light on the technological aspects of the Agro-Joint undertaking. Maps of territories where the Agro-Joint carried out some activities together with landscape plans, and architectural designs of settlement buildings are part of the series as well. |
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Subseries 1: Agreements with the Soviet Government, 1922-1938. |
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| This subseries is in English, Russian, German, and Yiddish. | |||
| 0.2 linear feet | |||
Scope and Content:This subseries contains agreements between the American Relief Administration (ARA), American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) on one side and the Soviet Government on the other, on Jewish agricultural settlements in the territories of Ukraine, Belorussia, and Russia. The subseries contains the original agreements together with later additions and supplements, including the agreement between Agro-Joint and the Soviet Union in August 1938 about cessation of the Agro-Joint programs in the Soviet Union. |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 1 | Agreements between the American Relief Administration (ARA), American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and the Soviet Government regarding general relief work. 34 pp. | 1922-1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 2 | Agreement between the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and the governments of the Russian and Ukrainian Soviet Republics. Original copy and related Soviet confidential circular on implementation of the agreement. 7 pp. | 1922 Dec. 11 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 3 | Agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) and the Soviet Government. Original, copies, translation; related document. 10 pp. | 1924 Nov. 29 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 4 | Agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) and the Soviet Government. Original and copy. 9 pp. | 1927 Jan. 31 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 5 | Agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) and the Soviet Government. English translation only. Included are drafts of the agreement. 61 pp. | 1928 May 25 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 6 | Agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint), American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements and the Soviet Government, January 15, 1929, and the supplementary agreement, February 15, 1929. Original and copies. 42 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 7 | Draft of a supplementary agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) and the Soviet Government. 19 pp. | 1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 8 | Supplementary agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint), American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements and the Soviet Government. Russian and English copy. 16 pp. | 1933 Mar. 22- 1933 Apr. 14 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 9 | Agreement between the American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint) , American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements and the Soviet Government discontinuing the work of the Agro-Joint in the Soviet Union. Copies. 11 pp. | 1938 Aug. | |
Subseries 2: American Relief Administration, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements in the USSR (ASJFS), 1922-1939. |
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| This subseries is in English, Russian, and German. | |||
| 0.6 linear feet | |||
Scope and Content:The series contains correspondence related to the relief efforts of the American Relief Administration (ARA), American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC), and American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements. It contains correspondence, memoranda, essays, several legal documents, among them also certificates of appointment of various representatives of the above mentioned organizations. In their activities the Jewish relief organizations corresponded with the official representatives of the Soviet state and Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA). Several of the reports were written by Boris Davidovich Bogen, the director of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in Moscow to Lewis Strauss, acting chairman of the Russian Committee of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC). The subseries contains observations and dispatches of other American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and American Relief Administration envoys. |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 10 | American Relief Administration (ARA) and American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) relief work in Russia. Correspondence and memoranda on general relief; agreement with the Soviet government of 1922; on reconstruction program. Included is a letter from H. Lehman, chairman of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) Reconstruction Committee informing Rosen about the $1,240,000 appropriation for the reconstruction work and assigning him as an American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee representative for the Reconstruction program. September 21, 1922. 73 pp. | 1922 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 11 | First reports by Joseph A. Rosen and Samuel E. Liubarskii on reconstruction. 22 pp. | 1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 12 | American Relief Administration (ARA) and American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) relief work. Correspondence and memoranda. 180 pp. | 1923-1924 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 13 | Certificate of appointment of Joseph Rosen as the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) representative at the American Relief Administration (ARA), October 11, 1922; and certificates of appointment of the members of the AJDC Russian Unit. Included is the ARA-AJDC agreement regarding relief operations in Ukraine and Belorussia, August 14, 1922. 33 pp. | 1922, 1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 14 | Agreement of the American Relief Administration and American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) with YMCA, YWCA and YMHA on the student feeding program in Russia, September 1922; related correspondence. Also American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) inter-office correspondence on the agreement between OSE and the Soviet authorities in Ukraine. 44 pp. | 1922-1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 15 | Correspondence between American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
(AJDC) in New York and its Russian Unit concerning publicity. Including are transcripts of articles from the Soviet press. 33 pp. |
1922-1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 16 | Letter of commendation to
Joseph A. Rosen signed by Mikhail Kalinin on behalf of the Central Executive
Committee of the USSR dated September 22, 1923 in Moscow,
Kremlin. Including are minutes of the meeting at the Commissariat of Agriculture on the results of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) colonization work, October 26, 1923. 8 pp. |
1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 17 | Minutes of the meeting of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee's Committee on Russia at the home of James N. Rosenberg in New York with regard to Boris Bogen's recommendation for an additional appropriation of $150,000 to the Russian relief program, and minutes of the meeting of the Committee of Seven of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Executive Committee regarding Joseph A. Rosen's proposal on developing Jewish agricultural colonization in Russia. 20 pp. | 1924 Apr. 13 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 18 | American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee (AJDC) general correspondence Including Joseph A. Rosen's handwritten notes on Jewish Colonization Association budgetary matters. 27 pp. |
1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 19 | Essay by Louis Fisher "The Forward to the Soil Movement of Jews in Russia". The essay was published in the Jewish daily Forward and in the Menorah Journal. 38 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 20 | Report by Joseph A. Rosen to the National Conference of the United Jewish Campaign, Philadelphia September 12-13, 1925, on Jewish colonization in Russia. Includes introductory remarks by Louis Marshall and letters of support. Also a copy of the UJC News, Chicago Conference, October 11, 1926. 42 pp. | 1925-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 21 | Report by B. Kahn "My Trip to Russia," June-July 1925 and reports by Henry Moskowitz to David A. Brown, Chairman UJC, on his inspection of Jewish colonies in Russia, and on the meeting with Mereshin of the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 64 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 22 | Memorandum from E.A. Grower to Joseph A. Rosen on the "Form of Land Settlement [in the USSR] with utmost Protection of Interests of Jewish Land Settlers," February 20, 1925. Related correspondence. 34 pp. | 1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 23 | American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) general correspondence. Including correspondence on Jewish Colonization Association negotiation with the Soviet Government and cables to the UJC Chicago conference. 59 pp. | 1926-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 24 | Report by Felix M. Warburg on conditions in Palestine, Russia and Poland in the Jewish Daily Bulletin, June 24, 1927. Also an unsigned letter from Moscow to Felix M. Warburg describing the worsening situation of Soviet Jews. 6 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 25 | Summary of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) activities in Russia, 1914-1928. 9 pp. | 1928? | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 26 | American Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and American Society for Jewish Farm
Settlements (ASJFS) correspondence, minutes and reports, relating to: the formation of the ASJFS; agreement with the Soviet Government; additional funds for Agro-Joint. Included are: verbatim minutes of the meeting at Louis Marshall's home April 22, 1928; Correspondence with the State Department on ASJFS; Joseph A. Rosen's first reports to ASJFS. 150 pp. |
1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 27 | American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and American
Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS) correspondence and minutes,
1929. Included is a certified copy of minutes of the meeting at F. Warburg's office referring to signing of the 1928 agreement, January 8, 1929 and minutes of the meeting of the ASJFS Executive Committee Advisory Council regarding the ownership of the ASJFS bonds, September 28, 1928. 100 pp. |
1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 28 | American Society for
Jewish Farm Settlements in Russia (ASJFS). Legal documents: certificate of incorporation, September 18, 1928 and by-laws, January 1929. 13 pp. |
1928, 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 28a | Jewish Telegraphic Agency
(JTA) dispatches from Moscow depicting the dramatic situation of the settlers
and Soviet propaganda against the Agro-Joint, October 1929 - February
1930 Included are articles by Boris Smolar on Jewish artisans and on collectivization. 48 pp. |
1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 29 | American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and American
Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS) correspondence, cables and
reports. Included are fund-raisers for industrialization projects; American Jewish Congress inquiries on individuals persecuted in the Soviet Union; Agro-Joint concise general report for the use of ASJFS subscribers. 74 pp. |
1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 30 | James N. Rosenberg's statements, articles and notes on Agro-Joint. 43 pp. | 1930-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 31 | American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS) correspondence, memoranda and reports. Included are Joseph A. Rosen's reports to American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Executive Committee; J.C. Hyman's letter on ASJFS resources and liabilities as of 1935. 97 pp. | 1931-1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 32 | American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) campaigns 1931 and 1932. Statistics of the 1931 campaign results; memoranda from Isidor Coons and field representatives on the 1932 campaign. 70 pp. | 1931-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 33 | Articles on American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements and Agro-Joint in the Jewish Encyclopedia, 1932 and the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) Report, 1935. 8 pp. | 1932, 1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 34 | Report by Joseph A. Rosen "Ten Years' Work of the Agro-Joint in the USSR" given at the National Conference on Jewish Welfare. 11 pp. | 1935 Jan. 3 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 35 | American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements in Russia. Correspondence, memoranda, minutes and reports. Included: minutes and correspondence on the Biro-Bidjan (Birobidzhan) question; correspondence on settling the German-Jewish refugees, mainly physicians, in Soviet Russia; memoranda re 1938 agreement; proposal to transfer the Agro-Joint to Latin America, November 27, 1939. | 1935-1939 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 36 | "Guide to World Refugee Organization" published by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee European Offices, Paris 1937. 122 pp. | 1937 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 37 | Report by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee European offices "Situation of the Jews in Eastern Europe (Poland, Hungary, Rumania)" Mimeographed, Paris 1938. 14 pp. | 1938 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 38 | Retrospective summary of the Agro-Joint activities, 1924-1938. 4 pp. | 1939 May 10 | |
Subseries 3: Agro-Joint Main Office (AMO, Glavnaia Direktsiia Agrodzhointa), 1924-1939. |
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| This subseries is in Russian, English, and Yiddish. | |||
| 7.3 linear feet | |||
Scope and Content:The subseries contains various budgetary plans, schedules, receipts and spreadsheets with expenses. Several narratives documenting the history of Agro-Joint in Russia are also to be found here. The correspondence of the main office of Agro-Joint is the focal point of this subseries. In addition to the financial analyses, it includes minutes of the Agro-Joint Main Office meetings, annual reports, and several documents pertaining to the work of other relief organization, such as ORT (Obshchestvo Rasprostraneniia Truda sredi Evreev or Society for Spreading Work Among Jews). Correspondence concerning liquidation of Agro-Joint activities in Ukraine including letters to KOMZET (Komitet po zemel’nomu ustroistvu trudiashchikhsia evreev pri Prezidiume Soveta Natsional’nostei TsIK SSSR, Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land at the Presidium of the Council for Nationalities of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR) can be found here. Correspondence of agronomist Aron E. Zaichik provides some insights into technological efforts of Agro-Joint. Aron E. Zaichik together with M. Itkin visited farms in the United States and reported on their observations. There is also some material concerning the magazine Evreiskii Mir (Jewish World) in this subseries. Several surveys, statistics, and analyses of soil fertility, physical conditions of the regions envisioned as suitable for Jewish emigration are also part of this collection. The regions discussed are Crimea (Krym), Kherson, mentioned are also other locations, i.e. Siberia, Azov lowland, Polesie, Odessa, Samara, Povolzhie (the Saratov province), the Far East (the Amur region). There are also maps and land plans of Jewish settlements in the European part of the USSR, Crimea, and Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih), i.e. mostly in the territory of contemporary Ukraine. |
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A. Annual and Periodic Reports |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 38a | Estimates and projects. Included: Agro-Joint work plan for 1924-1925; financial estimates for settlement work. 141 p. | 1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 39 | Preliminary summary and general financial report on Agro-Joint activities in 1924-1925. 43 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 40 | Brief summary of the work of Agro-Joint as of October 8, 1925. Mainly statistics on land allocation. 8 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 41 | "American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint), Russia. Audited Financial Report for the Period August 1, 1924-December 31, 1925." Mimeographed, bound. Published by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) Berlin office. 90 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 42 | Documents relating to various aspects of Agro-Joint work. Probably compiled for a periodic report. 80 pp. | 1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 43 | Proposed estimate of Agro-Joint expenditures. 19 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 44 | Analyses of Agro-Joint expenditures. 39 pp. | 1924-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 45 | "Financial Report of the J.D.C. Liquidation Committee for Medical and Relief Work in Russia." Published by the European Executive Office, Berlin. 20 pp. | 1924 Apr. 1-1926 Sept. 30 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 46 | "Preliminary Financial Statement on Russian Activities of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, European Executive Offices, Berlin. Period August 1, 1924-September 30,1926." Mimeographed, bound. 9 pp. | 1924-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 47 | Agro-Joint general report for the period August 1, 1924-October 11, 1926 and statement of expenses, 1926-1927. 169 pp. | 1924-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 48.1 | "American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint), Russia. Third Audited Financial Report for the period October 1, 1926-September 30, 1927." Published in Berlin. Mimeographed, bound. 65 pp. | 1926 Oct. 1-1927 Sept. 30 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 48.2 | "American Jewish Joint Agricultural Corporation (Agro-Joint), Russia. Third Audited Financial Report for the period October 1, 1926-September 30, 1927." Published in Berlin. Mimeographed, bound. 65 pp. | 1926 Oct. 1-1927 Sept. 30 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 49 | Statistics on the Agro-Joint's work. Summary and tables. 49 pp. | 1924 Aug.-1927 Oct. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 50 | Estimate of Agro-Joint operative expenditures in 1927-1928. Included is summary of Agro-Joint activities in 1924-1927. 106 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 51 | Total expenditures of Agro-Joint from its inception in August 1924 through October 1927. Statistical summaries. 24 pp. | 1924-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 52 | A file of assorted and numbered documents relating to various aspects of Agro-Joint work. Probably compiled for a general report. 33 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 53 | Statement of cash receipts and disbursements. 3 pp. | 1926 Jan. 10-1927 Jan. 6 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 54 | Statement of Agro-Joint settlements' condition as of November 20, 1928. Also included is information on Agro-Joint expenditures in the colonization regions and estimate of expenditures for October-December 1928. 48 pp. | 1924-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 55 | "Fifth Audited Financial Report of Agro-Joint in Russia for the period May 1-December 31, 1928," released by the Russian Department, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Berlin office. Mimeographed, bound. 31 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 56 | Agro-Joint financial plan for 1929. 34 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 57 | Agro-Joint work plan and estimate of expenditures for assistance to the settlers. 145 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 58 | Annual report. Included is the analysis on the territory and population in the regions of Agro-Joint. 136 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 59 | "6th Audited Financial Report of Agro-Joint in Russia for the period 1.1.1929-12.31.1929." Released by the Russian Department, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, European offices, Berlin. Bound. 24 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 60 | American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements in Russia. "New Society Operations in Russia". Financial statement for the period October 1-December 31, 1929." Released by the Russian Department, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Berlin. Mimeographed, 13 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 60a | Statement of Joseph A. Rosen's expenditures in Russia. 11 pp. | 1929 July 12 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 61.1 | Agro-Joint reports and accounts on Kherson district. 62 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 61.2 | Agro-Joint reports and accounts on Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district. 46 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 61.3 | Agro-Joint reports and accounts on Crimea. 145 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 61.4 | Agro-Joint - General financial and operative report. 87 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 62 | Agro-Joint work plan and estimates for 1930. 93 pp. | 1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 63 | General and financial reports for 1930. Also a concise statistical summary of Agro-Joint activities. 37 pp. | 1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 64 | Estimate of Agro-Joint expenditures. Included are minutes of the meeting at the Main Office of Agro-Joint (Glavnaia Direktsiia Agrodzhointa), February 7, 1931 and relating to the estimate. 52 pp. | 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 65 | Estimate and plan of work in Crimea: Skadovs'k region and Chongar (Chonhar) Peninsula. 95 pp. | 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 66 | Annual financial report of the Agro-Joint and American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS) for 1931. 84 pp. | 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 67 | Annual financial report of the Agro-Joint. 50 pp. | 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 68 | Estimate of expenditures. 53 pp. | 1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 69 | Annual financial report of the Agro-Joint and American Society for Jewish Farm Settlements (ASJFS) for 1932. 106 pp. | 1932, 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 69a | Annual financial report of the Agro-Joint for 1932. 73 pp. | 1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 70.1 | Agro-Joint annual report for 1932 (2 copies). 190 pp. | 1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 70.2 | Agro-Joint annual report for 1932. 190 pp. | 1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 71 | Tables to the Agro-Joint financial and general report for 1932. 142 pp. | 1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 72 | Report by E.A. Grower on the non-agricultural activities of the Agro-Joint. 14 pp. | 1932 March 16 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 73 | Balance of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee appropriations for the Agro-Joint. 10 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 74 | Agro-Joint annual report for 1933. Bound, 508 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 75 | Balance of Agro-Joint expenditures as of October 1, 1934. Also summary of Agro-Joint liquid capital as of January 1, 1934. 7 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 76 | Agro-Joint work plan and estimate of expenditures for colonization in 1934. Related letter from Samuel E. Liubarskii to Joseph A. Rosen, January 25, 1934. 209 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 77 | Agro-Joint annual report for 1934. 581 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 78 | A narrative "Desiat' let raboty Agrodzhointa (1924-1934)" [Ten Years of the History of the Agro-Joint, 1924-1934]. 176 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 79 | Agro-Joint annual report for 1935. 497 pp. | 1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 80 | Agro-Joint work plan
and estimate for 1936. Relating correspondence: Joseph A. Rosen, Samuel E.
Liubarskii, Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land
(KOMZET). Included is work plan of the Industrialization Department. 49 pp. |
1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 81 | Agro-Joint retrospective summary, 1924-1936. 6 pp. | 1937 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 82 | Financial and general summary of Agro-Joint activities in 1937. Including are statistical tables covering the period 1924-1937. 64 pp. | 1937 | |
B. General Correspondence |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 83 |
Hechalutz (He-Halutz) in Soviet Russia, 1924-1925. Correspondence,
reports, clippings from the periodical Gekholuts. Included is the resolution of the Evsektsiia (Jewish Section of the Central Committee of the All-Soviet Communist Party) regarding the fight against the "Zionist influence". 50 pp. |
1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 84 | Essay by "Ben Yehuda" on the perspectives of Russian Jewry analyzing political conditions of Jews in Russia in connection with work of the Agro-Joint and suggesting emigration to Palestine as the logical alternative. 83 pp. | 1925 Jun. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 85 | Correspondence. 80 pp. | 1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 86 | ORT (Obshchestvo Rasprostraneniia Truda sredi Evreev or
Society for Spreading Work Among Jews) in the Soviet Union Included are the by-laws of ORT; Article "O evreiskom pereselencheskom dvizhenii i kolonizatsii" [On the Jewish Colonization and Settlement Movement] stressing the role of ORT; "Otchet o deiatel’nosti TsP ORT v oblasti zemledeliia v odesskom i belorusskom raionakh za 1926/27 god". [Annual Report of Central Board of ORT work among the Jewish Settlers in Odessa and Belarussian Provinces in 1926-1927]; ORT operative estimate for 1927-28; ORT bulletin "Materialy po evreiskoi demografii i ekonomike" [Materials on Jewish Demography and Economics], no. 1, April 1928. 65 pp. |
1924-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 87 | Correspondence and documents. Including is the report by agronomist IU.M. Levitan on the conditions in a small town and attitude of its Jewish inhabitants toward agricultural resettlement, Zhitomir (Zhytomyr) 8.2.1926. 23 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 88 | Minutes of the meeting of AMO staff, September 22, 1927, on financial and general reporting for 1927, and instruction to Agro-Joint district offices with regard to regional reporting in 1927-28; Agro-Joint import plan for 1927; Article by A. Schlikhter "Pravda o evreiskom pereselenii" [The Truth about Jewish Colonization] published in the periodical "Bolshevik Ukrainy," no. 9, September 1927 and several other articles. 54 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 89 | Financial plan for colonization of the Biro-Bidjan (Birobidzhan) region [possiblt a KOMZET document] and other documents related to activities in the Simferopol’ region. 10 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 90 | Correspondence and memoranda, including a letter by agronomist A. E. Zaichik. 83 pp. | 1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 91 | Letters from agronomist Aron E. Zaichik to Agro-Joint Headquarters in Moscow on his visit to agricultural establishments in the United States. 102 pp. | 1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 92 | Newspaper clippings from the American Jewish press on the Agro-Joint. 31 pp. | 1925–1944 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 93 | Newspaper clippings from the Soviet and Soviet-Jewish press on the Agro-Joint. 25 pp. | 1925-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 94 | Minutes of the meetings of Agro-Joint headquarters staff on liquidation of Agro-Joint activities in Ukraine; memorandum regarding Agro-Joint work in 1932; administrative charter of the Agro-Joint as of August 1, 1933, written by Joseph A. Rosen; letter from Samuel E. Liubarskii to Joseph A. Rosen on possibilities of accommodating German Jews in the Soviet Union, January 17 1934. 158 pp. | 1931-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 95 | Correspondence on Agro-Joint financial plans for 1933 and 1934; Samuel E. Liubarskii to Joseph A. Rosen; minutes of meetings at AMO on reorganization of AMO bookkeeping ; correspondence with Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET); drafts of financial plans. 72 pp. | 1932-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 96 | Letters from Elias Tcherikover to Joseph A. Rosen relating to the Protocols of the Elders of Zion trial in Bern, 12 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 97 |
Correspondence and miscellaneous documents. Included liquidation of Agro-Joint in the Soviet Union; Joseph A. Rosen's letter to Viacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov complaining about the attitude of Z.M. Belen’ki, representative the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET), in the liquidation negotiations. 63 pp. |
1934-1938 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 98 | Undated documents including: speech or lecture "Stremlenie evreev k pereseleniiu na svobodnye zemli Ukrainy i Kryma, mery k ego udovletvoreniiu i perspektivy razvitiia" [The Movement of the Jews to Settle in the Ukraine and Crimea. Means for its Realization and Perspectives of Development], no author; Joseph A. Rosen's handwritten notes on various settlements; draft of the program of a conference of Jewish religious communities in the Soviet Union and a letter from 2000 citizens of Kherson on Jewish religious institutions in this city early 1920s; a poem "Ten Colonists" by F. Horowitz of New York. 51 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 99 | Essay "Evreiskii vopros v Rossii v period imperialisticheskoi voiny" [Jewish Question in Russia During the Imperialist War [World War One]] with copies of documents. No author. 97 pp. | n.d. | |
C. Land Surveys and Allocations |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 100 | Analyses by P.N. Razhdaev "Voprosy zemleustroistva i rasseleniia v Krymu" [Problems of Land Legislation and Settlement in Crimea] and by the Rabotchaia-Krestianskaia Inspektsiia (RKI, Worker’s and Peasants’ Inspection) on land owning and leasing in Crimea. 25 pp. | 1921, 1922 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 101 | Statistics on cultivated and non-cultivated land in Crimea. 35 pp. | 1921 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 102 | Land in Crimea suitable for Jewish colonization. Statistics, listings of tracts, information on Crimea land laws supplied by the Soviet administration. 196 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 103 | Surveys on Crimea. Included: "Kratkii ocherk estestvenno-istoricheskikh i ekonomicheskikh uslovii stepnogo Kryma" [Concise Review of the Historical and Economical Factors of the Steppe Crimea], no author, no date; information on water supply in the populated region of Dzhankoi and Perekop prepared in connection with Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) colonization plans. 36 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 104 | Allocation of land for Jewish colonization in Ukraine and Crimea. Included are: Agro-Joint memorandum to Soviet Government of 1925, regarding allocation for Jewish settlers of 40,000 ‘acres’ of land in the steppe part of Crimea; minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee of the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET), May 30, 1925, regarding surveys of possible lands for Jewish colonization in Northern Caucasus, Ukraine and Crimea; minutes of the meeting of the OKRZU (district land administration) Kherson, July 10, 1925, regarding allocation of land in the Kherson district; correspondence and related materials on the land in Crimea and Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district assigned for Jewish colonization during the period 1926-1930. 112 pp. | 1925-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 105 | Minutes of meeting of the Soviet land administration, Agro-Joint and Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) regarding allocations of land in Crimea, February-May 1926. Surveys of tracts in Crimean settlements conducted by the geodesist IA.L. Krupp and agronomist Redkin of Agro-Joint from January through March 1926. 89 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 106 | Reports, land surveys and other materials relating to distribution of tracts for Jewish settlements in Crimea. 110 pp. | 1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 107 | Correspondence, memoranda,
reports and surveys regarding allocation of land in the Salsk
district. Included are: survey by G. Gurevich on Salsk region; report by A.O. Fabrikant to Agro-Joint headquarters on colonization possibilities in the Salsk district and related correspondence between Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) and the district land administration. 57 pp. |
1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 108 | Correspondence, reports and
surveys relating to colonization possibilities in the Black Sea
region. Informational material supplied by the Black Sea district (Chernomorskii okrug) land administration to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 33 pp. |
1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 109 | Project by Georgii A. Idelson of Jewish colonization on the Chongar (Chonhar) peninsula. 62 pp. | 1928-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 110 | Materials on colonization possibilities in following regions of the USSR: Siberia, Azov lowland, Polessie (turf-pits), Kuban, Odessa, Samara, Povolzhe (Saratov province), Far East (Amur region). Surveys and related correspondence, mainly between Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) and central and regional land administration organs. 140 pp. | 1924-1927? | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 111 | Maps of the regions of Jewish colonization in the USSR | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 112 | Maps, landscape plans and diagrams of the colonization in the Crimea. General maps of the region; detailed presentations of the Agro-sectors and individual settlements | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 113 | Maps, landscape plans and diagrams of the colonization in Kherson region | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 114 | Maps, landscape plans and diagrams of the colonization in Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) region | n.d. | |
Subseries 4: Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) , n.d., 1924-1936. |
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| This subseries is in Russian, Ukrainian, Yiddish, and English. | |||
Scope and Content:Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land, known as KOMZET (Komitet po zemel’nomu ustroistvu trudiashchikhsia evreev pri Prezidiume Soveta Natsional’nostei TsIK SSSR) was founded in 1924. The subseries is comprised of correspondence between Agro-Joint and KOMZET and related documents such as annual reports on activity and plans for the future development of the Agro-Joint and KOMZET programs. The registers of settlers’ promissory notes and Agro-Joint assets in various localities transferred to KOMZET are the biggest part of the subseries. |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 115 |
Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land
(KOMZET): Correspondence, minutes and miscellaneous materials. Included are: instructions on recruitment and registration of prospective settlers; memoranda from E.A. Grower to KOMZET, mainly on the situation in Crimean settlements; report "KOMZET and its Activities in the First Year," August 29, 1924-August 29, 1925; KOMZET instructions on carrying on the colonization work, 6.2.1925; materials relating to hunger in Dagestan and aid to the Jewish settlers there; estimate by IU. Larin of the expenditures for one family in its first year of settlement in Ukraine. 139 pp. |
1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 116 | Committee for the
Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET): Copies of correspondence with various Soviet authorities regarding colonization, submitted to Joseph Rosen for his information. 32 pp. |
1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 117 |
Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land
(KOMZET): Correspondence, minutes and miscellaneous materials. Included are: colonization plan for 1926; minutes of meetings of the Central Executive Committee (VtsIK) sub-committee on land allocation for Jewish colonization; regulations and resolutions by Soviet government regarding Jewish colonization; statistical information on Jewish farming in Crimea prepared by the regional government for A. Shotman. 123 pp. |
1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 118 | Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET): Answers to a questionnaire regarding the agro-technical development of Jewish settlements. 85 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 119 | Committee for the
Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET): Correspondence, minutes and miscellaneous materials. Included are: resolution by on KOMZET goals, March 28, 1928; materials on the reorganization [collectivization] of Jewish settlements prepared, for the KOMZET meeting on August 13,1929. 123 pp. |
1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 120 | Reports for the conference of the All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET) in Ukraine. 24 pp. | 1927 May 21-1927 May 22 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 121 | Analysis of the registration of new settlers. 15 pp. | 1925-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 122 | Register of Agro-Joint assets given to Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 124 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 123 | Register of Agro-Joint assets in settlers’ obligations given to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 68 pp. | 1929-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 124 | Committee for the Settlement
of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET): Correspondence, minutes and miscellaneous materials. 92 pp. |
1930-1937 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 125 | Report by IA.M. Surdutovich on the results of the 1930 land reform in Crimea [collectivization] with regard to the Jewish settlements assisted by the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) and on allocation of additional 100,000 hectars in August 1930. Related correspondence, minutes and reports of the KOMZET commission for the reorganization of the settlements. 78 pp. | 1930-1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 126 | Report by Samuel E. Liubarskii on Agro-Joint work in 1932, given at the meeting of the Presidium of Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) in Moscow. 49 pp. | 1932 June 28 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 127 | Correspondence, memoranda, official documents and registers relating to the transfer of Agro-Joint assets in accordance with the supplementary agreement of March 22 and April 14, 1933 between Agro-Joint and the Soviet Government. 69 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 128 | Register of Agro-Joint assets in Crimea transferred to KOMZET. 80 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 129 | Register of Kherson settlers’ promissory notes transferred to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 65 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 130 | Registers of loan obligations transferred to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 101 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 131 | Registers of loan obligations transferred to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 80 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 132 | Registers of loan obligations transferred to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) in Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) . 69 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 133 | Agro-Joint correspondence with the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) and minutes of the KOMZET meetings of February 2 and February 9, 1935 regarding estimates for Agro-Joint agricultural work in 1935. 85 pp. | 1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 134 | Registers of Agro-Joint assets in settlers’ obligations given to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 40 pp. | 1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 135 | Registers of loan obligations transferred to the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 60 pp. | 1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 136 | By-laws of the All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET) and the Jewish Agricultural Workers' and Artisans' Bank (Evreiskii Agrarno-Kustarnyi Bank, AGROKUSTBANK). 28 pp. | n.d. | |
Series II: Records of the Agro-Joint Agricultural Department, n.d., 1923-1937. |
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| This subseries is in English, Russian, German, and Yiddish. | |||
| 6.6 linear feet | |||
Scope and Content:Correspondence, reports, analyses, surveys, statistics in this series document the colonization work of the Agro-Joint. Included are pre-1924 materials on Jewish colonization in Russia. Furthermore, prospective plans and colonization projects, as well as statistics and analysis on agricultural characteristics of the regions in Southern Ukraine and Crimea are included. The series contains documents related both to the central administration of the Agro-Joint and the local management in individual regions. |
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Subseries 1: General Files, 1923-1937. |
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| This subseries is in Russian, Ukrainian, and English. | |||
| 3.8 linear feet | |||
Scope and Content:This subseries contains reports, analyses, statistics and several essays on the history of Jewish settlements and agriculture and on contemporary problems and prospects. Some of these reports dealt with migration and process of colonization of Southern Ukraine (Odessa, Kherson and Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) regions) and Crimea. The reports and statistics were usually compiled by the agronomists in the field, i.e. Aron E. Zaichik, M.S. Levin, S.N. Mazo or I. R. Shukhman. The Agro-Joint also organized several training courses for agricultural workers, sometimes jointly with the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). The subseries also includes minutes of the Agro-Joint meetings, together with estimates of expenses and costs of the Agro-Joint. Documents found here also deal with the problems of sustainability of the colonies, problems with irrigation and watering. The plans of settlements, detailed technical drawings of the houses, architectural designs and landscape plans can also be of interest to researchers. |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 137 | "Report on Organization of the Jewish Educational Colony near Kiev on the land of the Veprikovsky Society in the Vasilkov district" based on the records of the Kiev Governor-General, December 1852-May 1858. 10 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 138 | Statistical summaries: Jewish agricultural settlements in 10 western provinces of the USSR, 1898-1923; Jewish agriculture in Russia in the pre-revolutionary and Soviet periods (to 1925). 11 pp. | 1925? | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 139 | Report by Samuel E. Liubarskii on the work of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) and Jewish Colonization Organization (ICA) on agricultural development of Jewish colonies in southern Ukraine. Full text and abridged version. 248 pp. | 1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 140 |
Miscellaneous reports and statistics. Included are: Assistance of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) to the old Jewish colonies in Ekaterinoslav, Kherson, and Odessa provinces; information on new Jewish settlements organized in 1923; report by I.M. Rein "O evreiskom pereselencheskom dvizhenii v SSR [sic] i dostignutykh im rezul'tatakh s vesny 1925 [sic] po vesnu 1924" [On the Results of the Settlement Movement of Jews in the USSR, spring 1923 spring 1924]. 20 pp. |
1923-1924 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 141 | Estimate of expenditures for settlement work, August 1924 through October 1, 1930. 22 pp. | 1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 142 | Statistical and financial report on the reconstruction work of the Ukrainian Agro-Joint office in Kharkov (Kharkiv). 113 pp. | 1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 143 | Analysis by E.M. Chaikin on the progress and perspectives of the agricultural work among the Jews in the USSR. 89 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 144 | Miscellaneous memoranda and articles on Jewish
colonization by unidentified authors. Included are: "Agrikul'turnye cherty evreiskogo zemledeliia v SSSR" [Agricultural attributes of Jewish farming in the USSR] 1925; plan of a study "Materialy po evreiskoi zemledel'cheskoi kolonizatsii v Rossii posle revolutsii" [Materials on Jewish colonization in Russia after the revolution] dated April 29, 1925; memorandum "Nekotorye cherty organizatsii evreiskogo pereselencheskogo khoziaistva v stepnoi Ukraine i v severnoi chasti Kryma" [Some aspects of organization of organization of Jewish resettlement in the steppes of Ukraine and Northern Crimea]. 29 pp. |
1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 145 | Statistics on major regions of Jewish settlement in the Soviet Union. 13 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 146 | 5 articles by E. Prudnikova "V polose evreiskogo zemledeliia" [In the regions of Jewish colonization]. 19 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 147 | General statistics on the work of Agro-Joint, Jewish Colonization Organization (ICA), ORT (Obshchestvo Rasprostraneniia Truda sredi Evreev; Society for Spreading Work Among Jews) and All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET) in assisting the settlements in Southern Ukraine and Crimea. 41 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 148 | Correspondence, reports and statistics related to agricultural matters. 148 pp. | 1925-1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 149 | Report by Samuel E. Liubarskii on the status of Agro-Joint colonization work as of September 20, 1925 | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 150 | Minutes of the consultative meeting of the Agro-Joint
staff. Included are reports: Aron E. Zaichik on Kherson district; M.S. Levin on Crimea; I.R. Shukhman on the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district; B.M. Khanin on medical aid to the settlers, Samuel E. Liubarskii on the status of Jewish colonization in the Soviet Union; concluding remarks by A.O. Fabrikant. 177 pp. |
1926 Jan. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 151 | Reports by sector agronomists. 292 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 152 | Prospective plan of Jewish colonization in the
years 1927-1936. Included are: analysis of agricultural characteristics of the regions of Jewish colonization, 1928; analysis of the colonization movement in 1928. 76 pp. |
1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 153 | Report by Kliachko, a representative of the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET), on agricultural cooperation among Jewish settlers. 43 pp. | 1926-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 154 | Statistical data on registration of prospective settlers. Also statistics on families remaining or leaving the settlements. 18 pp. | 1926, 1927, 1930-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 155 | Reports by sector agronomists. 360 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 156 | Statistical information of Agro-Joint assistance to the settlers. 10 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 157 | Reports and related documents on Jewish milk cooperatives in Kherson and Crimea. 96 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 158 | Minutes of the consultative meeting of the Agro-Joint staff, Moscow. General and regional reports and analyses; discussion; meetings of committees. 468 pp. | 1927 Jan. 31-1927 Feb. 7 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 158a | Reports and analyses delivered at a general meeting of Agro-Joint agronomists. Included are: A.IU. Pikman on organization of cattle breeding in Kherson district; V.M. Zeitman on construction projects in Crimea; M.E. Porkhovnik on organization of tractor columns. Aron I. Lapirov on food and fodder supplies for a settlement farm in the first year of its existence; I.R. Shukhman on the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district. 89 pp. | 1925-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 159 | Reports by sector agronomists. 464 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 160 | Estimate of Agro-Joint expenditures in 1927/1928 for the assistance to the settlers accepted in 1925-1928. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 161 | Analysis of a typical Jewish settlement farm by M.L. Bizer and S.N. Mazo. 34 pp. | 1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 162 | Reports by S.N. Mazo on his inspection of experimental poultry farms (non-Jewish mostly). 40 pp. | 1929 Nov. - 1929 Dec. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 163 | Surveys and analyses by the members of the Student Research Group on Jewish Agriculture at the Timiriazev Agricultural Academy in Moscow based on the results of the expedition to Dzhankoi and Simferopol' district. 162 pp. | 1928-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 164 | Agro-Joint plan of agricultural assistance in 1929-1930. Also statistics on the regions of Jewish settlement assisted by Agro-Joint. 32 pp. | 1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 165 | Reports by the sector agronomists. Included are: IA.M. Surdutovich on Kerch; G.K. Ioffe on vegetable growing in Evpatoriia district; M.M. Godlevskii on gardening in Crimea; I.M. Markon on Seitler agro-sector; Aron I. Lapirov on Fraidorf agro-sector. 248 pp. | 1931-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 166 | Minutes of various agronomic meetings at the Agro-Joint headquarters and the regional Agro-Joint office in Dniepropetrovsk. 43 pp. | 1925-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 167 | Report by Itkin on the work of the Ukrainian Agro-Joint office in Dniepropetrovsk. 43 pp. | 1935 Jul. 15 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 168 | Concise report on Agro-Joint assistance to the Jewish collective farms in the Ukraine. 33 pp. | 1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 169 | Materials relating to the electrification of the Jewish collective farms. 11 pp. | 1935-1937 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 170 | List of old and new settlements in the Ukraine and Crimea assisted by Agro-Joint as of September 1, 1936. 10 pp. | 1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 171 | Information on unfinished projects in the Jewish collective farms (kolkhoz) as of March 8, 1938. 12 pp. | 1938 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 172 | Materials relating to the use of tractors and organization of tractor columns in the settlements. 82 pp. | 1926-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 173 | Materials relating to irrigation works. 138 pp. | 1924-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 174 | Materials relating to maintenance and use of artesian wells and watering machinery. 62 pp. | 1923-1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 175 | Typescript of an issue of an agronomic bulletin that was probably planned as the Agro-Joint official publication. 105 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 176 | Surveys by Aron E. Zaichik of the state farms (sovkhoz) in Ukraine. 37 pp. | n.d. | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 177 | Miscellaneous articles by Soviet authors on general questions relating to agriculture. 112 pp. | 1920-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 178 | Addresses of Agro-Joint agronomists. 8 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 179 | Blank forms for statistical reporting titles "Description of the Jewish Land Settlement" issued by the Agro-Joint headquarters. 32 pp. | 192-? | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 180 | General principles of construction projects in Jewish agricultural settlements. Rules, estimates, diagrams. 327 pp. | 1925-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 181 | Estimates of costs for various construction projects. 244 pp. | 1927-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 182 | Landscape plans and diagrams of Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) settlements. 136 pp. | 1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 183 | Landscape plans and diagrams of settlements on Crimea. 9 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 184 | Drafts of projected construction projects. 79 pp. | 1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 185 | Drafts and plans of construction projects in Crimea. 71 pp. | 1924-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 186 | Construction works. 3 pp. | 1925-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 187 | Materials relating
to agricultural experiments. Included are: report on field experiments in the settlement Poltavtsy in the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district; report by A.A. Abramovich on field experiments in the settlement Kalininfel'd in the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district; the Agro-Joint Crimean office instruction for experimental farms; report by Georgii A. Idelson on field experiments in the Chongar (Chonhar) settlements; report on the work of the Agro-Joint experimental farm in the North Evpatoriia Agro-sector. 37 pp. |
1927-1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 188 | Correspondence, reports and student papers relating to the training courses for grape growers organized by the Agro-Joint. 72 pp. | 1927, 1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 189 | Correspondence and reports relating to agricultural training courses organized by Agro-Joint and Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 108 pp. | 1926-1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 190 | Correspondence and reports relating to various agricultural exhibitions in the Soviet Union in which the Jewish settlers participated. 139 pp. | 1922-1933 | |
Subseries 2: Regional Files, 1923-1936. |
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Arrangement:Alphabetical by region. |
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Scope and Content:This subseries contains correspondence, observations of Agro-Joint representatives, reports of local leaders, progress reports related to all the major regions where the Agro-Joint carried out its activities, primarily Crimea, Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih). Odessa. |
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A. Crimea (Krym) |
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| 191 | Report by Samuel E. Liubarskii "Privlechenie evreev k sel'sko-khoziaistvennym promyslam i ustroistvo evreiskikh poselenii v Krymu" [Attracting Jews to agricultural occupation and settlement in Crimea]. 135 pp. | 1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 192 | Report by I.M. Berger on his inspection of Jewish settlements in Crimea. 22 pp. | 1924 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 193 | Report on Agro-Joint work in Crimea. 31 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 194 | Miscellaneous statistics relating to colonization work in Crimea. 44 pp. | 1924-1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 195 | Reports by Samuel E. Liubarskii and A.O. Fabrikant on their inspection of the Crimean settlements. 57 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 196 | Summaries of account balances of the collectives in Crimea. 144 pp. | 1923-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 197 | Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land
(KOMZET): report on the progress of the Crimean colonization. 13 pp. |
1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 198 | Report by L.D. Fridman on Agro-Joint work in Crimea. 144 pp. | 1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 199 | Statistics on cultural and educational institutions in Crimean Jewish settlements. 8 pp. | 1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 200 | General report on Jewish colonization in Crimea and assistance of the All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET), not included the Evpatoriia region. 14 pp. | 1926-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 201 | Reports by V.K. Redkin on Crimean settlements. 47 pp. | 1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 202 | Reports by L.D. Fridman on Agro-Joint work in Crimea. 95 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 203 | General report of the Crimean Agro-Joint office. 196 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 204 | Plan of Agro-Joint work in Crimea. 41 pp. | 1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 205 | Number not used. | ||
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 206 | Analysis "Skhema organizatsii evreiskogo pereselencheskogo poseleniia v Krymu" [Organizational scheme of a Jewish settlement in Crimea]. 9 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 207 | Reports by Georgii A. Idelson on Agro-Joint work on the Chongar (Chonhar) peninsula. 32 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 208 | General report of the Crimean Agro-Joint office. 95 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 209 | Agro-Joint plan of agronomic assistance in 1929-1930. Related letter from Samuel E. Liubarskii to Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET), June 13, 1930. 15 pp. | 1929-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 210 | Concise summary of Agro-Joint work in Crimea from January 1 to August 1, 1931. 28 pp. | 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 211 | Correspondence between Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) and the District Land Administration on the progress of melioration and land reclamation work in the Evpatoriia district. 33 pp. | 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 212 | General report of the office of the Crimean Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET). 54 pp. | 1933 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 213 | Correspondence, reports and statistics relating to various agricultural matters in Crimea. 131 pp. | 1929-1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 214 | Forms for statistical reporting issued by the Crimean Agro-Joint office. 35 pp. | 1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 215 | Correspondence and memoranda relating to the transfer of the Agro-Joint Mechanical Repair Shop in Dzhankoi to the All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET). 172 pp. | 1936-1937 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 216 | Grape growing in Crimea. Minutes of the meeting of Agro-Joint staff on development of the grape plantations in Evpatoriia, September 6-7, 1925. 17 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 217 | Handbook by A.A. Ivanov on grape growing in Crimea. 74 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 218 | Reports by Ivanov and M.L. Bizer on grape growing in the Crimean Jewish settlements. 51 pp. | 1930, 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 219 | Grape growing. Reports by M.M. Godlevskii (1927), Frukht (1931), Posvianskii (1935); summaries of agronomic meetings; Reports by Godlevskii, Solomon E. Raskin and Georgii A. Idelson on the decay of the grape plants. 155 pp. | 1925-1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 220 | Correspondence and statistical summaries on the grape plantations in Crimea. 40 pp. | 1929-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 221 | Gardening in Crimea. Reports by V.K. Redkin, M.M. Godlevskii, G.K. Ioffe. 115 pp. | 1931-1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 222 | Reports by G.K. Ioffe on the spring-time sowing of watered wheat in Crimean collectives. 55 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 223 | Correspondence and reports on poultry rearing in Crimea. Reports mainly by S.N. Mazo. 198 pp. | 1931-1934 | |
B. Crimea Settlement |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 224 | Materials relating to the collectives Akhdath, Avoda and Beth Lekhem. 61 pp. | 1925-1927, 1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 225 | Reports by A.I. Frishberg and S. Raskin on the Dzhurchi agro-sector. Including Raskin's report on the situation of Jewish settlements in Dzhurchi on the eve of the 1930 land reform [collectivization]. 41 pp. | 1926-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 226 | General information on the Evpatoriia district. 7 pp. | 1926-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 227 | Reports by IU.M. Levitan on the North-Evpatoriia agro-sector. Including Levitan's report on the difficulties reorganizing the settlements as required by the collectivization decree. 216 pp. | 1930-1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 228 | Reports by Aron E. Zaichik and Aron I. Lapirov on the South-Evpatoriia agro-sector. 50 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 229 | Evpatoriia settlements assisted by the All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET). Estimate for OZET work in 1927 and report by I.G. Temkin, OZET representative in Evpatoriia, for the period January 1 through December 15, 1928. 74 pp. | 1926-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 230 | General report of the Evpatoriia office of the All-Union Society for Land Settlement of Jewish Workers in the USSR (OZET). 137 pp. | 1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 231 | Correspondence, minutes, inventories, and official documents related to the transfer of OZET agro-sectors in Evpatoriia district to the Agro-Joint. 256 pp. | 1927-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 232 | Correspondence and reports relating to: Gortenstadt settlement; IKOR (collective); Karasu-Bazar (Belogorsk, Bilohors'k) agro-sector; Kerch (experimental farm). 115 pp. | 1929-1932 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 233 | Correspondence and reports relating to collective Kheirus; agro-sector Kolai-Seitler; and agro-sector Larindorf. 89 pp. | 1929, 1934, 1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 234 | Correspondence relating to the collective Mishmar. 17 pp. | 1925-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 235 | Reports by A.S. Urisson and G.K. Ioffe on the collectives Molotov and Politotdelets. 238 pp. | 1931-1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 236 | Correspondence and reports relating to: collective Pervomaisk; collective Pobeda; collective Progress; collective Rabotnik. 84 pp. | 1925-1935 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 237 | Correspondence and reports relating to: Ratndorf Agricultural Credit Cooperative; collective Roiter Poier; collective Tel'-Khai. 109 pp. | 1924-1937 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 238 | Reports and miscellaneous documents relating to agro-sector Theodosia; collective Voskhod; collective Zavet Lenina; collective Zemledelets; collective Zaria. 32 pp. | 1925-1930 | |
C. Ekaterinoslav (Yekaterinoslav) |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 239 | Report by I.M. Berger on his inspection of Jewish colonies in the Guliaipole (Huliaipole) district, Ekaterinoslav province, November 24-December 3, 1924. Also general statistics on the Jewish settlements in the Ekaterinoslav region. 20 pp. | 1924-1925 | |
D. Kherson |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 240 | Materialy po organizatsii krest'ianskogo khoziaistva byvsh.[ego] Khersonskogo uezda [Materials on Organization of Farming in the region of the former Kherson district]. 10 pp. | 1923 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 241 | Reports, memoranda and estimates relating to melioration and land reclamation work and the Jewish meliorative societies (collectives) in the sand regions of Kherson district. 82 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 242 | Statistical summaries on the Kherson settlements. 22 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 243 | Reports and correspondence on grape growing in Kherson district. Reports mainly by G.K. Ioffe. 196 pp. | 1925-1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 244 | Report by Aron E. Zaichik on Agro-Joint assistance to the settlers in Kherson district. 152 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 244a | Report by Aron E. Zaichik - Duplicate | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 245 | Statistics on the Kherson settlements. 51 pp. | 1925-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 246 | Letters and reports, mainly by Aron E. Zaichik, on the conditions in the Kherson settlements. 10 pp. | 1926-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 247 | Reports by I.M. Portnik on the colonization of the sand region of Kherson district (Skadovs'k, Lower Dnieper area). 205 pp. | 1927-1928, 1931 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 248 | Correspondence between Samuel E. Liubarskii and Z. S. Golovianko on applying insecticides to the grape plantations in the sand region. 44 pp. | 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 249 | General report of the Kherson Agro-Joint office. 176 pp. | 1925-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 250 | General report of the Kherson Agro-Joint office. 116 pp. | 1927 Oct. 10 - 1929 Jan. 1 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 251 | Report by A.A. Abramovich on the Snigirevka (Snihurivka) agro-sector (Lenin fond). 59 pp. | 1928-1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 252 | Report by D.O. Kahn on the Kachkarov agro-sector. 11 pp. | 1929 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 253 | Materials relating to the collective farm Leninveg, Skadovs'k (sand) region. 4 pp. | 1936 | |
E. Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 254 | Report by I.M. Berger on his inspection of Jewish colonies in the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district. 15 pp. | 1924 July | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 255 | Report by agronomist Bolotner on Jewish settlements in the Sofievka (Sofiivka) and Mikhailov (possibly Mikhailovka, Ukraine) agro-sectors. 9 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 256 | Statistics on Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) settlements. 38 pp. | 1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 257 | Memoranda by I.R. Shukhman and M.I. Frumkin on the internal organization of a Jewish settlement in the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district. 37 pp. | 1925, 1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 258 | Reports and correspondence relating to various Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) settlements. 28 pp. | 1926-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 259 | Report by I.R. Shukhman on Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) Agro-Joint office work. | 1925-1926 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 260 | General report of the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) Agro-Joint office. 54 pp. | 1925-1927 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 261 | General report of the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) Agro-Joint office. 30 pp. | 1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 262 | Agro-technical reports on the fodder situation, (S.I. Mazo and S.I. Shul) and grape growing, (T.N. Ginda) in the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district. 14 pp. | 1927-1928 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 263 | Reports by M.L. Bizer on the Krivoi Rog (Kryvyi Rih) district. 73 pp. | 1928-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 264 | Annual reports by sector agronomists. I.S. Pikovsky, L.M. Borisonnik, S.I. Shul, S.E. Zaichik, S.A. Meerzon. 93 pp. | 1928-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 265 | Report by M.G. Itkin on the work of the Agro-Joint Krivoi Rog office. 220 pp. | 1924-1930 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 266 | Correspondence and reports on poultry rearing in the Krivoi Rog settlements. 19 pp. | 1930, 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 267 | Materials relating to the work of the Agro-Joint tractor base Larino. 51 pp. | 1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 268 | Correspondence and reports relating to agro-technical matters. 46 pp. | 1934-1936 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 269 | General report and statistical summaries relating to the Novo-Zlatopol region. 58 pp. | 1931-1934 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 270 | Materials relating to the settlements and collectives: Izrailevka; Novaia Zaria; Tagancha; Traktor. 13 pp. | 1924-1926 | |
F. Moscow |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 271 | Materials relating to the collective Zangen in Lytkino near Moscow and to the Agricultural Credit Society in Zatiche. 6 pp. | 1925, 1927 | |
G. Odessa |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 272 | Work of ORT in the Odessa region: annual report for 1923; report by I.M. Berger on his inspection of Jewish settlements in the Odessa district assisted by ORT; report by E.M. Chaikin on the ORT settlements. 52 pp. | 1923-1924 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 273 | Reports, estimates and statistical summaries relating to the colonization work in the Odessa district. 107 pp. | 1924-1925 | |
| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 274 | Reports by A.Y. Pikman, 1927, and A.O. Fabrikant, 1934, on their inspections of the Odessa settlements assisted by ORT and OZET. 25 pp. | 1927, 1934 | |
H. Volyn’ (Volhynia, Volynia) |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 275 | Reports and statistics on the Agro-Joint work in the hop-growing region. 83 pp. | 1922-1932 | |
I. Belorussia (Belarus, Byelorussia) |
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| Folder | Title | Date | |
| 276 | Correspondence, reports and statistics relating to Jewish colonization in Belorussia (White Russia). Included are: statistics on occupations of the Jewish population in the urban areas of the Homel province; statistics on the number of Jews resettled in Belorussia as of October 1, 1925; report by the Committee for the Settlement of Toiling Jews on the Land (KOMZET) on Jewish colonization in Belorussia in 1925; report by the Belarussian Commissariat of Agriculture "God raboty po zemleustroistvu evreev" [A Year of Work on Jewish Colonization]; report on the work of KOMZET in the Gomel province. 102 pp. | 1923-1926 | |
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