MS-763: Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection. 1930-2003.


Introduction
Repository:	The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives
Creator:	Friedman, Herbert A., 1918-2008
Title:	Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection
Dates:	1930-2003
Bulk Dates:	1940-1995
Quantity:	39 linear feet (73 Hollinger boxes, 68 audiocassettes, 27 audio reels, 11 videocassettes, and 4 motion picture reels)
Abstract:	Collection consists of correspondence, photographs, World War II records, transcripts of speeches, news clippings, personal notes, organizational documents, rabbinical records, and audio-visual recordings.
Collection Number:	MS-763
Language:	Collection material in English and Hebrew.

Biographical Sketch

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

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

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

Friedman eventually reached the rank of Captain, working under General Lucius Clay, Commander of U.S. Forces in the European Theater. In 1947, Friedman, at the behest of the famed Biblical scholar Gershom Scholem, helped smuggle thousands of one-of-a-kind medieval religious manuscripts, captured by the Nazis, from U.S. Army custody to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Captain Friedman was disciplined and decommissioned (but given an honorable discharge) following the incident that was deemed "unbecoming of an officer."

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

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

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

Herbert Friedman first met Leslie Wexner, chairman of Limited Brands, in 1983 after being introduced by mutual friend Gordon Zacks. Friedman and Wexner soon formed a close bond, and in 1985 the two founded the Wexner Heritage Foundation. The organization quickly began fostering young Jewish leadership dedicated to the preservation of the state of Israel and Jewish identity into the 21st century. The programs and workshops conducted by the Foundation have been a growing success. Today the organization has expanded from Columbus, Ohio, to New York, Boston, and Jerusalem. Over 1,500 Jewish leaders from thirty-plus cities have participated in its programs.

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

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Scope and Content Note

The Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection documents the life of a rabbi, educator, Zionist, noted speaker and philanthropist. The collection consists of correspondence, photographs, student papers, World War II records, transcripts of speeches, news clippings, personal notes, organizational documents, and audio-visual recordings. The materials in this collection, spanning the years 1930 to 2003, reflect Friedman's life-long commitment to the safety and welfare of the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Rabbi Friedman preached this philosophy and also put these principles into practice throughout his long and storied career. This is evidenced by his work as a World War II chaplain charged with relieving the plight of Jewish refugees in Europe; his early Zionist activities; his service as Executive Vice Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal; his life in Israel; and his work to preserve Jewish identity through the Wexner Heritage Foundation, all of which are documented in this collection.

The arrangement of the Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection reflects the original order of the material as compiled and organized by Rabbi Friedman. This includes the broader organization of the series and files in the collection as well as the arrangement of the papers within each file.

As a result, materials of similar genre or topics appear throughout the collection. For example, some of Rabbi Friedman’s sermons and speeches are kept together in a sermons file (Series E). Other of his sermons and addresses pertaining to his work at the United Jewish Appeal are filed with other UJA materials in Series H. The same is true for Rabbi Friedman’s correspondence. Series B is a general correspondence file, but users should be aware there is overlapping correspondence on specific topics located in other series in the collection.

In another example, photographs are distributed throughout the collection. During processing, photographs were kept in their original location. However, to facilitate access, all photographs were digitally re-assembled together into Series J., Media.

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Arrangement Note

This collection is arranged in ten (10) series:

Series A. World War II/Displaced Persons Camps. 1944-1989.
Series B. Correspondence. 1942-1987.
Series C. Zionism/Founding of the State of Israel. 1942-1955.
Series D. Education and Rabbinic Career. 1930-1993.
Series E. Sermons, Speeches and Writings. 1935-1959.
Series F. Life in Israel. 1963-1983.
Series G. American Friends of the Jerusalem Academy and Conference Center. 1977-1988.
Series H. United Jewish Appeal. 1939-1995.
Series I. Wexner Heritage Foundation. 1962-2003.
Series J. Audio-Visual Material. 1948-1996.

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Conditions of Access and Use

Terms of Access and Use

The Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection is open to all users with the exception of files 62/3, 62/4, 64/6, 64/8 through 64/11, 65/3, 66/12, 67/5 and 68/10. These eleven files are restricted until January 2037. The original manuscript collection is available in the Barrows-Loebelson Reading Room of the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives.

Property Rights

Herbert A. Friedman, by the act of donating the Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection to the American Jewish Archives, assigned all property rights to the American Jewish Archives.

Terms of Reproduction and Use

Copyright restrictions may apply. Authorization to publish, quote, or reproduce with exceptions for fair use, may be obtained through the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio. Please address queries to the Executive Director of the American Jewish Archives. For more information, see the American Jewish Archives copyright information webpage.

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Related Material

Related Collections

Collections related to Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman may be found in the AJA Online Catalog

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Series A. World War II/Displaced Persons Camps. 1944-1989. [1 Hollinger box]
	Scope and Content Note: Series A consists of documents and photographs pertaining to Friedman's service in World War II. Particularly significant are photographs and monthly chaplain's reports documenting, in 1945, the first Passover celebration in Berlin since Hitler's rise to power twelve years earlier. Series A also contains an interview with Friedman concerning his experiences in World War II. Finally, there is information on a displaced persons camp at Landsberg, Germany, for Jewish refugees.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged into two (2) subseries: Subseries 1. Documents, 1944-1989; and Subseries 2. Photographs, 1945-1947.
	Subseries 1. Documents. 1944-1989.
	Scope and Content Note: Documents in this subseries relate to Friedman’s military service in World War II. Documents range from Friedman’s enlistment papers, to military reports Friedman authored during his service, to general correspondence regarding his military duties. The reports contain information on persons Friedman worked with and helped during his service, as well as data on other missions and projects. This series also includes reports and interviews Friedman gave after his service was completed.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically, using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
1	1	Displaced persons camps. 1944-1948.
1	2	Service records. 1944-1947, 1987.
1	3	Camp Blanding letters, Rosh Hashanah [Saint Augustine, Fla.]. 1945.
1	4	Berlin. 1945-1946.
1	5	Monthly chaplain reports. 1945-1946.
1	6	World War II correspondence. 1945-1947.
1	7	Jewish War Veterans of the United States [Palestine parade]. 1948-1950.
1	8	Friedman, Herbert A. Tribute to Philip Bernstein. 1967.
1	9	Landsberg displaced persons camp memorial. 1982-1989.
1	10	American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Oral History Project interview with Herbert A. Friedman. 1984.
	Subseries 2. Photographs. 1945-1947.
	Scope and Content Note: Photographs in this subseries relate to Friedman’s service in World War II. Included are photographs of military camps, services performed, as well as people with whom Friedman worked.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings. Photographs can also be viewed in Series J., Subseries 2.

Box	Folder
1	11	Camp Blanding, Rosh Hashanah [Saint Augustine, Fla.]. 1945.
1	12	Temple Emanuel [Denver, Colo.]. 1945.
1	13	World War II. 1945-1946.
1	14	Displaced persons camps. 1946-1947.
1	15	Frankfurt and Berlin, Germany. 1946-1947.


Series B. Correspondence. 1942-1987. [2 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Series B contains correspondence written to or from Friedman. Included are files for individuals, organizations, and subjects. Please note that not all of the collection's correspondence is contained in this series. For example, any correspondence written while Rabbi Friedman was head of the United Jewish Appeal was kept with the United Jewish Appeal files (see Series H). Of note in this series is correspondence with Philip Bernstein, Charles Brannan, David L. Wolper, Hubert Humphrey, Henry Slonimsky, Stephen S. Wise, Jacob Rader Marcus and David Ben-Gurion.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged alphabetically.
Box	Folder
1	16	Alexandroni, Shimon. 1973-1974.
1	17	American Jewish Archives. Jacob Rader Marcus. 1972.
1	18	Appreciation letters. 1952-1955.
Box	Folder
2	1	Ben-Gurion, David. 1963.
2	2	Bernstein, Philip. 1947-1953.
2	3	Bernstein, Philip. 1964-1965, 1973-1976.
2	4	Biegun, Dov.1975.
2	5	Brannan, Charles. 1949-1951.
2	6	City Wide Petroleum. 1973-1974.
2	7	Connell, William. Proposed film on Golda Meir. 1971.
2	8	Curtiss Industries. 1964.
2	9	Entebbe mission film [David L. Wolper]. 1976.
2	10	Friedman, Herbert A. Congratulatory letters. 1951-1952.
2	11	Friedman, Herbert A. Congratulatory letters. 1954-1955.
2	12	Friedman, Herbert A. Pre-United Jewish Appeal. 1954-1955.
2	13	Goldring, E. Peter. 1975.
2	14	Humphrey, Hubert H. 1966-1972.
2	15	Israel trip. Reservations. 1972-1973.
2	16	Levy, Robert. 1943-1944.
2	17	November, Neil. 1974-1975.
2	18	Rosenblatt, Liane. Yamit.1976-1977.
2	19	Sabra Books. Publishing company information. 1971-1972.
2	20	Schwartzberg family. 1972-1973.
2	21	Skirball, Jack H. 1975-1976.
Box	Folder
3	1	Slonimsky, Henry. 1942-1970.
3	2	Spiegel, Shalom. 1943, 1947.
3	3	Sweet, Arnold N. 1974.
3	4	Vinitsky, Chaim. 1962-1972.
3	5	Voss, Carl H. 1942-1980.
3	6	Voss, Carl H. 1981-1995.
3	7	Wise, Stephen S. 1943-1944.
3	8	Wise, Stephen S. 1946-1948.
3	9	Wise, Stephen S. 1949-1950, 1954.
3	10	Zacks, Gordon. 26 February 1970-12 April 1977.


Series C. Zionism/Founding of the State of Israel. 1942-1955. [2 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Series C contains materials related to Friedman's early Zionist activities. Friedman's commitment to Zionism stemmed from his earliest days in rabbinical school at the Jewish Institute of Religion under the tutelage of Stephen S. Wise. Friedman was also recruited by David Ben-Gurion to help the Haganah in its efforts across Europe immediately following World War II. This series contains a number of Zionist publications together with correspondence with Abba Eban, Teddy Kollek, and Rudolf Sonneborn regarding the founding of the State of Israel. Finally, there is information regarding Friedman's involvement with the Haganah. However, this material is limited given the secretive nature of the group's operations.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
3	11	American Christian Palestine Committee. 1954.
3	12	American Council for Judaism. 1943-1954.
3	13	American Friends of the Middle East. 1952-1954.
3	14	American Israel Society. 1954.
3	15	American Jewish Conference. 1943-1948.
3	16	American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. 1948-1951.
3	17	American Zionist Council. 1952-1955.
Box	Folder
4	1	American Zionist Emergency Council. 1943-1948.
4	2	American Zionist Emergency Council. 1943-1949.
4	3	American Zionist Emergency Council. 1949-1950.
4	4	Americans for Haganah. 1947-1949.
4	5	"Avukah Discussions." undated.
4	6	Committee for Progressive Zionism. 1948-1949.
4	7	Israel. 1948-1954.
4	8	Jerusalem conference. Israel economic conference and policy. Proposed establishment of Israel Bonds. [Jerusalem, Israel]. August-September 1950.
Box	Folder
5	1	Jerusalem conference. Israel economic policy. [Jerusalem, Israel].October-November 1953.
5	2	Jewish Agency for Palestine. 1947-1949.
5	3	Jews in Muslim countries. 1948.
5	4	Palestine. 1943-1949.
5	5	White paper on establishment of Palestine as homeland for refugees. Support letters from various Colorado congressmen. 1944, 1948.
5	6	Wise, Stephen S. Eulogy by Philip Bernstein. 28 May 1949.
5	7	Zionism. 1942-1950.


Series D. Education and Rabbinic Career. 1930-1993. [6 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Series D pertains to Friedman's college years at Yale University and the Jewish Institute of Religion, as well as his rabbinical career. The series contains notes from Friedman's studies at the Jewish Institute of Religion. It contains sermons and speeches given by Friedman during his time at Temple Emanuel in Denver as well as at Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun in Milwaukee. Several photos and news clippings highlight Rabbi Friedman's work with these congregations.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged into six (6) subseries: Subseries 1. Yale University, 1937-1938; Subseries 2. Jewish Institute of Religion, 1930-1954; Subseries 3. Rabbinic Career, 1943-1993; Subseries 4. Temple Emanuel [Denver, Colo.], 1943-1951; Subseries 5. Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun [Milwaukee, Wis.], 1952-1955; and Subseries 6. Photographs, 1952-1953.
	Subseries 1. Yale University. 1937-1938.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 1 covers courses taken by Friedman while he was a student at Yale University. Included are notes, student papers, and other course materials.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
5	8	Colonial literature of the 18th century. 1938.
5	9	Government courses. International relations. 1937-1938.
5	10	Government courses. International relations. 1937-1938.
	Subseries 2. Jewish Institute of Religion. 1930-1954.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 2 covers courses taken by Friedman while he was a rabbinic student at the Jewish Institute of Religion. The series includes course notes and papers, his master’s thesis, and information on projects Friedman was involved in as a rabbinic student.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings. Quotation marks denote a published article or formal speech title.
Box	Folder
5	11	Ahad Ha'am. Shalom Spiegel. 1942.
5	12	Albright, William Foxwell. Lecture at JIR, "Canaan and Israel." 1942.
5	13	Bible seminar. Amos, Hosea, Genesis, Job. 1942.
5	14	Biblical history. Ralph Marcus. 1941.
Box	Folder
6	1	Biblical vocabulary. undated.
6	2	Hebrew. Elementary grammar. Ralph Marcus. undated.
6	3	Hebrew poetry. Shalom Spiegel. undated.
6	4	History. Max Margolis. undated.
6	5	Isaiah. Shalom Spiegel. undated.
6	6	Jewish history. Guido Kisch. undated.
6	7	Job. Notes. undated.
6	8	Master's thesis. "God, Israel, and Torah." undated.
6	9	Master's thesis. "God, Israel, and Torah." Notes. undated.
6	10	"Mishna Sanhedrin." undated.
6	11	"Pirke Avot." undated.
6	12	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1941-1943.
6	13	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1941-1943.
6	14	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1941-1943.
Box	Folder
7	1	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1942.
7	2	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1942-1943.
7	3	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1942-1943.
7	4	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1943.
7	5	Slonimsky, Henry. Notes. 1943.
7	6	Slonimsky, Henry. Speeches. 1941-1989.
7	7	Social service. Practical rabbinics. 1930-1943.
7	8	Spinoza, Baruch. 1945-1954.
7	9	Talmud. Chaim Tchernowitz. undated.
	Subseries 3. Rabbinic Career. 1943-1993.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in Subseries 3 document professional activities Friedman undertook as a rabbi. Materials include articles, sermons, addresses, and reports, together with notes from his many committee involvements. Of note in this subseries are many files concerning the merger of the Jewish Institute of Religion with the Hebrew Union College as well as files concerning the move of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations from Cincinnati to New York.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings. Quotation marks denote a published article or formal speech title.
Box	Folder
7	10	American Jewish Tercentary. 1954.
7	11	American-Soviet friendship. 1945-1948.
7	12	Central Conference of American Rabbis. Article, "The Temple and Federations." 1954.
7	13	Central Conference of American Rabbis. Papers on Adult Education and Israel. 1950-1951.
7	14	Christmas and Chanukah. 1949-1953.
7	15	Eisendrath, Maurice N. 1951.
Box	Folder
8	1	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Founder's Day address. 10 March 1993.
8	2	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Barnett Brickner memo. 1952-1953.
8	3	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Central Conference of American Rabbis paper. 1953.
8	4	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Louis I. Newman. 1951-1954.
8	5	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Miscellaneous. 1953.
8	6	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Morton Berman. 1953.
8	7	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Nelson Glueck. 1953.
8	8	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Responses to Central Conference of American Rabbis letter. 1953-1958.
8	9	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Merger plan. Resolutions and plan. 1953.
8	10	"Hurwitz is off the Track." Friedman's response to article in the "Menorah Journal." 1954.
8	11	McCarran Act. 1953.
8	12	McCarthy, Joseph. 1952-1955.
8	13	"Minhag America." 1949-1950.
8	14	Partition of Palestine. 1947.
8	15	Schweid, Mark. "The Maccabees of the Warsaw Ghetto." 1953.
8	16	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. 1950.
Box	Folder
9	1	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Biennial conference. 1950, 1953.
9	2	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Biennial conference. 1955.
9	3	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. [Congregation Beth Israel, Houston, Tex.]. 1943-1944.
9	4	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Move from Cincinnati to New York. 1948-1953.
9	5	Wise, Stephen S. 70th birthday. March 1944.
9	6	Wise, Stephen S. Memorial service and eulogy. 1949.
9	7	World Memorial of Jewish Martyrs. 1953.
	Subseries 4. Temple Emanuel [Denver, Colo.]. 1943-1951.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 4 pertains to Rabbi Friedman's time at Temple Emanuel. This subseries does not include sermons Friedman delivered at Temple Emanuel. Please see Series E., Sermons, Speeches and Writings, for a full selection of Rabbi Friedman's sermons.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings. Quotation marks denote a published article or formal speech title.
Box	Folder
9	8	Adult Institute. undated.
9	9	Annual report. 1948.
9	10	Developments while overseas. 1946-1947.
9	11	Installation response. 1943.
9	12	Men's Club forums. 1944-1945.
9	13	Munitions mob. Guns to Israel. 1948, 1980.
9	14	Outside engagements. 1947.
9	15	Outside engagements. 1948.
9	16	Outside engagements. 1949.
Box	Folder
10	1	Outside engagements. 1950.
10	2	Outside engagements. 1951.
10	3	Recommendations to assistantship. 1943.
10	4	"The Sabbath Pulpit" [Temple bulletin]. 1943-1945.
10	5	Shwayder, Maurice B. Summer camp. 1950.
10	6	Special services. 1943-1945.
	Subseries 5. Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun [Milwaukee, Wis.]. 1952-1955.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 5 includes materials on Congregation Emanu-El B’ne Jeshurun during Friedman's tenure as rabbi. This subseries does not include sermons Friedman delivered at Congregation Emanu-El B’ne Jeshurun, but does include information about a 1953 Sukkot service he led. Please see Series E., Sermons, Speeches and Writings, for a full selection of Rabbi Friedman's sermons.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
10	7	Outside engagements. 1952-1955.
10	8	Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous documents. 1952-1955.
10	9	Sukkot service. 1953.
	Subseries 6. Photographs. 1952-1953.
	Scope and Content Note: Photographs in this subseries highlight events at Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun during Friedman's time there. Such events include weddings, social events, and holiday activities.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings. Photographs can also be viewed in Series J., Subseries 2.
Box	Folder
10	10	Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun [Milwaukee, Wis.]. 1952-1953.


Series E. Sermons, Speeches, and Writings. 1935-1959. [5.5 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Series E contains sermons, speeches and writings authored and delivered by Friedman.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings. Quotation marks denote a published article or formal speech title.
Box	Folder
10	11	Early speeches. 1935-1937.
10	12	Articles and lectures. May 1941-May 1943.
10	13	High holiday sermons. 1942-1943.
10	14	Jewish-Christian relations sermons. 1942-1944.
Box	Folder
11	1	Sermon notes. 1943.
11	2	Friday night sermons. 1943-1944.
11	3	Saturday sermons for children. 1943-1944.
11	4	Sermon topics. 1943-1944.
11	5	Sunday morning sermons. 1943-1945.
11	6	"Can Religion Banish Pain?" 10 April 1943.
11	7	"The Chosen People in 1943." 23 April 1943.
11	8	"Three Kinds of Intermarriage: The Story of Ruth." 10 June 1943.
11	9	"A Survey of Three Classical Periods in Jewish Literature." March 1944.
11	10	Friday night sermons. May 1944-April 1945.
11	11	High holiday radio broadcast. 14 August 1944.
11	12	High holiday sermons. 17-27 September 1944.
11	13	Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter sermon. 14 October 1944.
11	14	Rosh Hashanah sermon. September 1947.
11	15	Yom Kippur sermon. September 1947.
Box	Folder
12	1	Friday night sermons. 1947-1948.
12	2	Radio programs. 1947-1951.
12	3	Friday night sermons. 1948.
12	4	Lectures on great living religions. 1948.
12	5	Rosh Hashanah sermon. 3-4 October 1948.
12	6	"My God and I." Yom Kippur sermon. 12 October 1948.
12	7	Friday night sermons. 1949.
Box	Folder
13	1	"Four Portraits of Jewish Genius." 28 January 1949.
13	2	Methodist ministers meeting [Letter to Friedman]. 11 April 1949.
13	3	"Hitler Still Walks in Germany" and "The Pope and Jerusalem." June and November 1949.
13	4	High holiday sermons. September-October 1949.
13	5	Friday night sermons. 1950.
13	6	"The Greatest Men Who Ever Lived." February 1950.
13	7	High holiday sermon material. 1950.
13	8	Friday night sermons. 1951.
13	9	"The Gathering Clouds of War." February 1951.
13	10	"Why are the Assimilationists Wrong?" 4 May 1951.
13	11	High holiday sermon material. September-October 1951.
13	12	Friday night sermons. 1952.
Box	Folder
14	1	Friday night sermon material. 1952-1953.
14	2	Final sermons [Denver, Colo.]. January-February 1952.
14	3	Rosh Hashanah sermon material. September 1952.
14	4	"Sabbath of Repentance." September 1952.
14	5	"Thus You Should Live, My Son." Yom Kippur sermon. September 1952.
14	6	"We Dwell But Briefly on Earth." 10 October 1952.
14	7	"Which Way America?" 31 October 1952.
14	8	Friday night sermon material. 1953.
14	9	Friday night sermons. January-June 1953.
14	10	"A Kingdom of Priests and a Holy People." September 1953.
14	11	"Until Fear Be No More." Rosh Hashanah eve sermon. September 1953.
14	12	"Playing With Strange Fires." Rosh Hashanah sermon. September 1953.
14	13	"Are Ye Not All Children of Mine?" Yom Kippur sermon. September 1953.
14	14	"Guilt and Sin." 11 September 1953.
14	15	Report on the Jews in French Morocco. 13 November 1953.
14	16	Germany. 20 November 1953.
14	17	Talk on Israel. 27 November 1953.
14	18	Friday night sermons. January-May 1954.
14	19	"What is the Story Behind the Condemnation of the American Council for Judaism?" 5 March 1954.
Box	Folder
15	1	Good sermon ideas. May 1954.
15	2	High holiday children's service. August-September 1954.
15	3	"Future of Jewish Life in America." Rosh Hashanah sermon. September 1954.
15	4	Rosh Hashanah messages. September 1954.
15	5	"Judaism: The Hope of the World." Yom Kippur sermon. October 1954.
15	6	"The Tones of the Shofar Still Linger." 8 October 1954.
15	7	Sukkot sermon. 11 October 1954.
15	8	"The Torah Encircles the Congregation." 15 October 1954.
15	9	"Why Was Spinoza Excommunicated?" 23 October 1954.
15	10	"Should the Clergyman Stay Out of Politics?" 29 October 1954.
15	11	Maimonides' 750th yahrzeit. 5 November 1954.
15	12	"Was It Moral for a Scientist to Work on the Hydrogen Bomb?" 12 November 1954.
15	13	"The Strange Story of Japanese-Jewish Friendship." 26 November 1954.
15	14	"Teahouse of the August Moon." 30 November 1954.
15	15	"October '43: The Story of the Modern Maccabee." 24 December 1954.
15	16	"What Strange Thing Happens at Midnight?" 31 December 1954.
15	17	"The Life and Times of Moses Mendelssohn." 1955.
15	18	"The Third Generation: Lost or Found?" 7 January 1955.
15	19	"The Synagogue and Social Action." 21 January 1955.
15	20	"Prayer and Exaltation: Is Something Wrong?" 28 January 1955.
15	21	"Education. Just for the Child?" 4 February 1955.
15	22	"The State of the Union." [Los Angeles, Calif.]. 18 February 1955.
15	23	"What Golden Calves Do We Worship Today?" 11 March 1955.
15	24	"Professor [Arnold] Toynbee's Genteel Anti-Semitism." 18 March 1955.
15	25	"Twenty Questions on Civil Liberties." 25 March 1955.
15	26	"The Scroll and the Chaplain." 1 April 1955.
15	27	"Freedom Leads to Torah." 8 April 1955.
15	28	"Birthday in Jerusalem." 22 April 1955.
15	29	"Ordeal in Paris." 29 April 1955.
15	30	"Easy Religion is a Dangerous Illusion." 6 May 1955.
15	31	"Role of Religion in the World Today." [Junior congregation graduation exercises]. 13 May 1955.
15	32	"Who is a Good Jew? What is a Good Congregation?" 20 May 1955.
15	33	High holiday sermons. 1959.
15	34	"The Eternal Cycle of Jewish Education." undated.
15	35	Lecture on Moses. undated.
15	36	Religion and world peace. undated.
15	37	Spiritual reconversion. undated.
15	38	"Thoughts on My Denver Ministry." undated.
15	39	"What is Reform?" undated.


Series F. Life in Israel. 1963-1983. [5 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Series F details Friedman's life in Israel. In 1971, Friedman fulfilled a life-long dream and made aliyah. This series details a number of activities in which Friedman was involved while living in Jerusalem and Caesarea. These include involvement with the Association for Progressive Judaism in Israel, the Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel, and the Israeli Democratic Party for Change. Friedman also taught courses at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Jerusalem. As a result, several documents in this series pertain to his role as educator. Finally, transcripts from a number of speeches given during this time are housed in this series.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
16	1	Almogi, Joseph. Aliyah and absorption. 1976-1977.
16	2	Almogi, Joseph. Aliyah and absorption. 1973-1977.
16	3	American Jewish Committee. Jewish faculty seminar. 1972-1973.
16	4	Army lectures. 1975-1976.
16	5	Association for a Progressive Reform Judaism. 1974-1975.
16	6	Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel. Beersheba, Israel. 1975-1978.
16	7	Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel. War bond campaign. 1973-1977.
16	8	Barzilay, Michael. 1973-1975.
16	9	Beersheba University and Ben-Gurion University. 1972-1977.
16	10	Bezalel Academy. 1977.
16	11	Bezalel Museum. 1977.
16	12	Civil guard. 1974-1975.
16	13	Democratic Movement for Change. 1977.
16	14	Democratic Movement for Change. Finances. Complete list of names. Logistics. 1977.
16	15	Democratic Movement for Change. Foreign agent registration. 1977.
16	16	Democratic Movement for Change. Hasbara and Doron report. 1976-1977.
16	17	Democratic Movement for Change. Miscellaneous. 1977.
Box	Folder
17	1	Democratic Movement for Change. Position papers on diaspora, state and religion. 1976-1977.
17	2	Democratic Movement for Change. Yigael Yadin. 1972-1977.
17	3	"Encyclopaedia Judaica." 1974-1976.
17	4	"Encyclopaedia Judaica." 1975.
17	5	"Encyclopaedia Judaica." 1975.
17	6	Friedman, Herbert A. Biography/resume. undated.
17	7	Friedman, Herbert A. Personal. 1971-1972.
17	8	Friedman, Herbert A. Personal. 1973-1975.
17	9	Friedman, Myer. 1975-1977.
17	10	Ginsberg, Edward. 1974-1975.
17	11	Gottschalk, Alfred and Alexander Schindler. 1973-1977.
17	12	Gould, Donald. 1976.
17	13	Haifa University. [Haifa, Israel]. 1966-1972.
17	14	Haifa University. Lecture. [Haifa, Israel]. 9 March 1972.
17	15	Haifa University. Prospects. [Haifa, Israel]. 1971-1972.
17	16	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion [Jerusalem, Israel]. Contract. 1972-1977.
17	17	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion [Jerusalem, Israel]. Course on Modern Jewish Thought. 1974-1975.
17	18	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion [Jerusalem, Israel]. Courses. 1974-1977.
17	19	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion [Jerusalem, Israel]. Office space. 1973.
Box	Folder
18	1	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion [Jerusalem, Israel]. Student elective course. 1977.
18	2	Helpful rabbis. 1973-1974.
18	3	Herlitz, Esther. 1974.
18	4	Higher education in the United States. 1971-1972.
18	5	Hirsch, Richard G. 1975-1977.
18	6	Holocaust material. 1966-1975.
18	7	Interested Israelis. undated.
18	8	International Young Leadership House in Israel. 1983.
18	9	Israel Bonds. 1971-1972.
18	10	Israel government bond. undated.
18	11	Jaffe, Eliezer. 1975-1976.
18	12	Jerusalem Society for the Advancement of Education and Culture. 1972-1979.
18	13	Jewish Agency for Israel. 1982.
18	14	Joint Israel Appeal meeting [London, England]. 1973-1976.
18	15	Joint Palestine Appeal meeting [London, England]. 1972-1973.
18	16	Keren Hayesod. 1970-1972.
18	17	Law of Return. 1974.
18	18	Leo Baeck High School [Haifa, Israel]. 1972-1975.
18	19	Local congregations. 1972-1973.
18	20	Miscellaneous projects. 1973-1975.
18	21	"Moshav Shitufi." 1973.
18	22	Movement for Progressive Judaism in Israel. 1973.
Box	Folder
19	1	Movement for Progressive Judaism in Israel. 1973-1977.
19	2	Oranim. 1973-1974.
19	3	Organizing the movement ideas. 1973.
19	4	Project survival. 1973-1976.
19	5	Promised Land, Ltd. 1973-1976.
19	6	Reform ideology. 1975-1976.
19	7	Reform Jewish Appeal. 1973-1975.
19	8	Rose, Herb. Contracts. 1974-1977.
19	9	Shinui. 1976.
19	10	Speech material. 1972.
19	11	Speech notes. 1973.
19	12	Speech notes. Yom Kippur War and aftermath. 1973-1974.
19	13	Speech notes. 1980-1981.
19	14	Tantur. Ecumenical Institute for Advanced Theological Studies. 1976.
19	15	Tel Aviv Museum. March 1972.
19	16	Tel Aviv University. 1972-1977.
19	17	Translators pool. 1973-1974.
19	18	Trips. Reports. 1973-1976.
Box	Folder
20	1	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Congregation Tours to Israel. 1974-1978.
20	2	United Jewish Appeal. Archive list. 1976.
20	3	United Jewish Appeal. Irving Bernstein. 1972.
20	4	United Jewish Appeal. Faculty advisory cabinet. 1975.
20	5	United Jewish Appeal. Fundraising institute. 1971-1975.
20	6	United Jewish Appeal. Jobs and taxes in Israel. 1971.
20	7	Variety Club. 1973.
20	8	Volunteers. 1976-1977.
20	9	World Education Center for Progressive Judaism.1973-1974.
20	10	World Union for Progressive Judaism.1972-1973.
20	11	Yager, Moshe. 1973-1974.
20	12	Yemin Moshe [Jerusalem, Israel]. 1974-1978.
20	13	Young Men's and Women's Hebrew Association. Phil Horn. 1973-1974.
20	14	Young Men's and Women's Hebrew Association. Phil Horn. 1973-1974.


Series G. American Friends of the Jerusalem Academy and Conference Center. 1977-1988. [0.5 Hollinger box]
	Scope and Content Note: Series G details the establishment of the American Friends of the Jerusalem Academy and Conference Center. Friedman was the first president of the organization. This series provides details about the organizations establishment, meeting minutes, board members, and budget reports. Also included are documents on activities carried out by the organization.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
20	15	Organizational documents. Establishment documents. 1977-1981.
20	16	Organizational documents. Financial documents establishing charitable status. 1977-1980.
Box	Folder
21	1	Organizational documents. Planning documents, newsclippings and correspondence. 1977-1988.
21	2	Brochure and seal materials. 1980.
21	3	Board of Directors. 1980-1981.
21	4	Pledges. 1980-1982.


Series H. United Jewish Appeal. 1939-1995. [38 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Herbert A. Friedman's tenure as Executive Vice Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal was long and varied. He produced new and innovative techniques for fundraising and leadership development. The majority of this series focuses on fundraising initiatives, transcripts of speeches given on behalf of the United Jewish Appeal, records from national and international conferences, notes from fact-finding missions, and information on developmental programs such as the Young Leadership Cabinet that Friedman helped found. In addition, there is correspondence with Abba Eban, Teddy Kollek, Irving Bernstein, and Henry Slonimsky. Finally, there are several photographs of Friedman with notables such as Dwight D. Eisenhower, Abba Eban, David Ben-Gurion, Golda Meir, Yitzhak Rabin, Moshe Dayan, Pope Paul VI and Pope John XXIII.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged into five (5) subseries: Subseries 1. Sermons, Speeches and Writings. 1949-1981; Subseries 2. Correspondence. 1947-1981; Subseries 3. Conferences and Committees. 1947-1978; Subseries 4. Administrative Files. 1939-1985; and Subseries 5. Photographs. 1949-1995.
	Subseries 1. Sermons, Speeches and Writings. 1949-1981.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 1 contains speech and writing notes, including speeches and sermons Friedman delivered as the Executive Vice Chairman of the UJA.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings. General sermons, speeches and writings can be found at the beginning of the subseries. Quotation marks denote a published article or formal speech title.
Box	Folder
21	5	Speech and writing notes. 1949.
21	6	Speech and writing notes. 1950.
21	7	Speech notes. 1952.
21	8	Speech notes. 1953.
21	9	Rosh Hashanah sermon. 1954.
21	10	Speech notes. 1954.
21	11	Speech notes. 1955.
21	12	Zionist General Council speech. 24 August 1955.
21	13	Board of Directors of the United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York speech. 28 September 1955.
21	14	"Mission to French North Africa." October 1955.
21	15	Speech notes, initial gift meeting [Providence, R.I.]. November 1955.
21	16	Lehman, Herbert H. Testimonial dinner speech.17 January 1956.
21	17	Special funds speech. 21 January 1956.
21	18	Speech notes. March-May 1956.
21	19	Speech notes. September 1956.
21	20	Speech at American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. 17 October 1956.
21	21	Speech notes. November 1956.
Box	Folder
22	1	United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York State. Staff meeting address. 1 November 1956.
22	2	Speech [Baltimore, Md.]. 13 November 1956.
22	3	Executive directors meeting speech [Toronto, Canada]. 15 November 1956.
22	4	General Assembly of Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds speech. 16 November 1956.
22	5	Speech notes. 1957.
22	6	"Exodus of Jews from Poland." Passover speech. 29 March 1957.
22	7	Television appeal. 27 April 1957.
22	8	Radio appeal [San Bernardino, Calif.]. 27 April 1957.
22	9	Radio appeal [Long Beach, Calif.]. May 1957.
22	10	Zionist Organization of America speech. September 1957.
22	11	Fall communities. Speech notes. 7 October 1957.
22	12	General Assembly of Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds speech. 15 November 1957.
22	13	Speech notes. 1958.
22	14	Study mission session at Haifa. 4 November 1958.
22	15	"On Philanthropy." 1959.
22	16	"Past and Present Trends in Philanthropic Endeavors." 1959.
22	17	Rosh Hashanah address. 1959.
22	18	"God and the Jewish People." 1959.
22	19	"Judaism -- The Hope of the New World." 1959.
22	20	Speech notes. 1959.
22	21	Speech notes. July 1959.
22	22	Speech on leadership [Monroe, La.]. 7 October 1959.
22	23	Speech notes. 1960.
22	24	Kansas City, Mo. speech. 18 January 1960.
22	25	Speech notes. 1961.
22	26	Zionist Organization of America speech. 3 September 1961.
22	27	United Jewish Appeal National Conference speech. 10 December 1961.
22	28	Speech notes. December 1962.
22	29	Speech notes. 1963.
22	30	London River House address. November 1963.
22	31	Speech notes. 1964.
22	32	"The Inner Meaning of the United Jewish Appeal." 1964.
22	33	Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds speech. 13 March 1964.
Box	Folder
23	1	"The Young Leadership Program of the United Jewish Appeal." 1 May 1964.
23	2	Speech notes. 1965.
23	3	Buffalo, N.Y. speech. January 1965.
23	4	Joint Palestine Appeal address [London, England]. 8 February 1965.
23	5	Theodor Herzl Institute address. November 1965.
23	6	United Jewish Appeal Annual Conference speech. 11 December 1965.
23	7	Speech notes. 1966.
23	8	Chicago, Ill. speech. January 1966.
23	9	"1966 Campaign Story." February 1966.
23	10	"Why Build this Wall." 24 April 1966.
23	11	Speech notes. South Africa. 9 August 1966.
23	12	"To The Women." United Jewish Appeal Women's Division Mission. 23 October 1966.
23	13	"The 1967 United Jewish Appeal Story." 9 December 1966.
23	14	Public Relations Conference opening address. 29 January 1967.
23	15	"Hebrew Roots of American Democracy." Young leadership seminar. Speech and notes. February 1967.
23	16	Hollywood Bowl for Israel Emergency Funds speech. 11 June 1967.
23	17	"The Meaning of the Wailing Wall." 18 October 1967.
23	18	Speech notes. 7 November 1967.
23	19	"The Ordeal For Israel's People Is Not Finished." 8 December 1967.
23	20	Speech notes. 1968.
23	21	"The Role of the Dedicated Volunteer in the Campaign." 1 February 1968.
23	22	"Thoughts on the Warsaw Ghetto Revolt." 23 April 1968.
23	23	"Reactions of World Jewry to the Six-Day War." 12 June 1968.
23	24	Leo Baeck High School. [Haifa, Israel]. Dedication speech notes. 9 July 1968.
23	25	"The Campaign Theme for 1969: The Emergency Continues." 29 September 1968.
23	26	United Jewish Appeal Women's Division Board speech. 12 December 1968.
23	27	"We Shall Not Falter." 13 December 1968.
23	28	Speech notes. 1969.
23	29	"Something to Believe In." 12 December 1969.
23	30	Notes. 1970.
23	31	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Address to students. 23 February 1970.
23	32	Baeck dedication address. 4 March 1970.
23	33	Riverdale Temple [Bronx, N.Y.]. Yom Kippur sermon. 10 October 1970.
23	34	Operation Israel Number 2. Opening dinner address. 15 November 1970.
23	35	New York City Executive Committee speech. 2 December 1970.
23	36	Speech notes. 1971.
23	37	Operation Israel Number 10. Opening dinner address. 17 January 1971.
23	38	"How to Solicit." February 1971.
23	39	United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Cabinet retreats lectures. 1971-1972.
Box	Folder
24	1	"The Peace Initiatives and the Status of the Campaign." February 1971.
24	2	Operation Israel Number 2. Address. 16 November 1971.
24	3	Speech notes. 10 December 1971.
24	4	"Keep the Promise." 12 December 1971.
24	5	Speech notes. 1972.
24	6	Operation Israel Number 6. Address. 1972.
24	7	Operation Israel Number 8. Address. January 1972.
24	8	Operation Israel Number 9. Address. January 1972.
24	9	Stelitz Mission Address. 13 March 1972.
24	10	Newspapermen's Mission speech. October-November 1972.
24	11	Young Leadership Cabinet lecture. November 1972.
24	12	Young Leadership Mission speech. 8 March 1973.
24	13	Washington, D.C. speech. 16 November 1974.
24	14	Speech notes. 1975.
24	15	Speech notes. 1974-1976.
24	16	Speech notes. 1977.
24	17	Top gifts meeting address. 20 November 1977.
24	18	Speech notes. 1978.
24	19	"Quo Vadis Young Leadership - New Perspectives and Future Challenges." 26 February 1978.
24	20	Speech notes. 1979.
24	21	"The Meaning of Judaism in a Cosmic Sense." 12 October 1979.
24	22	Speech notes. 1980.
24	23	"Why Build this Wall?" Dedication of the Baltimore Holocaust Memorial. 2 November 1980.
24	24	New Gift Task Force ad hoc committee meeting address. 16 April 1981.
24	25	Speech notes. 1981.
	Subseries 2. Correspondence. 1947-1981.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 2 contains correspondence between Friedman, members of the UJA board, and others, regarding the UJA. The miscellaneous correspondence files contain letters from a single person or focus on a single topic and are filed by year. Dailies are daily letters written by Friedman to UJA supporters giving daily updates on situations facing Jews around the world. The personal letter files were written by Friedman where he told personal stories of the UJA's impact and issues facing the UJA. Some of these files include attachments and organizational documents.
	Arrangement Note: The first part of the subseries is arranged alphabetically, followed by miscellaneous correspondence, dailies, and personal letter files.
Box	Folder
24	26	A, General. 1961-1972.
24	27	American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. 1947-1948.
24	28	B, General. 1949-1973.
Box	Folder
25	1	Bernstein, Irving. 1960-1971.
25	2	Bernstein, Irving. 1972-1975.
25	3	Bernstein, Leo. 1947-1948.
25	4	C, General. 1948-1971.
25	5	D, General. 1953-1973.
25	6	Dan, Shaike. 1959.
25	7	E, General. 1964-1975.
25	8	Eliezer, Ben. 1966-1969.
25	9	F, General. 1947-1970.
25	10	Freehof, Solomon. 1966.
25	11	G, General. 1955-1972.
25	12	Ginsberg, Edward R. 1963-1971.
25	13	H, General. 1961-1972.
25	14	J, General. 1955-1977.
25	15	K, General. 1961-1971.
25	16	L, General. 1955-1974.
25	17	Lilienfeld, Goerg von. 1948-1966.
Box	Folder
26	1	M, General. 1960-1981.
26	2	Michel, Ernest. 1970-1972.
26	3	Montor, Henry. 1948-1950.
26	4	Morgenthau, Henry. 1947-1950.
26	5	N, General. 1948-1970.
26	6	O, General. 1967-1980.
26	7	P, General. 1947-1961.
26	8	Peppercorn, Martin. 1972.
26	9	Perot, Ross. 1970-1971.
26	10	Pincus, Louis. 1963-1971.
26	11	Pomerantz, Fred. 1971.
26	12	R, General. 1960-1972.
26	13	Rabbinical Advisory Council. 1969.
26	14	Rabbinical Advisory Council. 1970-1971.
26	15	Rapport, Natan. 1963.
26	16	Ross, Herbert. 1972.
26	17	Ruttenberg, Harold. 1971-1972.
26	18	S, General. 1947-1975.
26	19	Salmon, Katriel. 1963.
26	20	Scheuer, James H. 1965-1968.
Box	Folder
27	1	Slonimsky, Henry and Marion. 1964-1971.
27	2	Sudran, Abe. 1950.
27	3	T, General. 1960-1972.
27	4	U, General. 1961-1969.
27	5	V, General. 1962-1972.
27	6	Vajda, Edward R. 1962.
27	7	Yad Vashem. 1971-1972.
27	8	W, General. 1949-1972.
27	9	Y, General. 1960-1969.
27	10	Z, General. 1962-1972.
27	11	Zuckerman, Paul. 1972-1973.
27	12	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1955.
27	13	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1955-1956.
27	14	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1957-1958.
27	15	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1959-1960.
27	16	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1961-1962.
27	17	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1963.
27	18	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1964.
27	19	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1965.
Box	Folder
28	1	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1966-1967.
28	2	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1968.
28	3	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1968-1970.
28	4	Correspondence, miscellaneous. 1971.
28	5	Condolences on father's death. 1971.
28	6	Dailies. 1965.
28	7	Dailies. 1966.
Box	Folder
29	1	Dailies. 1967-1968.
29	2	Dailies. 1969.
29	3	Dailies. 1970.
29	4	Dailies. 1971.
29	5	Personal letters. 1955.
29	6	Personal letters. 1956.
29	7	Personal letters. 1957.
29	8	Personal letters. 1958.
29	9	Personal letters. 1959.
29	10	Personal letters. 1960.
29	11	Personal letters. 1961.
29	12	Personal letters. 1962.
29	13	Personal letters. 1963.
29	14	Personal letters. 1964.
29	15	Personal letters. 1965.
29	16	Personal letters. 1966.
29	17	Personal letters. 1967.
29	18	Personal letters. 1968.
29	19	Personal letters. 1969.
29	20	Personal letters. Never sent. 1970.
	Subseries 3. Conferences and Committees. 1947-1978.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 3 contains information on conferences attended by Friedman as part of his UJA duties. Materials include transcripts of conference and committee proceedings, speeches, planning materials, attendance lists, and programs.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically by conference or committee name, then chronologically, using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
29	21	Action Conference. [Washington, D.C.]. 6-7 June 1953.
29	22	Action Conference. [Atlantic City, N.J.]. 9-10 June 1956.
Box	Folder
30	1	American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Country Directors Conference. 1953.
30	2	American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Country Directors Conference. 1953.
30	3	Brandeis Camp Conference [Santa Susana, Calif.]. 1956-1957.
30	4	Brandeis Camp Conference [Santa Susana, Calif.]. 1958.
30	5	Cash Conference [Chicago, Ill.]. 1952.
30	6	Cash Conference [New York, N.Y.]. 1957.
30	7	Cash Conference [New York, N.Y.]. 1959.
30	8	Cash Conference [Washington, D.C.]. 1960.
30	9	Committee of Contributors and Workers. 1948.
30	10	Review Committee. 1978.
30	11	Council of Jewish Federation and Welfare Funds - United Jewish Appeal Consultative Committee. 1966-1968.
30	12	Emergency Conference [Wernersville, Pa.]. 7-8 June 1947.
30	13	Emergency Conference [New York, N.Y.]. 18 November 1955.
30	14	Emergency Conference [New York, N.Y.]. 15 February 1959.
30	15	Executive Committee. 1955.
Box	Folder
31	1	Executive Committee. 1964.
31	2	Executive Committee. 1965.
31	3	Executive Committee. 1965.
31	4	Executive Committee. 1966.
31	5	Executive Committee. 1967.
31	6	Executive Committee. 1968.
31	7	Executive Committee. 1969.
31	8	Executive Committee. 1970.
31	9	Executive Committee. 1971.
31	10	Executive Committee. 1972.
31	11	Executive Committee. 1973.
31	12	Executive Committee. 1974.
Box	Folder
32	1	Human Needs Conference. [Jerusalem, Israel]. 1969.
32	2	Jerusalem Conference. [Jerusalem, Israel]. 1953.
32	3	Jerusalem Conference on Jewish Solidarity. [Jerusalem, Israel].1975.
32	4	Leadership Middle Atlantic Conference [Hershey, Pa.]. 1961.
32	5	Leadership Midwest Conference [Highland Park, Ill.]. 12-14 February 1960.
32	6	Leadership Midwest Conference [Highland Park, Ill.]. 12-14 February 1960.
32	7	Leadership Midwest Conference [French Lick, Ind.]. 10-12 February 1961.
32	8	Leadership Midyear [Washington, D.C.]. 18-19 October 1952.
32	9	Leadership Midyear [Washington, D.C.]. 18 June 1960.
32	10	Leadership New York Conference [New York, N.Y.]. 4 February 1971.
32	11	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [Atlantic City, N.J.]. 1947.
32	12	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [Washington, D.C.]. 15-16 April 1950.
32	13	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [Atlantic City, N.J.]. 14-16 December 1951.
Box	Folder
33	1	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 12-14 December 1952.
33	2	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 11-13 December 1953.
33	3	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 10-12 December 1954.
33	4	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [Washington, D.C.]. 4-5 June 1955.
33	5	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 16-17 December 1955.
33	6	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 30 November - 2 December 1956.
33	7	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 30 November - 2 December 1956.
33	8	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 30 November - 2 December 1956.
Box	Folder
34	1	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 14-15 December 1957.
34	2	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 14-15 December 1957.
34	3	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 14-15 December 1957.
34	4	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. November-December 1958.
34	5	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 11-13 December 1958.
34	6	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 12-13 December 1958.
Box	Folder
35	1	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 11-13 December 1959.
35	2	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 11-13 December 1959.
35	3	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 11-13 December 1959.
35	4	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 9-11 December 1960.
35	5	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 9-11 December 1960.
35	6	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 6-9 December 1962.
35	7	National Conference for the United Jewish Appeal [New York, N.Y.]. 6 December 1966.
Box	Folder
36	1	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 24 February 1952.
36	2	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 3 February-6 March 1953.
36	3	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 26 February 1956.
36	4	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 3 March 1957.
36	5	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 2 March 1958.
36	6	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 7 February 1959.
36	7	National Inaugural Conference [Miami, Fla.]. 7 February 1960.
36	8	New Jersey State United Jewish Appeal Conference. 29 November 1959.
36	9	New Orleans United Jewish Appeal Conference [New Orleans, La.]. 6-8 May 1960.
36	10	Northeast Conference [Swampscott, Mass.]. 1960-1961.
36	11	ORT Federation [New York, N.Y.]. 23 January 1966.
36	12	Report Conference [New York, N.Y.]. 27-28 October 1951.
36	13	Southwest Leadership Institute [Biloxi, Miss.]. 13-15 January 1961.
36	14	West Coast Leadership Conference [San Bernardino, Calif.]. 20-22 February 1959.
36	15	West Coast Leadership Conference [Palm Springs, Calif.]. February 1961.
36	16	Western Leadership Conference [Palm Springs, Calif.]. 19-21 February 1961.
36	17	Western Leadership Conference [Los Angeles, Calif.]. February 1978.
	Subseries 4. Administrative Files. 1939-1985.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 4 contains materials related to the operation of the UJA. Includes budgets and reports as well as campaign and program information. There is also detailed information on UJA programs such as the Israel Education Fund, Israel Emergency Fund, Young Leadership and study missions.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
36	18	25th anniversary of United Jewish Appeal. 1963.
36	19	Arab-Israeli War. 1967.
Box	Folder
37	1	Ben-Gurion, David. Visit to United States. 1966-1967.
37	2	Ben-Gurion, David. Visit to United States. 1967.
37	3	Ben-Gurion, David. 85th birthday. 1971.
37	4	Budget.1954.
37	5	Budget. 1955-1961.
37	6	Budget. 1962-1963.
37	7	Budget. 1964-1965.
37	8	Budget. 1972.
37	9	Cabinet meeting. 3-4 November 1956.
37	10	Cabinet meeting. February 1957.
Box	Folder
38	1	Cabinet meeting. 8 June 1957.
38	2	Cabinet meeting. 19 January 1959.
38	3	Cabinet meeting. 1 February 1959.
38	4	Campaign. Cash. 1971-1972.
38	5	Campaign. MASS. 1974.
38	6	Campaign. Planning documents. 1957.
38	7	Campaign. Planning documents. 1958.
38	8	Campaign. Planning documents. 1966.
38	9	Campaign. Planning documents. 1970-1971.
38	10	Campaign. Reports. 1971.
38	11	Campaign. Reports. 1972.
38	12	Campaign. Reports. 1974.
38	13	Campaign. Reports. 1975.
38	14	Campaign. Reports. 1981-1982.
38	15	Campaign. Reports. 1982.
38	16	Campaign. Techniques. 1971-1973.
38	17	Campaign. Techniques. 1980-1982.
38	18	Canadian Leaders Luncheon. 2 February 1957.
38	19	Central Conference of American Rabbis. 1956.
38	20	College of Jewish Studies [Milwaukee, Wis.]. 1953.
38	21	Contingency plan. 1972.
38	22	Executive Director meeting. 10 November 1955.
Box	Folder
39	1	Executive Officers and Committee list. 1939-1992.
39	2	Executive staff meeting. 1971-1973.
39	3	Fact sheet. 1969.
39	4	Field staff conference calls. 1955.
39	5	Film, "Morocco." 1963.
39	6	Film, "The Crucifixion." 1971.
39	7	Fundraising, Europe. 1966.
39	8	Fundraising, Florida. 1982.
39	9	Galilee Plan. 1963-1966.
39	10	Germany. 1966-1967.
39	11	Gift of Appreciated Property. Proposed project. 2 March 1966.
39	12	Goodwill mission. 1957.
39	13	Hebrew University. 1968-1973.
39	14	Hillel Student Leadership Institute.1968.
39	15	Israel. 1950-1952.
39	16	Israel. Visitors. 1971.
39	17	Israel. World's fair. 1963.
Box	Folder
40	1	Israel Education Fund. 1963.
40	2	Israel Education Fund. 1964.
40	3	Israel Education Fund. 1965.
40	4	Israel Education Fund. 1966.
40	5	Israel Education Fund. 1967.
40	6	Israel Education Fund. 1968.
40	7	Israel Education Fund. 1969.
Box	Folder
41	1	Israel Education Fund. 1969.
41	2	Israel Education Fund. 1970.
41	3	Israel Education Fund. 1971.
41	4	Israel Education Fund. 1972.
41	5	Israel Education Fund. 1973.
41	6	Israel Education Fund. 1974.
41	7	Israel Education Fund. 1975.
41	8	Israel Education Fund. 1976-1977.
41	9	Israel Education Fund. 1985.
41	10	Israel Emergency Fund. 1967.
41	11	Israel Emergency Fund. 1968.
41	12	Israel Emergency Fund. 1969.
Box	Folder
42	1	Israel Emergency Fund. Human interest stories. June 1967.
42	2	Israel Emergency Fund. Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. 3 June 1967.
42	3	Israel Emergency Fund. San Francisco conference call. 1 June 1967.
42	4	Israeli government request for private loans. 1956.
42	5	Jewish Agency. Committee on World Fundraising. 1971-1972.
42	6	Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston. 1981-1982.
42	7	Kaufman, Menachem. Notes from interview with Herbert A. Friedman. 1975.
42	8	Klutznick, Philip. United Jewish Appeal luncheon speech. 5 February 1961.
42	9	Leadership briefing. 10 September 1956.
42	10	Leadership briefing. 1-6 July 1977.
42	11	Leadership Development Committee. 1981.
42	12	Lehman, Herbert H. Testimonial dinner. 21 January 1956.
42	13	Leidesdorf, Samuel. Testimonial dinner. 2 February 1957.
42	14	Miscellaneous. 1948.
42	15	Miscellaneous. 1960-1964.
42	16	Miscellaneous. 1969.
Box	Folder
43	1	Miscellaneous. 1970.
43	2	Miscellaneous. 1971.
43	3	Miscellaneous. 1972.
43	4	Miscellaneous. 1975-1985.
43	5	Morocco. Herbert Friedman visit. 1953.
43	6	Moscow Youth Festival. 1957.
43	7	National chairman. 1957.
43	8	National chairman. 1972.
43	9	National Committee. 1963-1966.
43	10	National Women's Division of the United Jewish Appeal. 1970.
43	11	New prospects. 1981-1982.
43	12	New York City campaign. 1971-1973.
43	13	North Africa. 1955.
Box	Folder
44	1	Notes on television shows. 10 October 1977.
44	2	Office space. 1290 Avenue of the Americas. [New York, N.Y.]. 1962-1963.
44	3	Operation Israel. 1968.
44	4	Operation Israel. 1970-1973.
44	5	Operation Joshua. 1970-1971.
44	6	Operation Upgrade. 1972-1973.
44	7	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1950.
44	8	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1951.
44	9	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1956.
44	10	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1957.
44	11	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1958.
44	12	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1959.
44	13	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1960.
44	14	Overseas travel. Notes, reports and agendas. 1961.
Box	Folder
45	1	Palace revolution. 1961.
45	2	Personnel. 1971.
45	3	Photography project in Israel. 1960.
45	4	Policy on cash. 16 November 1981.
45	5	Poverty program. 1971-1972.
45	6	Press conference. January 1957.
45	7	Press release. 1950-1952.
45	8	Prime Minister's mission. 1971.
45	9	Project absorption. March 1968.
45	10	Project renewal. 1977-1979.
45	11	Projects. 1976-1977.
45	12	Prospect donor list. 1974.
45	13	Public relations department. 1971-1973.
45	14	Public relations manual. 1971.
Box	Folder
46	1	Public relations manual and campaign publicity. 1969.
46	2	Publicity representation in Israel. 1965-1966.
46	3	Rabbinical meetings. 1972.
46	4	Rabbinical mission. 1970.
46	5	Rabbinical student program. 1972.
46	6	Rabin, Yitzhak. 1975.
46	7	Radio broadcast. 6 February 1972.
46	8	Radio programs with Russian immigrants. 1972.
46	9	Refunding. 23 January 1954.
46	10	Regional retreats. 1975.
46	11	Religious rights in Israel. 1968.
46	12	Report, condensed financial statement for the United Jewish Appeal. 1971-1972.
46	13	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume I." 1946.
46	14	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume II." 1947.
46	15	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume III." 1948.
Box	Folder
47	1	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume IV." 1949.
47	2	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume V." 1950.
47	3	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume VI." 1951.
47	4	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume VII." 1952.
47	5	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume VIII." 1953.
47	6	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume IX." 1954.
47	7	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume X." 1955.
47	8	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XI." 1956.
47	9	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XII." 1957.
Box	Folder
48	1	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XIII." 1958.
48	2	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XIV." 1959.
48	3	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XV." 1960.
48	4	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XVI." 1961.
48	5	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XVII." 1962.
48	6	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XVIII." 1963.
48	7	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XIX." 1964.
48	8	"Report to Members United Jewish Appeal Campaign Council, Volume XX." 1965.
48	9	"Report, United Jewish Appeal, Volume I." 1966.
Box	Folder
49	1	Resolutions. 1949-1969.
49	2	Retirement plan of the United Jewish Appeal. 1967-1973.
49	3	Russia. 1956-1959.
49	4	Russian immigrant speakers. 1972.
49	5	Russian immigration. 1971-1972.
49	6	Sachar, Howard. Interview. August 1973.
49	7	Saint Thomas Synagogue campaign [Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands]. 1968.
49	8	Sapir, Pinchas. 1966-1971.
49	9	Satellite broadcasting. 1970-1971.
49	10	Schedule of fundraising meetings, speakers and results. 1965.
49	11	Schedule of fundraising meetings, speakers and results. 1966.
Box	Folder
50	1	Schedule of fundraising meetings, speakers and results. 1967.
50	2	Schedule of fundraising meetings, speakers and results. 1968.
50	3	Schedule of fundraising meetings, speakers and results. 1969.
50	4	Schedule of fundraising meetings, speakers and results. 1970.
50	5	Sherut La'Am. 1968.
50	6	Silver, Abba Hillel. October 1953.
Box	Folder
51	1	Solicitations. 1971.
51	2	Solicitations. 1972.
51	3	Solicitations. 1981.
51	4	Speakers' division. 1950-1970.
51	5	Speakers' division, meeting. 17 January 1957.
51	6	Speakers' division, meeting. 11 February 1959.
51	7	Speakers' division, meeting. 4 January 1961.
51	8	Speakers' division, meeting. 28 January 1964.
51	9	Speakers' seminars and training. 1958.
51	10	Speakers' seminars and training. 1960.
51	11	Speakers' seminars and training. 1963.
51	12	Speakers' seminars and training. 1965.
51	13	Speakers' seminars and training. 1971.
51	14	Speaking engagements. 1948.
51	15	Speaking engagements. 1962.
51	16	Speaking engagements. 1968.
51	17	Speaking engagements. 1975-1976.
Box	Folder
52	1	Speaking engagements. 1977.
52	2	Speaking engagements. 1978.
52	3	Speaking engagements. 1979.
52	4	Speaking engagements. 1980.
52	5	Speaking engagements. 1981.
52	6	Speaking engagements. 1982.
52	7	Special funds meeting. 13 December 1957.
52	8	Stacher, Joseph. 1964.
52	9	State of Israel. Background information.1969-1971.
52	10	State of Israel Bonds. 1952-1955.
52	11	State of Israel Bonds. 1970.
52	12	State of Israel Bonds. 25 May 1970.
52	13	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1966-1970.
52	14	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1967.
52	15	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1967.
52	16	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1968.
Box	Folder
53	1	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1968.
53	2	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1969.
53	3	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. December 1969.
53	4	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1970.
53	5	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1970.
53	6	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1970.
53	7	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1970.
53	8	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1970-1974.
53	9	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1971.
53	10	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1971.
53	11	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1971.
53	12	Student Coordinating Committee for the Israel Emergency Fund. 1972.
53	13	"Student Film" (A Film of Israel). 1971.
53	14	Student Leadership Institute. 9-11 January 1970.
53	15	Student pilot program. 1970-1973.
Box	Folder
54	1	Study mission [Baltimore, Md.]. 1977.
54	2	Study mission. Bankers. 1970.
54	3	Study mission. Conference. 1971.
54	4	Study mission. Conference. 1972.
54	5	Study mission. Israel and Europe. 1957.
54	6	Study mission. Israel and Europe. Audience with Pope John XXIII. 1960.
54	7	Study mission. Israel and Europe. 1962.
54	8	Study mission. Israel and Europe. 1963.
54	9	Study mission. Israel and Europe. 1965.
54	10	Study mission. Israel and Europe. 1966.
54	11	Study mission. Israel and Europe. 1981.
54	12	Study mission. Newspapermen's mission.1971.
54	13	Study mission. Report. 1954.
54	14	Study mission. Report. 1955-1960.
Box	Folder
55	1	Study mission. Report. 1961-1963.
55	2	Study mission. Report. 1964-1965.
55	3	Suggested readings. 1965.
55	4	Suggested speakers. 1972.
55	5	Teenage program. Not implemented. 1965.
55	6	Telephone conference. February 1948.
55	7	Telephone presentation materials. 27 March 1968.
55	8	Telephone presentation materials. 11 April 1968.
55	9	Telephone round table. September 1948.
55	10	Television programs. 1947.
55	11	United HIAS. 1966.
55	12	United Israel Appeal. 1949.
55	13	United Israel Appeal. 1966-1967.
55	14	United Israel Appeal. 1968-1969.
55	15	United Israel Appeal. 1972.
55	16	University campaigns. 1958-1966.
55	17	University campaigns. 1969.
55	18	University campaigns. 1972.
55	19	University campaigns. Tel Aviv University. 1965-1968.
Box	Folder
56	1	Uris, Leon. 1959-1964.
56	2	Video briefing for Brentwood Country Club. 1972.
56	3	Warburg, Edward M.M. Testimonial dinner. 1955.
56	4	World Zionist Organization, Statue Shalom. 15 November 1971.
56	5	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1960.
56	6	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1962-1966.
56	7	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1963-1972.
56	8	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1967-1968.
56	9	Young Leadership Cabinet. 14 September 1968.
56	10	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1969.
56	11	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1971.
56	12	Young Leadership Cabinet. 14 May 1971.
56	13	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1974-1975.
Box	Folder
57	1	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1977.
57	2	Young Leadership Cabinet. Biographies. 1972-1973.
57	3	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 10-12 November 1960.
57	4	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 10-12 November 1960.
57	5	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 10-12 November 1960.
57	6	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 10 November 1961.
57	7	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 13-15 September 1963.
57	8	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 16 September 1965.
57	9	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 12 February 1966.
57	10	Young Leadership Cabinet. Conference. 23-24 April 1966.
57	11	Young Leadership Cabinet. International conference. 1966.
Box	Folder
58	1	Young Leadership Cabinet. International conference. 8 March 1972.
58	2	Young Leadership Cabinet. International conference. 1975.
58	3	Young Leadership Cabinet. Mission. 1971.
58	4	Young Leadership Cabinet. Mission. 1971-1973.
58	5	Young Leadership Cabinet. Mission. 1972.
58	6	Young Leadership Cabinet. Mission. 1976.
58	7	Young Leadership Cabinet. Mission. 1977.
58	8	Young Leadership Cabinet. Retreat. 17-19 May 1963.
58	9	Young Leadership Cabinet. Retreat. 1963-1970.
58	10	Young Leadership Cabinet. Retreat. 12-16 May 1971.
58	11	Young Leadership Cabinet. Study group. 1974.
58	12	Young Leadership Cabinet [Washington, D.C.]. 1966.
58	13	Young Women's Leadership Cabinet. 1978.
	Subseries 5. Photographs. 1949-1995.
	Scope and Content Note: Photographs in Subseries 5 highlight UJA events and milestones. They capture social events, study missions, retreats, and meetings with significant individuals such as Dwight D. Eisenhower and David Ben-Gurion.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically using original folder headings. Photographs can also be viewed in Series J., Subseries 2.
Box	Folder
58	14	Miscellaneous. 1949-1987.
58	15	United Jewish Appeal meeting with Dwight D. Eisenhower at the White House [Washington, D.C.]. 1955.
58	16	Ben-Gurion, David. 1956.
58	17	Haber, Samuel. On Jewish Morocco. 1956.
58	18	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission abroad. 1956.
58	19	Friedman, Herbert A. 1956-1995.
Box	Folder
59	1	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel and Poland. 1957.
59	2	Closed circuit television with Abba Eban and Edward M. M. Warburg. 29 April 1957.
59	3	Study mission to Israel. October 1957.
59	4	Reform Jewish Appeal annual award dinner. 18 April 1966.
59	5	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel. Part 1. 1968.
59	6	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel. Part 2. 1968.
59	7	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel. Part 3. 1968.
59	8	Friedman, David and Charles. 1969.
59	9	Young Leadership Cabinet. July 1969.
59	10	Social events and dinners. September 1969.
59	11	Social events and dinners. 1970.
59	12	Telecast from Israel. February 1970.
Box	Folder
60	1	Social events and dinners. July-December 1970.
60	2	December conference. December 1970.
60	3	Young Leadership Cabinet retreat. 1971.
60	4	Miscellaneous. January-June 1971.
60	5	Study mission. October 1971.
60	6	Ben-Gurion, David. Visit to the United States. 23 October 1971.
60	7	Social events and dinners. November-December 1971.
60	8	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1972.
60	9	Social events and dinners. January-June 1972.
60	10	United Jewish Appeal Mission to Israel. February 1972.
60	11	Rapoport, Natan. April 1972.
60	12	Young Leadership Cabinet Mission. October 1972.
60	13	25th anniversary of the State of Israel. November-December 1972.
60	14	Banquet. 1973.
60	15	Miscellaneous. 1975-1977.


Series I. Wexner Heritage Foundation. 1962-2003. [11 Hollinger boxes]
	Scope and Content Note: Series I contains materials related to Friedman's work with the Wexner Heritage Foundation. This series spans the years 1962-2003, with the bulk of the material covering the years 1985-2003. In 1985, Friedman co-founded the Wexner Heritage Foundation with Columbus, Ohio, philanthropist Leslie Wexner. Friedman served as the foundation's president until his retirement. The Wexner Foundation's mission is centered on fostering a cadre of young Jewish leadership with a strong sense of allegiance to the State of Israel and Jewish identity throughout the diaspora. Of note in this series is correspondence with Ezer Weizman, Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres, and Teddy Kollek. The series includes program and conference records, newsletters, working papers, and speeches and addresses by Friedman as well as photos with notable figures such as Yitzhak Rabin and Pope John Paul II.
	Arrangement Note: This series is arranged into two (2) subseries: Subseries 1. General Files, 1962-2003; Subseries 2. Writings and Addresses, 1987-2003.
	Subseries 1. General Files. 1962-2003.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 1 include documents related to Friedman’s role as president of the Wexner Heritage Foundation. Materials include notes, campaigns, correspondence, programs and project information.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically using original folder headings.
Box	Folder
61	1	Act Now memo. 1994.
61	2	Alumni retreat. Faculty meeting. April 1991.
61	3	Alumni retreat. Intermarriage. May 1990.
61	4	Alumni retreat. Intermarriage. April 1991.
61	5	Alumni syllabi. 1989-1990.
61	6	Avi Chai. Day school registers. 1994-1996.
61	7	Baltimore campaign. [Baltimore, Md.]. 1987.
61	8	Baltimore meeting. Judaism and Christianity. [Baltimore, Md.]. 1991-1992.
61	9	Basic statement on corporation for the future. 1 August 1994.
61	10	Beilin, Yossi. 1994.
61	11	Biographies of Ralph Goldman, Max Fisher, and Edward M. M. Warburg. 1962-1985.
61	12	Boston High School. [Boston, Mass.]. 1996.
61	13	Boston trip. [Boston, Mass.].7-9 March 1986.
61	14	Botstein, Leon. 1997.
61	15	Bronfman, Charles. Tom Axworthy memo. May 1994.
Box	Folder
62	1	Capital Campaign for Jewish Renaissance and Renewal. 2000.
62	2	Central Conference of American Rabbis. Honorary membership. 1994.
62	3	Chicago alumni exit interviews. May 1992.
62	4	Chicago alumni exit interviews. May 1992.
62	5	Columbus-Russian mission. September 1997.
62	6	Columbus seminar [Columbus, Ohio]. 12 January 1986.
62	7	Colwell, David. 2001-2002.
62	8	Corporation for the future. 1994.
62	9	Denver Beit Din. Background stories. [Denver, Colo.]. 1983-1989.
62	10	Denver School Camps [Denver, Colo.]. 1996.
62	11	Dual identity. October 1991.
62	12	Dual identity. Cleveland Summer Institute. [Cleveland, Ohio]. 1993.
62	13	Eban, Abba. Addresses and Walter Cronkite introductions. 1999-2000.
62	14	Education. Jewish identity. Community. 2001-2002.
62	15	Elite education. 1985-1987.
62	16	Feinstein, Wayne. Discussion notes. 1997.
62	17	Friedman, Darrell. 2002.
62	18	Friedman, Herbert A. Announcement on emeritus status. 16 September 1994.
62	19	Friedman, Herbert A. Records of conversations. July-November 1994.
62	20	Friedman, Herbert A. Scholarship fund. undated.
62	21	Fund for the Jewish Future. 2003.
Box	Folder
63	1	Hillel. 2001-2002.
63	2	Hillel. Schools and camps. 2003.
63	3	Holocaust. Discussion notes. 1988.
63	4	"The Holocaust: Message and Meaning." 1992-1993.
63	5	Holocaust Survivors Memoirs Project. 2000.
63	6	Holocaust Survivors Memoirs Project. 2000.
63	7	Holocaust Survivors Memoirs Project. 2000.
63	8	Israel Experience programs. 1990-1995.
63	9	Israel interviews report. January-February 1993.
63	10	Israel program. 1993.
63	11	Jewish day school networks. 1994-1996.
63	12	Jewish education. 2001-2003.
63	13	Jewish identity. September 1986.
Box	Folder
64	1	Jewish identity. 1986.
64	2	Jewish residential academy survey. 1995.
64	3	Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Rabbi as communal leader. 1994.
64	4	Kollek, Teddy. 1986-1993.
64	5	Kraar, Martin. 1994.
64	6	Laufer, Nathan. 1989.
64	7	Leadership lectures. Outline and papers. 1994.
64	8	Lipstadt, Deborah. Fund. 1998.
64	9	Lipstadt, Deborah. Trial. 1997-1998.
64	10	Lipstadt, Deborah. Trial. 1998-1999.
64	11	Lipstadt, Deborah. Trial. 1998-1999.
64	12	Lurie, Brian. 1993-1995.
64	13	Messianism retreat. March 1989.
Box	Folder
65	1	Meyer, Michael A. 1990-1991.
65	2	Mid-Winter retreat. Crisis and Leadership in Jewish History. [Houston, Tex.]. 8-11 February 1990.
65	3	Minneapolis alumni exit interviews. [Minneapolis, Minn.]. May 1991.
65	4	Models of Ethical Leadership retreat. [West Palm Beach, Fla.]. 19-21 February 1988.
65	5	New Century Fund. 1998-2002.
65	6	New Century Fund. Analysis and proposal. 11 June 2001.
65	7	New Century Fund. Proposal. 2001-2002.
65	8	New Members Institute. July 1992.
65	9	New Members Institute. 1993.
65	10	Norich, Samuel. "What Will Bind Us Now?" notes. 1995.
65	11	Nostra Aetate. Jewish-Catholic reconciliation. 1994.
65	12	November seminar [New York, N.Y.]. 1985.
65	13	Papacy. 1987.
65	14	Papal commemoration of the Holocaust. 1994.
Box	Folder
66	1	Peres, Shimon. 1979-2003.
66	2	Plan for the future. Letters to supporters. 24 June 2003.
66	3	Prager, Dennis. Weekend retreat. 1985.
66	4	Prospects and potential donors. 1971-1972, 2001-2003.
66	5	Rabin, Yitzhak. 1989-1995.
66	6	"Reimagining American Judaism." [Oak Brook, Ill.]. 1996.
66	7	Saint Louis seminar [Saint Louis, Mo.]. 1991.
66	8	Solomon Schechter High School [Hartsdale, N.Y.]. 1996.
66	9	School for Public Service. 1987.
66	10	Schools. Planning materials. 1996.
66	11	Scrapbooks. 1983-1998.
66	12	Soll, Bruce. 1994.
66	13	Spring curriculum. 1992.
66	14	Steinhardt, Michael. 1995.
66	15	Steinhardt, Michael. 2003.
66	16	Study group and candidates. 2001.
66	17	Summer camps. 2001-2002.
66	18	Summer Institute [Aspen, Colo.]. 1986-1987, 1996.
66	19	Summer Institute [Aspen, Colo.]. July 1988.
66	20	Summer Institute [Aspen, Colo.]. 1989.
66	21	Summer Institute [Aspen, Colo.]. 1989-1994.
Box	Folder
67	1	Summer Institute [Aspen, Colo.]. 1990.
67	2	Summer Institute [Jerusalem, Israel]. 1991.
67	3	Summer Institute [Squaw Creek, Olympic Valley, Calif.]. 1992.
67	4	Summer Institute [Jerusalem, Israel]. July 1995.
67	5	Summer Institute [Jerusalem, Israel]. Evaluation forms. 2003.
67	6	Talmud report. 1949-2003.
67	7	Thank you letters. 24 June 2003.
67	8	Torah portion. undated.
67	9	United Israel Appeal. Agreement. June 1994.
67	10	United Jewish Appeal as Percentage of Israel GNP. 1994.
67	11	United States Holocaust Memorial Council. 1986-1987.
67	12	United States Holocaust Memorial Council. 1986-1993.
67	13	United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Life Reborn conference. January 2000.
Box	Folder
68	1	United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Transcript of Herbert A. Friedman interview. 1992.
68	2	Voss, Carl H. Invitation to Dinitz. 1978-1988.
68	3	Voss, Carl H. Memorial. 1995.
68	4	Wannsee Conference (1942). 1988.
68	5	Washington Institute for Near East Policy. 1986.
68	6	Water and politics in the Middle East. 1990.
68	7	Weizman, Ezer. March-April 1993.
68	8	"Wexner Heritage Review." 2000.
68	9	"Wexner Heritage Review." 2001.
68	10	Wexner, Leslie. 19 November 2002.
68	11	Wexner syllabi. 1990-1991.
68	12	Wexner syllabi. 1990-1991.
68	13	Winter retreat. Sepharad. [Westfields, Va.]. January 1992.
68	14	Yale University. Class of 1938 reunion. 1988.
68	15	Yale University. Groundbreaking for Hillel Center. 1993.
68	16	Young Leadership Cabinet. [Snowbird, Utah]. 1990.
	Subseries 2. Writings and Addresses. 1987-2003.
	Scope and Content Note: Subseries 2 contains writings, lectures, and speeches given by Friedman while director of the Wexner Heritage Foundation.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically by title. General speeches and lectures can be found at the beginning of the subseries chronically. Quotation marks denote a published article or formal speech title.
Box	Folder
69	1	Lectures. 1987-1988.
69	2	Lectures. 1989.
69	3	Lectures. 1990.
69	4	Lectures. 1995-1997.
69	5	Speeches. 1983.
69	6	Speeches. 1988-1998.
69	7	Speeches. 1999-2000.
69	8	Brandeis University lecture. 5 December 1991.
69	9	"Building a State, Creating a Nation." 12 July 1991.
69	10	"Challenge of Peace." Winter retreat. 1994.
Box	Folder
70	1	Columbus group lectures on modern times. [Columbus, Ohio]. 1986.
70	2	"Crisis and Leadership." 1991.
70	3	"Dissent and Support." 2 November 1982.
70	4	"The Dream Requires New Involvement." 21 May 1983.
70	5	"The Future: How Israel Will Look in 2017." undated.
70	6	"Hebrew Roots of American Democracy." February 1967.
70	7	Heschel School rally [New York, N.Y.]. 7 December 1993.
70	8	"History Demands a Change Now." November 1993.
70	9	"Hitler's Road to Power." 2 May 1993.
70	10	"How to Create a Retreat Center." June 1994.
70	11	"How to Create a School." 1994.
70	12	"Jewish Disappearance." 1996-2003.
70	13	"Leadership Functions: A Practicum." July 1990.
70	14	"Major Goals for the Century Ahead." 1992.
70	15	"The Meaning of Judaism in a Cosmic Sense." 8 July 1989.
70	16	"The Most Precious Gift." 16 June 1993.
Box	Folder
71	1	"My Credo" pages 1-233. undated.
71	2	"My Credo" pages 234-450. undated.
71	3	"My Credo" pages 451-749. undated.
71	4	"The Old Shall Dream Dreams and the Young Shall See Visions." 1993.
71	5	"Reconciliation." Speech notes. October 1994.
71	6	Tabatchnik, Mark. Memorial service. 21 January 1993.
71	7	"The United Jewish Appeal - Noble Past: Future Changes. Thoughts for the 90's." 1 July 1991.
71	8	"U.S. Jewry." 1988.
71	9	"War and Peace: A Vision." 22 February 1991.
71	10	Warburg, Edward M. M. 21 June 1993.
71	11	Wexner, Leslie and Abigail Koppel. Wedding address. 23 January 1993.
71	12	"What is Our Future as American Jews?" 2003.


Series J. Media. 1948-1996. [2 Hollinger boxes, 68 audiocassettes, 26 audio reels, 11 videocassettes, 4 motion picture reels]
	Scope and Content Note: This subseries is a collection of audio and video files, mostly of speeches given by Friedman while with the United Jewish Appeal and the Wexner Heritage Foundation. Each section is arranged chronologically using original label information. Quotation marks denote a formal speech title.
	Arrangement Note: The materials are arranged into six (6) subseries, based on format: Subseries 1. Sound Cartridges and Phonographs, 1957-1988; Subseries 2. Slides and Photographs, 1970-1994; Subseries 3. Audiocassettes, 1948-1996; Subseries 4. Audio reels, 1956-1975; Subseries 5. Videocassettes, 1969-1996; and Subseries 6. Motion picture reels, 1967.
	Subseries 1. Sound Cartridges and Phonographs. 1957-1988.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in this series consist of audio recordings of a wide range of programs, meetings and speeches. All materials have been digitized and a transcription is available for each recording.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically.
Box	Folder
72	1	Horwitz, Louis Charles. [sound cartridge]. 1957.
72	2	Friedman, Herbert A. Confidential Report [recorded message] on the Mass Exodus of Jews from Poland. [sound cartridge]. 1957.
72	3	Friedman, Herbert A. "A Critical Year Between Crises." [phonograph].1968.
72	4	Friedman, Herbert A. United Jewish Appeal address to the Des Moines Jewish Community. [Des Moines, Iowa]. [phonograph]. 1968.
72	5	United Jewish Appeal updates. [sound cartridge]. 1988.
	Subseries 2. Slides and Photographs. 1970-1994.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in this series consist of slides used in programs and talks.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically. Photographs from all series are listed in this subseries.
Box	Folder
1	11	Camp Blanding, Rosh Hashanah [Saint Augustine, Fla.]. 1945.
1	12	Temple Emanuel [Denver, Colo.]. 1945.
1	13	World War II. 1945-1946.
1	14	Displaced persons camps. 1946-1947.
1	15	Frankfurt and Berlin, Germany. 1946-1947.
Box	Folder
10	10	Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun [Milwaukee, Wis.]. 1952-1953.
Box	Folder
58	14	Miscellaneous. 1949-1987.
58	15	United Jewish Appeal meeting with Dwight D. Eisenhower at the White House [Washington, D.C.]. 1955.
58	16	Ben-Gurion, David. 1956.
58	17	Haber, Samuel. On Jewish Morocco. 1956.
58	18	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission abroad. 1956.
58	19	Friedman, Herbert A. 1956-1995.
Box	Folder
59	1	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel and Poland. 1957.
59	2	Closed circuit television with Abba Eban and Edward M. M. Warburg. 29 April 1957.
59	3	Study mission to Israel. October 1957.
59	4	Reform Jewish Appeal annual award dinner. 18 April 1966.
59	5	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel. Part 1. 1968.
59	6	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel. Part 2. 1968.
59	7	United Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel. Part 3. 1968.
59	8	Friedman, David and Charles. 1969.
59	9	Young Leadership Cabinet. July 1969.
59	10	Social events and dinners. September 1969.
59	11	Social events and dinners. 1970.
59	12	Telecast from Israel. February 1970.
Box	Folder
60	1	Social events and dinners. July-December 1970.
60	2	December conference. December 1970.
60	3	Young Leadership Cabinet retreat. 1971.
60	4	Miscellaneous. January-June 1971.
60	5	Study mission. October 1971.
60	6	Ben-Gurion, David. Visit to the United States. 23 October 1971.
60	7	Social events and dinners. November-December 1971.
60	8	Young Leadership Cabinet. 1972.
60	9	Social events and dinners. January-June 1972.
60	10	United Jewish Appeal Mission to Israel. February 1972.
60	11	Rapoport, Natan. April 1972.
60	12	Young Leadership Cabinet Mission. October 1972.
60	13	25th anniversary of the State of Israel. November-December 1972.
60	14	Banquet. 1973.
60	15	Miscellaneous. 1975-1977.
Box	Folder
73	1	Immigration to Israel. 1970.
73	2	Operation Israel. 1972.
73	3	Wexner Heritage Foundation Winter Retreat [West Palm Beach, Fla.]. 19-21 February 1988.
73	4	Friedman, Herbert A. 1990-1996.
73	5	Wexner Summer Institute in Israel. 1993.
73	6	Friedman, Herbert A. 1994.
73	7	Papal commemoration of the Holocaust [Rome, Italy]. 1994.
	Subseries 3. Audiocassettes. 1948-1996.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in this subseries consist of audio recordings of a wide range of programs, meetings and speeches delivered and collected by Friedman. All materials have been digitized and transcriptions are available for each recording.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically.

		(C-7380) Eban, Abba. Address for peace negotiations at the United Nations. 13 July 1948.

		(C-7381) Eban, Abba. Address to the United Nations General Assembly Political Committee.5 May 1949.

		(C-7382) Eban, Abba. United Nations General Assembly. First emergency special session. 1 November 1956.

		(C-7383 to C-7384) United Nations General Assembly. Middle East discussion. 19 June 1967.

		(C-7385) Friedman, Herbert A. United Jewish Appeal Study Mission. [Jerusalem, Israel]. 19 November 1969.

		(C-7386) Weinberg, Neil. Slide presentation, "Echoes of the Past." 1969.

		(C-7387) "Mission to Israel: The 1970 United Jewish Appeal Campaign Story Told by Israel's Leaders." Introduction by Edward Ginsberg, General Chairman. 1970.

		(C-7388) Friedman, Herbert A. and Golda Meir. [Jerusalem, Israel]. 2 September 1970.

		(C-7389) United Jewish Appeal Study Mission. Masada ceremony. 1971.

		(C-7390) Friedman, Herbert A. Discussion with Alla Rusinek on being a Jew in the Soviet Union. 4 February 1971.

		(C-7391) Gold, Mitchell. Trenton High School rally. [Trenton, N.J.]. March 1971.

		(C-7392) "Israel Report No. 1." June 1971.

		(C-7393) Forster, Arnold. Arrival of Soviet Jews in Israel. June 1971.

		(C-7394) Avni, Yitzhak. Russian Jewry coin. September 1971.

		(C-7395 to C-7396) United Jewish Appeal National Conference. Operation Upgrade seminar. 13 October 1971.

		(C-7397) United Jewish Appeal National Conference. Operation Upgrade. Herbert A. Friedman. 11 December 1971.

		(C-7398) United Jewish Appeal. Operation Israel. Julia Weiner answers questions. Spring 1972.

		(C-7399) United Jewish Appeal. Operation Israel. 1972.

		(C-7400 to C-7401) Friedman, Herbert A. "Modern Times." [Columbus, Ohio.]. 29 April 1986.

		(C-7402) Friedman, Herbert A. “Establishing the Theme.” Wexner Heritage Foundation Winter Retreat. [West Palm Beach, Fla.]. 19 February 1988.

		(C-7403) Friedman, Thomas L. Address. Introduction and remarks by Herbert A. Friedman. 14 July 1988.

		(C-7404) Friedman, Herbert A. Address. 15 July 1988.

		(C-7405 to C-7406) Kula, Irwin. "Fantasy and Realism in Jewish Politics: Bar Kokhba and the Decision to Revolt." Members of the Wexner Heritage Foundation Winter Retreat [Houston, Tex.]. 23 October 1988.

		(C-7407 to C-7408) Friedman, Herbert A. "A Half-Century of Fire and Glory, Part 1: The Holocaust." 3 July 1989.

		(C-7409 to C-7410) Friedman, Herbert A. "A Half-Century of Fire and Glory, Part 2: 1945 to 1948." 4 July 1989.

		(C-7411 to C-7412) Friedman, Herbert A. "A Half-Century of Fire and Glory, Part 3: All the Wars Are One War." 5 July 1989.

		(C-7413 to C-7414) Friedman, Herbert A. "A Half-Century of Fire and Glory, Part 4: The Growth of Israel." 6 July 1989.

		(C-7415 to C-7416) Friedman, Herbert A. “A Half Century of Fire and Glory, Part 5: American Jews." 7 July 1989.

		(C-7417 to C-7418) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. [Snowbird, Utah]. 2 July 1990.

		(C-7419 to C-7420) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. [Snowbird, Utah]. 5 July 1990.

		(C-7421 to C-7422) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. [Snowbird, Utah]. 6 July 1990.

		(C-7423 to C-7424) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 4 July 1994.

		(C-7425 to C-7426) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 5 July 1994.

		(C-7427 to C-7428) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 6 July 1994.

		(C-7429 to C-7430) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 7 July 1994.

		(C-7431 to C-7432) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 8 July 1994.

		(C-7433) Eban, Abba. Lecture at George Washington University. [Washington D.C.]. 1996.

		(C-7434 to C-7435) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 24 June 1996.

		(C-7436 to C-7437) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 25 June 1996.

		(C-7438 to C-7439) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 26 June 1996.

		(C-7440 to C-7441) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Boardroom discussion. 27 June 1996.

		(C-7442 to C-7443) Friedman, Herbert A. Lecture on the Holocaust. undated.

		(C-7444) Friedman, Herbert A. Discussion with the president of the Jewish community in Berlin. [Germany]. undated.

		(C-7445) Friedman, Herbert A. Question and answer panel discussion. undated.

		(C-7446) Fine, Leon and Mayer Abramovitz. Lecture at Tel Aviv University. [Israel]. undated.

		(C-7447) Friedman, Herbert A. "On Jewish Ethics." [Beersheba, Israel]. undated.
	Subseries 4. Audio reels. 1956-1975.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in this subseries consist of audio recordings of a wide range of programs, meetings and speeches. All materials have been digitized and a transcription is available for each recording.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically.

		(TR-3795) Friedman, Herbert A. Address to Associated Jewish Charities and Welfare Fund [Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, Baltimore, Md.]. 13 November 1956.

		(TR-3796) Friedman, Herbert A. Conference call to United Jewish Appeal workers. 16 May 1957.

		(TR-3797) Friedman, Herbert A. Conference message to workers of the United Jewish Appeal. 21 June 1957.

		(TR-3798) Friedman, Herbert A. Conference call to United Jewish Appeal workers. 19 November 1957.

		(TR-3799) Friedman, Herbert A. Conference call to United Jewish Appeal workers. 14 March 1958.

		(TR-3800) Friedman, Herbert A. "The Critical Year Between Crises." 1960.

		(TR-3801) Friedman, Herbert A. Speech at French Lick, Ind. 3 March 1962.

		(TR-3802) Ben-Gurion, David. Birthday. 18 October 1966.

		(TR-3803) Friedman, Herbert A. and Leonard Bell. Young Leadership Cabinet discussion. 12 February 1967.

		(TR-3804) United Jewish Appeal Executive Directors meeting [Plaza Hotel, New York, N.Y.] [1]. 2 June 1967.

		(TR-3805) United Jewish Appeal Executive Directors meeting [Plaza Hotel, New York, N.Y.] [2]. 2 June 1967.

		(TR-3806) United Jewish Appeal message about Israel Emergency Fund. [Recorded from telephone call]. 3 June 1967.

		(TR-3807 to TR-3808) United Jewish Appeal Israel Emergency Fund dinner. 12 June 1967.

		(TR-3809 to TR-3811) Eban, Abba. Address to the United Nations General Assembly. 19 June 1967.

		(TR-3812) "Adventures in Judaism: Crystal Night." Hosted by Rabbi Balfour Brickner. 1968.

		(TR-3813) Friedman, Herbert A. Address to United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Cabinet. "The United Jewish Appeal in the Perspective of Modern Jewish History." [Hilton Hotel, New York, N.Y.]. 14 September 1968.

		(TR-3814) Friedman, Herbert A. United Jewish Appeal address. [Embassy Ballroom, Dallas, Tex.]. 11 January 1969.

		(TR-3815) Friedman, Herbert A. Address to the United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York [Plaza Hotel, New York, N.Y.]. 24 February 1971.

		(TR-3816) United Jewish Appeal fund radio spots.1972.

		(TR-3817) Friedman, Herbert A. Interview with Batya Untershatz and Dori Parola. [Jerusalem, Israel.]. 21 May 1972.

		(TR-3818) Friedman, Herbert A. Interview with Russian immigrants of Kiryat Tivon Absorption Center, Mary Zilber and Martin Cherkess. [Haifa, Israel]. 23 May 1972.

		(TR-3819) Friedman, Herbert A. Interview with Leah Machinson and Daniel Bludz. [Petah Tikva, Israel]. 13 July 1972.

		(TR-3820) Friedman, Herbert A. Address to United Jewish Appeal Student Mission trip. 24 December 1975.

		(TR-3821) Friedman, Herbert A. and Golda Meir. United Jewish Appeal address. [Dallas, Tex.]. undated.
	Subseries 5. Videocassettes. 1969-1996.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in this subseries consist of video recordings of a wide range of programs, meetings and speeches. All materials have been digitized and a transcription is available for each recording.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged chronologically.

		(VT-980) Operation Israel. Panel discussion conducted by Israel American News Service. February 1969.

		(VT-981) Friedman, Herbert A. "Current Peace Initiatives and the Status of the Campaign." 24 February 1971.

		(VT-982) Friedman, Herbert A. Worker training, "How to Solicit Gifts." 24 February 1971.

		(VT-983) Friedman, Herbert A. Recorded message from Tel-Aviv, Israel. 17 April 1972.

		(VT-984) Friedman, Herbert A. "Priorities in Leadership: Ben-Gurion's Decision to Sink Altalena." Wexner Heritage Foundation Winter Retreat [Houston, Tex.]. 9 February 1990.

		(VT-985) Friedman, Herbert A. and David Harris. “Soviet Jewry Plenary." Wexner Heritage Foundation Winter Retreat [Houston, Tex.]. 9-11 February 1990.

		(VT-986) Wexner Heritage Foundation. Panel discussion. 20 October 1996.

		(VT-987 to VT-988) Kula, Irwin. Lecture at the Wexner Heritage Foundation. [San Francisco, Calif.]. 4 December 1996.

		(VT-989 to VT-990) Kula, Irwin. Lecture at the Wexner Heritage Foundation. [San Francisco, Calif.]. 18 December 1996.
	Subseries 6. Motion picture reels. 1967.
	Scope and Content Note: Materials in this subseries consist of film footage of programs and talks or materials produced for or by United Jewish Appeal. All materials have been digitized and a transcription is available for each recording.
	Arrangement Note: This subseries is arranged alphabetically.

		(Motion Picture No. 170) Israel Survival Rally [Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, Calif.]. 11 June 1967.

		(Motion Picture No. 171) United Jewish Appeal. Israel Emergency Fund Bulletin No. 1. 5 June 1967.

		(Motion Picture No. 172) United Jewish Appeal. Israel Emergency Fund Bulletin No. 2. 8 June 1967.

		(Motion Picture No. 173) United Jewish Appeal. Israel Emergency Fund Bulletin No. 3. 14 June 1967.

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A Finding Aid to the Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection. 1930-2003.

Manuscript Collection No. 763

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