Marcovici Cleja Simon (3 results)
- Softcover
Seller: California Books, Miami, FL, U.S.A.California Books
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Language: English
Published by New York, Overseas Rotary Fellowship, (1944)., 1944
- First Edition
Seller: Antiquariat Frank Albrecht (VDA / ILAB), Schriesheim, GermanyAntiquariat Frank Albrecht (VDA / ILAB)
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Add to basketOBrosch. (etwas lichtrandig). 39 SS. Sprache: English, Erste Ausgabe. - Gibt Vorträge wieder, die der Vorsitzende des Pariser Rotary Clubs im amerikanischen Exil gehalten hatte. - Etwas gestaucht, Titelblatt und im Schnitt mit Tintenfleck. - Titelblatt mit eh. Widmung des Verfassers und U. "Cleja". - Sehr selten, kein Exemplar i…n einer europäischen Bibliothek.
Published by Privately printed. "not published", Paris, France, 1938
- Softcover
Seller: Meir Turner, New York, NY, U.S.A.Meir Turner
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 3 preliminary leaves, [9]-95, [1] pages. Original imprint: "League for the Definite Solution of the Jewish World Problem, (7, avenue Victor-Emmanuel-III)," is covered by label: "Centre de recherches de solutions du probleme juif 7 Avenue Victor-Emmanueel III Paris (8)." Purple rubber…stamp impression, "UNDER REVISION". Jewish Telegraph Agency: "Marcovici-Cleja, Paris Financier, Arrives Today with Plan to Aid Jews May 23, 1938 PARIS (May. 22) Simon Marcovici-Cleja, a well-known Paris financier, is en route to the United States on the Queen Mary with a plan for large-scale emigration of Jews from European countries to Palestine and the Transjordan, it was disclosed here today. His plan, in which he will endeavor to interest American business men and bankers during a projected fortnight's stay, is to promote emigration on business rather than philanthropic lines. M. Cleja, hitherto inactive in Jewish affairs, is an officer in the Legion of Honor and has been twice decorated by the French Government. He gained renown as a successful business man in connection with great railway and building contracts in Persia, Yugoslavia and other countries. The Queen Mary is scheduled to arrive in New York on Monday.
