| Description | File contains typed correspondence and documents concerning Institute of Jewish Affairs policy planning group working party on 'Youth and the Family' [Henri Tajfel Working Party member].
Details Include:
Typed list of members.
Invitation to Henri Tajfel to join Working Party (accepted).
Minutes of Working Party meeting, 9 Sept.1978,
Meeting of Working Party, Jan. 1979,
Report: 'On Some Jewish Attitudes to certain Problems of British Society, In response to an Invitation by the Prime Minister of the U.K' [ Mr.James Callaghan MP], (copy enclosed) June 1979. |
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