Letter from Jacob Stefferud to Peter Berge, President of the Norwegian America Line, regarding Norwegian America Line films being used in connection with Norwegian relief programs for Norwegian Relief, Camp Little Norway Association, and the Norwegian Seamen's Relief Fund during the war.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud to Peter Berge, President of the Norwegian America Line, regarding Norwegian America Line films being used in connection with Norwegian relief programs, including the Camp Little Norway Association. (See Report of Norwegian America Line Film Showings by Minneapolis Office, July 1, 1941 to May 17, 1944: p0592_00035-.)
Report of Norwegian America Line Film Showings by Minneapolis Office, July 1, 1941 to May 17, 1944, with a column of benefits to the Camp Little Norway Association. (See letter from Jacob Stefferud to Peter Berge, 1944 June 2: p0592_00034.)
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, Manager of the Minneapolis Office of the Norwegian America Line, to Christian J. Mohn, General Manager of the New York Office of Norwegian America Line, regarding Norwegian America Line film showings including those used for Norwegian relief and the Camp Little Norway Association during World War II. (See Reports of film showings, 1941-1948: p0592_00039-p0592_00042).
Reports of showings of Norwegian America Line films, including "Report of Norwegian America Line Film Showings by Minneapolis Office, May 20, 1944 to October 17, 1948," "Toronto Film" of Camp Little Norway, and "March of Time - Norway in Revolt" with columns showing benefits to the Camp Little Norway Association and Norwegian Relief. (See Letter from Jacob Stefferud to Christian J. Mohn, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1949 October 12: p0592_00038).
"Report from Trysil," "Sola Church Torn Down," "Norway Destroyed Financially," "Supplies Used in Norway by Germans." Part of Jacob Stefferud's lecture materials and notes.
"Invasion of Norway," part of Jacob Stefferud's lecture materials and notes. Includes information on the German invasion and occupation, "Report from the Norwegian Government through the Norwegian Telegraph Bureau of places bombed in Norway by the Germans," and "The Germans' Inhuman War Methods in Norway: The Foreign Department's Press Office gives information about the German war methods."
Letter from Jacob Stefferud to John G. Alexander, United States House of Representatives, 3rd District of Minnesota, regarding Charles A. Lindbergh's June 15, 1940 radio address and America's foreign policy.
