Documentation of material from Austrian government offices (mainly of the politician Karl von Karwinsky) from the Osoby Archive in Moscow, 1935-1936 The files in the collection: - Report for the year 1934 submitted by the National Bank of Yugoslavia, sent to the Austro-Yugoslavian Office of Commerce (Microfilm JM/29558, Scans 1975-2060); - Report for the year 1934 submitted by the Wiener freiwillige Rettungs-Gesellschaft, containing mainly statistical charts and a financial report (Microfilm JM/29558, Scans 2063-2087); - Report for the year 1934 submitted by the Generaldirektion fuer die Post-und Telegraphenverwaltung (administration of the postal and telegraph authority) (Microfilm JM/29558 (Scans 2088-2140); - Correspondence from the year 1936 of Karl von Karwinsky, who served as Praesidant des Bundesamtes fuer Statistik (Head of the Office of Statistics) that year, and had connections with senior government officials. The file contains various requests, mainly from the nobility, for assistance in various matters through turning to the right people, such as legal matters (due to his senior position the previous year - see the next file); invitations from various associations to events that were held, regulations and publications of associations (mainly in the area of economics), and invitations to balls and events conducted by the high society of Austria; correspondence regarding the employment of various workers in government positions (Microfilm JM/29559, Scans 6-256); - File of correspondence from the year 1935 of Karl Freiherr von Karwinsky, who served that year as Staatssekretaer (Executive Manager) in the Austrian Justice Office, including correspondence and summaries of discussions on office matters (among other items, with the Vienna police also on Nazi matters); invitations to events of various associations and organizations (JM/29559, Scans 258-824); - File containing lists of accounts - in the lists there are names and addresses and next to them, sums of money [the start of the file is missing, so it is not clear what the subject is]; the word 'Kontoauszug" - summary of the account, appears at the top of some of the pages (Microfilm JM/29559, Scans 826-996).