Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Documentation regarding Kasztner, the Kasztner Trial and the efforts to rescue the Jews of Hungary, 1944-1958 In the file: - Various newspaper clippings related to the Kasztner affair in Israel during the 1950s, and especially to the verdict handed down by Judge Benjamin Halevy, 1955; - Drafts of articles by B. Sagalowitz regarding the Kasztner Trial, written for the "Neue Zuericher Zeitung", July 1955; - Correspondence with M. W. Robert Kempner, American assistant chief defense counsel at the Nuremberg Trials, regarding the sworn statement made by Kasztner on behalf of Kurt Becher, the Nazi; 1955; - Correspondence with Karl Kolb, Red Cross representative in Romania during the war, with a report on the deportation of Romanian Jews and those who perished, 10 August 1955; - Correspondence with J..A. Wohlgemuth regarding the attitude of Jewish leaders, particularly Leo Baeck, towards the Nazis, August 1955; - Various documents, including a JDC (Joint Distribution Committee) memorandum regarding the role of Saly Mayer, the JDC representative in Switzerland, in the negotiations with the Nazis about the rescue of Hungarian Jews and Kasztner's reaction, October 1945; - Kasztner's biographical summary as presented to the Nuremberg court, 22 November 1945; - Interview with Kasztner by Harold Trobe, director of the JDC in Europe, regarding the negotiations with the Nazis and Saly Mayer, 31 June 1945; - Newspaper clipping regarding the Jews of Hungary published in "Die Lage", Goebbels' information service, 28 August 1944. There are additional files: Yad Vashem Archives P. 13/132, P. 13/150 and P.13/151.