Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: JUNA (“Juedische Nachrichten”) correspondence with various Jewish and non-Jewish organizations, 1945-1965 In the file: - Correspondence between Benjamin Sagalowitz and various Jewish and non-Jewish organizations, in Switzerland and around the world, regarding the condition of the Jews of Europe after the war, the struggle against antisemitism, the trials of Nazi war criminals in Germany and other subjects, including correspondence with the JDC (Joint Distribution Committee) office in Geneva regarding German reparations paid for Holocaust victims in different countries. There is correspondence with the AJC (American Jewish Committee) office in Paris, with Leon Poliakov from the CDJC (Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine) in Paris regarding the Nuremberg Trials, with the "Israelitisches Wochenblatt" newspaper, with the SZV (Union of Zionists in Switzerland), the WJC (World Jewish Congress) regarding neo-Nazism, with Joseph Ariel, Yad Vashem spokesman, and with the "Zentralrat Der Juden in Deutschland" (Central Council of Jews in Germany) after the war. The file also contains correspondence with the CJA (Christlich-Juedischen Arbeitsgemeinschaft) in Zurich regarding the Seelisberg Conference held in Switzerland, 1947. Also in the file: - Article by Gerhard Jasper regarding the situation of the Jews in the Soviet Union; - Documentation regarding the founding of the city of Arad in the Negev, with photocopies of correspondence with the Israeli embassy in Switzerland; - Report from Otto Heim regarding his visit to Jewish communities in Czechoslovakia, November 1962.