Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Reports and articles regarding Neo-Nazism, fascism and antisemitism in Europe and Argentina in the 1950s and the early 1960s In the file: Pp. 1-12: Protocol of a meeting of "Committee No. 47"; the purpose of the meeting was to investigate whether former Nazis were being employed at the German Foreign Ministry, and the circumstances of their employment, 18 December 1951; Pp. 13-30: Secret report by Kurt R. Grossman regarding his visit to Germany, May-June 1959; Pp. 31-62: "The Reappearance of the Swastika: Neo-Nazism and Fascist International", article by H. Jaeger; the article reviews organizations, leaders, ties between the various organizations and the background for their activity, January 1960; Pp. 63-73: "Die Internationale der Faschisten, ihre Kontakte zu Oesterreich", an international report on fascism, including names of people and branches throughout the world, with special emphasis on Austria, 29 March 1960; Pp. 74-94: Report by Kurt H. Grossman regarding his visit to Germany, October-December 1959; the report also includes newspaper clippings and a letter of thanks, 28 December 1960; Pp. 95-102: "Ideological Antisemitism and Traditional Antisemitism", an article by Prof. Gino Germani, Director of the Sociology Institute at Buenos Aires University; the article was translated from a 1962 publication in Spanish; Pp. 103-112: Memorandum from Abraham Monk, a member of the AJC (American Jewish Committee), containing the main points of an article on the Tacuara movement, a nationalistic, fascist and antisemitic movement in Argentina, February 1963.