World Jewish Congress (WJC) documentation, 1940-1945 - World Jewish Congress correspondence with bodies within the American government and with the World Refugee Board, 1940-1945, regarding the rescue of children, displays of antisemitism, the Red Cross, rescue during the last year of the war, Polish Jewry, Romanian Jewry, Hungarian Jewry, the Bermuda Conference, the telegram sent by Riegner, the War Refugee Board representative in Geneva and the plan to annihilate European Jewry from 1942; - Excepts from the journal of Aryeh L. Kubowitzki (Kubovy) from the war year in the United States.