Dr. Abraham Silberschein Archive: Correspondence with the World Jewish Congress (WJC) Center in New York (Dr. Tartakower, Dr. Goldmann, A. L. Kubowitzky, Miss Ellen Hilb) regarding searching for relatives in Poland and the other occupied countries, sending parcels of food and South American passports and help to refugees from Poland in Romania, Hungary and Slovakia Also in the file: - Undated draft of a constitution for the Relico organization; - Budget proposal for the WJC Relief Department, 1940; - Four reports regarding relief and rescue activities submitted by Dr. Abraham Silberschein, 1940-1944; - WJC letters regarding rescue of Aron Kanalenstein from Vienna, 1940; - Appeal to United States Jewry to come to the aid of European Jewry, Rosh Hashanah (22 September 1941); - Letter to Dr. Tartakower regarding the organizing of rescue activities and disagreements within the WJC administration in Geneva, along with a note regarding the detention of Dr. Silberschein for the passport project, 22 September 1943; - Letter from Dr. Tartakower regarding WJC relief plans, 10 December 1943; - Telegram to Stephen Wise asking him to intervene on behalf of the inmates at the Vittel camp and recognition of the South American passports, 10 December 1943.