Official documentation regarding the solution of the "Jewish Question", the Umwandererzentralstelle (UMZ- Center for Emigration Matters) and members of the Nazi party in Guatemala and the status of the Nazi jurists during the war and afterwards - Suggestions for the solution of the "Jewish Question" in Warhtegau that were discussed in the office of the Reichstatthalterei (Reich governor), July 1941: maximum concentration of Jews in labor camps and ghettos; liquidation of those unfit for labor; sterilization of women; - Center for Emigration Matters; - List of members of the Nazi party in Guatemala, June 1933; - Question of reinstating jurists from the period of the Nazi regime to public service; letter to Broda, Bundesminister fuer Justiz (Justice Minister), 17 February 1962; - Protocol of the Conference of the International Committee of Democratic Jurists, held in Berlin, 22 June 1962, that discussed the question of employment of jurists from the Nazi period in West Germany (with appendices); - Opposition to time limits for presenting claims against war criminals; - Research of John Lekschas and Joachim Rennererg regarding the personal responsibility of judges and states' attorneys during the Nazi regime, their right to rehabilitation and their reinstitution to public service (West Germany), 10 June 1974; - "Politischer Klerikalismus und Westdeutscher Richterstaat (Political Clericalism and the West German 'Judges' State')"; article by Gerhard Haney; - Wehrmacht announcement (from the Nazi regime) addressed to the civilian population in the area of Belorussia, September 1941.