Clippings from the Austrian and German press, 1922-1946, and an excerpt from the "Reconstuction-Aufbau" newspaper published in New York, 1942 - Article that appeared in the New York newspaper, "Aufbau", regarding renewal of deportation of large numbers of Jews from Vienna to Eastern Europe; report regarding suicides in hospitals and shelters for the blind; announcement regarding deportation of the Jews of the Netherlands on Radio Amsterdam, 17 July 1942; - Reaction to the report issued by the Prussian War Office regarding the active military service of the Jews of Germany in World War I, 03 August 1922, published in the "Neues Wiener Journal". - Item in the "Voelkischer Beobachter" regarding the solution of the Jewish Question which will come about only by law, 27 April 1938; enactment of the Nuremberg Laws in Austria; - Antisemitic exhibition in Vienna, May 1938; - "Verfuegungs Truppe Und Totenkopfverbaende (Criteria for Acceptance into Special SS Units)", item that appeared in "Das Kleine Blatt", 07 May 1938; - Item in the "Deutsche Telegraf" regarding the ban on entry of Jews into public gardens, 25 October 1938; - Antisemitic article that appeared in "Das Kleine Blatt" regarding the Jewish Quarter in Mattersburg, 25 October 1938; - Article that appeared in "Voelkischer Beobachter" regarding a historic lecture about the Jewish Ghetto in Vienna, 22 October 1941; - "Das Groesste Grab auf Erden (The Largest Grave on Earth)", article that appeared in "Oesterreichische Nachtrichten" regarding Treblinka, 21 February 1946.