Documentation of the Jewish community in Vienna regarding confiscation of property, deportations, forced labor and emigration, 1939-1942 - Anti-Jewish legislation; - Regulation No. 3 regarding the obligation to hand over jewelry [to the authorities]; easing of restrictions on basic items for personal use and for Mischlinge who are exempt from the obligation to turn in valuables; - German plan for a transfer of 450,000 Jews to the United States [?]; - Jewish community announcement regarding the drafting of able-bodied people, aged 18-50, and their deportation to settlement labor in Poland; guideline page regarding the date to report, personal equipment to bring and more; - Memo issued by the "Help for Emigration of Converted Jews" organization, anti-Jewish legislation and regulations, travel restrictions and rules for behavior, 14 May 1941; - Jewish community announcement to community members in preparation for the emigration "Aktion" to Poland (Umsiedlungs Aktion- Compulsory Change of Residence "Aktion"); demand for discipline and following orders; - Directions for community members regarding preparations before the deportation, technical and operational arrangements; behavior during the journey; - List of the labor camps in Ostmark, October 1941; - Police report regarding the deportation of 1,000 Jews to Sobibor, 16 June 1942.