Statistics regarding the Jews of Germany, Ostmark and the Protectorate, and anti-Jewish legislation, 1933-1941 - Statistical data regarding the Jews of Germany, Austria and Bohemia-Moravia (the Protectorate), 1933-1941, presented by Dr. Josef Loewenherz, the head of the Jewish community in Vienna to Adolph Eichmann, Director of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna. The statistics include: the financial situation of the community, the population, organizations, emigration, spread of the ages, professional retraining and an estimate of the value of personal property. The statistics were also given to Dr. Paul Eppstein, Head of the Reichsvereinigung der Juden Deutschland (Reich Association of the Jews in Germany) in Berlin, for inspection and validation as required by Eichmann; - Concentration of anti-Jewish laws and regulations, arranged by subject, 1933-1941; - Arrangements for rationing food items to Jews, 18 September 1942; - Financial report of the Jewish community in Vienna submitted to the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna; - Copy of the letter from Dr. Eppstein, 01 November 1941.