Varied documentary material from the Innsbruck community and the Tyrol district regarding antisemitism before the war, confiscation of property, anti-Jewish legislation and disbanding of the communities in the Tyrol district - Performance of the antisemitic play, "Das Anderle von Rinn", based on the blood libel from the Middle Ages, and the reaction of the public and the press to the play; - Confiscation of property and use of assets and personal belongings for the needs of senior Nazi party officials - seizure of real estate, mansions and villas; - Suicide of Friedrich Reitlinger, owner of considerable property, 1938; - Statuatory matters relating to the Innsbruck community and elections for community leaders, 1938; - Anti-Jewish legislation (Ban on wearing Landestrachten [national costumes]; expulsion of Mischlinge [children of mixed Aryan-Jewish marriages] from public service); - Confidential report issued by the SD regarding the events of Kristallnacht, 10 November 1938, itemizing the names of those who perished: Karl Bauer and Richard Graubart; - Deportation of Polish Jews; - A letter from Gauleiter Josef Buerckel to the Reichstatthalter ((Office of the Reich Governor) and heads of the civilian government in Austria expressing his opposition to unsupervised initiatives for the solution of the Jewish Question, July 1938; - Deportation order for the Jews of Tyrol and Vorarlberg from the Innsbruck Gestapo, November 1938; - Guidelines and criteria from the Minister for Religious Matters regarding the clearing of the rubble of the synagogues destroyed on Kristallnacht (copy), March 1939; - Gestapo correspondence; - Landeshauptmaenner (Governors) report regarding the situation of the Jewish communities under their juridiction with regard to the fate of theproperty of the Jewish residents and the number in October-November 1939 based on a poll conducted by the Ministry for Internal Matters and Culture; - List of 30 Jews, children of Jewish-Aryan marriages, and those in mixed marriages living in Innsbruck, 01 January 1939.