Official documentation regarding the status of Dr. Josef Loewenherz after the war and the condition of the Vienna community, 1945-1953 - Correspondence regarding the condition of the Viennese community after the war; - Personal and office correspondence at the end of the war; return of survivors from Theresienstadt to Vienna; attempt to rehabilitate the life of the community and its institutions; - Letters of appreciation and encouragement to Dr. Josef Loewenherz and his wife, Sofie Loewenherz, for their activities in the rescue of Viennese Jews during the Nazi period and alongside hints of criticism concerning the way Dr. Loewenherz worked; - Survey conducted by the temporary Deputy head of the community (no name given) in a memo to the Staatssekretaer (City Manager) regarding the condition of the Jewish community in Vienna and its rehabilitation needs (copy), 22 May 1945; a description of Dr. Loewenherz's position during the time of his leadership and his accomplishments; at the end of the survey there is a request to work within the Soviet occupying forces to effect the release of Dr. Loewenherz from detention; - Circular written to the Jews of the community containing an exposure of failures and corruption of active members working with E. Ehrlich, the community head at that time, and a demand for the return of Dr. Loewenherz to the position; - BJF (Association of Austrian Jewish Frontline Soldiers) anthem dedicated to Dr. Loewenherz; - Edition of "Ueber die Grenze", a refugee journal published in Switzerland, May 1945.