Documentation regarding deportations of Jews from Vienna and Prague, October 1939 - Orders from Adolf Eichmann to place the senior Jewish leaders, Berthold Storfer, Boschen, Richard Friedmann, Benjamin Murmelstein, Jakob Edelstein and Mauricy Gruen as the organizers of the first transport, which was thought of as the "Exemplary Transport"; it was said that the deportees were being sent to Maehrish-Osttrau; Correspondence between Dr. Loewenherz and the Zentralstelle fuer Juedische Auswanderung (Central Office for Jewish Emigration) from Austria in Vienna regarding substituting Robert Prochnik for Benjamin Murmelstein due to the essential nature of Murmelstein's activities (according to Loewenherz) for the Viennese community; - Photocopies of hard copies of letters and documents as documentation of the Jewish community in Vienna, the Central Office in Vienna and a personal letter from Berthold Storfer offering his services to the Nazis in the area of emigration; [despite his letter, Storfer] perished in Auschwitz; - Documentation of the Jewish community in Vienna including praise for Storfer written by Adolf Eichmann in his memoirs, which were published at the time in the American magazine, "Life"; - Description of Benjamin Murmelstein as a rabbi who taught Eichmann Hebrew (there is only partial material).