Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Documentation regarding the Hans Globke affair in West Germany, 1956-1963 In the file: - Documentation regarding the Hans Globke affair; Hans Globke, the Director of the Federal Chancellory of West German Chancellor Adenauer, was suspected of participation in the preparation of the Nuremberg Laws when he served as a legal counselor at the Ministry of the Interior in Nazi Germany; - Articles by B. Sagalowitz regarding this matter that appeared in the newspaper, "Israelitisches Wochenblatt", 1956-1963; - Newspaper clippings, drafts and handwritten notes; - Correspondence with various persons in Germany regarding the Globke affair, 1956; - Drafts of articles by Kurt Kaiser-Blueth against Globke; - Copies of cables from Koecher, the German ambassador in Switzerland, regarding negotiations between the Swiss government and the German government about imprinting the passports of German Jews with the letter "J", September 1938; - Documentation regarding Theodor Oberlaender, the Minister for Matters Pertaining to Vertriebene ("deportees", but referring to Germans who escaped the territories of Poland and Czechoslovakia after the war) in Adenauer's government, who was suspected of participation in murders in Lemberg, during the war,1960. There is additional material regarding Globke in Yad Vashem Archives files P. 13/26, P. 13/56, P. 13/195 and P. 13/196; and additional material regarding Oberlaender in Yad Vashem Archives file TR10/2146.