Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Documentation regarding the trial of Wolfgang Diewerge, 1965-1966 In the file: - Photocopies and photographs of documents from the Nuremberg trial (NG179) regarding preparations for the trial against Herschel Grynszpan, used by the Nazi government as antisemitic propaganda material. The documents relate to Wolfgang Diewerge, a senior official in the Propaganda Ministry and former spokesman of the Reich, who was charged with perjury; - Articles by B. Sagalowitz regarding Grynszpan in the framework of the trial against W. Diewerge in Essen. The articles appeared in the newspapers "Neue Zuercher Zeitung" and "Israelitisches Wochenblatt", February 1966; - Notebooks with handwritten notes by Sagalowitz regarding proceedings in the trial against Diewerge, including drafts of articles; - Letters by from B. Sagalowitz to (Myriam?) Novich regarding the Grynszpan Affair and the Diewerge Trial, 14 January 1965-06 February 1966); - Letter to Sagalowitz from the CCJD (Centre of Contemporary Jewish Documentation) in Paris, signed by M. Mazor, 19 January 1966. There is additional information in Yad Vashem Archives file P. 13/188.