Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Documentation related to the appointment of Ernst Mohr as German ambassador in Switzerland, 1947-1963 In the file: - Correspondence regarding the appointment of Ernst Guenther Mohr, a former member of the NSDAP (Nationalist Socialist German Workers Party), who was suspected of participation in the deportation of the Jews of the Netherlands to Mauthausen, as German ambassador in Switzerland; among the correspondents: H. G. Van Dam, the general secretary of the Central Council of Jews in Germany; L. De Jong, the head of the Government Institute for Documentation of the War, located in Amsterdam; Georges Brunschvig, from SIG (Union of Jewish Communities in Switzerland); L. Czertok from the CDJC (Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine) in Paris; and Karl Marx, editor of the Allgemeine Wochenzeitung in Deutschland". Also in the file: - Handwritten notes jotted down by B. Sagalowitz regarding the participation of E. Mohr in the deportation of the Dutch Jews; - The 11 June 1947 issue of the "Juedisches Gemeindeblatt Fuer Die Britische Zone", including an article by Karl Marx regarding post war German Jewry; - Clipping from "Allgemeine Wochenzeitung" regarding a memorial book marking the 60th birthday of Karl Marx, the Jewish editor, 17 May 1957.