Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Documentation related to the post-war debate regarding the rescue of the Jews of Hungary, 1956-1964 In the file: - Documentation regarding the struggle to rescue the Jews of Hungary in 1944, mainly as related to Joel Brand, Israel Kasztner, Joseph Mandel and Saly Mayer; - Clippings from Swiss newspapers regarding the publication of the book by Joel Brand and his activities, 1957; - Correspondence related to the publication of articles by B. Sagalowitz dealing with Saly Mayer's role in the negotiations with the Nazis to rescue the remaining Hungarian Jews; among the correspondents: Otto Heim, Alfred Goetschel, Martin Mayer (Saly Mayer's brother), as well as representatives of the JDC (Joint Distribution Committee) and the WJC (World Jewish Congress) in Geneva; - Copy of correspondence between Joseph Mandel and George Brunschvig, from SIG (Union of Jewish Communities in Switzerland), regarding the law suit brought by Mandel as part of the Eichmann trial; - Correspondence between Nathan Schwalb, from Dror (Labor Zionist Movement) in Berlin and B. Sagalowitz, 1961-1962, regarding their consultations about publication of Sagalowitz's articles related to Saly Mayer's negotiations with the Nazis. Also in the file: Draft of an article in response to an article by Julius Braunthal regarding International Socialism and the struggle between the Israelis and the Arabs, 24 January 1959.