Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: JUNA (Juedische Nachrichten, press agency of SIG [Union of Jewish Communities in Switzerland]) correspondence regarding postwar antisemitism; Holocaust research and help to refugees during the war, 1942-1969 In the file: - JUNA correspondence (B. Sagalowitz) with various personalities regarding the struggle against Neo-Nazism and postwar displays of antisemitism - Correspondence with Karl Ferdinand Finus, the German farmer, 1951-1959, regarding protection of living creatures and the ban on kosher ritual slaughtering in Germany; the ban on kosher ritual slaughtering came about following legislation renewing the Nazi law from 1933 prohibiting kosher ritual slaughter; journal clippings from "Der Tierfreund", the monthly journal published by SAP (Swiss Animal Protection); - Correspondence with Daniel Guggenheim, son of Professor Paul Guggenheim from Geneva, December 1959-December 1960; correspondence with Robert M. W. Kempner regarding the publishing of his book, "SS Im Kreuzverhoer", 1964; - Letter from Professor Carl Ludwig to B. Sagalowitz thanking him for sending documentation related to the Holocaust period pertaining to Ludwig's report regarding Swiss policy during this time, 09 August 1963; - Letters from Miriam Novitsch from Beit Lohamei Hagetaot and a letter from Leon Poliakov to Miriam Novitsch, 29 July 1963, regarding documentation related to the deportation of the Jews of Greece, 1959-1964; - Edition of "Israeli Futar", the Hungarian-Israeli newspaper, April and May 1962; - Extended correspondence with Maximo R. Swarsensky, the Argentinian advertising agent, regarding Neo-Nazism in Argentina and Switzerland, 1956-1967; - Correspondence with Paul Vogt, the Protestant minister, regarding his activities on behalf of Jewish refugees during the war, 1960-1964.