Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Documentation regarding negotiations with Himmler to rescue Jews at the end of the war, including a protocol from the interrogation of Walter Schellinger; testimonies and letters of the Vaad Hatzala (Rescue Committee of United States Orthodox Rabbis); a report by the JDC (Joint Distribution Committee) and more, 1944-1948 In the file: Pp. 1-56: Protocol of the interrogation of Walter Schellenberg, head of the political intelligence service at the Reich Head Security Office (Reichssicherheitshauptamt), regarding negotiations with Heinrich Himmler for the release of Jews from concentration camps, 1944-1945; Pp. 57-89: Testimonies of Count Folke Bernadotte, the Red Cross representative, Jean Marie Musy, former President of Switzerland, Franz Goering and others regarding negotiations with Heinrich Himmler for the rescue of Jews; Pp. 90-102: Letters of the Vaad Hatzala in the United States and Canada, and a report by the JDC regarding the above negotiations and attempts to rescue Jews at the end of the war; Pp. 103-105: Confirmation by Jean Marie Musy regarding the part played by Saly Mayer in the above negotiations and a letter on the subject, 06 November 1945; Pp. 106-107: A newspaper clipping from the "Neue Zuericher Zeitung" regarding Walter Schellenberg, and a letter from Count Folke Bernadotte confirming that he had met Schellenberg regarding the release of Jewish prisoners and that Schellenberg had played an important part in persuading the Nazi authorities to agree to the release; Pp. 108-113: Letters from the German Foreign Ministry, dated November 1944, regarding negotiations to rescue Jews from Hungary and transport them to Switzerland, and procedures for preserving secrecy in the Foreign Ministry office and at the Reichssicherheitshauptamt; Pp. 114-115: Duplicate documents.