Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Correspondence, mainly of Hillel Storch, regarding the dispute between Felix Kersten and Norbert Masur regarding the attempt to liberate and rescue Jews in March 1945, from 1953-1956 Pp. 1-6: Reactions of Hillel Storch to the dispute, including an official communiqué from the WJC (World Jewish Congress), 1956; Pp. 7-12: Letters from Storch (on WJC stationery), written in 1946, to various bodies regarding the dispute, and copies of his letters from 1945; Pp. 13-16: Report in the Swedish newspaper, "Dagens Nyheter", 1953, on attempts to rescue Jews from camps, including details regarding: Schellenberg and Bernadotte; Himmler's response; and citations from other sources regarding the agreement between the information and the version presented by one side in the dispute, translated into German from Swedish; Pp. 14-23: Correspondence between Kersten and Masur regarding the dispute, 1956; Pp. 24-38: Letters from Storch to Prof. N.W. Posthumus in the Netherlands, and to Kersten, regarding the rescue attempts, 1955; Pp. 39-56: Letters from various agencies testifying to Kersten's activities, 1946-1956; P. 57: Confirmation from the Swedish Ministry of Justice in coordination with the Swedish Foreign Ministry and the Swedish embassy in Germany, of Storch's mission to Berlin to "liberate certain prisoners", dated April 1945.