Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Libel suits brought by democratic journalists and writers in Switzerland, following slanderous attacks on them, 1935 and 1959 In the file: Pp. 1-13: Suit brought by Dr. Waldermar Jollos, the Zurich journalist, against the pro-Nazi journalist, Alexander Hollosy, a native of Hungary residing in Zurich, who had accused Jollos with, among other charges, planning to assassinate Hitler; the file contains correspondence, the verdict, newspaper clippings and a summary from 1935; Pp. 14-26: Suit brought by Dr. Rudolf Pechel, editor of a German newspaper in Stuttgart, against Georg Schmitz of Basel. Pechel, who had spent several years in a concentration camp, received a slanderous letter from Schmitz while on vacation in Switzerland, and he brought action against Schmitz. The file contains the verdict and a newspaper clipping, 1959. Also in the file: Pp. 27-31: Report on the 1953 murder of Jakob Klayman in Zurich by Samek Witos. Both the murderer and the victim were Jewish Holocaust survivors dealing in the post-war black market in Germany; the murder took place on a background of accusations of cheating and denouncing black marketeers to the Soviets.