Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Press clippings regarding Hans Globke, an Undersecretary of State in the Adenauer government in West Germany, and his past as a Nazi criminal, 1961-1964 In the file: - Newspaper clippings from German and Swiss newspapers, regarding crimes committed by Globke when he was a jurist in the German Ministry of the Interior, his involvement in the racist legislation and policy of the office; newspaper clippings regarding opposition of Swiss citizens to Globke's intentions to settle in Switzerland at the end of his term as a minister, and his plans to live in a villa that his wife had acquired near Vevey; - The pamphlet ”Job Holders for Desperate Times, Globke’s Brownshirters", containing the speech made by Professor Albert Norden at an international press conference in Berlin, 21 March 1963, in which he stressed that many of the ministers in Adenauer's government have serious Nazi pasts, and this is true of judges serving in the West German Federal Court of Justice (pp.172-178); - Folder of descriptions of Nazi criminals serving in Adenauer's government as ministers; folder name: "The Secret Ministerial Government in Bonn - An Exclusive Association of Nazis and Major Antisemites". Names of the ministers: Hans Globke; Volkmar Hopf; Friedrich Ludger; Karl M .Hettlage; Wolfgang Cartellieri; Georg Anders; Josef Hoelz; Franz Thedieck; Walter Vialon; Karl G. Von Hase; Felix Von Eckhardt; Wilhelm Claussen; Alfred Mueller-Armack; Karl Herz Westrich; Werner Ernst; Bargatzky (pp.179-266); - Folder of descriptions of Nazi criminals serving as judges: Folder Name: "Fascist Murderers and SS Criminals Serving in the Federal German Courts". Names of the criminals: Rudolf Weber; Heinz H. Fischer; Ernst F. Lullies; Eugen Hering; Fritz Werner; Ulrich Kohlbruegge; Wolfgang Ritgen; Walter Zinser; Karl Klein; Georg Reimer; Martin Baring; Lortdch; Hans W. Waitz; Karl A. Vierhaus; Friedrich Puetz; Gerhard Wolf; Egmont Witten; Walter Fuerst; Werner Elsner; Kurt Neis; Karl Niesert (pp. 217-248); - Brief descriptions of six more judges with a Nazi past serving in the Federal Law Courts (p. 248). There is additional material regarding Hans Globke: Yad Vashem Archives files P.13/25, P.13/26, P.13/56, P.13/195.