Heiner Lichtenstein Collection: Documentation regarding the trials of Nazis and their assistants, 1964-1984 - Program from a symposium regarding German Jewry today, January 1983; - Newspaper clippings regarding Fritz Ries, a member of the Christlich-Soziale Union in Bayern (CSU - Christian Socialist Union Party in Bavaria) who became wealthy from business transactions related to Aryanization; - Article reviewing a new book concerning Else Koch, the wife of the commander of Buchenwald, 15 March 1984; - Newspaper clippings from a discussion in the Bundestag (the lower house of the German Parliament) regarding requests to free Rudolf Hess, Fischer, Raeder, Fuenten and Erich Koch from prison, 1982; newspaper clippings from the time of the trial of Koch, 1958; - Letters from the Foreign Ministry regarding the repeated deferments in the trial of Horst Wagner, 1971-1974; - Newspaper articles regarding the trial of Johannes Hassenbroek, commander of Gross-Rosen camp, 1967-1970; - Legal correspondence regarding the trial of Josef Oberhauser and of six additional people from Belzec, 1964-1967 (can also be found in the Yad Vashem Archives file no. TR-10/517,583); - Articles regarding Hans Wissebach, a member of the Bundestag and active in the veteran Waffen SS organization, 1977; - Newspaper excerpts regarding the exposure of the Nazi past of Alexander Dolezalek, employee in an educational organization, 1977; The file also contains: - Photocopies of documents from the SS-Aussiedlungasstab Litzmannstadt (Lodz), 1941-1942; - Five-page report regarding the population transfer policy in Warthegau, 28 February 1941.