Seven diaries by Saly Mayer, including handwritten lists, regarding mainly economics data related to relief to Jewish refugees in Europe and Shanghai, June 1939-May 1944 - Diary 1: Documentation regarding the care of refugees in various countries, including much data concerning economics, bills, a budget for 1940, and other documents, 1939-1940; - Diary 2: Documentation including economics data, 1941; - Diary 3: Documentation including economics data and a chart of the expenses and income for the care of the Jewish refugees in Switzerland, 1933-1942; - Diary 4: Documentation including economics data, September-December 1943; - Diary 5: Documentation including economics data (some of the notepad was written in block letters), 24 April-06 May 1944; - Diary 6: Documentation including economics data and an invitation to a conference of Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia in Switzerland, 24 April-06 May 1944; - Diary 7: Documentation including economics data and notes with copies of letters sent to Nathan Schwalb, the Hechalutz organization representative in Geneva, 21-24 May 1944; Included in the file: - Special diary ("Ausruest Buch") including a very brief entry regarding telephone discussions and a list of the Jewish communities in Switzerland and the number of community members.