Documentation, including correspondence between Saly Mayer and Josef Blum regarding the transfer of relief to persecuted Jews, a report by the Hechalutz movement regarding the situation of the Jews in Hungary, sections of reports by Gisi Fleischmann regarding the deportation of Hungarian Jewry, and other matters, 1940-1944 - Confirmation by Morris C. Troper, chairman of the JDC organization's governing council for Europe, that Josef Blum is an official JDC organization representative, 08 June 1940; - List of Hungarian Jewish students studying in Zurich, 21 November 1941; - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Josef Blum, regarding relief to persecuted Jews in Hungary; - Documentation regarding the support of students in Switzerland, due to failure in the transfer of monies from Hungary to Switzerland, 1942-1943; - Report by the Hechalutz movement, regarding the situation of the Jews in Hungary, 18 July 1943; - Documentation regarding the situation of the Jews in Hungary, received by Nathan Schwalb, the Hechalutz movement's representative in Geneva; - Correspondence [apparently, of Saly Mayer] with Israel Kasztner, Joel Brand, Otto Komoly and Shmuel Springmann - the leaders of the Relief and Rescue Committee in Budapest, and with leaders of the Hungarian Jewish Council, including Freudiger Stern; - Sections of reports written by Gisi Fleischmann, head of the "Working Group" organization, regarding the deportation of the Jews from Hungary, July 1944; - Correspondence by the Red Cross organization, regarding the supply of food goods and relief to children in Hungary, 1944; - Documentation regarding the (ARBA) [?] negotiations between the Relief and Rescue Committee in Budapest and SS representatives, regarding the arrival of the first group of Hungarian Jews from Bergen-Belsen camp to Switzerland [in the context of the negotiations], August 1944; - List of leaders of the Verband Ungarlaendischer Juden (Organization of Hungarian Jews), sent to Saly Mayer by the Red Cross organization, 08 September 1944.