Documentation regarding relief to Jewish refugees in Yugoslavia and to Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia staying in Switzerland, 1944-1946 - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Dr. Dragutin Rosenberg, deputy chairman of the Jewish community of Zagreb, regarding the treatment of Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia who are in Switzerland; - Correspondence between Dr. Rosenberg and Silvain S. Guggenheim, chairman of the VSJF - Verband Schweizerischer Juedischer Fuersorgen (Association of Jewish Welfare Organizations in Switzerland), regarding the treatment of Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia who are in Switzerland; - Correspondence between Dr. Rosenberg and Oskar Kisicky, regarding the situation of the Jewish refugees in Yugoslavia and Switzerland; - Correspondence by Dr. Alexander Klein, secretary of the Jewish community of Zagreb, regarding the situation of the refugees from Yugoslavia who are in Switzerland; - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Gerhard Riegner, the World Jewish Congress representative in Geneva, regarding the treatment of the refugees in Switzerland, August-September 1944; - Report prepared by the overseas [?] Yugoslavian National Committee (in Switzerland, Italy and France), regarding the situation of the Jews, Holocaust survivors who are in Yugoslavia, 16 October 1944; - Correspondence with the Red Cross organization, regarding relief to the Jews in Croatia; - Documentation regarding the sending of packages and food goods to Jewish detainees from Yugoslavia who are inmates in POW camps in Germany; - Documentation regarding the situation of the remnant [remainder] of the Jews in Yugoslavia after the war, and their needs, 1945; - Report regarding the activities of the Jewish community of Zagreb, April 1944; report prepared, 08 July 1945; - Report regarding the situation of the Jews in Yugoslavia, attached to a letter written to Saly Mayer by Robert Gluecksthal, chairman of the Jewish community of Zagreb, 25 December 1945; - Letters written to Saly Mayer by David A. Alcalay, chairman of the Jewish community of Belgrade, regarding relief to the Jews in Yugoslavia, and regarding a private matter, February 1946.