Proceedings of People's Court Session No.18 in Sofia, 29 March 1945 Indictments and names of plaintiffs: 1. Boris Barov - historic importance of the trial, persecution of the Jews in Europe and specifically in Germany, criticism of anti-Semitism in the world and in Bulgaria, statistical data concerning the number of Jews in the country, 1934-1945 and their economic, legal and social condition, restrictions against the Jews during the war and a survey regarding the Holocaust throughout the European countries; - Data regarding the trial (330 witnesses); - The influence of anti-Semitic ideas in Bulgaria on Musevich Borikov, A. Padarev, Nikola Rashkov and others; - Information regarding the trial against the anti-Aemites in Bern, 1933; - Names of those indicted. 2. Mancho Rahamimov; - The political and historical importance of the trial; - Anti-Semitism and the struggle against anti-Semitism in Europe; - Anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic organizations in Bulgaria, such as Ratnik; - The struggle against anti-Semitic legislation and persecution of Jews - petitions to Parliament; - Survey of the activities of the Commissariat for Jewish Questions (KEV) and Belev and other clerks; - Data regarding the number of deportees from Macedonia and Thrace; - The reasons behind the rescue of the Jews in the "old borders" of Bulgaria; - Efforts to deport the Jews from Sofia to the outlying cities, demonstration, 24 May 1943 and the Somovit camp; - Jewish participation in the underground.