Hjälpkommittén för Tysklands judar

The archive of the Relief Committee contains the record of the committee and some of its sub-departments. However, specific protocols, all personal dossiers, and other non-chronologically ordered correspondence have been transferred to the Refugee Section's archive. The archive from the Children's Department, established in 1938, has been cataloged as a separate archive along with the documents from the Refugee Section's Children's Department (up to 1948).

Some documents from the Relief Committee and Refugee Section can also be found in other archives, such as those of Chief Rabbi Marcus Ehrenpreis. Correspondence and scattered documents from 1938–1945 from the Relief Committee's and Refugee Section's archives are available on microfilm in series K4 in the Image and Photo Collection. In the protocol series A1, among others, are the Relief Committee's protocols from 1933 to 1940, the Poor Relief Department's protocols from 1937 to 1940, and the Emigration Committee's protocols from 1938 to March 17, 1940. Also included is a draft protocol for the January 13, 1940, meeting with representatives from the Relief Committee of the Jewish Community of Stockholm and the leaders of a boarding school for Jewish refugee children, Landschulheim Kristinehov. In series A2, there are drafts of protocols and materials for meetings from 1933–1940. The archive's correspondence series (E) contains correspondence with private individuals and organizations. These include relief organizations and Jewish communities in Germany and Germany-occupied countries, as well as with foreign aid organizations about relief efforts. The series also contains correspondence with Swedish authorities, including applications/opinions to the National Board of Welfare, messages from the National Board of Welfare and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Volume F4: 1 contains essential documents, memos, and reports about the Aid Committee's activities.

The archive is structured in three series. The A-series is the protocols and minutes from meetings with appendices. The E-series contains correspondence, and the F-series all other records.