Documentation regarding the negotiations between Saly Mayer and SS representatives concerning the rescue of the remnant of the Jews in Europe and, in particular, in Hungary, including Mayer's discussions with the JDC in Lisbon; report regarding the meeting with the SS representatives, and other matters, October-December 1944

Documentation regarding the negotiations between Saly Mayer and SS representatives concerning the rescue of the remnant of the Jews in Europe and, in particular, in Hungary, including Mayer's discussions with the JDC in Lisbon; report regarding the meeting with the SS representatives, and other matters, October-December 1944 - Documentation regarding the negotiations between Saly Mayer and SS representatives concerning the "Goods for Blood" deal ("ARBA") [?] for the rescue of the remnant of the Jews in Europe and, in particular, in Hungary; - Documentation regarding the attempts to receive entrance visas to Switzerland for SS man Kurt Becher and for other Nazis who intended to purchase various goods; - Notes regarding the telephone discussions between Saly Mayer and the JDC organization's center in Lisbon concerning the negotiations with the SS representatives, October 1944; - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and the delegation of SS representatives in Sankt Margrethen, October-December 1944; - Report by the Foreign Ministry [?] in Geneva (Nathan Sheilev) [apparently meaning: Nathan Schwalb], regarding the meeting with the SS representatives, 30 November 1944; - Documentation regarding the arrival of an additional [?] 1,360 Jews from Bergen-Belsen camp to Switzerland, 07 December 1944; - Protocol of Saly Mayer's discussions with Joseph Schwartz, the director of the JDC organization in Europe, regarding mainly the negotiations with the SS representatives and the negotiations between SS representatives and a group lead by Isaac Sternbuch, a representative of the Vaad Ha-Hatsala of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States, October-November 1944; - Letter sent to the United States by Roswell McClelland, the War Refugee Board representative in Switzerland, including support of Saly Mayer's request for the immediate receipt of 20 million francs, 28 December 1944.