Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Correspondence regarding the banning of Harland Veit films in Switzerland, 1958-1964; Harlan Veit was a Nazi film director

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Correspondence regarding the banning of Harland Veit films in Switzerland, 1958-1964; Harlan Veit was a Nazi film director 

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Correspondence regarding the banning of Harland Veit films in Switzerland, 1958-1964; Harlan Veit was a Nazi film director 

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Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Correspondence regarding the banning of Harland Veit films in Switzerland, 1958-1964; Harlan Veit was a Nazi film director In the file: - Correspondence with newspaper editorial boards, cinema people and Jewish personalities, regarding the banning of Harlan Veit's films in Switzerland and France, 1958 and1959; among the correspondents: the WJC (World Jewish Congress) in Paris; the CDJ (Centre de Documentation Juive); Erich Lueth, the spokesman for the Hamburg municipality who was demanding the banning of Harlan Veit's works in Germany; Yehiel Eilser; the Israeli General Consul in Switzerland, and Joseph Starobinski, the Bnai Brith representative in Geneva; - Newspaper clippings related to this topic. Also in the file: - Short correspondence with Zurich Attorney Hans Sulzer regarding presentation of a work by Wolfgang Liebeneiner, the former Nazi director who had in the past prepared a film in favor of euthanasia, 19 August-29 September 1964. There is additional material in Yad Vashem Archives files P. 13/23; P. 13/24; P.13/60; and P. 13/192-194.