Correspondents include: Terence Garvey (Foreign Office); Robert Kempner, Deputy United States Chief of Counsel, International Military Trials, Nuremberg [Germany] on war crimes; Alexander Spearman; Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton; 1st Lord Layton on talks with Konrad Adenauer [Federal Chancellor] and Kurt Schumacher [Socialist Leader]. Also includes notes and copies of correspondence from secretary Chips Gemmell and William Deakin [WSC's literary assistant].Subjects covered by the file include: conditions in Germany; Soviet policy; the economic position; communist activity; rearmament.Also includes: papers on Germany becoming "a member of the British Empire"; copies of the United States opening statement in the case against various Nazi diplomats and Nazi documents on the liquidation of the Jews.