The Geneva Jewish Library disposes of more than about 30'000 volumes. It encloses a part (about 1000 volumes) of the collections of the library of the rabbi's seminar of Wroclaw which was destroyed by the Nazis. It also owns a manuscript of David Gans, the Sefer Nehmad ve-naïm, resulted in 1613 in Prague.

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The archives contain more than eighty estates and collections of important composers, interpreter and other personalities from the whole world. The estates contain autographs, scores, sketches and draughts, text manuscripts, correspondence, parts of the personal library and other documentation material. The library disposes of scientific literature about the music of 20. and 21. Cent., as well as about a collection of magazine articles and a big continuance of mark expenses. The archive is meaningful for the history of music, theatre, dance and film.
Beside the archives and the library the Paul Sacher Foundation encloses also a record collection and a video holding.

The record groups consist largely of various types of correspondence, internal communication and reports. Important collections include files on:
Reparations Office: secretariat files and a documentation library originating from the Berlin Reparations Office (Agent General for Reparations Parker Gilbert). They document the administration of reparations during the 1920s, a function taken over by the BIS and performed until the suspension of reparations by the Lausanne agreement (1932); the administration of international loans issued in connection with the Dawes and Young Plans (Dawes and Young Loans); the operation of the European Payments Union and the European Monetary Agreement from the late 1940s onward; international credit facilities in the granting of which the BIS has been involved e.g. 1966 and 1968 Sterling Group Arrangements; expert meetings and conferences organized by the BIS or in which the BIS participated; papers of senior managers: e.g. R Auboin, Dr E Hülse and Dr P Hechler. Papers of the first Presidents: G McGarrah and L Fraser; There are also over 250 customer and counterparty files, documenting banking policy and banking transactions between the BIS and its counterparties from 1930 (mainly central banks and international institutions).
Detailed information about the holdings of the archive are available in the BIS Archive Guide.

Contents of the archive untill 1973: Monetary and exchange rate policy (gold transactions, discount and Lombard policy, general exchange rate policy, relations with other central banks; Measures to combat inflation (foreign funds, economic policy etc.); Monthly reports; Documents on exemptions for the export industry and the records on the „Freigeldbewegung“.
Contents of the archive after 1973: Holdings on changes in and measurement of the supply of money and monetary policy decision-making processes; Statistical series; Internal SNB studies an investigations.
Thematic dossiers on the SNB’s tasks (Coinage Act, Banking Act, Stock Exchange Act, gentleman’s agreements etc.) and on the cooperation with other institutions (European Payments Union, IMF, World Bank etc.).