Handwritten notes and observations on the Hess case probably in Dr. Cameron's handwriting.

Secret memo prepared by the psychologist having examined Rudolf Hess presenting their conclusions on the case.

Letter to Dr. Cameron from Dr. Lehman of the Verdun Protestant Hospital, joined to a report on his personal interpretations of the information he received on the Nuremberg Nazis provided to him by a Dr. Gilbert, himself writing a book on the subject.

"Evaluation of the Rorschach Records of sixteen leading Nazis tried at Nuremberg", report by Dr. H. Lehman, M.D.

Letter to Dr. Cameron from Dr. Donald Ross introducing his contribution to Dr. Kelley's Rorschachs "Comments on the Rorschach Records of seven leading Nazis".

Letter sent by Dr. Cameron to Dr. J. Rawlings Rees in response to his March 26th letter (enclosed) discussing mainly his doubts about the practicality of a joint publication on the Hess case.

Letter sent by Dr. Cameron to Dr. Nolan D. C. Lewis, in response to his March 28th letter, concerning his plans for publishing independently his findings on the Hess case. Also included is a copy of Dr. Cameron's night letter to Dr. John A. P. Millet concerning a column by K. Landis in the Chicago Sun discussing the psychiatric examination of Rudolf Hess.

Letter sent by Dr. Cameron to Dr. John A. P. Millet advising him on the proper response to a critical article in the Chicago Sun to clarify the situation.

Handwritten notes on the Hess case on 2 pages of letterhead paper in the name of Dr. Jean Delay.

Provisional suggestion for a book which might be called "Rudolf Hess: A problem in Medical Diagnosis", edited by J. R. Rees.