This email from Roger Fajnzylberg, Director General of L'Œuvre de Secours aux Enfants (OSE), to Jean J. McIntyre announces OSE's centenary celebration in 2012. The organization is marking 100 years of work, honoring its contributors and those who perished in the Shoah, with various events in France and abroad. The centenary is under the patronage of then-President Nicolas Sarkozy and President-elect François Hollande. A large gathering is planned for Sunday, July 1st, on the Pelouse de Reuilly in Vincennes (Paris), expecting thousands of participants including past and present OSE staff, friends, sympathizers, and various Jewish and non-Jewish associations. The event will feature activities for all ages, presentations of OSE services, and a musical show. The email specifically requests a message of friendship from Professor Elie Wiesel to be read aloud during this event.

This document consists of an email from Nobel laureate Roger Guillemin to Marissa Poock, dated July 25, 2014, and an attached or referenced news article from Le Figaro, dated July 24, 2014. In the email, Guillemin expresses concern about a fatwa issued by the Islamic State in Mosul, Iraq, ordering the excision (female genital mutilation) of women, which he describes as "plain barbarism." He indicates that he wants to bring this text to the attention of Elie Wiesel, a fellow Nobel laureate and a person he has previously met, to explore the possibility of a sponsored initiative by Nobel laureates to address this issue. The accompanying Le Figaro article, authored by Lucile Quillet, details the fatwa, stating it potentially affects four million women and girls between 11 and 46 years old in Mosul. It quotes Jacqueline Badcock, UN humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, who emphasizes the new and concerning nature of this development. The article also provides broader context on female genital mutilation, citing UNICEF figures that over 130 million girls and women have undergone the practice in 29 countries in Africa and the Middle East.

An email from Rudy Boschwitz to Elie Wiesel, with copies to Jean Maras and Frank Berman, discusses a traveling exhibition about Jewish lawyers in Germany in the 1930s. The exhibition, put together by the German government, is touring the U.S. and will make an early stop in Minnesota. Frank Berman, an attorney, is on a committee formed by the Chief Federal Judge of Minnesota to manage the display's arrival. Boschwitz states that he and Frank would like to speak with Wiesel about it and asks for a suitable time. He also conveys personal well-wishes regarding Ellen and mentions a planned Panama Canal cruise. The email concludes with Rudy Boschwitz's contact details and his past diplomatic roles.

This document is a printed email dated June 6, 2012, from Jennifer Sutton to Professor and Mrs. Wiesel. It is an invitation to a reception hosted by the Ambassador of Israel, H.E. Michael Oren, and Mrs. Sally Oren. The event celebrates the President of Israel, H.E. Shimon Peres, receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The reception was scheduled for Thursday, June 14, 2012, at the Ambassador's Residence. The invitation specifies that it is non-transferable and for the recipient only. RSVPs were to be sent to an email address at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Washington by June 11, 2012. A handwritten note on the document, "regrets snt 6.6.12," indicates that the invitation was declined on the same day it was received.

This email, sent by Laetitia Kouassi from the United Nations' Messengers of Peace Programme on January 31, 2014, is addressed to Adrienne Mansard. Kouassi requests Mansard to convey an attached letter from Under-Secretary-General Peter Launsky-Tieffenthal to Professor Wiesel. The attached letter concerns Wiesel's focus area as a "Messenger of Peace" and includes relevant terms of reference and communications guidance. The email also lists Maher Nasser, Jeffrey Brez, Julia Hagl, and Kumiko Sugiyama in the CC field, indicating they are also informed of this communication.

This email, forwarded by Elodie Deglaire to Jamie Moore, contains a request from Agnès Pizzini of Maha Production for an interview with Elie Wiesel. The interview is intended for a documentary series on the franco-german channel ARTE, as part of a special event commemorating the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, focusing on New York City. The series, titled "9/11 Memories," aims to feature "great figures of our time" reflecting on their experience of that day. The interview would be brief (5-10 minutes) and could take place in either Paris or New York, broadcast on September 11, 2011. Maha Production, co-founded by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade and Denis Poncet, is known for documentaries, including the Oscar-winning "Un Coupable Idéal." Deglaire asks Moore to manage the proposal and reach out if necessary.

This email from Valerie Borchardt of Georges Borchardt, Inc. to Adrienne discusses the Italian translation of a work titled "Le cas Sondemberg". Valerie asks Adrienne to arrange for someone to review the translation for Professor Wiesel's approval. Additionally, the Italian publisher, Garzanti, proposes to change the book's title to "LE DUE FACCE DELL'INNOCENTE" (THE TWO FACES OF THE INNOCENT), and Professor Wiesel's approval for this new title is also sought. A handwritten note on the document reads "Saud to Ezra Chashma...".

This email from Lee Howell, Managing Director of the Centre for Global Event (World Economic Forum), is addressed to Professor Elie Wiesel and provides important logistical updates for his participation in the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011, scheduled for January 26-30 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland. The message informs recipients about the availability of participant lists, programme, and useful information via WELCOM (an online access portal). It highlights a shift towards digital documents, including a USB flash drive with materials and a new mobile application, in line with a "Greener Davos" initiative. The email also details recent renovations at the Congress Centre in Davos, advising attendees to review updated maps for changes to registration, the Main Entry, and the Forum Shuttle Hub. It concludes by providing personal access information for the WELCOM portal and contact details for assistance.

This document is an email from Guy Hinrichs to Marilyn Harran, dated April 8, 2014, with the subject "Farewell Dinner". The email begins with a list of names, likely attendees or individuals associated with the event. The sender indicates that the section on "Temianka" was too interesting to edit, leading into the main content: three detailed biographical sketches. The first sketch highlights Henri Temianka (1906–1992), a renowned violinist, conductor, educator, and founder of the Paganini Quartet and California Chamber Symphony, detailing his efforts to free his parents from Nazi and Franco's camps and his significant contributions to classical music in Southern California. The second sketch introduces Mark Hilbert, an avid collector of California Scene Paintings and founder of the California Scene Museum of Art. The third sketch focuses on Joel Moskowitz, the founder and CEO of Ceradyne, Inc., noting his success in advanced technical ceramics and his extensive philanthropic activities supporting various educational, health, and Jewish community organizations.

An email from Richard Jones to Jamie Moore, dated June 4, 2010, discusses the asteroid "Eliewiesel," named in honor of Elie Wiesel. The email informs that the asteroid's name and associated data, including its orbit diagram and astronomical parameters, are now integrated into scientific databases and literature. Richard attaches two JPEG screen captures from a database browser, illustrating the asteroid's position in the Solar System and its detailed physical parameters. The message also notes Elie Wiesel's role as a Romanian-born human rights activist, author, and Nobel Prize laureate, and his co-founding of the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity.