Letter from the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem on the Revisionist Zionist Congress in Krakow and Ze'ev Jabotinsky's speech on a military academy in Poland that could train 3,000 officers for the military training of young Jews, and other topics, 16.01.1935
Letter from the Foreign Ministry - Announcement of the opening of the 6th Revisionist Congress in Krakow with the participation of about 200 delegates and an agreement with the Zionist left, 18.01.1935
Report from Giuseppe Bastianini, Italian Ambassador in Warsaw, Poland to the Foreign Ministry in Rome on the Revisionist Zionist Congress in Krakow, 18.01.1935
Letter from Giovanni Battista Guarnaschelli from the Foreign Ministry to various embassies, diplomatic missions, and consulates on the discussions at the Congress, including the need for emigration from Germany and Poland, the need to establish a Jewish fleet and the naval school in Civitavecchia, the construction of a Jewish state on both banks of the Jordan. The members of the Congress sent a telegram of recognition to Marshal Jozef Pilsudski, who constitutes "an admirable example of the creation of Polish national freedom".