NARA_T733_R1_05 [Miscellaneous German Records Collection (Part I)]

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GUIDES TO G ERM A N RECORD S MICROFILMED A T A LEX A N D RIA , VA ,

No.

5.

MiscellaneousGermanRecords Collection (Part

I)

The National Archives

Natio nal Archi ves and Records Service

Genera l Services Adminis t ra t ion

Washington:

1958


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Thisfindingaid,prepared under the directionofthe

Committee

fer the Study

f War

Documentsof

the

AmericanHistoricalAssociation,

has

been reproduced

by the

National

Archives

as

part

of its

program

offacilitating the use of records in its

custody*

Themicrofilm described

in

this list

has

been depositedIn

the

National Archives

by

the American Historical Association and may be identified as Microcopy No.

T-8iu

It may be

consulted

at the

National Archives.

A

price list appears

on the

last page.

Those

desiring

to

purchase microfilm should

-write

to the

Exhibits

and

Publications

Branch, National Archives, Washington

25,D.C.


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AMERICANHISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

COM"ITT3E

POH THE STUDY OF WARDOCUMWTS

GUIDESTO GERMAN RECORDS

MICROFILMS )

AT

AL^XAi-IDRIA,

VA.

No .

5

Miscellaneous German Records

Colloction

Part I)


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THEAMERICA *HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION(AHA)

COMMITTEE FOR

THS

STUDY0?WARDOCUMENTS

GUIDES TOGERMhHK2CORDS MldtOFILKSD ATALEXANDRIA,VA.

This is part of a series of

guides

prepared by the American

Historical

Association listing records microfilmed

American

Historical

Association Microfilming

Project.

An

American

Committeefor the Study of the War Documents was

established

in1955as

e

private

group

of scholars

research and especially in the microfilming of records of foreign

offigin

kept in American depositories. In

1956

the A

a committeeof the AmericanHistorical Association. Its present Chairman(195 ) i sProfessor Oron

J.

Hale, University

ceded

by

Dean Reginald

H.

Phelps,HarvardU niversity,

and

Professor I$rnn

K.

Case

of the

University

of

Pennsylvania.

grant and additional funds provided by the Old Dominion Foundation enabled theCommitteeto undertake t&e cataloguing

sifiedGermanrecords inthe custody of the World War II Records Division of the NationalArchives (previously TAGO, De

more

recently Military Records Branch, Federal Records Center, Region 3 General Services Administration) at Alexandri

^he plans for screening and microfilming

of

these materials were prepared by a Subcommittee on Microfilming und

end

of

1956

of

Professor S.Malcolm Carroll, Duke University,

and his

successor,

Dr.

Fritz T Epstein,

The

Library

of

hard L. Weinberg of the University of Kentucky directed the microfilmingteamin Alexandria in1956/57which is now un

Dr. Dagmar HornaFerman.

The

jresent guide is a collection of descriptions of record* groups filmed by the Microfilming

Project

of the A

project isnot yet complete,

this

guide willappearin installments.

TheAmericanHistorical Associationexpressesits appreciation for the cooperation given to its Committeefor t

bythe

staffs

of the

WbpM Wbr

II

Records Division,

tfce

National Archives,and

the

U.G. Department of

the Army.

WS&s&ington,

B.C.,

July195g Dr.

Boyd

C,

Shafer

Executive Secretary,

AHA


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P R E F A C E

This Guide is one of a series of finding aids describing those declassified seized German records deposited at

FederalRecords Center, Region 3 GeneralServices Administration, that have b e e n microfilmed bythe Microfilming Pr

tee

for the Study of War Documents (now the

Committee

for the Study of War Documents of theAmericanHistorical

Asso

the text

of data sheets identifying records filmed, A copy of the data sheet has been filmed as a target sheet at t

film.

The

Guide covers

28

rolls

of

film

of

records from

a

record

group

containing

a

vide variety

of

documents organi

scheme,generally without

regard to provenance. The

group

includes materials pertaining to the acti vities of leadin

cials,to the opposition against Hitler, the German administration of Austria, and other subjects. Other parts of t

filmedat a later date.

Theterms

"Serial"

end "Roll"in

this

Guide referto thesequenceof thefilm. Ihe

"Item"

numberis theident

nal folder wit hin the captured records collection. "Provenance

11

indicates, i n h e r e ascertsinable, the arcuivalorigin

scription follows. The

symbol "FT" means that

the

folder

has

been

filmed

throughout,

the symbol IT S

11

denotes that

t

selectively. "1st Frame" gives the frame number of the first page of the folder. Every exposure

has

been given a

f

throughoutthe filming operation. The "Hotes" provide a general idea of the nature of the materials but should be t

descriptions. V / h e nthe German file number could be ascertained, it has been included. The nature of the records fi

researchers to check

the

wholeguidesince no index has beenprepared.

The original records are located in the War Records Division II,NationalArchives

(previously

Military Record

Center,

Region III, General Services Administration) under Record

GrouplOUg, The

microfilms

are

deposited

in the

ton

25. D.C.,

as microcopy

Fo. T-SU

and should be requested by adding to "T-gU

n

the roll numbers.

GerhardL.Weinberg, 1957


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Serial Roll

Provenance

Item

Filmed

1st frame Notes

1 1-3 Amtsgericht MOnchen (?)

EAP105/7, FT

Envelopes A- B

3

4

5

4

6 4

7 4

8 4

9 4

10 5

Adolf

Hitler, Sekretar

Hitler

Let-

F T

ters Folder1

Hitler Let-

F T

ters Folder2

Hitler

Let-

F T

ters

Folder3

Hitler Let- FT

ters Folder

4

Hitler Let- F T

ters

Folder

5

Hitler

Let- FT

ters

Folders

6, 7

HitlerLet- FT

ters, Folder 8

Hitler

Let- FT

ters,

Folder

9

Hitler

Let- F T

ters,

Folder

10

1 Verbatim record of court proceedings, Hauptv

Gen. wegenHochverrates,

26

Februar 1924

- 1

Ap

plete, including those

sessions

or

parts

of

sess

was excluded. Each Verhandlungs tag

has its own

indicating interrogations

of defendantsandwitn

f rames :

2165

-

2166.

The

final pleadings

and

2917 Lists,

registering

Ein- un d Ausl&ufe with po

Oct., 1923;

AuslSufe

1 June - 31Oct., 1923. C

little on contents.

2942 Correspondence w ith

Hitler, July

-

Oct. 1923

Th e

outgoing correspondence is signed by Laubec

2963

The

bulk

of

this

material

appears

to be a

pe

correspondencehandled byHitler's secretariat

of the folder are the following items: alette

flage invention; a picture of a

man

with the wr

the back; a Meldezettel of Alois Hitler of 4-5

group photo; and a letter by D r.

Eduard

Htoer,

fessor in

Linz,

aboutHitler and the professor's

trial, the

letter

is dated 28April 1935.

3031

3

items, Oct.

-

Nov 1923 requesting funds

an

sources of members

(1/2ex-communist

in onecas

an d Erhardt Brigade.

3042

Incoming correspondence September 1923.

Let

viduals andnationalistic organizations. Includ

.nal problems

of the

Na z i Party

in

both Germany

3333 Inc-oning correspondence handled byHitler's

folder

Dringender

Einlauf,

the

other

N i c h t

Eiloi

material

on the Kampfbund, variousnationalistic

ternal

problems of the N a z i Party in Germanyan

newspapers. (Frame numbers not consecutive in

3704

Various incoming correspondence , early Novem

N S D A P official

photostat

of aletter of

Houston

7 October 1923, hailing Hitler in exultation.

3756 Incoming correspondence handled byHitler 's

Se e frame:

3827 for

information

on the

N a z i Pa

3943

A

collection

of

memoranda

an d

documents

subm

January - September 1923, arranged

chronologica

m a y b e found on frame: 3845. Th e documaits de

of the Naz i Party in Germany and Austria, other

proposals of various kinds submitted to Hitler,


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Serial Roll

Provenan

ce

Item

Filmed

1st

frame

Notes

Adolf

Hitler,

Sekretar

13

Hitler Letters,FT

Folder11

Hitler Letters, FT

Folders

12, 13

HitlerLetters,

FT

Folder

14 5

15 6

Hitler

Letters,

F T

Folders 15, 16

HitlerLetters,

FT

Folders17, 18

16

Hitler

Letters, FT

Folder 19

Frames:

4337

- 4338

Frames:

Frames:

4409

- 4410

4432-4433

Frames:

4442- 4449

political problems, and

intelligence

onpolitical organizatio

uals opposed to the Nazis.

4168 Four

memoranda,

submitted to Hitler's office in October 1

of

Dr.

K lotz

of 2

Oct.

1923,

concerning

his

differences wi

memoranda deal with

the

current

political situation in Germa

ity of the

Ar be i t s gemeins c haf t Vaterlandischer K ampfverbSnd

Miscellaneous Eingange November 1922

-

November 1923. Pa

gestions.

Issue

No. 2

(Nov.

1923)

of

Deutschlards

Re t tung .

an d 4263 for relations Hitler-Sauerbruch.

Highly important folder of correspondence addressed to H

dealing with the internal problems of the

Party

and the curr

situation in Germany. Especially interesting are the follow

on

the

financial status

of the

Vt t lk i sc

in Oct. 1920.

on

th e

Dutch

minister Ja n

D . Domela.

on the

founding

of the

De u t s ch v t t l k i s ch

by Wul le ,

I l .d .R .

draft constitution

for an

N S D A . P Ortsgr

(The foregoing is not a

complete

list.)

4481 Correspondence addressed

to

Hitler,

muchof it birthday c

in 1923. Included are some items on the V dlk i s c he Beobachte

Party problems.

4779 Miscellaneous correspondence addressed

to

Hitler,

Mayand

Material concerning the organizations, finances, and

interna

the Party,

legal

cases in v h i c h it was involved, and the cu

situation in Germany. A m o n g the

many

items of

interest,

the

serve as samples;

Frame:

4897

letter

on the Hellercase 5 May1923, concern

alleged

financing

by the

French.

Frame: 4936 Letter

23 May

1923

by

Ltttgebrttne.

Frames:

5104-

5106 ff . Offer 19 June

1923

of J. S c hwar t z t

mission

into the fiuhrarea.

Frames: 5H8 -

5127 Letters from

the N ord i c

Aryan Federatio

Oregon,

23 June 1923.

the foregoing is not a completelist.)

5161 Some most interesting

material

on the VGlki sche Beobacht

Auflage-Statistik

1921

-

1922. Refusal

of the

Generalstaat

ober 1923>to

move

against

the Bayerische Kurier

because

of a

Scheubner-Rienter

as

requested

byHitler. Ltlderitzbuchter

Z

7

November 1923.

Some other

material

of the

same period.


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Serial Roll Provenance Item

Filmed 1st frame

No t e s

17

18

Adolf Hitler,

Sekretflr

Hitler Letters,

FT

5186

Folder 20;

Reichsmarschall

des SAP104/1 FT

5249

Grossdeutschen

Reiches,

Stabsamt,

Abtetlung

I

Miscellaneous letters addressed to

Hitler,

Se

tains

some astrological predictions.

A

folder from th e files of Minis

or

ialrstD r.

Referent, chief

of

Abteilung

I of the

Stabsamt.

variety of documaits , many of the highest import

pects of Goer i ng

f

s activities in the period Sept

A m o n g the

topics covered

bydocuments

scattered

lowing

are included: exploitation of the

occupi

West

furope; German oi l needs an d

supplies;

th e

personnel questions;

appointment

lists

and

lists

Goering;

travel

arrangements fo r

Goer ing;

purcha

himself; black market

operations in the

occupied

mitted to Goering;

relations

with

Germany ' s

sate

Ordensverieihungen;

partisans in the German-occu

fessorial

appointments;

an d manyothers. Th efo

of the contents:

Frame: 5257

The

signature

is

Martin

B o rma n n ' s .

Frames: 528B

-

5289

Appointment of SS-Obergrupp

Boysen (Rote Kapelle);

like

Signature

is

Warlimont 's .

5422 involving Goerings

positio

Letter

of Gauleiter Burcke

flak forLorraine.

O n

the oil situation.

on Schirach's troubles with

for

answer,

27

Sept.

1942,

to

Hit

an oil

refinery

with annual capac

Frames:

5504

- 5518 onplans for evacuating Rus

Crimea with aprotest byGeneral T

Frames:

5605 - 5637 Stenographischer Bericht

Ub

1942,

geheime Reichssache.

Frames: 5639

5645 F u n k

f

s report on histript

geheime Reichssache.

Frames: 566 - 5699 Stenographischer Bericht tib

vember

1942,geheime Reichssache.

frames:

5723

-

5728

11

August 1942, Notizen

aus

z u m Ftthrervortrag.

Frames: 5790

-

5797 September 1942, Streitverfah

amtsleiter Peiper und de m

HeichSza

Frame: 5352

N o t e : Frame

Barnes: 5312

-

5314

Frames:

5433- 5437

Frames: 5465

- 5471

Frame:

5472


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Serial Roll

Provenance

Item Filmed

1st

frame Notes

19 7

Stabsamt

Goering

EAP

104/2

20 7-8

Reichsmarschalldes

Grossdeut

chen

Reiches, Stabsamt,

Abteilung

I

EAP 104/3

Frames:

5900- 5902 21 September 1942, report ofHarajanz in

ministerium fur Wissenschaft, Erziehung un d Volk

the

official

career of Dr.

Walter Fu n k , Presiden

iristitutes

fttr die

Geschichte

desneuen

Deutsch

Frame:

5822

11August

1942,

Bor-mann 's plans for the

future

G o u v e r n e m e n t .

Frames:

6008

6012 Organisationsplan

des Stabsamtes des

Re

des

Grossdeutschen Reiches.

(This

is not a

complete

list.)

F T

6074 File of SA Oberfuhrer Gbrnnert of Goering's Stabsamt for 19

tains documents on a variety of problemsrelated to Goering's

Included is information on the following: Voluminous correspo

troubles of the firm C . &A. Brenninkmeyer and a related dispute

Goering andGauleiter

Muschmann

about ine firm

f

s Leipzig branc

nature on frame: 6210 is Herbert Rienter's, Material on the

Feldherrnhalle

and its component units. Administrative proble

ma n air

force

and

anti-aircraft defenses. Some items

on the

S

War.

Frames: 6322

-

6327

9

a memorandumttber deri

Wirtschaft

lic

anschluss Luxemburgs an die

deutsche

Wirtschaft.

Material

on

between the Deutsche Arbeitsfront and the Reichshandwerkftthrer

Material onforeign exchange

problems,

partial

larly

in the cas

rich Schenck and Helge Rosw&rge .

FT

6607 A

folder from

the

files

of Dr. Gbmnert, head of Abteilung

amt, for 1942. Contains scattered material on a

wide

variety

lated to Goering's various offices.

Included

is

material

on t

taurant Horcher, appeals of individuals to Goering for help, i

orations, purchases for Goering, the

Reichsforschungsrat,

cust

tions and

violations,

food production, the Behring

Institut zu

von Fleckfieberimpfstoffen in Lemberg, economic

exploitation

o

territories,

Arbeitseinsatz, land grants through

the

Reichskom

Festigung deutschen Volkstums, and Carinhall. Thefollowing i

ticularly

important:

on

the Grozny oil

fields.

on the case of Dr, Grilndel, connected wi

Frames

Frames

Continued

Frames

Frames

Frames

6627- 6631

6696-

6701

boycott

6703-

6748

6785

-

6788

on Treuhandverwaltung

in the

occupied

te

letter

of Gauleiter

Kaufmann

to

Goering

/

on his

troubles

with the

Ober

finanzprfisident

Ham

confiscations

of Jewish

property

and

homes.

6874

-

6904 Reports

on

Lorraine,

13

July

and 16

Septem


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Serial Roll

Provenance

Item

Filmed

1st frame

Notes

Relchsmarschall des Gross-

deutschen

Seiches, Stabs-

amt, Abteilung I

21 8

22 3-9

EAP 104/5

Frames: 7009 - 7010 on

Sonderbattalion

der Wa

Frames : 7140

-

7155 report

of O K W , Ausl.

Abw

on

Sttdlybien- un d Tibestieinsatz,

Frames: 7215 - 7217 Himmler to Goer ing29 Jul

for his

proposal

to Hitler for the

the

main

"witness" in the

Fritsch

marginal

comment,

followed byini

Goering's:

"Dersollte

ja

s c hon

Frames: 7250 - 7253 the case ofGeneralkommis

(This is not a completelist.)

FT 7542 Afolder

from

the files of Dr. Gttrimert, hea

amt,

1942. Contains

a

large

variety

of

documen

of Goering'sactivities, including the following

tions, schedules ofvisits, conferences andtrip

talion

of the air

force, economic exploitation

the oil problem,

generators, Carinhall,

research

problems,

rationing,

lists of

documents

submitte

Goering's conferences with Hitler,

the

munition

synthetic

rubber, Arbeitseinsatz, the

Zentrale

problems of foreign exchange, price control. N

Frames:

7569and7997 about aletter from Fri

Frame:

7687

Note

of

Gttrnnert

of 24July 1942

K o r p s .

Frame:

7726

The

Professor

Nikuradse m e n t io n e d

th e pseudonym "A . Sanders."

FraiP.es: 7888 - 7891 31

July

1942,

Notiz

for G

of 5

Augus t

1942.

Frames: 8029 - 8036

relations Goering-Bouhler

(This

is not a

complete

list.)

FT

8274 Folder from

the

files

of Dr. G6rnnert,

head

amt. Primarily for 1942, scattered items for

1

of materials* among subjects

covered:

Arts and

price

control,

suggested musicfor the Geimana

problems, correspondence concerning pardons, tra

bills

of

various kinds,

economic

exploitation

o

'

, Goering'strains. Note th e following items:

Frames: 8320 - 8321 relations

Goering-Bormann

Frame: 8336 Goering to Darre, 24May 1942 on

Continued


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Serial Roll Provenance Item Filmed

1st

frame

N otes

Frames: 8344 - 8349 draft 11June 1942 of letter Goering t

concerning German-Italian economicrelations.

Frame:

8408 draft ofletter Goeringto Himmler onSonder

Waffen-SS, KUnsberg .

frames: 8448 - 8455 interesting case of Sippenforschung.

f rames:

8721

-

8725

alist of Ahnenerbe publications.

Frames:

8796 - 8800

complaints

about the situation in the

9

March

1942.

Frames: 8804 - 8806 minordocuments concerning the relatio

Dahlerus, 1939

and 1942.

(This is not a complete

list.)

23 9

Hitter

von Epp

E A P

l-e-16/1 FT

9099

Pfeterial

from

Ep p ' s file in twoparts. Thefirst is a

c

letters, 1933 - 1944? containing

birthday congratulations

an

messages.

Thesecond is political material from the period

when Epp was the

expert

for military

questions

of the Nazi

the

Reichstag.

Included is information on the organization

wehiministerium, a

list

of

"Schwarze

Betriebe" making milita

internal problems, political, of the R e i ch sw e h r . corresponde

merstein

in connection witii the

latter

f

s

letter to all activ

generals

about criticism of Germany ' smilitary command, mat

clippings

and

documents

on

problems

of the Reichswehr

1930

-

the Prozess Scheringer-Ludin, an exchange with

Schleicher

ab

infiltration

of the Reichswehr,and

material

on the

careers

an d Grt taer .

Frame: 9229

on

Dttsterberg

is

presumablyrelated

to the dis

descent at the time of his candidacy

for

the p

Frames:

9302

9304

contain

information

on

Germany ' s

secre

lations with Russia.

(This is not a

complete

list.)

24 9 E A P l-e-16/2 FT 9359 A

series

of numbered items

from

the Epp

papers.

The

mos

listed

below:

Item:

24

f r am es :

9361

-

9478

Bundesordnung anddescriptio

Deutsches Vaterland.

Item:

23

Frames: 9379

-

9393

Reichsflagge,

Landesverband

organizational

chart.

Item:

22

Frames: 9394 9401

Diary,

Chef

des Generalstabe

0,1

s

Nr.

66/19 gen.

op. (Schleicher) on

important

1918

- 16

Jan. 1920

Item:

21 Frames:

9405

-

9408

Heine Erlebnisse am9-11-191

Continued


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Serial Roll

Provenance

Item

Filmed 1st frame

Notes

Hitter

von Epp

25 10

E A P l-e-16/3

FT

9695

Cont inued

written from memory

on 14

Sept

1919

by

M

the German

General Staff),

cf.

item

16

Item:

20

Frames: 9409

-

9419 Material

on the

"p

an d others

from the

Bayer.

Militar Max J

Item: 19 - 15, Frames:

9420-9472

and

items

11-B

copies of various documents dealing

with

Kaiser

and the

laterpolitical

disputes

checked

against

Kuno

Graf

vo n

Westarp's

E L 9. November 1918. Included are

some

of

Hocuments ,

some from th e Reichsarchi

Item: 12 Frames: 9479 - 9482 Letter

Schleicher

closing

Geheim-Erlass of 30

April

1930

Wendt .

Item: 11

Frames:

9483-9490 Copies of seven

le

Soldatenratwith the O H L , inspired by th

Item: 7 Frames: 9525 - 9545 Highly interesting

17

June

1919>on

the military situation

sign

the Treaty ofVersailles.

Item: 6 Frames: 9547 - 9567

Miscellaneous

clip

Wehrkreisverordnungsblatt of WKI in con

Putsch.

Item: 5 f r am es :

9568

-

9585

Most interesting

th e Kapp

Putsch

an dthe relations betwee

the

critical days.

Item: 4 Frames: 9586 - 9618 A group of memoran

lems

andprograms of

various

nationalis

Item:

3 Frames:

9619

-

9639 Correspondence bet

Flirst Wrede ondifferences with

Ludendo

Joseph Orden,

1927

-

1929.

Items

2 and 1: Frames:

9640

-

9694

Exchanges o

Ep p an d

Hitler

and Epp and Goer

ing; copy

Reichstadthalter in

Bavaria?

an I . O . U . o

D e c . 1920 to Epp for 60,000 Mark.

Folder

fmaterial on

"eigene

KSmpfe" of Ritter

documentation

on the

following

subjects:

Epp's

su

for an attack in the SPD press. Ep p ' s position i

disputes concerning

his loan of

60,000

Mark to Di

24,

Frame:

9692);

discussion of the

incident; Ep

been repaid. E p p ' s retirement from the Reichsweh

eral

points in the folder).


16/26

Serial Roll Provenance

Item

Filmed 1st frame

Notes

26

10 SAPl-e-16/4 FT

27

R18

Staatspolizeistelle, EA P107/1

Wien, Abteilung II B

28 R18

29

13

EAP

107/2

Reichskommissar ftlr EAP

106/1

die Wiedervereinigung

Osterreichs rait dem

Deutschen

Reich

Continued

Epp*s order endorsing

some issues of the

Heimatlandbrief

and th

resulted when this

order leaked

out; Seekt's

reprimand;

and the

cation of

n e w s

of the

reprimand;

U S P D contacts in the Re i c h s we

troubles

and machinations of Epp in

1923.,

including his and Gt

to sabotage the 1923

investigation

of the Organization C/cons

duplicates

have

been

omitted

from

th e

filming.)

9916

Material on various

nationalistic organizations

in the

1919-

secret

rearmament; the Freikorps; Oberland;

Zeller;

the

NSDAP;

R&hm's

troubles; Freie Bauern- un d

B&rgerwehr;

Zeitfreiwilligen

correspondence

with

the J.F. Lehmanns Verlag

(leading

publisher

the

fields

of

military

affairs

and

Rassenkunde);

the case

Lude

Pittinger

R t t h m

(related material in the files of

Wehrkreis

V

ences in the nationalistic camp; material on thepolitical

situ

newspaper clippings: materialon the Hitler

trial; draft

of

le

Schleicher

(see

Serial: 23); letter from Coun t Arco

to

Epp ,

30

H indenburg

f

s

order (drafted

bySchleicher) of 28

Nov*

1918, on

of

military

commanders with

the Arbeiter- und Soldatenra'te, f r a

10243*

Added to

this

folder has

been

onestray

item,

a

letter

Douglas

to

Epp,

1

Aug. 1922, with

a

report

on the

political sit

N o r t h

Germany.

N o t e :

Frame

10243 is followed by 28371 -

28373

F T

10464

AnSchuschniggadressierte

Briefe

undKarten,

Sept.

1938

- D

Miscellaneous

letters

andpostcards addressed to

S c h u s c h n i g g

in

ing

good

wishes, requesting autographs, and

discussing

politic

were interceptedby the

police,

and the file

contains

notes

ind

taken

by the police. See

f rames : 10475

-

10479

for

undatedl

ical interest from

F.W.

Fttrster. "Dr .

Auster" is used as the

Schuschnigg.

F T

10659

Irtzliche Uhter suchungen des

Schuschnigg

9 Au g u s t

1938

- 20

Periodic

reports

on the health of Dr.

Schuschnigg,

indicating H

terest in this question* "Dr. Auster" is used as cover name fo

FT 10244 Aseries of

folders

from the files of the Reichskommissar (

Barth). Each folder

is

preceded

by a

short

list of contents.

Frames :

10246

-

10262 Retroactive opening

of cases

amnestied

of

the Austrian

president

of 16 February

1938.

Frames:

10263

-

10275

Verordnung liber die Anmeldung des Vennt

Frames: 10276 - 10281

(July

1938, En t w u r f ) Gesetz z u m Ausgle

die dem

Deutschen Reich durch Juden erwachsen

sind.

Frames : 10282 - 10302 Reichsverteidigungsgesetz, 1938 - 1939,

amendments .


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Serial

Roll Provenance

Item

Filmed 1st frame

Notes

30

13

31

13-

14

Reichskommissarfur EAP106/2

dieWiedervereinigung

6sterreichs

mitdem

DeutschenReich

EAP

106/3

SAP106/4

FT 39698

FT 40088

FT 40183

Continued

Frames: 10303- 10353 Correspondence 1939on

der Mitglieder des Hauses Hapsburg-Lothringen

Frames:

10354 - 10376 Material on the adminis

Proposed candidates for Gauleiter,

Globcning,

Frames: 10377 - 10384 9 February 1939 informa

ations of the Soviet

Union

in Austria and Cz

Frames: 10388 - 10398 Highly interesting

repo

Pawel-Ramingen about

atripto Hungary in Jul

cussed

the international diplomatic crisis w

Hungarian

officials and

military

leaders, inc

Dzeky , L t. Col. vo n

Sibrik

(head of the attac

an d

the

British

charge.

Frames: 10399

-

10403 Relations

of

the Austria

of Hungary, June 1939.

Frames: 10404- 10417 Memoranda

June

1939 on t

primarilydealing with economicproblems and

Frames: 10418

-

10423 Suggestions

of

D r.

C.

K

cerning the activity ofthe Gestapo in

Austr

Frames: 10424 - 10428

Collection

for the Adol

letter

Bormann to

Bttrckel,

2 May 1938.

The

Bormann asks for support of the

Spende

with

cial problems.

Frames:

10429 - 10436 Generalarrest problems

Frames: 10437 - 10453

Report

of the

Sicherhei

the Deutsche

Freiheitspartei

and its activiti

Frames:

10454 - 10463

Uhterbr ingung

Sehuschni

in his behalf by Mrs.

Sch usch n igg ,

Folder

2 Geheime Staatspolizei,Staatspoliz

rapporte, Sept. - Dec. 1938. Copies sent to the

kommissar. Containmaterial on"Nationale

Oppo

Juden, Presse, Party Hatters, arreststatistics

an d

other matters

which

came

to the attention of

Folder

3 beginning Frame: 40088. Same for S

SeealsoSerial: 33-

Folder 4,

Vienna

Polizeiprasident,

Preis&ber

politischer

Lagebericht,"

17 P f e y 1940 Acollec

of the

SD-Leitabschnitt Wien

for Iferch, April, a

with

reports

of the Inspekteur de r

Sicherheitsp

the

same

period. Thesereports deal with popula


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Serial Roll

Filmed 1st

frame

Notes

36

.1?

Heichskommissar fur

dieWiedervereinigung

Osterreichs mit dem

DeutschenReich

EAP

106/17

FT

37 R18

38

10-

12

Fllhrerhauptquartier

(U.S.

Seventh Army,

Document Center)

3AP106/20

HitlerMin-

utes

FT

39

19-

20-

21

Sekretar des Ftihrers SAP105/20-34 FT

Data sheet:

44324,no

frame num-

berson

film;

NOTES

44325

data sheet:

44493

60382-61765

data sheet:

44494

no

framenum-

bers

on

filmj

SEE

NOTES

annexes include documen t s on the crisis of Iferch1933.

Film prepared by the Departmental Records B ra n c h and transf

National Archives. No

frame

numbers on film. This folder co

spondence between

the

Reichsstatthalter Wien

and

Karl Hegerle

wartige Amt , 1938-1939, regarding a search for papers of the

dent

of

Austria,, WilhelmNiklas,

for a

Whi te Paper

to be

publ

Anschluss problem. Included are papers of Niklas dealing with

political situation in the

1930s

andNiklas

*s

claim for

retur

f u n d s .

Some

other materials are also included. Amore detail

contents

will

be found at the beginning of the file*

This folder contains reports by the Konuaando der Schutapo

sondere

V orkom n i s s e , "

N o s . 92-154,

October-December1939. Re

great variety

of

minor incidents such

as anti-Mazi

comment s ,

leaflets, andautomobile accidents.

Transcripts of the stenographic notes on the

Lagebesprgchun

hauptquartier.

T h e s e transcripts were prepared by the stenog

the war on the basis of the fragments of the original

notes

th

the

effort

to burn them early in May

1945* Included

at the

b

description of the

nature

andorigin of the

minutes,

and a

li

surviving

fragments.

Translations

of

many

of

these minutes

a

formation relating

to

them

may be

found

in

Felix Gilbert (ed.

Directs

H is

Wa r

(New

Y o r k ,

1950).

Film

prepared by the Departmental R e c o r d s

Branch

and transf

National Archives, Rles

of the Sekretardes

Ftihrers (Jfertin

the 20

July

1944plot.

Folders 20-28, contain the reports of the Chef Sipo un d SD(Ka

on

the results of

investigation

into the plot, 21July-15 D

Th einitials on the Eingangsverm.erk are B o r m a r m ' s .

Folders 29-31, contain reports on and the sentences of the V-o

in

cases connected with

the

plot.

In

folder

31 there is

als

tion of

telegrams sent

out by the

opposition

in

Berlin

and

on

July20 and a collection of related documents,

Folder

32,

contains

material en the

cases

of Sauerbruch and Re

Folder

33,

contains miscellaneous document s relating

to the pl

material on the

security precautions

of the

Ftthrerhauptqua

Boimaim'edirectives to the

Gauleiter

in connection with the

its

suppression.

Folder 34,

containsmaterial

on the Stauffenberg family and

fin

of defendants condemned by the

V

oiksperiehtshof to their fa


21/26

Serial

Roll

Provenance Item

Filled

1st frame

Notes

40 22

OKH, Heeresperscaialamt

der

FT

5

NSDAP,

Gauleitung

Ost~Hannover

EAP 105/4

41 22

Ftihrerhauptquartier EAP105

/19a

42

23

FT

44495

44534

EAP

105/14

FT

44543

data

sheet

78948

no

framenum-

bers on

documents,

SEE

NOTES

Folder 2. List

of

German

general

staff office

^21June - 15September 1944* Lists of officers

;

di

in connection with the 20Julyplot, lists of Both

or persona

-^lated to those implicated, andthei

Fblder 4*

beg3irrvi*vg.Frame: 44534. Areport by

Generalstab Smend, 1Augus't1344, on. the backgrou

in

particular

on the situation in the Operationsa

Heusinger) and on the Chief of Staff (GeneralZe

ginalannotations

by

Jodl, these

are

transcribed

the folder. The

document

is .Initialled J

/odl7

19.8.

Folder 14, beginning

Frame:

44543. A

file

on

Handakten

of

Gauleiter Teleschow

of GauOst-Hann

structions sent out by E o r m a n n j SDreports on pop

and

other contemporaryevents; and the Informatio

propagandaamt Ost-Hannover

on the 20July.

Folder 16 (not filmed) contains photographs c

plot such

as

pictures

of

remnants

ofStauffenberg

and other technical items, Folder

1

(not filmed)

gram

"Der

Flihrer ist tot sent out on July 20

f rom

38. Folder 5 (notfilmed) has

the

transcript of

the

Witzleben case

which has been

published

in

f

M ajor WarCriminals.

This is a

record

of

Hitler

l

s daily schedule an

period 14October 1944-28 February 1945, kept by

Linge. Theoriginal was found in the Reichskanz

England

>

the

Departmental

Records Branchhaving a

has

been prepared from

a

negative photostat

of th

this:

purpose

by the British Government, and theref

frame numbers. FAP105/19, not filmed, is a ph

by Gerhard

L. Weinberg of the

water-damagedorig

chives ( H G

242) of

Heinz

Linge's Record of

Hitla

ments,

for the

period

11August 1943-30

December 1

A stray itemlent for filming by the

British

G

.La

S S "

t appellel Goristitu^ion

d'un

regiment fran

1943). These are typed

extracts

from a publicatio

to recruit a regiment for the Waffen-SS in France


22/26

Serial Roll

Provenance

Item

Filmed

1st frame

N otes

43 ,24

Reichsstatthalter in

FAP

106/8

Wien ;

Reichskomtnissar

fu r die Wiederverei

&igung

Osterreichs

mit

dem Deutschen

Reich (Earth

files)

44 25,

26

Heinrich Himmler

E A P 106/12 FT

E A P

21-b/l-5

FT

E A P

21-b/2

FT

E A P 21~b/3 F T

21~b/4

FT

Continued

369507 Folder 8, Afolder from th e office of the Reichsstatthalte

taining

the texts of

incomingtelegrams, 1942.

Most of them

nature,

dealing

with travel permits

and

such questions.

A

p

folder has been filmed. It

contains

a fewdocumoits of

gene

a few

routine items. A m o n g

the

documents

are

items dealing w

Russian prisoners of war on the railroads and one on the neg

the

Italian Government

about the

Europ&ische

Jugendverband.

369653 Folder

12

begins

frame

369653).

A

folder

of the Reich skc

"Rlickftihrung und Bergung

der Zivilbevtilkerung," 1939. This

great interest as it

shows

the preparations of the

Germans

fo

people from

the

potential

combat

areas

in the

Westbeginning

368784 This

is a

group

ofphotostats,

prepared

by the

7771 Docum

a series of appointment an dtelephone log-books of Heinri ch

location of the originals is

unkno-vn.

Folder

1.

This fold er

is rr ade up of four

parts.

Thefir

pointment

register

of Himmler fo r

July-August

1937. Only a

entries, like the first one, are in Himmler

T

s handwriting.

part begins

frame

369789) is a pocket

calendar

for 1931 with

of Hi m m l e r

f

s travels an d a p p o in t me n t s . T h e

third

part begin

is a

similar

calendar for

1930,

and the

fourth begins

frame

1929.

369885 Folder

2

begins

frame

369885). This

folder contains the

fo r

the

period

3

January-29 February 1944

and

beginning fram

2 January-16

December

1943. These calendars contain

a

sheet

an d contain the

hour-by-hour

appointments,

trips, etc.

of

Him

tically all the

entries

are in his

handwri t ing^

the calendar

sumably kept on Hi m m l e r ' s desk. A few of the photostats hav

in colored pencil after the photostats were

made.

These are

drawn

around some

of the entries.

370265 Folder 3 begins frame 370265). Like folder 2, for the p

31 May

1944,

370360 Folder

4

begins frame

370360), Most of

this folder cont

of Himmler '

s telephone calls in the period 16September1941

1943. It is of the highest historical importance. On a day

hour byhour

basis,

the phone calls of Himmler are listed in

writing. Theentries give the

time,

name of person spoken to

person spoken

to, and

subject

discussed.

Apparently

sheets

w

"Telefongesprache

des Reidhsf tfhrers

em.

. ." were

placed en

H


23/26

Serial

Roll Provenance

Item

RLlmed

1st

f rame

N o t e s

Heinrich Himmler

44 25, 26

45 27, Communist Party of the

28 Soviet U n io n ,

Smolensk

Oblast

E A P 21-b/5 FT 370834

E A P 116154 e,

*,

g, h

E A P

116/155,

156,

171

FT

each

day,and he filled

them

in as he made an

the end of the folder beginning frame

370823

22

Karch1938.

Folder 5

( beg in s frame

370834).

Like

fold

period 21

August-23

November

1943.

See T-87, Serial 1.


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