Office of Military Government for Germany. Order forms for microfilming and Photostating

File 51. Internal office records of the Personal Staff of the Reichsführer of the SS containing miscellaneous personnel and non-personnel case files, 1936-1944

Cases #1-7

Case #8. Case file on W.G.L. Yeats

Cases #10-21

Case #22

Cases #23-25

File 52. Internal office records of the Personal Staff of the Reichsführer of the SS containing miscellaneous personnel and non-personnel case files, 1938-1944

Cases #1-6

Cases #7-12

Cases #13-25. Files #24-25 relate to the status of Vichy Ambassador Scapini and Vidkun Quisling's visit to Berlin

File 53. SS-Gruppenführer Dr. Gustav Adolf Scheel, Gauleiter and Reich Governor of Salzburg, 1941 October-1943 June. Includes medical examination

File 65. Notation indicates file missing

File 66. Correspondence between Reichsführer-SS Himmler and SS-Obergruppenführer Hauser, 1941-1944

File 67. The Grundstückgesellschaft of the Haupttreuhandlungsstelle Ost and its director Friedrich Stein, 1941-1944

File 68. SS-General Erwin Rösner. Includes letters between Reichsführer-SS Himmler and Rösner, 1942-1944

File 69. Notation indicates file missing

File 70. Security Police Chief Reinhard Heydrich. Includes materials relating to his death, funeral and the Heydrich family, 1942-1945. Also includes correspondence between Lina Heydrich and Reichsführer-SS Himmler

File 251. The Ethnic German Office (Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle) under SS-Obergruppenführer Werner Lorenz and resettlement camps (Umsiedlerlagern), 1942-1943

File 252. Partisan activities in German occupied countries, 1943

File 253. Transfer of a few Ordnungspolizei and Sicherheitspolizei to the SS, 1940-1942

File 254. Replacement and conscription of physicians in the Waffen-SS, 1941-1943

File 255. The SS-School Haus Wewelsburg, 1942

File 256. Deployment of a flotilla to the Ijsselmeer for defensive purposes, 1942-1943

File 257. The Office of Environmental Planning (Reischsstelle Raumordnung), 1936-1944

File 258. Jacques le Conte and the Villmorin Company, 1944

File 259. Miscellaneous internal office memoranda, 1943

File 260. Deployment of the Germanische SS-Division, 1943-1944

File 261. The Germanic Regional Headquarters (Germanische Leitstelle), 1941-1944. Includes correspondence between Martin Borman and Reichsführer Himmler

File 262. Search for natural resources in occupied Ukraine, 1942-1943

File 263. The Ukraine SS-Schützen-Division Galizien Nr. 1, 1943-1944

File 264. Governor Renteln of Lithuania and the formation of the Lithuanian volunteer units, 1943-1944

File 265. The upbrining of orphaned SS-children, 1943

File 266. Resettlement of evacuated Germans in Zamosc district, Poland, 1942-1944

File 268. The military and political situation in the Allied armies, 1943-1945

File 269. Memorandum by Reichsfuhrer-SS Himmler addressing the morale of the SS men, 1942

File 270. SS-translators, 1942-1944

File 271. Notation indicates file missing

File 272. Employment of White Russian emigres in the German police service in Serbia, 1942-1944

File 273. Indexes to maps on important geological deposits in European Russia (Wehrgeologische Karten des Europäischen Russland), 1943

File 274-276. Recruitment of German volunteers in Hungary, 1942-1943

File 277. The Katyn Massacre, 1943

File 278. Recruitment of SA men, foreign workers and citizens of occupied countries for the Waffen-SS, 1939-1943

File 279. Sabotage and occupation of St. Mihiel and Avignon, 1943

File 280. Miscellaneous internal office memoranda. Includes correspondence to and from Martin Borman and a memorandum relating to the Ostarbeiter, 1943-1944

File 281. The Croatian SS-Division, 1943-1944

File 282. The Army's medical service, 1943-1944

File 283

File A. Correspondence relating to Bishop Joachim Hossenfelder's memorandum to Goebbels and Himmler concerning the "reform of Christianity," 1943

File B. Medical affairs in the SS, 1944

File 284. German minorities in Denmark, Norway, Belgium and the Netherlands, 1942-1944. Includes correspondence to and from Reichskommissar Seyss-Inquart

File 285. Report relating to the periodical De Vlag, 1943. Includes copy of De Vlag

File 286. Copies of photographs and internal office memoranda relating to the publication of Der Untermensch, 1943. Includes a copy of Das 12 Uhr Blatt

File 287. The Ordnungspolizei, 1943

File 288. Construction of the Weimar-Buchenwald rail-line, 1942-1943

File 289. SS cooperation in the struggle against the "black market," 1942-1943

File 290. "Aktion Wieland," the search for new natural resources in Galicia, Poland and the Ukraine, 1943-1944 (see also File 360)

File 290. "Aktion Wieland," 1942-1945

File 291. German employers' treatment of workers from occupied Eastern countries (Ostarbeiter)

File 292. Medical experiments (lead posioning) on concentration camp inmates, 1942-1943

File 293. The Technical High School in Lina, 1943

File 294. The problem of recompensing expropriated Poles in the General Government, 1942

File 295. Improvements in the camouflaging of military object, 1939-1943

File 296. Regulations permitting SS marriages and divorces, 1944

File 297. Miscellaneous internal office memoranda, 1943

File 298. Correspondence by Albert Speer, Minister of Weapons and Munitions, to the Reichsführer for German Arms Industry, 1943

File 299. Military training of ethnic Germans in Scandinavia, 1942-1943

File 300. Occupation of Serbia and its administration by the Germans, 1941-1945

File 301. Military postal service, 1943-1944

File 302. Evacuation of women and children from Berlin, 1943

File 303. Correspondence between the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (signed by Mussert) and Reichsminister Seyss-Inquart, 1943

File 304. Re-germanization of the Poles (Wiedereindeutschungsfähige Polen), 1942-1943

File 305. Typescript miscellaneous news reports by the German media, 1943

File 306. The bombing and destruction of Hamburg, 1943

File 307. The German minority in Poland and the re-germanization of Poles, 1943-1944. Includes the pamphlet "Verpolte deutsche Familiennamen"

File 308. War-disabled, 1942-1944

File 309. Notation indicates file missing

File 310. "Planned vacations" and Himmler's action to prevent childlessness in the families of SS-personnel, 1943-1945. Includes items from File 977

File 311. The Flemish National Association (Flämish National-Verband), 1943-1944

File 312. Teacher training, 1942

File 313. Building materials used for insulation and thatching roofs, 1943-1944

File 314. The SS-Division composed of German-Hungarians, 1943-1945. Includes biographical profile of Count Johann Joseph Wenzel Anton Franz Karl Radetsky, Fieldmarshall of Austria

File 315. Miscellaneous files, n.d.

File 316. Improvement in the diets of children borne by women workers from the Eastern occupied countries (Ostarbeiter), 1942-1943

File 317. Employment of Soviet war prisoners of German ancestry in the German war industry, 1942-1943

File 318. The Lettisch SS-Division, 1943

File 319. Resettlement of Germans from Russia and Bessarabia, 1942-1944

File 320. Notation indicates file missing

File 321. The Party's sphere of influence and the Germanic regional headquarters, 1943

File 322. List of field post addresses of the SS units, 1941-1942

File 323. Miscellaneous news reports from the German Information Office, 1943; materials relating to the labor organization of youth in occupied Ukraine, 1943; and two volumes of Alfred Fielder's Werkdienst des Reichskommissars fur die Ukraine

File 324. Nazi Party members' parliamentary seats, 1943

File 325. Changes in political attitudes and spirits in Lower Styria (Slovenia). Includes material relating to partisan activities and reprisals, 1942-1944

File 326. The illegal cummulation of a "Black account" by SS-Obergruppenführer Schmauser, 1942-1944

File 327. Miscellaneous, n.d.

File 328. The SS-Freiwilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division "Horst Wessel," 1944

File 329. Security regulations for SS offices, 1940-1944

File 330. The removal from important posts of SS members "with international relations," 1943-1945

File 331. Underground mining of lime in Greater Strelitz, Upper Silesia, 1944

File 332

Folder 1. The SS-Tibet-Expedition, 1939

Folder 2. Mining in Galicia for oil substitutes, 1944

Folder 3. Military obligation for those Germans from the various ethnic groups, 1944-1945

Folder 4. Military waiver for the farming community, 1944

Folder 5. The muslim national community in Sandjak (a district of the former Turkish Empire), Serbia, 1944

Folder 6. Rabam-Werk Georg Bertram and Son, 1944

Folder 7. Courier report on SS-J.R. 4, 1942

Folder 8. SS men killed in action, 1936-1938

Folder 10. Disposal of loot from exterminated Jews ("Sonderaktion Reinhard"), 1943-1945

Folder 11. Himmler's speech given at the Convention of City Mayors in Posen, 1944 February 13

Folder 12. Cancellation of Reich inspection in Denmark, Slovakia and Romania, 1944

Folder 13. Dr. Clauberg's proposal to start experiments concerning the sterilization of women and a demand for concentration camp inmates for these experments, 1941

Folder 14. Waffen-SS building contractors in Lublin, Poland, 1942

Folder 15. Miscellaneous, 1944

Folder 16. Defense against increasing agent activities inside the Reich, 1944

Folder 17. Building of a bunker at Gmund on the Tegernsee, 1944

Folder 18. Miscellaneous, 1944

Folder 19. Miscellaneous, 1944

Folder 20. Sail plane Horten II, 1944

Folder 21. Suvorov Schools, 1944

Folder 22. Draft of martial law ("Sicherungsstandrecht") decree, 1944 July 20

Folder 23. Miscellaneous, 1944

Folder 25. Himmler's order banning the use of the word "Partisan," 1942

File 333. New inventions submitted to Himmler for development (in alphabetical order by name of inventor), 1942-1945

File 334. SS-Cossack Division. Includes reference to Krasnov and other, 1938-1944

File 335. Adriatic affairs, 1944

File 336. Distribution of chocolate to the Hitler Jugend, 1945

File 337. Notation indicates file missing

File 339. Agriculture and the Ministry for Agriculture, 1940-1945

File 340. Aid for German war prisoners in Allied countries, 1944. Incudes copies of photographs

File 341. Notation indicates file missing

File 342

File A

SS organization for construction ("Baudienststellen der Waffen-SS und Polizei") which built primarily concentration camps, 1943-1944

File B

Conference of Reichsleiter and Gauleiter in Posen and Hitler's headquarters, 1943 October 6-7

File 343.

File A

Liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto, 1943. Includes a copy of Himmler's order for the destruction of the ghetto

File B

The Warsaw Uprising, 1944

File 344. Evacuation of refugees from East Prussia and Danzig, 1945 and the deterioration of morale among retreating troops, 1944-1945

File 351. SS-Oberführer W. Traupel, 1939-1944

File 352. SS-Oberführer Dr. Richard Donnevert, 1939-1944

File 353. SS-Gruppenführer and Generalleutnant of the Police Dr. Max Thomas, 1941-1944

File 354. Gauleiter Weinrich, 1944

File 355. Notation indicates file missing

File 356. Professor Ernst Wagemann, President of the Institute for Economic Studies, 1943-1944

File 357. Reorganization of the administration of all armed forces in Germany, 1944. Includes copy of Hitler's orders of 1944 July 20 and August 2

File 358. Johann (Hans) Loritz, Commander of Dachau and Sachsenhausen concentration camps, 1937-1945

File 359. Copy of "Der rechte Mann an dem richtigen Platz! Menschenführung nach nationalsozialistischen Grundsätzen," 1940

File 360. Paul Ortel of "Aktion Wieland," 1944-1945 (see also File 290)

File 361. SS-Unterstrumführer Friedrich Schmidt, 1944-1945

File 362. The Romanian "Iron Guard" - refugees in Germany, 1944-1945. Includes reference to Romanian Foreign Minister Prince Sturdza

File 365. The internal organization of the SS, 1944-1945

File 370. General "Bor" Komarowski in Prisoner of War Camp Oflag IVC - Colditz, Germany, 1945

Notes, 1939-1940

"Gemeindepolizei," 1939. Typescript

"Kreisleitertagung," 1940 November 28. Typescript

Clippings

Correspondence

1917 January-1920 December

1921 February-1923 September

Diaries. 1919 September 4-1920 February 2. Typed transcript. May not be quoted

Album one 1929-1934

Album two circa 1934

Reel 1. Files 263, 283, 286, 292, 332, 334, 342, 343

Reel 2. File 357

Reel 3. File 353

Reel 4-5. Positive and negative film of Himmler's diary, 1914 September 23 - 1922 July 6 and 1924 February 11-25. Originals in the safe

242-253  Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to officers of a Volksgrenadier Division 25 July - 29 August 1944

242-246 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to commanders of the Galician SS Volunteer Infantry Division, Neuhammer 16 May 1944

242-231 Sound recording of disjointed British and American voices 22 May 1944

242-217 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to the commanders of the Ordnungspolizei and the police presidents, Posen, Hotel Ostland 15 December 1943

242-214 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to the commanders of an SS Panzerkorps, Charkov 24 April 1943

242-213 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to the commanders of the Waffen SS, Berlin, Kasino der Leibstandarte 18 December 1940

242-212 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to the SS Fuhrer and officials in the General Government, Krakau 18 November 1943

242-195 Sound recording of Himmler speech to officers of two Volksgrenadier Divisions, Munsingen 27 August 1944

242-194 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) to the commanders of an SS Panzerkorps, Charkov 24 April 1943

242-190 Sound recording of Himmler speech (incomplete) to two Volksgrenadier Divisions, Dorn 13 August 1944

242-186 Sound recording of Himmler speech (fragment) or "Tag der Freiheit, Warthegau," Posen on 24 Oct 1943 24 October 1943

Sound recording of Himmler speech in Posen 4 October 1943