Holocaust-Era Assets

Military Agency Records RG 153

The War Department and the Army Records

Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General
(RG 153)

War Crimes Branch The War Crimes Branch, established in October 1944, had staff responsibility for the War Department's share in United States participation in the United Nations War Crimes Commission. Though the agency began as an Army activity, it became an Army and Navy enterprise in January 1945, under the control of the Judge Advocate General's Office. It represented the United States in the collection and preparation of evidence for the trials of suspected war criminals. (Note 21)

Governmental Publications (available in the consultation area in Room 2400)

The Trial of the Major War Criminals before the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg, 14 November 1945-1 October 1946. 46 vols. (Nuremberg, 1947-1949).(Note 22)

Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression. 10 vols. (Washington, DC, 1946-1948) (Note 23)

Trials of War Criminals before the Nuernberg Military Tribunals under Control Council Law No. 10, October 1946-April 1949 15 vols. (Washington DC, 1949-1953) (Note 24)

WAR CRIMES BRANCH

Letters Received 1944-1951 (Entry 133)

Incoming correspondence of the Washington headquarters of the War Crimes Branch. Included are biographic sketches of Japanese leaders, war criminal suspect lists, preliminary drafts of charges, interrogation reports, material on the recruitment of judges, and transcripts of telephone conferences. Arranged alphabetically by subject. A box and folder list is available in the consultation area in Room 2400.
Boxes 1-34 location: 270/1/4/03

Safehaven Reports 1944-45 (Entry 134) (Note 25)

The records reproduced in this microfilm publication consist primarily of Safehaven reports and letters, cables, and military attaché reports referring to specific Safehaven reports or Safehaven-related topics. Such topics include information on alleged art looting; business matters (including alleged patent transfers) pertaining to leading German industrial firms such as Bosch and I.G. Farben; and various Third Reich person-alities. Although several small strips of microfilm are included in the series, the contents of these microfilm strips have been printed (provided in textual format) and interfiled in the appropriate places throughout the series. This series is arranged chronologically by date of cover letter or report, as appropriate, and, where possible, thereunder by report number. When Safehaven reports were received as attachments or enclosures to other documents, the date of the covering document was used to arrange the records. These date discrepancies are reconciled in the appendix available for viewing in the research consultation room.

This series is available on NARA Microfilm Publication M1933, Rolls 1–9.

Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949 (Entry 135)

Boxes 1-131 location: 270/1/5/05

Box#	Doc.#	Title
1	L-3	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. Government and Administration. 232 pp. 1944
	L-5	Military and Police Tribunals in Occupied Europe. 38 pp.1944
	L-7	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. German Military Government over Europe. Technical and Economic Troops in Occupied Europe. 28 pp. 1944
	L-8	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. German Military Government over Europe. Labor Controls in Occupied Europe. 26 pp. 1944
	L-10	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. German Military Government over Europe. The Protectorate of Bohemia-Moravia. 101 pp. 1944
	L-11	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. German Military Government over Europe. Government and Administration, Economic Controls in Nazi Germany. 171 pp. 1944
	L-12	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. German Military Government over Europe. Legal Affairs. 126 pp. 1944
	L-15	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. German Military Government over Europe. Labor. 174 pp. 1944 location: 270/1/5/05
2	L-25	Civil Affairs Handbook-Rumania. Labor. 69 pp.
	L-26	Civil Affairs Handbook-Greece. Government and Administration. Germany Military Government. 36 pp. December 1943
	L-27	Civil Affairs Handbook-France. German Military Government over Europe, France. 65 pp. May 1944
	L-28	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. The National Socialist Party. 84 pp. April 1944
	L-31	Civil Affairs Handbook-Netherlands. 122 pp. May 1944
	L-32	Civil Affairs Handbook-Poland. Germany Military Government over Europe, Poland. 88 pp. January 1944
	L-33	Property of the Nazi Party, Its Affiliates, Members, and Supports in Germany. 24 pp.
	L-34	Civil Affairs Information Guide. German Foreign Trade and Exchange Controls. 12 pp. May 1944location: 270/1/5/06
3	L-35	Civil Affairs Information Guide. Courts and Judicial Administration in Germany. 82 pp.
	L-36	Civil Affairs Information Guide. German Reichsbank Policy and Control. 16 pp.
	L-37	Civil Affairs Information Guide. Control, Ownership, and International Relations of Leading German Combines. 75 pp.
	L-38	Civil Affairs Information Guide. Elimination of Nazi Public Agencies in Germany. 44 pp.
	L-39	Civil Affairs Information Guide. De-Nazification of Important Business Concerns in Germany. 243 pp. February 1945
	L-40	Civil Affairs Information Guide. Current Labor Legislation in France, 1938-1943.
	L-41	Foreign Economic Administration. The French Aluminum Trust. 31 pp. Sept. 1943
	L-42	Foreign Economic Administration. German Economic Controls in Luxembourg. 9 pp. November 1943
	L-43	Foreign Economic Administration. Textile Industry of France. ca. 120 pp. December 1943
	L-44	Foreign Economic Administration. Foreign Property in Germany. 17 pp. May 1944
	L-45	Foreign Economic Administration. Property Transferred Under the Nazi Regime in Germany. 16 pp. June 1944
	L-46	Foreign Economic Administration. The Coal Economy of Europe. I. France. ca. 80 pp. 1944
	L-47	Foreign Economic Administration. Elimination of Nazi Laws and Structures in Austria. 46 pp. July 1944
	L-48	Foreign Economic Administration. Vichy Legislation. 58 pp. September 1944
	L-51	Foreign Economic Administration. Industrial Handbook-Germany. Part I: Significant Data on the Prewar Economy. 77 pp. March 1945
	L-53	Board of Economic Warfare. Bibliography of Military Occupation. Part II: German Occupation of Europe, 1939-1942. 72 pp. November 1942 location: 270/1/5/06
4	L-54	Board of Economic Warfare. Elimination of Nazi-Inspired Laws in Algeria and Morocco. 4 pp. November 1942
	L-55	Board of Economic Warfare. The War Economics and Armaments Office of the German High Command. 35 pp. December 1942
	L-56	Board of Economic Warfare. Certain Nazi-Inspired Laws Applicable to French Africa. 25 pp. February 1943
	L-57	Board of Economic Warfare. Axis Penetration of European Insurance. 62 pp. June 15, 1943
	L-58	Board of Economic Warfare. The Hermann Goering Works. ca. 25 pp. June 1943
	L-59	Office of Economic Warfare. The Consequences of an Italian Defeat on the Axis and European Insurance Structure. 24 pp. July 1943
	L-60	Office of Economic Warfare. Italian International Banking Connections. 20 pp. August 1943
	L-61	Office of Economic Warfare. Foreign Investments Seized in Italy. 26 pp. September 1943
	L-62	Office of Economic Warfare. German Domination of Norwegian Mining and Metallurgical Industries. 18 pp. September 1943
	L-88	Board of Economic Warfare. Bibliography of Military Occupation. Part III: Japanese Techniques of Occupation. 59 pp. December 1942
	L-90	Board of Economic Warfare. Japanese Techniques of Occupation, Key Laws and Official Documents. 267 pp. June 1943
	L-92	Foreign Economic Administration. The Japanese Occupation Techniques in the Field of Money and Banking. 19 pp. February 1944 location: 270/1/5/06
5	L-97	Board of Economic Warfare. Who's Who in Italian Banking. 31 pp. August 1943
	L-98	Office of Economic Warfare. Guide of Preservation and Use of Key Records in Italy. 40 pp. October 1943
	L-99	Office of Economic Warfare. Key Laws Issued by the Axis in Occupied Europe. ca. 200 pp. December 1942
	L-101	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. German Military and Police Tribunals in Occupied Territories. 23 pp. October 1943
	L-102	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Methods and Organization of Nazi Controls, General Government [Poland]. 55 pp. November 1943
	L-103	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Methods and Organization of Nazi Controls. Protectorate of Bohemia-Moravia. 65 pp. February 1944
	L-104	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. The Technical and Economic Troops in Occupied Europe. 21 pp. November 1943
	L-105	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Methods of Nazi Controls. Greece. 17 pp. November 1943
	L-106	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. The Nazi Party in Occupied Europe. 42 pp. December 1943
	L-107	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Methods of Nazi Controls. France. 93 pp. March 1944
	L-108	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Albania. 11 pp. December 1944
	L-109	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. France. 106 pp. December 1944
	L-110	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Greece. 50 pp. December 1944
	L-111	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Yugoslavia. 29 pp. December 1944
	L-112	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. The Protectorate of Bohemia-Moravia. 76 pp. November 1944
	L-113	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Slovakia. 36 pp. January 1945
	L-114	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Italy. 15 pp. November 1944 location: 270/1/5/06
6	L-115	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Technical and Economic Troops in Occupied Europe. 27 pp. January 1945
	L-116	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. Military and Police Tribunals in Occupied Europe. 39 pp. December 1944
	L-117	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government over Europe. The SS and Police in Occupied Euope. 38 pp. January 1945
	L-118	Office of Strategic Services. Who's Who in Hungary from the Standpoint of United Nations PW Operations. 62 pp. November 1943
	L-119	Office of Strategic Services. Who's Who in Republican Fascist Italy. 262 pp.
	L-120	Office of Strategic Services. Yugoslav Political Handbook and Who's Who. ca. 150 pp. June 1943
	L-121	Office of Strategic Services. Yugoslav Political Handbook and Who's Who. Supplement I. 26 pp.1943
	L-122	Office of Strategic Services. Yugoslav Political Handbook and Who's Who. Supplement II. 111 pp. January 1944
	L-123	Office of Strategic Services. Who's Who in Czechoslovakia. 63 pp. August 1944
	L-124	Office of Strategic Services. The Clandestine Nazi Movement in Post-War Germany. 32 pp. October 1944
	L-133	Office of Strategic Services. Right of Political Refugees to Asylum in Non- Belligerent Countries. 37 pp. January 1945 location: 270/1/5/05
8	L-151	Who's Who in Occupied and Satellite Europe. 1944
	L-152	French Who's Who. 1943 location: 270/1/5/06
10	L-168	Office of Strategic Services. German Military Government Over Europe-Eastern Territory Incorporated in the Reich.
	L-169	Office of Strategic Services. Charts on German Government and Nazi Party.
	L-171	Allied Forces Headquarters. The SS. 1945
	L-186	Who's Who in Germany and Austria. 1945 location: 270/1/5/07
11	L-191	SHAEF. The German Police. ca. 250 pp.
	L-192	War Department-Military Intelligence Service. Biographies of Certain Potential War Criminals. 20 pp. June 1945
	L-197	Civil Affairs Handbook-Norway. Government Finance. 24 pp. December 1943 location: 270/1/5/07
12	L-200	Civil Affairs Handbook-Yugoslavia. Money and Banking. 117 pp. February 1944
	L-201	Civil Affairs Handbook-Yugoslavia. Industry and Commerce. 66 pp. Dec. 1943
	L-202	Civil Affairs Handbook-France. German Military Government over Europe. 65 pp. May 1944
	L-203	Civil Affairs Handbook-Netherlands. Industry and Commerce. 94 pp. Jan. 1944
	L-204	Civil Affairs Handbook-Austria. Money and Banking. 99 pp. November 1943
	L-205	Civil Affairs Handbook-Belgium. Money and Banking. 151 pp. June 1944
	L-206	Civil Affairs Handbook-Belgium. Industry and Commerce. 118 pp. January 1944
	L-207	Civil Affairs Handbook-Belgium. German Military Government over Europe. 103 pp. May 1944
	L-208	Civil Affairs Handbook-Poland. German Military Government over Europe. 88 pp. January 1944
	L-209	Civil Affairs Handbook-Denmark. Industry and Commerce. ca. 130 pp. June 1944
	L-210	Civil Affairs Handbook-Greece. Money and Banking. 83 pp.
	L-212	Civil Affairs Handbook-Bulgaria. Money and Banking. 121 pp.
	L-213	Civil Affairs Handbook-France. Industry and Commerce. 31 pp.
	L-214	Civil Affairs Handbook-Greece. Government Finance. 29 pp. location: 270/1/5/07
13	L-215	Civil Affairs Handbook-Italy. Money and Banking. 142 pp.
	L-216	Office of Strategic Services. Nazi Changes in Criminal Procedure. 52 pp. July 1945
	L-217	Civil Affairs Handbook-Greece. Industry and Commerce. 74 pp.
	L-218	The Occupation of Norway by the Germans in 1940. 67 pp.
	L-219	Foreign Economic Administration. The German Machine Industry. 196 pp. May 1945
	L-220	Foreign Economic Administration. The Reich Ministry of Armament and War Production (Speer Ministry) ca. 110 pp. February 1945
	L-222	Foreign Economic Administration. Location and Records of Major Economic Control Agencies in Germany. 1943-1945. 65 pp. February 1945
	L-223	Foreign Economic Administration. Organization and Techniques of German Ministries. 37 pp. May 1945
	L-224	Foreign Economic Administration. Significant Data on Prewar Germany Economy. ca. 75 pp. March 1945
	L-225	Foreign Economic Administration. The Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture and the Reich Forestry Office. 44 pp. March 1945
	L-226	Foreign Economic Administration. The Light Metals Industry of Germany. 159 pp. January 1945 location: 270/1/5/07
13-14	L-227	Office of Strategic Services. Sixty-Five Leading German Businessmen. location: 270/1/5/07
14	L-229	Criminal Justice in Germany. ca. 25 pp. August 1944 location: 270/1/5/07
14-17	L-230	English translation of the diary of Count Ciano during the war. location: 270/1/5/07
18	L-232	Decrees in Effect in Occupied France, 1943-1944. ca. 100 pp. location: 270/1/6/01
20	L-239	Office of Strategic Services. Right of Political Refugees in Non-Belligerent Countries. 37 pp. January 1945 location: 270/1/6/01
21	L-240	List of SS Personnel. 275 pp. 1945
	L-243	SHAEF. The German Intelligence Service. 1945
	L-244	State Department. The Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals. 118 pp. February 1945
	L-249	Foreign Economic Administration. The German Uniform Accounting System as an Instrument of Allied Economic Control. 150 pp. Oct. 1945 location: 270/1/6/01
22-24	L-250	Office of Military Government for Germany-US. Monthly Reports of the Military Government, US Zone. location: 270/1/6/01
25-30	L-251	Military Government of Germany. Monthly Report of the Military Governor, US Zone. location: 270/1/6/02
31	L-252	Report on Investigation. location: 270/1/6/03
31-32	L-253	Preliminary drafts of charges and documentary evidence against certain leading German war criminals. location: 270/1/6/03
32	L-254-L-256	United States Strategic Bombing Survey Reports. Messerschmitt. A.G. location: 270/1/6/03
33	L-257	United States Strategic Bombing Survey Reports. Rail Operations Over Brenner Pass.
	L-258	United States Strategic Bombing Survey Reports. Junkers Aircraft.
	L-259	United States Strategic Bombing Survey Reports. Mittle-Deutsche Moteren- Werke.
	L-260	United States Strategic Bombing Survey Reports. Blohm & Voss Shipyards.
	L-261	United States Strategic Bombing Survey Reports. Bavarian Motor Works. location: 270/1/6/03
33-34	L-262	United States Strategic Bombing Survey. Civil Defense Final Reports. location: 270/1/6/03
34	L-263	United States Strategic Bombing Survey. German Submarine Industry Report. location: 270/1/6/03
36-41	L-269	Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service. Daily Reports. 1945 location: 270/1/6/03
41	L-272	War Department Military Government Guide. The Light Metals Industry in Germany. 133 pp. May 1945 location: 270/1/6/04
41-44	L-273	Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects. Wanted Lists. location: 270/1/6/04
46	L-292	War Department. German Military Dictionary. 448 pp. May 1944
	L-294	War Department. Portuguese Military Dictionary. 190 pp. 1941
	L-299	Department of Justice. Report on the Zeiss Organization in Germany. 37 pp. April 1944 location: 270/1/6/05
47	L-302	Judge Advocate General. Claims for Loss of Personal Property. ca. 150 pp. 1944 location: 270/1/6/05
48	L-305	Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany. Section I: Geographical and Social Background. 130 pp. September 1944
	L-308	War Department. Dictionary of German Scientific Terms. 169 pp. December 1945
	L-309	Foreign Economic Administration. German Manual: Social Structure [14 pp.], National Income [9 pp.]. July 1945 location: 270/1/6/05
49	L-312	Law for Liberation from National Socialism and Militarism. 20 pp. March 1946
	L-313	Austria Military Government Handbook.ca. 200 pp. April 1945 location: 270/1/6/05
50	L-315	Treasury Department. Biographies of Leading German Bankers and Industrialists. A thru C. 373 pp.
	L-317	The Legal Status of Germany According to the Declaration of Berlin. 11 pp.
	L-319	Office of War Information. European News Digest. ca. 50 pp. June 1945
	L-320	Appendix to the Law for Liberation from National Socialism and Militarism. 19 pp. March 1946
	L-322	War Department. Economic Preparation and Conduct of the War Under the Nazi Regime. 52 pp. April 1946 location: 270/1/6/05
50-51	L-323	tenographic Report of the Meeting on the "Jewish Question under the Chairmanship of Field Marshal Goering in the Reichs Air Office. November 1938. ca. 100 pp. location: 270/1/6/05
51	L-324	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). The Plan for Reparations and the Level of the Post-War German Economy. 17 pp. March 1946
	L-325	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Report on the Gold of Banca d'Italia Taken to Germany. ca. 20 pp. December 1945
	L-329	Gazette of the Allied Commission for Austria. 1945-1947 location: 270/1/6/06
51-53	L-330	Military Government of Austria. Reports of the U.S. Commissioners. 1946 location: 270/1/6/06
53	L-331	Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Domination of Thailand. ca. 200 pp.1944
54	L-335	Department of State Bulletins. 1943-1947 location: 270/1/6/06
57	L-341	Judge Advocate General. History of the War Crimes Office. ca. 175 pp. 1945 location: 270/1/6/06
58	L-345	Military Government. Weekly Information Bulletins. 1946 location: 270/1/6/07
59	L-348	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). US Military Government Organization Manual. 140 pp. 1946
	L-349	Foreign Economic Administration. The German Chemical Industry. ca. 200 pp. October 1945
	L-350	War Crimes in Norway. ca. 100 pp. March 1946
	L-353	The Legal Status of Germany According to the Declaration of Berlin. ca. 50 pp. 1945
	L-354	Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 18A: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas, Burma. 1944 location: 270/1/6/07
61	L-357	Concentration Camp Diary of Prisoner of War Capt. E.F. Forquer. 1942-1944. location: 270/1/6/07
62	L-361	USFET. Civil Affairs and Military Government Organizations and Operations. ca. 200 pp.
	L-362	USFET. Procedures Followed by Civil Affairs and Military Government in the Restoration, Reorganization and Supervision of Indigenous Civil Administration. ca. 150 pp. location: 270/1/6/07
63	L-364	USFET. Displaced Persons, Refugees, and Recovered Allied Military Personnel. ca. 100 pp.
	L-365	USFET. Civil Affairs and Military Government Activities in Connection with Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives. 44 pp.
	L-366	USFET. Legal Phases of Civil Affairs and Military Government. 58 pp.
	L-367	USFET. War Crimes and Punishment of War Criminals. 18 pp.
	L-368	USFET. Legal Questions Arising in the Theater of Operations. 57 pp. location: 270/1/6/07
64	L-376	South West Pacific Areas. Report on the Destruction of Manila and Japanese Atrocities. 108 pp. February 1945
	L-377	Trial of War Criminals. Report by Robert H. Jackson to the President. 89 pp.
	L-378	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Selected Opinions. ca. 100 pp. 1945-1946
	L-380	AMGOT. Plans, Proclamations and Instructions. 2nd Ed. 278 pp. September 1943 location: 270/1/6/07
66	L-384	War Crimes in Thailand. ca. 100 pp. 1945
	L-386	UN War Crimes Commission. List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese). 1946
	L-387	Foreign Economic Administration. Program for German Economic and Industrial Disarmament. 375 pp. 1946
	L-388	Mediterranean Theater of Operations, War Crimes Branch. Wanted List. ca. 50 pp. July 1946 location: 270/1/7/01
67	L-391	Royal Norwegian Government Information Office. The Gestapo at Work in Norway. 38 pp.
	L-392	UN Information Office. Germany's Record and World Security. 31 pp.
	L-394	UN Information Office. Inter-Allied Information Committee. Conditions in Occupied Territories. [No. 1 The Axis System of Hostages, 15 pp. March 1942; No. 3 Religious Persecution, 23 pp. May 1942; No. 4 Axis Oppression of Education, 24 pp. October 1942; No. 5 The Penetration of German Capital into Europe, 32 pp. October 1942; No. 6 Persecution of the Jews, 20 pp. December 1942; No. 7 Axis Treatment of Women, 26 pp. November 1943; and, No. 8 Slave Labour and Deportation, 24 pp. June 1944]
	L-395	Netherlands News. February 1945 location: 270/1/7/01
67-70	L-396	Reports of German Atrocities in France. 1944-1945 location: 270/1/7/01
71	L-397	Law for Liberation from National Socialism and Militarism. ca. 40 pp. March 1946 location: 270/1/7/01
72	L-403	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Himmler's Files from Hallin. 29 pp. November 1945
	L-404	Civil Affairs Information Guide. The Administration of Justice in France.38 pp. July 1944 location: 270/1/7/02
73	L-407	Treasury Department. Preliminary Study of Certain Financial Laws and Institutions-Yugoslavia. 563 pp. September 1943
	L-408	Treasury Department. Preliminary Study of Certain Financial Laws and Institutions-Belgium. 558 pp. July 1944
	L-409	Treasury Department. Preliminary Study of Certain Financial Decrees of the German Occupying Authorities-The Netherlands. 303 pp. May 1943 location: 270/1/7/02
74	L-410	Treasury Department. Preliminary Study of Certain Financial Laws and Institutions-Greece. 448 pp. May 1944
	L-412	Official Journal of the Control Council for Germany. 1946
	L-413	Treasury Department. Preliminary Draft Report on Laws Relating to Austrian Exchange Control. 36 pp. March 1944
	L-413A	Preliminary Draft Reports on Laws Relating to the Austrian National Bank [80 pp. March 1944], Laws Relating to the Austrian Monetary System. location: 270/1/7/02
75	L-413B	Treasury Department. Preliminary Draft Report on Law Relating to Austrian Social Insurance. 50 pp. August 1945
	L-413C	Treasury Department. Preliminary Draft Report on Laws Relating to the Austrian Tax System. 26 pp. March 1944
	L-413D	Treasury Department. Preliminary Draft Report on Laws Relating to Austrian Export and Import Control. 16 pp. March 1944
	L-413E	Treasury Department. Preliminary Draft Report on Laws Relating to Price Control in Austria. ca. 35 pp. March 1944
	L-415	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Denazification Report. ca. 50 pp. 1946
	L-416	Monthly Report of the Control Commission for Germany (British Element). ca. 150 pp. July-September 1946 location: 270/1/7/02
76	L-418	United Nations War Crimes Commission. Record of Conference. 1945
	L-420	Foreign Economic Administration. The Reich Ministry of the Interior. 74 pp. May 1945 location: 270/1/7/02
77	L-426	Office of the Provost Marshal General. American Civil Internees in Germany, 1942-1945. location: 270/1/7/02
78	L-428	The Criminal Responsibility of the Hiterites. [translated from Russian] 140 pp. 1944
	L-429	Office of Strategic Services Art Looting Investigation Unit. The Goering Collection. location: 270/1/7/02
79	L-430	La France et Allemagne. French Occupation Government Publication. 176 pp. July-September 1946
	L-431	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Important German Legislation. 1946
	L-433	Organization Charts of Nazi Government. location: 270/1/7/03
80	L-435	The Office of Naval Intelligence Weekley. 65 pp. January 6, 1943
	L-436	European Theater of Operations. Report of the Theater Judge Advocate. 1942- 1946
	L-437	Military Government Report, U.S. Sector of Berlin. 1945
	L-438	British Zone Reviews. Nov.-December 1946 location: 270/1/7/03
82	L-440	Handbook for Reporting War Crimes. 24 pp. n.d.
	L-445	U.S. Army and Navy Manual on War Crimes.
	L-449	Japanese Atrocities. Published by US Army. 30 pp. location: 270/1/7/03
83	L-450	Programs of Japan in Manchuko, 1941-1945. ca. 650 pp.
	L-454	The Criminal Conspiracy in the Japanese War Crimes Trials. ca. 400 pp. location: 270/1/7/03
84	L-455	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Status Report on Military Government of Germany. ca. 50 pp. March 1946
	L-459	Foreign Economic Administration. A Preliminary Survey of the Holdings of the Japanese Economic Oligarchy. ca. 100 pp. June 1945
	L-460	Foreign Economic Administration. Economic Developments in Indochina, 1939- 1944. 67 pp. location: 270/1/7/03
85	L-465	Foreign Economic Administration. Japanese Occupation Technique in the Field of Money and Banking. 19 pp. 1944 location: 270/1/7/03
87	L-480	War Crimes Prosecutions Planning Memorandum. 9 pp. 1945
	L-481	Memorandum on Trial Preparation. 6 pp. 1945
	L-482	Executive Agreement Relating to the Prosecution of European Axis War Criminals. 32 pp. May 1945
	L-483	List of Official International Conferences and Meetings. 39 pp. April 1947
	L-484	War Department. Records Administration and Disposition of Records. 1945
	L-486	Minutes of Judge Advocates Conference. 231 pp. May 1945 location: 270/1/7/04
88	L-491	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Registration, Employment and Unemployment-U.S. Zone. 22 pp. November 1946
	L-493	Indictments of Major War Criminals. 1945
	L-494	UNWCC. Law Reports of the Trials of War Criminals. 1947 location: 270/1/7/04
89	L-495	Buchenwald Case. 47 pp. 1947
	L-496	Collection of legal articles on war crimes.
	L-497	Allied Commission for Austria-British Element. Austria-A Monthly Report and Review. 59 pp. April 1947
	L-498	Treaties of Peace with Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Rumania, and Finland. ca. 150 pp. 1947
	L-500	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Constitutions of Bavaria, Hesse, and Wuerttenberg-Baden. 74 pp. February 1947
	L-501	State Department. Status of Countries in Relation to the War. 13 pp. August 1945
	L-502	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Enactments and Approved Papers of the Control Council and Coordinating Commission. 177 pp. 1946 location: 270/1/7/04
90	L-506	Foreign Economic Administration. The German Machine Industry. 195 pp. 1945
	L-507	State Department. The Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals. ca. 180 pp. December 1945
	L-508	State Department. The Argentine Situation [The Blue Book]. 86 pp. February 1946 location: 270/1/7/04
91	L-512	Judge Advocate General School. Law of Land Warfare [186 pp. September 1943] and Law of Belligerent Occupation [277 pp. June 1944].
	L-513	Monthly Report, Allied Control Authority. [In French] June, July, October 1947
	L-514	Civil Affairs in Occupied and Liberated Territory. 74 oversized pp. location: 270/1/7/04
92-93	L-517	Marburg Papers. 1940 in German. ca. 800 pp. location: 270/1/7/04
94	L-521	International Military Tribunal. Trial Presentation, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. 41 pp. January 1946
	L-523	Introduction to Presentation of the Evidence Regarding Slave-Labor. ca. 100 pp. location: 270/1/7/05
94-95	L-524	Regulations Governing the Trial of War Criminals. ca. 100 pp. 1945 location: 270/1/7/05
95	L-532	State Department. The Administration and Structure of Japanese Government. 17 pp. 1945 location: 270/1/7/05
95-96	L-533	Society for the Prevention of World War III Magazine. October 1946-April 1949 location: 270/1/7/05
96	L-535	Documents constituting basic authority for war crimes trials. 49 pp. March 1947
	L-536	War Department. Economic Preparation and Conduct of the War Under the Nazis. 53 pp. 1946 location: 270/1/7/05
97	L-539	War Crimes Bibliographies. ca. 50 pp. 1946
	L-540	Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service. Daily Report. May 14, 1948. ca. 60 pp.
	L-544	Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). Who Was a Nazi? 35 pp.1947
	L-553	Military Government Gazette,. Germany-United States Area of Control. ca. 100 pp. 1948
	L-554	Nazi Fifth Columism. ca. 75 pp. location: 270/1/7/05
98	L-555	Foreign Office. The Krupp Complex. 77 pp. 1945
	L-557	Joint Chiefs of Staff. Dictionary of U.S. Military Terms. 95 pp. 1948
	L-559	U.S. Army Civil Affairs Control. ca. 75 pp.
	L-561	Information Bulletin. Magazine of U.S. Military Government in Germany. 26 pp. August 10, 1948
	L-562	Monthly Report of the Military Governor, Office of Military Government for Germany-U.S. Zone (OMGUS). 100 pp. August 1948 location: 270/1/7/03
104		(26) Department of State. The Axis in Defeat: A Collection of Documents on American Policy toward Germany and Japan. 118 pp. location: 270/1/7/06
106		Military Government Gazettes-Germany-U.S. Zone. 1946-1949 Official Gazette of the Control Council for Germany. 1946-1948 location: 270/1/7/06
108		U.S. Congress. The Katyn Forest Massacre. 1951 Wilkins, Judge William J. Krupp War Guilt. 1948 Judge Advocate General School. Law of Belligerent Occupation. 1944 location: 170/1/7/07
109		Bern, Switzerland Legation of the United States of America. Reports on the German Concentration Camps Auschwitz and Birkenau. 56 pp. October 1944 location: 270/1/7/07
110		U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. Press Releases. 1949-1951 location: 270/1/7/07
113		Judge Advocate General. European Theater of Operations. Report for the period 4 April 1942 to 3 April 1946 location: 270/1/7/07
118-120		Simpson Report on The Dachau War Crimes Proceedings. 1948 location: 270/1/8/01
121		UNWCC. Alphabetical Index of War Criminals. location: 270/1/8/01
122		Who's Who in Nazi Germany. 33 pp. December 1942 UNWCC. Interim Lists of War Criminals, Suspects and Witnesses. 1944-1948 location: 270/1/8/02
122-127		UNWCC. Central Registry of War Criminals and Suspects Lists. location: 270/1/8/02

Records of Concentration Camp Natzweiler (Entry 136)

Photocopies and translations of documents created by the Schutzstaffeln der NSDAP, the SS, in the administration of Camp Natzweiler. Included are inventories of prisoners, by type (political, homosexual, or Jewish), material relating to economic uses of prisoners, and general orders of the SS. Located in Alsace-Lorraine, Natzweiler was used mainly for political prisoners. Its records were captured by U.S. troops and translated for use by the war crimes prosecution staff. A few of the documents which were translated originated at other concentration camps. Arranged by translation number. Boxes 1-5 loc: 270/1/8/03

European Place Name Index 1944-1949 (Entry 141A)

This series consists of 3" x 5" card indexes to the war crimes case files described in entries 143, 144, and 145. Individual cards include the place name, the name and status of the individual referred to in the document that contains the place name, the number of the file which contains the document, and a summary of the contents of the document. Arranged alphabetically by name of place in Europe where war crimes took place.

Boxes 1-10 location: 270/1/13/01

Index to War Crimes by Organization (Entry 141C)

Box 1 location: 270/1/13/02

European Name Index 1944-1949 (Entry 142)

This series consists of 3" x 5" card indexes to the war crimes case files described in entries 143, 144, and 145. Cards include the name of the individual; his status as accused, witness, or victim; the name of the case file which refers to the individual; and a brief summary of the pertinent documents in the file.

Boxes 1-72 location: 270/1/13/02

Card Register of Documents in the Case Files 1944-1949 (Entry 142A)

Boxes 1-49 location: 270/1/13/08

Name Index to Witness of War Crim Incidents 1942-1945 (Entry 142B)

Boxes 1-2 location: 270/1/14/03

Index by Organization to war Crimes Correspondence 1939-1948 (Entry 142C)

Boxes 1-17 location: 270/1/14/03

Index to Administrative Correspondence by Organization, Individual and Theater 1944 (Entry 142D)

Boxes 1-10 location: 270/1/14/05

Index by Operation, Place and Individual to War Crimes Incidents, Testimony and Administrative Correspondence 1941-1948 (Entry 142E)

Boxes 1-7 location: 270/1/14/05

Name Index to European Theater of Operations War Crimes Trials (Entry 142F)

Boxes 1-2 location: 270/1/14/06

Case Files 1944-1949 (Entry 143)

Records contain information about a specific war crime or a group of war crimes. Included are correspondence, trial records and transcripts, investigatory material such as interrogation reports and exhibits used in trials, clemency petitions and reviews, photographs of atrocities, and published material such as newspaper clippings and pamphlets. See descriptive material in the consultation area in Room 2400 for the arrangement of these records. Finding aids for these records are described in etries 139-142.

Boxes 1-1460 location: 270/1/14/06 and Box 102 location: 270B/3/03

Persons and Places Case File (Dossier File) 1944-1949 (Entry 144)

Records contain information about a specific war crime or persons who may have been involved in war crimes. Included are correspondence, diaries, biographical sketches, witness statements, photographs, reports, transcripts, investigatory material such as interrogation reports and published materials such as newspaper clippings. Finding aids for these records are described in entries 139-142. A box and folder list is available in the consultation area in Room 2400.

Boxes 1-140

Box#	File#	File Title or Subject
1	100-0	Various information on war criminals and suspects, Bozen concentration camp, persecution of Jews, activities of Organization Todt, SS, Gestapo, and SD.
1	100-6	Amann, Max
2	100-19	Bormann, Martin
2	100-65	Forster, Albert; SS and Gauleiter of Danzig accused of mass deportations and killings of Jews.
3	100-66	Frank, Hans
	100-67	Frank,. Karl hermann
	100-72	Frick, Wilhelm
	100-75	Funk, Walter
	100-95	Henlein, Konrad; SS and Gauleiter of Sudetenland.
	100-104	Hoffmann, Otto; SS, alleged to have been placed in charge of Auschwitz extermination center, Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps, and Oranienburg, a subcamp of Sachsenhausen, in Germany. Interrogation statement. 4 pp.
4	100-119	Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
	100-124	Keitel, Wilhelm
	100-133	Koch, Erich; Reich Commissiar for the Ukraine.
	100-145	Krupp, Gustav von Bohlem und Halbach
	100-149	Lammers, Hans Heinrich
	100-156	Ley, Robert
5	100-182	Mueller, Heinrich
	100-205	Activities of the SS in Argentina
	100-211	Ribbentrop, Joachim von
	100-213	Rochling, Hermann
	100-215	Rosenberg, Alfred
6	100-221	Sauckel, Fritz
	100-226	Schirach, Baldur von
	100-238	Seyss-Inquart, Arthur
	100-240	Siekmeir, Heinrich; SS, Commissar General for the Ukraine.
	100-243	Speer, Albert
	100-251	Stuckart, Wilhelm, SS, accused of killing Jews in Poland.
	100-257	Thierack, Otto Georg, SS, accused of atrocities against Jews in Germany.
	100-265	Vollmer, Guenther, Chief of Prisons under Reich Ministry of Justice.
7	100-300	Pohl, Oswald
	100-313	Bodovski, Fritz von, accused of giving the order to massacre French nationals at Oradour-Sur-Glane, France.
	100-318	Stuelpnagel, Karl Heinrich von
	100-320	Quisling, Vidkun
	100-323	Kesselring, Albert
8	100-332	Arndt, ernst Moritz, SS, admitted German Jews were deported to Eastern Europe for slave laborers
	100-339	Himmler, Heinrich; information on the persecution of Jews, Hallein Archives, orders relating to inmate evacuations of concentration camps, etc.
	100-340	Mussolini, Benito
	100-342	Jung, Willi, SS, Mayor of Vienna, Austria.
	100-345	Schacht, Hjalmar
	100-365	Dietrich, Sepp
9	100-382	Greiser, Arthur Karl, SS, Gauleiter of Warthegau
	100-390	Mihalovich, Draja
	100-392	Hoffmann, Paul, SS, in charge of crematorium at Majdanek extermination center in Poland.
55		100-502
	100-525	Sauer, Heinrich
	100-532	Schmitt, Walter, SS, accused of atrocities committed against German and European nationals in the People's Court by sending convicted individuals to Sachsenhausen and Ravensbrueck concentration camps in Germany, and to Mauthausen concentration camp, in Austria.
56	100-543	Siebert, Fritz, Director of the Department of Internal Administration, General Government, Krakow, Poland
	100-563	Guderian, Heinz
	100-564	Schwarz, Franz Xavier
	100-567	Knezevich, Djorji; original diary with partial translation of the testimony of a survivor of Banjica concentration camp in Yugoslavia who tells of deportations, camp evacuations, and Estonian Gypsy children being deported to Germany.
56-57	100-569	Goering, Hermann
57	100-570	Goebbels, Josef
57	100-583	Dietrich, Sepp
58	100-595	Information on the diary of Lutz Graf Scherwin von Krosigk
	100-599	Kappler, Otto, SS, accused of atrocities in Italy
	100-601	Nazi Looting and Post-war Underground Activities
	100-605	Papen, Franz von
	100-606	Krupp, Alfred von Bohlen und Halbach
	100-608	Mandl, Fritz
	100-614	Petain, Philippe
	100-616	Best, Walter, SS, dossier contains a report about Danish Jews escaping to Sweden
59	100-623	Roechling, Theodor
	100-629	Horthy, Nikolas Miklos
	100-630	Laval, Pierre
	100-631	Kramer, Josef, SS, a copy of UNWCC report on atrocities committed at Auschwitz extermination camp, etc.
	100-634	Buscheck, accused of killing Jews in Poland, but escaped to Romania
	100-641	Beissner, Wilhelm, information on atrocities against Jews in Poland and Yugoslavia, also some information on Alfred Rosenberg and Robert Ley
	100-645	Lesser, Bruno (smuggling of diamonds)
	100-678	Urkis, Heinrichs, SS, member of special execution kommando A, who was accused of killing Jews in Latvia and the USSR.
60	100-689	Arajs, SS, head of special execution Kommando A, who was accused of killing Jews in Latvia and Minsk, USSR
	100-690	Mihallovich, Draja
	100-699	Doenitz, Karl
	100-704	Office of Strategic Services Report on Fascist in Italy.
61	100-727	Report on members of the special execution unit Sonderkommando [Sondergruppe] A, who were responsible for the killing of Jews in Latvia
	100-728	Popov, Victor, member of the triangle of death and the Stranga [police], who were accused of killing Jews and communists
	100-730	Herz, Willy, SA, accused of persecuting German Jews
62	100-749	Message relating to member of the SS wanted in Italy
	100-750	Message relating to members of the SS and SD in Spain
	100-763	Six, Franz Alfred
	100-785	Criminal policy of Walter Best and the Gestapo, and notes on the Schalburg camps in Denmark
63	100-793	Schwarz, Franz Xavier
	100-795	Dienstelle Ribbentrop
	100-798	Becker, Herbert, SS, accused of atrocities against Jews in Krakow, Poland
82	100-815	Information relating to Count Ciano's diary
	100-823	Laval, Pierre
	100-831	Petain, Philippe
	100-833	Baur, Hans
	100-841	Giesler, Hermann
	100-842	Quisling, Vidkun
	100-850	Office of Naval Intelligence reports on concentration camps and massacres
	100-851	Information relating to the destruction of Warsaw, Poland.
83	100-875	Saukel, Fritz
	100-881	Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp
	100-883	Six, Franz
	100-884	Kappler, SS and SD Einstazkommando, Rome, and the killing of Jews and other victims at Ardeatine Caves, Italy
	100-885	Stepp, SS, some information on Jews in Dachau concentration camp
	100-887	More information on Count Ciano's Diary
	100-890	Eichmann, Karl Adolf
	100-892	Kube, Wilhelm, information on the persecution of Jews in the USSR
	100-893	Niemoeller, Martin
	100-894	Muhe, Ludwig, gives information on Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps
	100-899	Globocnik, Odilo, SS, Gauleiter of Vienna, Austria
84	100-904	American POWs used as slave laborers
86	100-927	Report on Nordmark Concentration Camp (Kiel, Germany)
86-87	100-929	Welzheim Concentration Camp in Germany
87	100-1002	Laval, Pierre
87	100-	1003 Laval, Pierre
87-89	100-1011	Skorenzy, Otto et. al.
89	00-1012	Hofffmann, Heinrich
89	100-1028	Drechsel, Paul, SS, accused of atrocities in Poland
90	100-1070	Peltret, Hans, SS, advocate for the extermination of Jews and Poles
	100-1079	Friedrichs, Helmut, Martin Bormann's Deputy
	100-1093	Eichmann, Karl Adolf
	100-1102	Frick, Wilhelm
91	100-1105	Reeden, SS, gives information on the SS activities in France
	100-1109	Winkelmann, Otto, SS, gives information on SS activities in Hungary
	100-1111	Bulling, Hans Johann Friedrich, SS, gives information on the activities of the SS, Gestapo, and Geheime Feldpolizei in USSR and France
	100-1113	Eigruber, August, SS and Gauleiter of Upper Austria, gives information on deportations to Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria and Auschwitz extermination center in Poland
	100-1119	Brockmeyer [Brockmeier], Wilhelm, SS and Gestapo, accused of atrocities against inmates of Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria
	100-1121	Morgen, Konrad, SS, gives information on Buchenwald, Herzogenbusch, and Dachau concentration camps, Majdanek and Auschwitz extermination centers, and Oranienburg, a subcamp of Sachshausen concentration camp
	100-1125	Gerstein, Kurt, SS, gives information on the gassing of concentration camp inmates using Zyklon B
	100-1132	Kapp, Werner, interrogation of, gives information on the transfer of Jews from Germany to Latvia in 1942
	100-1135	Ribbentrop, Joachim von
	100-1139	Funhoff, Theodor, sent to concentration camps because he assisted Jews, and was a survivor of Sachsenhausen, Buchenwald, and Flossenbuerg concentration camps
	100-1140	Seidel, Otto, SA, accused of deporting Jews on November 9, 1938
	100-1146	Greiser-Poland
92	100-1152	Hollrieger, Alois, SS, interrogation statement giving some information on Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria.
	100-1153	Interrogations of Gottfried, Richard and and Wandel, Lothar (Alias Wagner, Ludewig), relating to SS activities in Radom, Poland.
	100-1155	Records (copies) relatiang to I.G. Farben
	100-1156	Blaser, Heinrich, SS, interrogation giving some information on the SS activities in the Balkans and Northern Italy under Odilo Globocknik.
	100-1160	Copies of CROWCASS Want lists
	100-1163	Karbus, Maria (wife of Otto Preminger) assisted in the rescue of Jews to Switzerland, but was accused of being a Gestapo agent.
93	100-1171	Golstein, Samuel; a Jew killed by the Nazis in 1942 at Cannes, France.
	100-1174	Report on the killing by the Nazis of members of the Josef Meyer family, who were German Jews, in Grossbullesheim, Germany.
	100-1175	Pavelic, Ante (a report on his escape)
	100-1178	Report on the killing of Julius Lobbenberg, a German Jew, on April 1, 1933, by the Nazis.
	100-1180	Schwictenberg, Otto; gives some information on the killing of Jews, Soviets, and other foreign nationals.
	100-1182	Piokowski, Alex B.; SS and former commandant of Dachau concentration camp; gives information on the killing of Jews at the camp.
	100-1183	Information on the gassing of Jews, former residents of Lodz Ghetto in Poland, at Auschwitz extermination center in Poland.
	100-1186	Bowman, Gerald and Esser, Hermann, giving some information on the expropriation of gold and diamonds from Jews.
	100-1187	SS and Gestapo activities during Kristallmacht, Nov. 9, 1938.
	100-1190	Pilder, Hans; accused of expropriation of Jewish property in Germany.
	100-1193	Report by the World Jewish Congress, dated May 14, 1945, on the Jewish Ghetto and concentration camp of Terezin, Czechoslovakia.
	100-1195	Hug, Albert; SS member with signed order deporting Jews.
	100-1198	Buegelsack, Georg; interrogation giving some information on a Nazi plan to exterminate Czech children.
	100-1199	Keller, Josef; SS, giving some information on atrocities against Jews at Zdolbunow, Poland in 1942.
	100-1200	Pflugk, Hartung, Horst von; relating to espionage in Denmark.
94	100-1207	Ferrero, Egon and Martini, Fanco, giving some information on the activities of the Italian SS (Questra) against Italian Jews (photos of perpetrators are contained).
	100-1213	Report on the employees of the German Embassy in Madrid, Spain.
	100-1218	Interrogations of Ernst Mueller, Wolfgang Wegener, and Heinrich Wolpert, SS members, giving information on the Nazi underground movement "Lampshade and methods used in removing SS tattoos.
	100-1219	Hapsburg, Albrecht in Argentina
	100-1224	Frick, Wilhelm
	100-1241	Falkenhausen, Alexander von
	100-1257	Report on Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria, and its subcamp Gusen I.
	100-1260	Puhl, FNU.
	100-1263	Spaukuhle, Wilhelm, accused of deportations of Yugoslav nationals to Germany as slave laborers.
	100-1270	Lissauer, Bertha Gans; victim deported from Terezin concentration to Auschwitz extermination center on July 28, 2942, on transport train number DZ 873.

General and Administrative Records (Set Up File) 1944-1949 (Entry 145)

Boxes 1-241

General Records 1943-1948 (Entry 146)

Boxes 1-21

War Crimes Lists 1945-1950 (Entry 147)

Boxes 1-14

Numbered Dispatches 1946-1948 (Entry 148)

Boxes 1-3

Records of Concentration Camp Trials (Entry 149)

Boxes 1-34

European War Crimes List (Entry 150)

Box 1

French War Crimes Cases 1945-1947 (Entry 151)

Boxes 1-7

List of European War Crimes Trials 1950 (Entry 152)