Interagency Working Group (IWG)

Records of the Office of Strategic Services (RG 226)

Interagency Working Group (IWG): Record Group 226, Boxes 440-442

Boston Series Reports [based on information supplied by George Wood (Fritz Kolbe)]

Box Number 440

Number	Subject
Nos. 1-3	Relate to Turkey [October-December 1943]
No. 4	German view of the Rumanian Situation [November-December 1943]
No. 9	Treatment of Italian Jews [Reports states "On October 6, 1943, the following recommendation was made to high German sources by a German official in Italy: Orders have been received from Berlin by Obersturmbannfuhrer Kappler to seize and to take to Northern Italy the 8,000 Jews living in Rome. They are to be liquidated. General Stahel, the city commandant of Rome, will permit this action only if it is consistent with the politics of the Reich Foreign Minister. It would be better business, in my opinion, to use the Jews, as in Tunis, for work on fortifications. Together with Kappler, I shall present this view through Field Marshal General Kesselring."]
No. 10	Events at the Vatican [December 1943]
Nos. 12, 124	Secret Nazi Radio in Dublin, Ireland
No. 16	German Agents in Zurich, Switzerland [December 1943]
No. 18	List of French Officials [December 1943]
No. 20	Nazi Military Attaché in Madrid Pays Out Bribes [to ship captains to go to Italy]
No. 21	Attempt to Bribe Rumanian Military Attaché [December 1943]
Nos. 25-26	German Information on Activities at the Moscow Conference [Oct.-Nov.1943]
No. 34	Japanese Estimate of Turkish Situation [December 1943]
No. 35	Von Papen's Proposal Re Dodescanese
No. 36	Unrest in Greece [includes information regarding reprisals, November-Dec.1943]
No. 39	Rumanian Food Sent to Germany [December 1943]
Nos. 40, 97	Information on Rumanian Trade with Switzerland
No. 41	Rumanian Jews Communicate with Relatives in France [December 1943]
No. 42	Bulgarian Internal Affairs [December 1943]
No. 44	The Partisan Movement in Yugoslavia [November-December 1943]
Nos. 45-46	Axis Problems in Croatia; Unrest in Croatia and Serbia [November 1943]
No. 50	German Wolfram Negotiations with Portugal and Spain [November-Dec.1943]
No. 52	German Items from Tangier [November-December 1943]
No. 54	German Estimate of French Resistance Activities [December 1943, report indicates that "1,228 arrests were made during November. The French Courts were very lax and unwilling to sentence offenders to death. Laval is setting up a traveling court of trusted judges, empowered to impose sentences of death. Requisite action is not being taken by the French Government. There is a very great need of appointing active collaborationists with the Police and Interior Departments."
No. 55	More French Labor to Germany [December 1943]
No. 58	German Reaction to Petain's Desire to Resign [October-December 1943]
No. 59	Further Views of Abetz on the French Situation [December 1943]
No. 60	German Grain Shipments to Spain [November 1943]
No. 63	German Attempts to Seize Italian Funds [November-December 1943; "About November 5, 1943, Rahn, German Ambassador to Italy, came into possession of instructions to dispatch the Italian gold which is at Milan to Fransensfest. Appropriate safeguards were to be employed. The gold could stay under Italian guards, aided by carefully selected Gestapo agents and men from the German Foreign Office. Rahn was further instructed to inform Mussolini in an 'amicable way' that these steps had been taken."]
No. 66	Meeting of Italian Republican Fascist Party [November 1943; "Rahn states that the meeting was completely confused both 'in spirit and political outlook,' but that agreement was reach on the practical points contained in the 11-point program. This program contained…anti-Jewish provisions, and also provided for the immediate shooting of Ciano and other traitors and for reprisals against anti-Fascists, etc."]
No. 69	Vatican Declaration Concerning the Wehrmacht [October 1943]
No. 71	List of French Officials [December 1943]
Nos. 75-76	Hungarian-Rumanian Relations [November 1943]
No. 77	Report of Meeting Between Hungarian Press Attaché and United States Intelligence Office at Madrid, Spain [October 1943]
No. 79	German Interrogation of American or British Pilots in Hungary [October 1943]
No. 81	Situation in Denmark [December 1943; includes police measures, e.g., shooting, concentration camps]
No. 82	Rumanian Peace Feelers [October 1943]
No. 85	The Azores Agreement [October-November 1943]
No. 86	Soviet American Relations [November 1943]
No. 87	The Timor Situation [December 1943]
No. 88	Peace Negotiations with Finland [November 1943]
No. 89	German Information on Finnish Political Affairs [October-December1943]
No. 90	German Report on Propaganda and Morale in Japan [October 1943]
No. 91	German Reaction to the Situation in France [October-December 1943, 5 pp.; noted in the report that "Increasing desertion, resistance, sabotage and other calamitous internal political developments this year were greatly increased by the exportation of French labor to Germany. Workers who are afraid of being drafted become terrorists. The French Government is not effective. German intervention was needed to buck up the Laval regime, in attempt to bolster collaboration, as resistance in Vichy and the country had to be overcome and war production expedited"]
No. 92	German Comment on French Officials Outside France [December 1943]
No. 93	Miscellaneous Items on the Internal Situation in France [December 1943]
No. 94	German Propaganda Organization in Italy {December 1943]
No. 95	Miscellaneous Items from Sweden [October-December 1943]
No. 97	Further Information on Rumanian Trade with Switzerland
No. 99	The Vermehren Affair [clerk to the German Military Attaché in Ankara, Turkey, February 1944]
No. 100	Turkish Foreign Relations [February 1944]
No. 106	Bulgarian Internal Affairs [February 1944]
No. 107	Hitler Advises Prince Cyril of Bulgarian Situation [February 1944]
No. 109	The Chastelaine Affair [Rumania]
No. 111	German Plans for Destruction of Vital Industries in Rome
No. 117	Spanish-British Relations Unsatisfactory [January 1944]
No. 120	German Broadcasting Equipment for Argentina
No. 124	German Radio Transmitter Removed and Parachutists Arrested [in Ireland, January 1944]
No. 125	Finnish Soviet Relations [February 1944]
No. 126	Japanese Proposal of Russo-German Agreement [February 1944]
No. 127	Blockage Running from Europe to Japan Halted [by Hitler decree January 1944]
No. 129	Export of Tungsten from Spain [February-March 1944]
No. 130	Spain's Position in the War [February 1944]
No. 132	German Activity in Tangier [February-March 1944]
No. 133	The German Policy in the Baltic States [March 1944]
No. 135	Possibility of Anglo-German Agreement [views of Pilet-Golaz, Swiss Foreign Minister, March 1945]
No. 136	Turkish Foreign Policy [February 1944]
No. 137	Turkish-American Affairs [March 1944]
No. 138	German Military [Abwehr] Organizations in Switzerland
No. 139	The Vermehren Affair [Turkey]
No. 142	Visit of [Rumanian]Prince Stirbey and Daughter to Bulgaria [February 1944]
No. 143	Visit of Premier Antonescu to Nazi General Headquarters
No. 147	Swedish Fear of Russian Power
No. 148	Tungsten Exports from Portugal
No. 152	Radio Transmitter in German Legation in Dublin [December 1943-January 1944]
No. 153	Irish Foreign Affairs [March 1944]
No. 155	Stirbey's Plan for a Political Coup [March 1944]
No. 159	Proposed Protective Custody for Petain [April 1944]
No. 160	Workers From Italy
No. 161	German Views on the Crisis in Finland [March 1944]
No. 162	German Reaction to the Finnish-Soviet Situation
No. 163	German Negotiations with Spain Concerning Wolfram [Jan.-April 1944, 12 pp.]
No. 165	Internal Affairs in Bulgaria [April 1944]
No. 166	Sevov's Trip to Turkey [February-March 1944]
No. 167	Bulgaria's Efforts for Separate Peace [March 1944]
No. 168	Discussion of Von Papen and Menemencioglu Concerning Bulgaria [Feb.1944]
No. 169	Turkish Relations with Bulgaria and Russia [March 1944]
No. 172	Conversations Between Von Papen and Menemencioglu on the Rumanian Situation [April 1944]
No. 173	Rumanian Efforts Toward a Separate Peace [March 1944]
No. 174	Measures to Effect Closer Rumanian Collaboration [April 1944]
No. 176	Evidence of Lowered Rumanian Morale [April 1944]
Nos. 177-178	Antonescu's Protest on the Conduct of German Troops and Rippentrop Protests [March-April 1944]
No. 179	Collapse of Morale in Rumania [April 1944]
No. 182	Anonescu's Reaction to the Occupation of Hungary [March 1944]
No. 183	Problems of German Military Occupation in Hungary [March 1944]
No. 184	Collaboration of the Arrow Cross Party with Occupation Authorities in Hungary [April 1944]
No. 185	Projected Disarmament of the Hungarian Army [March 1944]
No. 186	Relaxation of Restrictions on Hungarian Troops [March 1944]
No. 187	Discussions Concerning the New Hungarian Cabinet [March 1944; "Regent [Micholas] Horthy stated that he regretted that Hitler had not been frank with him…" "Weesenmayer concluded as a result of his long conversations with Horthy that he was becoming more and more convinced that on the one hand the Regent was an unmitigated liar and on the other hand he was physically no longer capable of performing his duties. Horthy constantly repeated himself, often contradicting himself within a few sentences, and sometimes apparently did not know how to go on. Everything he said sounded to Weesenayer like a memorized formula, and the latter feared that it would be difficult to convince him let alone win him over."]
No. 188	German Military Operations in Hungary [March 1944]
No. 189	Present Status of Collaboration Between Germans and Hungarians [March 1944; "Decrees were said to have been, as of 31 March 1944, issued which indicated that the government was taking steps to deal with the Jewish situation. This was being done with a degree of astuteness not common in Hungary. However, some of the designated punishments were thought to be inadequate and Weesenmayer is said to have stated that he intended to make sure that they were more severe in actual practice."]
No. 191	Proposed Surrender of Count Bethlen to the Nazis [March 1944]
No. 192	General Conditions in Hungary During the first week of April 1944 ["Weesenmayer is said to have reported that the populace seemed pleased when wealthy Jews were apprehended, despite assertions by Hungarian officials that the people were opposed to these arrests. The people were said to be unable to comprehend individual instances of harsh treatment of Jews or the ransacking of Jewish shops by Nazi troops. Because of this, poor Jews were said to be the object of pity. On the whole, the Jews were said to have obeyed the instructions given them."]
No. 193	Internal Opposition to Existing German Government [Hungary, April 1944]
No. 194	Rumors of Insurrection Planned by Horthy [April 1944]
No. 195	Internal Problems under Consideration by Premier Sztojay [April 1944]
No. 196	Apprehension and Possible Release of Szapari [April 1944]
No. 197	Internal Problems in Hungary [March 1944; "the prosecution of Jews had been instituted…"]
No. 198	SS Attempt to Locate Kallay [March 1944]
No. 200	Arrests of Officials and Jewish Persecution Following Hungarian Occupation April 1944; "Up to 1 April 3,441 Jews have been arrested, among them journalists, including Orsajo, whose home was a gathering place for persons opposed to Germany, such as Nagy, the former Minister of War. Antagonism is said to have arisen between orthodox Jews and modern'(neolog)' Jews. The Central Jewish Council was informed that it was considered responsible for the actions of Jews. The towns of Beregaszasz, Munkacs and Ungvar, where there is an especially large proportion of Jews, have been segregated. Councils of Elders have been established in the towns."]
No. 201	Evacuation of German Nationals [March 1944]
No. 206	Proposed Plans in Case of Partial German Withdrawal from Greece [March 1944]
No. 207	Civil Military Problems in Yugoslavia [April 1944]
No. 208	Problem of the German-Croat Administration [March 1944]
No. 209	Assessment of Croat Fighting Strength [February 1944]
No. 214	Military Activity in Croatia [April 1944]
No. 215	German Knowledge of Japanese Military Situation [March 1944, 8 pp.]
No. 217	The German Military Attaché in Tokyo Sums Up the Far Eastern War Situation [March 1944, 4 pp.]
No. 218	Report on Internal Affairs in Japanese-Occupied Territory [March 1944]
No. 219	Von Ribbentrop's Interest in Japanese Affairs [April 1944]
No. 220	German Interest in Reported Anglo-Japanese Peace Moves [March 1944]
No. 221	Japanese Protest Goebbels' Propaganda Articles
No. 228	Internal Warfare and Military Organization in Albania [February 1944]
No. 229	Anglo-American Demands Made of Turkey [January 1944]
No. 230	German Backing of Moroccan Independence Movement [March 1944]
No. 233	The German Kriegs Organization in Spain [March 1944]
No. 234	German-Portuguese Wolfram Negotiations [February-April 1944]
No. 236	German Opinion of Il Duce [Mussolini, March 1944]
No. 238	Refugees and Food Supplies in Rome [March 1944]
No. 240	Spain Makes Arrangements to Rescue Nazi Aviators [March 1944]
No. 241	Camouflaged Shipments from Portugal to Germany [January 1944]
No. 242	Reported Changes in German Abwehr Organization [February 1944; "The Argentine and Vermehren incidents are said to have precipitated a crisis in the Abwehr last February which cause the virtual absorption of Abwehr into the Himmler Organization, and Admiral Canaris' displacement."]
No. 243	The Vico Incident [Spain, February 1944]
No. 246	Military Forces of the Greek Collaborationists [March 1944]
No. 247	Greek Economic Report [February 1944; has information on gold sales]
No. 248	German-Chetnik Collaboration in Yugoslavia [March 1944]
No. 249	Neubacher's Impressions of a Trip to Bucharest [March 1944; information on report that Pope is constantly working to establish Anglo-German understanding in order to rescue the world from Bolshevism]
No. 251	Recent German Negotiations with Mihailovic
No. 252	Internal Resistance in Croatia [March 1944]
No. 257	Turkish Foreign Affairs [April 1944]
No. 258	Turkish Shipments of Chrome to Germany [April 1944]
No. 259	[Swiss Foreign Minister] Pilet-Golaz's Opinion on Foreign Affairs [March 1944]
No. 261	German Concessions Desired by Mussolini [April 1944]
No. 263	Germany's Tungsten Requirements
No. 264	German Gold Shipment to Spain [March 1944]
No. 269	German Minister's Interview with Prime Minister of Thailand [March 1944]
No. 270	German Views on Thailand's Position
No. 274	Contemplated German Reprisals for FCNL Trials in Algiers
No. 275	Secret Transmitter in French Embassy at Bern
No. 276	Allies Furnish Intelligence by French in Bern
No. 277	German Search for Evidence of Swedish Sabotage
No. 279	Dr. Clausen Leader of Nazi Party in Denmark
No. 280	German Negotiations with Antonescu [March-April 1944]
No. 286	German Views on Russian Occupied Poland [March 1944]
Nos. 287-288	Russian Peace Terms Offered Rumania
No. 290	Portuguese Finance Minister's Visit to Spain [March 1944]
No. 291	Pope's Disapproval of Allied Bombings
No. 292	German Foreign Office Meeting in Berlin [March 1944]
No. 294	Communications between Berlin and Dublin
No. 295	Export of Spanish Wolfram to the Germans
No. 300	Shipments of Wolfram from Portugal into Spain
No. 302	Turkish Negotiations with Germany
No. 303	Political Situation in Hungary [May 1944]
No. 304	German Negotiations with Sweden to Obtain Ball Bearings
Nos. 312-313	A Review of the December 1943 German negotiations with Sweden to obtain Ball Bearings
No. 314	Germany's Tungsten Requirements
No. 318	Additional Information on Retaliation for Sentences Imposed by Algiers
No. 320	Further Expressions of Bulgarian Policy by Sevov
No. 329	Smuggling of Wolfram from Spain
No. 333	Minister Frohwein's Visit to Switzerland
No. 336	Negotiations in Madrid by Argentine Military Attache for German Arms and Manufacturing Rights [July 1944]
No. 347	Financial Investigation of Italian Fascist Leader
No. 350	German Position Regarding Russian-Bulgarian Negotiations
No. 351	Discussion of Turkish-Bulgarian Relations
No. 354	German Intelligence in Portugal
No. 355	Allied and Nazi Negotiations with the Swiss Concerning Foreign Exchange for Germany
No. 356	Reported German Sentences [July 1944]
No. 357	Conversations Between [Walter] Stucki and Laval
No. 365	Conversations Between Balabanov [Bulgarian Minister to Turkey] and Saracoglu [Turkish Prime Minister]
No. 367	German Attempts to influence Turkish Policy [4 pp.]
No. 365	German Labor Problem [information on "impressed" workers]
No. 370	Evacuation of Siena: Action by Marshal Kesselring Against Those Guilty of Plundering
No. 371	Reorganization of the Fascist Party [Italy]
No. 372	Mussolini's Proposed visit to Germany
No. 373	Smuggling of Wolfram from Spain
No. 374	Agreement on Spanish Exports Through Switzerland [July 1944]
No. 378	Proposed Meeting of Frohwein and Selter in Switzerland
No. 379	Political Comments by Pilez-Golaz [July 1944]
No. 381	Neubacher as Possible Successor to Ribbentrop [Neubacher objected to the excesses committed by the SS in the Saloika region]
No. 382	Nazi Pressure on Hungary to take action Against the Jews [July 1944]
No. 386	German Representations to Bulgaria
No. 388	French Internal Political Situation [August 1944]
No. 390	Transmission of Telegrams by the German Legation at Bern
No. 391	Request for Passage of German Hospital Trains through Switzerland [Aug. 1944]
No. 394	Neubacher's Comment on Draja Mihailovic and the Political Situation in Yugoslavia
No. 397	Opposition to Turkish Government Policy
No. 399	German Relations with Finland
No. 402	Smuggling of Wolfram from Spain
No. 404	Deportation of Nazis from Spain [August 1944]
No. 405	German Recruiting of Spaniards
No. 406	Spaniards in France to Join Nazi Forces
No. 412	Slovakian Political Opinions
No. 413	Bulgarian Peace Overtures
No. 419	Results of the German Coup D'Etat of 20 July 1944
No. 420	Interview between [German Minister to Hungary] Weesenmayer and Premier Lakatos [October 1944]
No. 421	Weesenmayer's Interviews with Horthy and Lakatos
No. 422	Political Situation in Hungary [first week of October 1944]
No. 423	Weesenmayer Comments on Events in Hungary [first week of October 1944]
No. 424	The Hungarian National Committee
No. 425	Horthy Takes Precautions Against a Coup D'Etat [October 1944]
No. 426	German Efforts at Rapprochment with Soviets [September 1944]
No. 427	Unrest in Mussolini's Cabinet [August-September 1944]
No. 428	Hitler's Disapproval of a new coalition government [October 1944; in Hungary]
No. 429	Weesenmayer Disclaims Knowledge of Alleged SS Plot [first week of Oct.1944]
No. 432	Meeting of Frohwein and Selter in Switzerland
No. 433	German-Japanese Confidential Discussions [September 1944]
No. 433a	German-Japanese Confidential Discussions
No. 435	Spanish-German Relations
No. 426	German Courier Service between Madrid and Rome
No. 438	German Comment on British Intelligence in Sweden [reference to Harry Carr of the British Control Office in Stockholm, in the Passport Section]
No. 441	The German "People's Army" [October 1944]
No. 444	Air Traffic Between Spain and Germany
No. 445	Bibra's [German Counselor in Madrid] Visit with [Spanish]Foreign Minister Lequerica
No. 446	Becker's [German Counselor in Madrid] Interview with Carceller [Spanish Minister of Industry and Commerce]
No. 447	German Portuguese Wolfram Dealings
No. 447a	German Portuguese Wolfram Dealings
No. 448	Portuguese Comment on Allied Pressure [September 1944]
No. 449	Portugal's Salazar's Reluctance to Break Relations with Japan
No. 450	German Military Plans with Regard to Bulgaria [August 1944]
No. 451	German Views on Guerrilla Warfare [September 1944,in Yugoslavia; includes reference to the "recent war of extermination against the…Croats…tolerated by the Germans"]
No. 452	German Information on Military Events in Yugoslavia
No. 453	German Views on Current Military Problems [in Yugoslavia]
No. 454	Neubacher's [German Ambassador to Yugoslavia] Comments on the Military Situation
No. 471	Deportation of Jews in Hungary [November 1944, "an official of the German Legation in Budapest is reported to have stated that twenty-seven thousand able-bodied Jews of both sexes had been sent to Germany. Forty Thousand more were to be transported in daily installments of two to four thousand. There were said to be one hundred and twenty thousand Jews in Budapest including children who were unfit for work and whose fate had not yet been decided. This was said to depend largely on available transportation. The person responsible was said to be SS Obersturmbannfuhrer Eichman."]
No. 484	German Intelligence Activity in the Far East [November 1944]
No. 485	Russian Occupation of Bulgaria [November 1944]
No. 486	Military and Political Maneuvers Toward a German Coup D'Etat [Hungary]
No. 488	Rumored Arrow Cross Coup D'Etat
No. 489	Official German-Hungarian Appointment
No. 490	Hungarian View of German-Hungarian Relations [October 1944]
No. 491	Formation and Objectives of the Nationaler Bund [Hungary]
No. 492	German Comment on the Hungarian Political Situation [October 1944]
No. 493	Hungarian Political Collaboration [October 1944]
No. 494	Rumors of a Separate Hungarian Peace [October 1944]
No. 495	Disposition of Hungarian Gold [October 1944]
No. 496	Conference in Hungarian Staff Headquarters [October 1944]
No. 497	German View of the Military Situation in Hungary
No. 498	Reported Hungarian Peace Feelers [October 1944]
No. 499	Evacuation of Hungarian Volksdeutsche
No. 502	Possible entry of Serbian Formations into Croatian Territory [October 1944]
No. 503	Arrangements for Southeastern European Evacuation [October 1944]
No. 504	Labor Problems in Connection with the Construction of Defenses
No. 505	Behavior of American Troops in Italy
No. 506	Italian [Spanish] Civil War Claims
No. 507	Internal Political and Military Affairs [Albania, October 1944]
No. 511	Spanish Decision on Air Traffic Between Spain and Germany
No. 512	German-Spanish Discussion of the German "Agent Question"
No. 513	Portuguese Report on Conditions in France [October 1944]
No. 519	SKF [Svenska Kullager Fabriken] Decision to Discontinue Ball-Bearing Shipments to Germany [October 1944]
No. 522	German Comment on the Frohwein-Selter Meeting in Geneva
No. 525	Negotiations Between Marinotti [managing director of SNIA Viscosa, an Italian artificial textiles monopoly] and German Generals
No. 526	Rumanian Collaboration with the Germans [November 1944]
No. 534	Conscription of Jewish labor [late October 1944 in Hungary]
No. 535	Transfer of Hungarian Gold to the Reich [October 1944]
No. 542	Transport of Hungarian Jews for Labor Service [Hungary, November 1944; "SS…Eichman* was said to be in charge (*not identified further")]
No. 543	Internal Situation in the Hungarian Army
No. 544	Internal Military Situation [Hungary]
No. 547	Continued German-Hungarian Collaboration
No. 549	Events Prior to Horthy's Request for Armistice
No. 550	Transfer of the Hungarian Government from Budapest
No. 551	Evacuation of Hungarian Population
No. 552	Arrest of Hostages [Yugoslavia]
No. 553	Further German-Chetnik Collaboration in Yugoslavia [November 1944]
No. 554	Arrest of Slovak Generals [Further information in report No. 712]
No. 562	French Quisling Activities [October 1944]
No. 563	Resumption of Service on the Spain-German Lufthansa Line [October 1944]
No. 564	Problems Resulting from Lack of transportation between Spain and Germany
No. 565	Bibra's Plan for Air Transport Between Germany and Spain
No. 566	Transfer of Funds to the German Embassy, Madrid [November 1944]
No. 567	Outstanding Deliveries of German Arms for Portugal
No. 569	Shipment of Arms from Spain to Germany
No. 570	German Measures to Safeguard Wolfram Supplies
No. 571	Wolfram Smuggling and Negotiations
No. 572	Negotiations in Wolfram by Deininger[?]
No. 573	Expulsion of German Nationals from Spain
No. 574	Further Negotiations on the Expulsion of German Nationals from Spain
No. 575	Concerning German Armament Deliveries to Argentina
No. 587	German View of Churchill-Stalin Conference
No. 588	Churchill-Stalin Conference
No. 589	Further Report on Churchill-Stalin Conference
No. 591	Conference Between the Pope and Prime Minister Churchill
No. 592	German Procurement of Material from Northern Italy
No. 593	[German Ambassador to Fascist Italy] Rahn's Proposed Radio Address on the forthcoming trials of Dentz and Esteva in France
No. 594	German Plans to Organize Revolutionary Action in France [October 1944]
No. 595	German Views of Conditions in France
No. 596	German Plans to Evacuate French Civilians to Switzerland
No. 598	Swedish-German Discussion of Economic Measures
No. 600	German comment on Soviet-Finnish Relations
No. 604	Conversation Between [German Minister to Switzerland] Koecher and Pilez-Golaz [Swiss Foreign Minister] [November 1944]

Box Number 441	Top

Number	Subject
No. 608	Cabinet Crisis in Japan [January 1945]
No. 611	German-Spanish Trade Negotiations via Sweden [December 1944]
No. 621	Japanese Cabinet Crisis: Changes in Japanese Political Setup
No. 626	German Comment on Goering's Position in Germany {January 1945]
No. 627	[Mayor of Leipzig] Goerdeler Tortured by the Nazis [re. 20 July 1994 plot]
No. 628	Radium Smuggling from Switzerland
No. 630	German Comment on Von Schulenburg's [former German Ambassador to Russia] Execution
No. 641	Japanese Comment on Soviet-German Policy
No. 642	Confiscation of Platinum and Jewelry in Java [including German residents]
No. 659	German Estimate of Japanese Political Situation [December 1944]
No. 661	Japanese Internal Economic Situation
No. 665	Court Martial of General Von Hanneken [C-I-C German Armed Forces in Denmark]
No. 670	Proposed Anti-Russian Uprising in Rumania [February 1945]
No. 679	German Estimate of the Far Eastern Military Situation {January 1945]
No. 681	Anti-German Leaflet Circulated by Ustashi [November 1944]
No. 682	Crisis Among Serb Nationals
No. 683	German-Planned Military Project in Serbia [November 1944]
No. 684	Population Transfers in Connection with Croatian Border Adjustments
No. 685	Safe Passage Guarantee for Chetnik Troops
No. 687	German Estimate of Yugoslav Units
No. 688	Mobilization of National Forces Against Partisans in Serbia
No. 689	German-Chetnik Collaboration
No. 690	German Use of Serbian Labor
No. 691	Military Movements in Serbia
No. 692	Possible Croat Peace Negotiations
No. 693	Zagreb Station Incident [re: Ustashi]
No. 694	Maltreatment of German Army Personnel in Croatia [by Ustashi]
No. 695	Internal Strife in Croatia [December 1944]
No. 696	Problems of Identification of Murdered German Collaborators [in Croatia]
No. 697	Punitive Measures Executed in Yugoslavia [January 1945]
No. 704	German Report on Negotiations with Tito
No. 705	German Observations on Tito and the British [December 1944]
No. 708	Montenegrin Internal Affairs [December 1944]
No. 709	Albanian Collaboration in German Evacuation Measures
No. 710	German Protective Rights for Albanian Collaborators
No. 711	Mobilization of Albanian Communists
No. 713	Formation of Guerrilla Bans in Liberated Areas
No. 714	Excesses of German Troops in Slovakia [December 1944]
No. 715	Internal Affairs in Slovakia following the August-September Putsch
No. 716	Punitive Measures Resulting from the Slovakian Putsch
No. 717	German Military Moves Affecting Czechoslovakia
No. 718	German Intervention in Slovakian Government Machinery
No. 719	German Proposals for Reorganization of the Czechoslovakian Government
No. 720	German Evacuation Measures for Slovakia
No. 721	German Requested Punitive Measures for Putschist-Leader
No. 724	Hungarian Severance of Diplomatic Relations with Sweden [December 1944]
No. 725	Hungarian Cabinet Crisis [December 1944]
No. 727	Description of Chaotic Conditions during the Siege of Budapest [reported that the Secretary of the [Swedish] Legation, Wallenberg, placed himself under the protection of the Germans Waffen SS. This may be due to certain actions of the Hungarian police and/or Arrow Cross members.]
No. 728	Hungarian Appeal for German Support
No. 729	Conditions in Budapest Prior to its Fall [December 1944]
No. 730	Effect of Hitler's January Speech on Hungarian Quislings [January 1945]
No. 731	German Discussion of Hungarian Ideologies
No. 732	Hungarian Internal Affairs
No. 733	Conscripted Jewish Labor from Hungary [December 1944; "Obersturmbannfuhrer Eichmann had been ordered back to Berlin. The remainder of the command would round up still available Jewish labor service men and then cease its activities. The problem of moving Jews, able to work, out of Budapest had thus been arranged. Latest available statistics showed that conscription of the province during the summer of 1944 had amounted to 440,000 people….Remaining in the Ghetto in Budapest were a total of 100,000 Jews almost exclusively old men, women, and children."]
No. 734	Rippentrop's Answer to Hungarian Criticism of Hitler's New York Speech
No. 735	Background Material to the Greek Internal Crisis
No. 740	German Plan to Kidnap King Simeon of Bulgaria [December 1944]
No. 741	Bulgarian National Government's Activities
No. 742	Formation of Bulgarian SS Legion
No. 745	German Report on Prisoners of War
No. 746	Internal Political Situation in Fascist Italy [December 1944]
No. 747	Collaboration of the Clergy in North Italy [December 1944]
No. 748	Rahn's Proposals for the Improvement of German-Italian Relations [Dec. 1944]
No. 749	Rahn's Disapproval of German Plan to Buy Trucks in Italy
No. 750	German Supplies from North Italy
No. 752	Fascist Resistance Movement in Allied Occupied Italy [January 1945]
No. 753	Labor Enlistment of Interned Italian Officers
No. 754	Rahn's View of a Germanization Policy in North Italy
No. 758	Press Discussion of Resistance Movement in Liberated Countries
No. 759	Discussion of Churchill's Role in the Greek Crisis
No. 763	German-Portuguese Transaction in Swiss Francs [November 1944]
No. 766	Television Apparatus aboard American Plane
No. 767	Discussion of Portuguese Air Bases: Internal Governmental Affairs [Jan.1945]
No. 768	Internal Political unrest in Portugal [January 1945]
No. 770	Portuguese Economic Negotiations
No. 771	Evacuation of Nazi Leaders and Foreign Office Staffs [March 1945; note that "Burning of the archives was proceeding on a large scale and instructions to this effect had been given to every government office in case enemy occupation became imminent."]
No. 772	Continuation of Danish Supplies for Germany
No. 776	Japanese Incendiary Balloons [February 1945]
No. 777	Ribbentrop's Order to Foreign Office Personnel [February 1945]
No. 778	Fascist Women Representatives to Work Under Red Cross Cover
No. 779	Discussion of De Gaulle's Moscow Conferences
No. 780	[British Ambassador] Lord Templewood and Spanish Politics [January 1945]
No. 781	German Report of Spanish-American Conversations on Spain's Republican Activities
No. 782	Allied Attempts to interfere with German Lufthansa Service to Spain [Jan.1945]
No. 783	Further Information on Supplying German-Held Atlantic Bases from Spain
No. 786	German-Spanish Trade Negotiations of Edgar Horn [German Air Attache]
No. 787	Allied Moves Against German Economic Status in Spain [December 1944]
No. 788	Purchase by Spain of Controlling Interest in National Telephone Company
No. 790	German Account of British Objections of German-Spanish Trade
No. 792	German Discussion of Allied Pressure in Spain
No. 800	Discussion of German Transit Problems Though Switzerland [December 1944]
No. 802	German Negotiations with the Swiss National Bank [December 1944]
No. 803	Burckhardt's Opinion on Possibility of a British-German Agreement
No. 804	Swiss-German Rocket Negotiations
No. 806	German Measures to Protect French Collaborators in Germany
No. 807	Some Evidence of Darnard's Defection as Regards the Nazis
No. 808	Notes on Marshal Petain's Custody at Sigmaringen [January 1945]
No. 809	German Intention to Invade Ireland [December 1944]
No. 812	Flemish Quisling Groups
No. 815	Sabotage in Denmark [Dec. 1944-January 1945; reprisals options mentioned]
No. 819	German Cache of Horthy's Personal Papers [January 1945]
No. 820	Visits of Norwegian Government Members to Sweden [December 1944]
No. 821	German Attempts to Establish Nazi Press [December 1944; in Sweden]
No. 822	Possible Breaking Off of Swedish-German Traffic [January 1945]
No. 824	The De Gaulle-Stalin Conference
No. 825	German Comment on Allied Relations [December 1944]
No. 826	German Comments on British-American Military Cooperation
No. 827	The Churchill-De Gaulle Conference
No. 828	German Report on Situation in Greece from Sweden [January 1945]
No. 830	The New Orientation of American Foreign Policy [January 1945]
No. 832	German Relations with Rumanian Charge D'Affaires in Stockholm [Jan. 1945]
No. 834	New Laws Governing Food Distribution in Fascist Italy [January 1945]
No. 835	Organization of Labor in Fascist Italy
No. 841	German View of American-Russian Relations [January 1945]
No. 842	Bomb Attack on German Property in Stockholm
No. 843	Proposed German Measures to Prevent Sabotage to Danish Shipping
No. 845	German Comment on Hopkins' Visit to the Vatican [February 1945]
No. 846	Proposed German Measures in Denmark
No. 847	Spanish Banks cooperating with the Allies
No. 848	German Report from Spain on France
No. 849	Internal Affairs in France
No. 851	German-Spanish Blockade-Running Negotiations
No. 852	Impressions of Paris [February 1945]
No. 855	German View of Yalta Conference
No. 859	Further Discussions on Air Traffic Between Germany and Spain
No. 860	Spanish Envoy's Appeal for Aid for Hungarian Civilians {February 1945]
No. 861	Further German Remarks on the Proposed Rumanian Uprising
No. 862	Internal Conditions in Rumania
No. 863	Final Stages of Battle for Budapest
No. 864	German Collaboration in Projected Rumanian Putsch
No. 866	Conscription in Slovakia [February 1945]
No. 868	German Description of Conditions in Hungary under Russian Occupation [February 1945]
No. 869	Internal Conditions in Hungary [February 1945]
No. 870	German Conversation on Croat Affairs with the Croatian Leader[Pavelic] [February 1945; Ustahi]
No. 874	Nedic Crisis [February 1945, Serbs]
No. 876	Internal Conditions in Yugoslavia {February 1945]
No. 877	German Evaluation of the Greek Scene [January 1945]
No. 879	German Account of Intercepted Russian Telephone Conversation
No. 880	German Information Concerning Allied Military Affairs [February 1945]
No. 881	Clearing Transaction in Connection with German-Swiss Economic Negotiations
No. 882	Information Concerning Swiss-German Clearing Agreement [February 1945]
No. 883	Swiss-German Negotiations [February 1945]
No. 884	German Supply of Coal to Switzerland [February 1945]
Nos. 885-886	German-Swiss Economic Relations [February 1945]
No. 887	Collaborating Albanians Refugees Enroute to Germany [February 1945]
No. 888	Disagreements Among German Administrators in Northern Italy [January 1945]
No. 895	German Estimate of the Military Situation in the Far East
No. 898	German Estimate of the Military Situation in the Far East [February 1945]
No. 905	German Account of Decisions Reached at Yalta Conference
No. 915	Possible Swiss Mobilization Measures [February 1945]
No. 916	German Discussion of Swiss Foreign Relations [February 1945]
No. 918	Further German-Swiss Economic Negotiations [February 1945]
No. 919	German Default on Swiss Coal Agreement
No. 921	German Discussion Concerning Swiss Economic Negotiations
No. 922	Swiss Position on Transit of German Goods Through Switzerland [Feb. 1945]
No. 923	German-Swiss Clearing Negotiations [February 1945]
No. 924	Swiss-German Economic Relations [February 1945; includes comments by Walter Stucki, Head of the Foreign Affairs Division of the Swiss Federal Political Department about his negotiations with the Allies.]
No. 925	Information on Situation in Rumania
No. 926	Anti-Russian Activities in Rumania [March 1945]
No. 927	Further Information on the Rumanian Situation {March 1945]
No. 928	German Comment on Stirby Appointment [March 1945, Rumania]
No. 929	German Estimate of Hungarian Political Situation [February 1945] [5 pp.]
No. 930	Conference of Hungarian Quisling Leaders [February 1945]
No. 931	Hungarian-Croatian Relations [March 1945]
No. 932	Meeting of Szalasi Privy Council [Hungary]
No. 933	German Description of Internal Conditions [March 1945}
No. 934	Formation of Croatian Honor Guard Corps [February 1945]
No. 936	German Report on Chetnik Cooperation [February 1945]
No. 937	Failure of Germany to Make Promised Food Deliveries to Croatia
No. 938	Chetnik Operations in Bosnia [February 1945]
No. 939	Concerning Serbian Emigrants
No. 940	Condition of Serbians Entering Austria [February 1945]
No. 941	Serbian Forces in the Istrian Area
No. 942	Necessity for Continued German-Croat Collaboration [February 1945]
No. 943	Rumored Tito Order for Elimination of Mihailovic [February 1945]
No. 944	Americans with Draja Mihailovic
No. 945	Sabotage in the Serbian Theater
No. 946	German Support for Chetnik Campaign in Serbian Theater {February 1945]
No. 947	Ustashi Terror Against Montenegrin Fugitives
No. 948	Revolt in Serbia {February 1945]
No. 949	Description of Internal Affairs in Yugoslavia
No. 950	Information Concerning Patriarch Gavrilo
No. 951	German Relations with the Former Bulgarian Embassy in Zagreb
No. 955	Neubacher's Proposed Visit to the Coastal Area [Yugoslavia]
No. 956	Armed Serbians in Fiume and Istria {March 1945]
No. 957	Movements of Draja Mihailovic
No. 958	Possibilities of Albanian-Croatian Cooperation {March 1945]

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Number	Subject
No. 959	Serbian Forces in the Coastal Area
No. 960	German Plans for the Evacuation of German Refugees to Denmark
No. 961	Discussion Regarding Housing Facilities for Refugees in Denmark
No. 962	Dr. Best's Comments on the Housing of German Refugees in Denmark
No. 963	Trial of Norwegian Saboteurs [February 1945]
No. 964	Proposal for Germanic Internment Camp [Denmark]
No. 965	Condition of Danish Police Interned in Neuegamme Camp [February 1945]
No. 966	Official Pressure on Dr. Best [Denmark, SS]
No. 967	Danish Food Exports to Germany
No. 969	German Discussion of Yalta Conference Results
No. 971	Increased Salaries for Portuguese Officers and Officials
No. 972	Spanish Repudiation of German-Spanish Air Traffic Agreement
No. 973	Dornier Negotiations with Spanish Government
No. 974	German View of Spanish-Portuguese Relations
No. 975	German Information on Yalta Conference Discussions
No. 977	German Comment on the Swedish Purchase of American Fighter Planes
No. 978	Proposed Swedish Protest Against Allied Flights Over Sweden [February 1945]
No. 980	Negotiations Involving German Funds in Croatia [February 1945]
No. 981	Vatican Attitude Toward the Soviet Union [February 1945]
No. 982	German Report of Conditions in the Netherlands [February 1945]
No. 983	Opinions of a French Industrialist
No. 984	Effects of Suspension of German-Italian Traffic Through Switzerland
No. 985	German-Slovakian Economic Discussions [February 1945]
No. 986	German Attitude Toward Alleged British Policy on Disagreement at Yalta
No. 987	Swiss Regulations Governing Transit of War Material [August 1943]
No. 988	German-Swiss Supply Negotiations [September 1943]
No. 989	Swiss Reaction to Allied Intervention in Economic Affairs [October 1943]
No. 990	German Shipments from Italy Through Switzerland [November 1943]
No. 991	Swiss Report of Quebec Conference [August 1943]
No. 992	German Comment on British and American Attitude Toward Russia [Sept. 1943]
No. 994	German Report of Allied Differences [October 1943]
No. 998	German Report of Differing British and American Policies [March 1944]
No. 1001	Inquiries on Treatment of British Prisoners of War [December 1943]
No. 1003	Swiss Reaction to German Newspaper Article [December 1943]
No. 1004	German Account of Bulgarian Views [March 1944]
No. 1005	Reactions of Hungarian Legation in Bern to New Hungarian Government [April 1944]
No. 1006	German-Spanish Grain Negotiations [September 1943]
No. 1007	German-Spanish Wolfram Negotiations [November 1943]
No. 1008	German Report on Wolfram Shipments in 1943
No. 1009	German Shipments from Argentina via Spain [July 1943]
No. 1010	German Negotiations Concerning Illegal Transit of Portuguese Goods Through Spain {December 1943]
No. 1011	German Report of Progress of Spanish-Allied Air Negotiations [September 1943]
No. 1012	German Information on the Portuguese Situation [September 1943]
No. 1013	German Negotiations to Offset Allied Sanctions in Spain [February 1944]
No. 1014	Portuguese-Spanish Economic Discussions [March 1944]
No. 1015	German Attempts to Forestall Payment of Spanish War Debts to the Badoglio Government [September 1943]
No. 1016	Spanish-German Negotiations on Liquidations of War claims [March 1944]
No. 1017	Alleged British Violation of Spanish Neutrality [September 1943]
No. 1018	German-Spanish Negotiations Regarding Submarines in Spanish Waters [October 1943]
No. 1019	Negotiations with Regard to Disposal of Italian Ships in Spanish Waters
No. 1020	Condition of Italian Ships in Spanish Ports [January 1944]
No. 1021	Franco's Reactions to Allied Pressure [September 1943]
No. 1022	German Request for Spanish Recognition of Mussolini [September 1943]
No. 1023	German Proposal Regarding Representative of Mussolini in Spain [October 1943]
No. 1027	Spanish Report of Allied Plans Following Moscow Conference [November 1943]
No. 1029	Results of Teheran and Cairo Conferences [December 1943]
No. 1031	Reported Allied Plans for Invasion of Spain [March 1944]
No. 1032	Activities of Hungarian Minister to Spain [September 1943]
No. 1033	German Report of Turkish Intentions [November 1943]
No. 1034	German Negotiations with Monaco for Expulsion of Allied Nationals [Dec. 1943]
No. 1035	German Report on Italian Situation [September 1943]
No. 1036	German-Portuguese Wolfram Negotiations [October 1943, 4 pp.]
No. 1037	Views of [Portuguese] Prime Minister Salazar [August 1943]
No. 1038	German Interest in Settlement of Timor Question [September 1943]
No. 1039	German Report of Portuguese Intentions [October 1943]
No. 1040	Possible Hungarian Negotiations with Allies [September 1943]
No. 1041	German Estimate of Allied Intentions [September 1943]
No. 1042	Allied Attitude Toward Russia [September 1943]
No. 1043	Brazilian Report of Russian Intentions {September 1943]
No. 1045	German Report of British and American Reactions to Moscow Conference [November 1943]
No. 1046	Further Results of the Moscow Conference [November 1943]
No. 1047	Predictions at to Impending Big Three Conference [December 1943]
No. 1048	Alleged Plans to Bring about Immediate German Surrender [December 1943]
No. 1049	German Report on Activities of General Lelong {December 1943]
No. 1051	German-Italian Supply Negotiations [August 1943, 5 pp.]
No. 1052	German Order on Treatment of Italian Soldiers [September 1943]
No. 1053	German Order for Conscription of Italian Men [September 1943]
No. 1054	German Proposals Regarding Supply Situation in Rome [March 1944]
No. 1055	German Report of Badoglio Defection [September 1943]
No. 1056	Italian-Croatian Territorial Disputes [November 1943]
No. 1057	Fascist Youth Organization [December 1943, Italy]
No. 1058	Dissatisfaction of Mussolini with German Control of Italy [March 1944, 5 pp.]
No. 1059	German Proposal to Appoint Mussolini Representative in Spain [October 1943]
No. 1060	Rumored Hungarian and Rumanian Peace Feelers [November 1943]
No. 1061	German Negotiations Regarding the former King of Afghanistan [Dec. 1943]
No. 1062	German Suggestions Regarding French Tankers in the West Indies [March 1943]
No. 1063	Opinions of Nitti on Italian Situation [August 1943]
No. 1064	German Order for Confiscation of French Household Furnishings [Sept. 1943]
No. 1065	Discovery of Plan to Assassinate Laval [September 1943]
No. 1066	Reorganization of the OFI [French Office of Information][September 1943]
No. 1067	Conflict of Petain and Laval Regarding Changes in Vichy Government [October 1943]
No. 1068	Resignation of Members of French Legation in Bern [December 1943]
No. 1069	French Report of American Views on Relations with Russia [January 1944]
No. 1070	Spanish Action Regarding Closing of Pyrenees Frontier [February 1944]
No. 1071	German Comments on Situation in France [March 1944, 5 pp.]
No. 1072	Projected Reprisals for Trials in Algiers [March 1944]
No. 1073	German Justification of Policy in Denmark [September 1943]
No. 1074	German Estimate of Danish Exports to Germany [October 1943]
No. 1075	German Plan to Increase Danish Labor Contributions [November 1943]
No. 1076	Irish-German Negotiations Regarding Internment Practices [Nov. 1943, 5pp.]
No. 1077	German-Irish Negotiations Regarding German Transmitter in Eire [December 1943, 6 pp.]
No. 1079	Disposition of Fascist Militia in Greece [September 1943]
No. 1080	Financial Conditions in Greece [December 1943]
No. 1081	German Report on Strength of Resistance Groups in Greece [December 1943]
No. 1082	German Reprisals in the Peloponnesus [December 1943]
No. 1083	Hungarian Attitude Toward Allies [September 1943]
No. 1084	Hungarian Military Plans [February 1944]
No. 1085	Imredy's Proposals for Changes in Hungarian Government [March 1944]
No. 1086	Increased Tension Between German and Hungarian Troops [March 1944]
No. 1087	German Communications Difficulties in Hungary [March 1944]
No. 1088	German Investigation of the Efficacy of the Blockade of Sweden [Nov. 1943]
No. 1089	German-Swedish Trade Negotiations [December 1943, 6 pp.]
No. 1094	German Information on Norwegian Reactions to Russian Landing in Northern Norway [July 1943]
No. 1096	German Estimate of Finnish-American Attitudes Regarding Separate Peace for Finland [August 1943]
No. 1099	German Information Obtained from Finnish Official in Stockholm [October 1943]
No. 1100	German Speculation on Probable Allied Action in the Balkans and Eastern Mediterranean [November 1943]
No. 1102	Swedish Proposal of Author for Pro-German Book [November 1943]
No. 1104	German Impressions of Hungarian Major Voczkondy [military attaché to Stockholm][February 1944]
No. 1106	Impressions of Allied Attitudes Toward the War [March 1944]
No. 1107	German Comment on Statements of a Rumanian Diplomat in Stockholm [March 1944]
No. 1108	Swedish Mobilization Measures {March 1944]
No. 1109	German Discussions Concerning Rumanian Oil Transport Facilities [July 1943]
No. 1110	Further Discussions on Rumanian Oil [October 1943]
No. 1114	Rumanian Grain Exports to Spain [October 1943]
No. 1115	Further Information on Rumanian Trade with Spain [March 1943]
No. 1116	German Negotiations with the Rumanians [December 1943]
No. 1117	Financing of the German Wehrmacht in Rumania [March 1944]
No. 1119	Increased Mobilization in Rumania [March 1944]
No. 1120	The Chastelain Case [Rumania, December 1943-March 1944, 7 pp.]
No. 1121	The Benzburg and Theresienstadt Concentration Camps [mention of Eichmann, September 1943]
No. 1122	Illegal Entry of Jews into Switzerland [December 1943]
No. 1123	Probable Rumanian Peace Moves [November 1943]
No. 1124	Stirby [Hungary, March 1944]
No. 1125	German Report of Troop Excesses [German troops in Rumania, March 1944]
No. 1126	Rumanian Public Opinion on the Air [April 1944]
No. 1127	Discussion on Progress of the War in Rumania [April 1944]
No. 1128	Notes on Mihailovic's Collaboration with the Germans [April 1944]
No. 1129	Hungarian Occupation of Rumanian Territory [April 1944]
No. 1130	German Policy with Regard to Slovak Troops [June 1943]
No. 1131	German Plans for Establishing a Collaborationist Regime in Albania [Sept. 1943]
No. 1132	Proposed Federation of Serbia and Montenegro [November 1943]
No. 1133	Coal Situation in Serbia [November 1943]
No. 1134	Albanian Collaborationist Forces [February 1944]
No. 1135	Alleged Mismanagement of Resettlement of German Minority in Croatia [March 1944]
No. 1136	Situation of German and Collaborationist Forces in Croatia [April 1944]
No. 1137	Proposals for Strengthening Rumanian Collaboration with Germany [April 1944]
No. 1138	German Protest Against German Methods [March 1944]
No. 1140	Proposed Amnesty to Partisan and Chetnik Forces [September 1943]
No. 1142	Proposed Food Shipments to Dalmatian Coastal Area [October 1943]
No. 1144	German Estimate of Partisan and Chetnik Aspirations [December 1943]
No. 1145	Alleged British Attempts on [German Special Economic Envoy to the Balkans in Belgrade] Neubacher's Life [March 1944]
No. 1148	American Military Mission to Investigate Tito's Strength [April 1944]
No. 1189	Greek Financial Situation [February 1944]
No. 1150	Procedure in the Event of German Evacuation of Greece [March 1944]
No. 1151	Opinions of Mihai Antonescu [March 1944]
No. 1153	German Difficulties in Transporting Personnel to Tangier [December 1943]
No. 1155	German Attitude Toward Appointment of French Military Attaché in Tangier [December 1943]
No. 1156	Arguments for and against Vichy Interference in Algiers Trials [December 1943]
No. 1158	Morale in Bulgaria due to Deteriorating War Situation [October 1943]
No. 1159	Effect of Enemy Propaganda in Bulgaria [December 1943]
No. 1160	Shishmanov's Foreign Policy [Bulgaria, March 1944]
No. 1163	The Hatz Case [Hungarian, December 1943]
No. 1164	German Conversations with Hungarian Colonel Hatz [December 1943]
No. 1165	German Abwehr Report on Colonel Hatz's Activities [December 1943]
No. 1166	Hungarian-German Collaboration on Hatz Matter [December 1943]
No. 1167	German Foreign Office Interest in Hatz Affair [January 1944]
No. 1168	German Reports on the Hungarian Colonel, Hatz [January 1944]
No. 1169	Further Information on Hatz Negotiations [March 1944]
No. 1170	Information from Turkey on Sevov [February 1944]
No. 1171	Sevov's Activities in Turkey [February 1944]
No. 1172	German Foreign Office Interest in Sevov [March 1944]
No. 1173	Sevov's Report on his Turkish Mission [March 1944]
No. 1174	Further Information on the Stirbey Peace Mission [April 1944]
No. 1175	Establishment of German Organized Observation in Turkey [November 1943]
No. 1176	Italian Legation in Budapest Pro-Badogilio [December 1943]
No. 1177	German Activity in Greece [March 1944]
No. 1178	German-Turkish Chrome Negotiations; Turkish View of War Situation [September 1943]
No. 1179	German Chromium Ore Program in Turkey [December 1943]
No. 1181	German Comment on Turkish Reaction to the Italian Surrender [September 1943]
No. 1182	Rumors of Possible Russian-German Negotiation [September 1943]
No. 1183	Proposed Cession of Dodecanese to Turkey [September 1943]
No. 1184	Miscellaneous German Information from Turkey [September 1943]
No. 1185	German Comment on Turkish-French Relations [October 1943]
No. 1186	German Comment on Turkish Problems [October 1943]
No. 1187	British Documents Obtained by the Germans [November 1943, 4 pp.]
No. 1188	Additional British Documents Obtained by the Germans [November 1943, 3pp.]
No. 1189	German Comment on the Question of Turkish Participation in the War [November 1943]
No. 1190	German Comment on Alleged Statements of American Official in Turkey [December 1943]
No. 1191	German Information on Turkish Foreign Relations [March 1944, 3pp]
No. 1192	Sevov's Statement to the Turkish Press [March 1944]
No. 1194	German-Finnish Discussions Regarding Finnish Foreign Policy [September 1943]
No. 1195	Reactions of Italians in Finland to fall of Mussolini [September 1943]
No. 1197	Finnish Reaction to Oslo University Incident [December 1943]
No. 1199	British Measures to Prevent Smuggling from South America to Spain and Portugal [November 1943]
No. 1200	German Information Regarding British-Turkish Discussions [January 1944]
No. 1201	German Comment on the Death of General Simic [Croatia Commander, August 1944]
No. 1203	German Relations with Argentina {August 1943]
No. 1204	German Speculation Regarding the New Italian Fascist Government [Sept. 1943]
No. 1205	German Attitude Toward Rapprochement with the Soviet Union [August 1943]
No. 1206	Japanese View of Russian Affairs [September 1943; "An anti-semitic movement had set in, in Russia and strong propaganda was pinning the responsibility for the war and resultant suffering on the Jews."]
No. 1208	Japanese Estimate of Russian and Rumanian Morale [November 1943]
No. 1209	Views of the Japanese Foreign Minister [February 1944]
No. 1212	Turkish Reply to Allied Military Demands [October 1943]
No. 1214	German Rumors of Further Turkish Concessions [November 1943]
No. 1215	Effect in Moscow of Allied Demands on Turkey [November 1943]
No. 1217	Rumors Regarding Turkish Entry into War [December 1943]
No. 1218	German Discussion of Soviet-Russian Policies [March 1944]
No. 1219	Soviet Reaction to British-German Negotiations [March 1944]
No. 1221	Reaction to Formation of Provisional Partisan Government in Yugoslavia [December 1943]

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