Richard T Eger
07-18-2000, 01:50 PM
The following comes from H-German via Jaap Woortman:
Submitted by: Sybil Milton (smilton@ushmm.org)
In re: Submission by David Grier:
There are copious records of the Nazi party, SA, etc. in Abt. III, Berlin Document Center Aussenstelle of the Bundesarchiv. The address is the same as before.
The files at BDC/now Abt. III of the Bundesarchiv in Berlin includes personnel records of the SS, SA, Nazi party, and other affiliated agencies.
Materials for Breslau, Stettin, and Koenigsberg are in part held in the records at the Geheimes Staatsarchiv Berlin-Dahlem. This institution has on occasion been
slow to reluctant to share its resources on the Third Reich.
Wehrmacht records should be in the Bundesarchiv-Militaerarchiv, Freiburg, possibly already moved to Potsdam.
Soviet captured-German records can be located in several ways. We have a Soviet records project of captured German materials and I will see if we have
more precise data.
Sybil Milton,
US Holocaust Research Institute
Submitted by: Sybil Milton (smilton@ushmm.org)
In re: Submission by David Grier:
There are copious records of the Nazi party, SA, etc. in Abt. III, Berlin Document Center Aussenstelle of the Bundesarchiv. The address is the same as before.
The files at BDC/now Abt. III of the Bundesarchiv in Berlin includes personnel records of the SS, SA, Nazi party, and other affiliated agencies.
Materials for Breslau, Stettin, and Koenigsberg are in part held in the records at the Geheimes Staatsarchiv Berlin-Dahlem. This institution has on occasion been
slow to reluctant to share its resources on the Third Reich.
Wehrmacht records should be in the Bundesarchiv-Militaerarchiv, Freiburg, possibly already moved to Potsdam.
Soviet captured-German records can be located in several ways. We have a Soviet records project of captured German materials and I will see if we have
more precise data.
Sybil Milton,
US Holocaust Research Institute