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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE
WASHINGTON: 1984

The records reproduced in the microfilm publication
are from
National Archives Collection of
World War II War Crimes Records
Records Group 238

INTERROGATION RECORDS PREPARED FOR
WAR CRIMES PROCEEDINGS AT NUERNBERG
1945-1947
On the 31 rolls of this microfilm publication are reproduced
interrogation records of the Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel
for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality (OCCPAC). The first 22
rolls reproduce the English-language pretrial interrogation
transcripts as well as summaries and other pertinent records
for nearly 200 individuals who were questioned by the Interrogation
Division of the OCCPAC. On the remaining rolls are filmed
reports from other war crimes investigative units that were
received and used either by the OCCPAC or the OCCWC (see next
paragraph).
The Interrogation Division conducted its interrogations
for the benefit of the U.S. prosecution staff at Nuernberg,
particularly the International Military Tribunal staff. The
persons questioned included not only defendants before the
Tribunal but also friendly and unfriendly witnesses. The records
were later used by the Office of the Chief of Counsel for War
Crimes (OCCWC) in preparing the prosecution before the 12 subsequent
U.S. Military Tribunals at Nuernberg from 1946 to 1949
and by other agencies prosecuting or trying war criminals. In
addition to the records microfilmed in this publication, those
produced by the OCCWC Interrogation Branch from 1946 to 1949
may be found in Microfilm Publication M1019.
The reports of other war crimes investigative units of a
number of U.S. or Allied agencies, such as the U.S. 7th Army
or Field Intelligence Agency, Technical (FIAT), are filmed on
rolls 23-31. The reports pertain to the interrogation of individuals
or to the investigation of groups, organizations, and
subjects related to the prosecution of war criminals. These
reports were also used later by the OCCWC.
The interrogation records in this microfilm publication
are part of Record Group 238, National Archives Collection of
World War II War Crimes Records. The inclusive dates of the
records are 1945-1947 with the bulk concentrated in 1945 and
1946.
Background
Jurisdictions and Cases
In Europe, the United States participated in war crimes
trials under three jurisdictions: that of the International

Military Tribunal (IMT), that of the U.S. military tribunals
at Nuernberg, and that of the U.S. Army courts. General authority
for the proceedings of all three jurisdictions derived
from the Declaration of German Atrocities (Moscow Declaration),
released November 1, 1943, which expressed Allied determination
to arrest and bring to justice Axis war criminals.
International Military Tribunal
The IMT tried 24 major Nazi war criminals and a number of
organizations in 1945 and 1946. Specific authority for U.S.
participation in the IMT is found in Executive Order 9547 of
May 2, 1945, which authorized Supreme Court Justice Robert H.
Jackson to represent the United States in war crimes matters
and to act as Chief of Counsel; the London Agreement of August
8, 1945 (as amended by the Berlin Protocol of October 6, 1945),
in which the United States, France, the United Kingdom, and the
Soviet Union agreed to hold the IMT: and the IMT Charter (an
annex to the London Agreement), which outlined the rights and
obligations of defendants, judges, and prosecutors.
U.S. Military Tribunals at Nuernberg
From 1946 to 1949, U.S. military tribunals at Nuernberg
tried 185 individuals in 12 separate proceedings grouped according
to type of crime or organization. Specific authority
for the U.S. tribunals, which tried these 12 cases, is found in
Allied Control Council Law 10 of December 20, 1945, which outlined
trial procedures patterned after those of the IMT: Executive
Order 9679 of January 16, 1946, which authorized the establishment
of U.S. military tribunals; Office of Military Government
for Germany (U.S.) (OMGUS) Ordinances 7 and 11 of October
18, 1946, and February 17, 1947, respectively, which spelled
out details of trial procedures outlined by Allied Control Council
Law 10; and United States Forces, European Theater (USFET),
General Order 301 of October 24, 1946, which appointed Brig.
Gen. Tel ford Taylor as Chief Counsel for War Crimes for the 12
U.S. military tribunals at Nuernberg.
U.S. Army Courts
From 1945 to 1948, U.S. Army courts (military commissions
and special or general military courts) tried 1,672 individuals
in 489 proceedings. Specific authority for these proceedings
is found in Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive 1023/10 of July 8,
1945, which placed responsibility for certain war crimes trials
in Germany on the Commander, USFET. The Commander, in turn,
empowered the commanding general of the Western Military District
(territory occupied by the U.S. 3d Army (Bavaria)) to appoint
military courts, predominantly at the site of the former
concentration camp Dachau, for the trial of war criminals not
heard at Nuernberg. This was done in a letter on the subject

of "Trial of War Crimes and Related Cases" of July 16, 1945.
The commanding general of the Eastern Military District (territory
occupied by the U.S. 7th Army (Hesse, Baden-Wuerttemberg,
and Bremen)) was similarly authorized to commence war crimes
trials, mainly at Ludwigsburg. In order to streamline operations,
the Commander, USFET, revoked this division of authority
in a letter of October 14, 1946, and assigned responsibility to
prosecute war criminals to the Deputy Judge Advocate for War
Crimes, USFET. Henceforth, all cases were tried at the site of
the former concentration camp Dachau because centralization of
war crimes activities appeared necessary in view of the large
body of cases and investigations.
The 489 cases tried by the U.S. Army in Germany can be divided
roughly into four categories: main concentration camp
cases, subsequent concentration camp cases, flier cases, and
miscellaneous cases. The first category comprises 6 cases with
about 200 defendants, mainly staff members and guards at Dachau,
Buchenwald, Flossenbiirg, Mauthausen, Nordhausen, and Muehldorf
concentration camps. The second category includes about 250
proceedings against approximately 800 guards and staff members
of the outcamps and branch camps of the major camps. The third
category encompasses more than 200 cases in which about 600
persons, mostly German civilians, were prosecuted for the killing
of some 1,200 U.S. nationals, mostly airmen. The fourth category
consists of a few cases, including the Malmedy Massacre Case,
in which 73 SS men were tried for murdering large groups of
surrendered U.S. prisoners of war; the Hadamar Case, in which
a number of Hadamar Asylum staff members stood trial for the
killing of about 400 Russian and Polish nationals; and the
Skorzeny Case, in which some members of the German Armed Forces
were charged with wearing U.S. Army uniforms while participating
in the Ardennes offensive.
Justice Jackson appointed Col. John H. Amen Chief of the
Interrogation Division of OCCPAC. Amen's staff, few of whom
spoke German, conducted interrogations with the aid of interpreters.
The transcripts of the interrogations thus contain the
questions posed by the interrogators in English and the answers
of the interrogated as translated by interpreters.
Interrogations conducted by this IMT interrogation unit
represent only a minute fraction of those carried out by various
U.S. organizations in Germany and elsewhere in Europe during^
the period of the war crimes trials. Many of the records of
these activities are now in various record groups in the National
Archives of the United States.
Records Description
The interrogation records filmed on rolls 1-22 are arranged
alphabetically by surname of the interrogated. Interrogation

transcripts are generally identified by surname of interrogated,
place of interrogation (usually Nuernberg), date, time of day,
name of interrogator, and names of any other individuals present.
The transcripts are frequently signed by the interrogator, the
interpreter, and the court reporter.
The transcripts normally record the swearing-in of interpreter
and interrogated. This is followed by further identification
and biographical data on the interrogated and the actual
interrogation. Most of the interrogation transcripts are preceded
by summaries of their content. The interrogation summaries also
provide additional biographical information and often list persons
or organizations named in the testimony. A few of the transcripts
are accompanied by further papers containing notes of interrogated
or interrogators and questions by counsel or interpreter.
The reports filmed on rolls 23-30 were compiled from transcripts
or other records of about 750 individuals, mostly officials
of the Third Reich. About 125 of these reports pertain to
Albert Speer, the Peichminister of Armament and War Production.
These individual reports contain the name of the interrogated
and interrogation unit, the date and type of the report, biographical
information on the interrogated, and the interrogation
report. The reports are arranged alphabetically by surname of
the interrogated, except that the interrogation reports for
Albert Speer appear last and are arranged chronologically for
the most part.
Filmed on roll 31 are 69 consolidated reports pertaining
to groups, organizations, or subjects such as intelligence, the
Security Service, the Gestapo, or the Russian campaign. These
consolidated reports are grouped by investigating agency.
The reports were produced by a number of agencies. The
majority came from the 3d Army Interrogation Center and the
Field Intelligence Agency, Technical (FIAT). Other reports
were sent to Nuernberg by the following agencies:
AIC Allied Intelligence Committee (London)
BDIC Berlin District Interrogation Center
CCPWE Continental Central Prisoner of War Enclosure
CI Counter Intelligence or Civilian Internment Centers
DI Director of Intelligence
MFIU Ntobile Field Interrogation Unit
MISC Nfilitary Intelligence Service Center
PWB Psychological Warfare Branch
SAIC 7th Army Interrogation Center
SHAEF Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces
TIC Triumph Interrogation Center
USDIC U.S. Special Detention Interrogation Center
USFET U.S. Forces European Theater
USSBS U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey

There are 11 types of these reports:
CIR
FDIR
FIR
HIR
IR
IIR
PIR
OIR
RI
RIR
SIR
Consolidated Special Interrogation Report
First Detailed Interrogation Report
First Interrogation Report
Historical Interrogation Report
Interrogation Report
Intermediate Interrogation Report
Preliminary Interrogation Report
Operational Intelligence Report
Report of Interrogation
Re-interrogation Report
Special Interrogation Report
Filmed at the beginning of roll one are key documents
from which the tribunals derived their jurisdiction: the
Moscow Declaration, U.S. Executive Orders 9547 and 9679, the
London Agreement, the Berlin Protocol, the IMT Charter, Control
Council Law 10, U.S. Military Government Ordinances Nos.
7 and 11, and U.S. Forces, European Theater General Order 301.
Affidavits by the chiefs of the respective documentation divisions
of OCCPAC and OCCWC, Major Coogan and Fred Niebergall, which
certify the authenticity of the documents, are filmed immediately
after them. This material is followed by an alphabetical list
of individuals interrogated by the OCCPAC, an alphabetical list
of individuals interrogated by other agencies, and an unarranged
list of groups, organizations, and subjects investigated by
other agencies.
Related Records
NARS microfilm publications produced to date are listed
below under the appropriate headings. Two lists are followed
by a description of printed publications, including finding
aids, that are available at NARS.
Records of International Military Tribunals
Diary of Hone Frank, T992, 12 rolls;
Prosecution Exhibits Submitted to the International Military
Tribunal, T988, 54 rolls;
War Diaries and Correspondence of General Alfred Jodl, T989,
2 rolls;
Mauthausen Death Books, T990, 2 rolls;
United States Trial Briefs and Document Books, T991, 1 roll;
Guertner Diaries, October 5, 1934-December 24, 1938, M978,
3 rolls;
Records of the International Military Tribunal for the Far
East, M1060, 253 rolls.
The nearly complete record of proceedings of the IMT at
Nuernberg and most of the documentary evidence have been

published in Trial of the Major War Criminals Before the International
Military Tribunal (Nuernberg, 1947), 42 vols. Two NAPS
publications--! 21, Preliminary Inventory of the Pecords of
the United States Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality,
and PI 180, Preliminary Inventory of the Fecords of the
International Military Tribunal for the Far East—are also
available. NARS also holds motion pictures, photographs, and
sound recordings of the IMT proceedings at Nuernberg.
Records of United States Military Tribunals at Nuernberg
Pecords of the Office of the United States Chief of Counsel
for War Crimes, Nuernberg Military Tribunals, Pelating
to Nazi Industrialists, T301, 164 rolls;
Pecords of the United States Nuernberg War Crimes Trials:
NOKW Series, 1933-1947, Til19, 47 rolls;
NG Series, 1933-1948, T1139, 70 rolls;
NM Series, 1874-1946, M936, 1 roll;
NP Series, 1934-1946, M942, 1 roll;
WA Series, 1940-1945, M946, 1 roll;
Records of the United States Nuernberg War Crimes Trials
Interrogations, 1946-1949, M1019, 91 rolls;
Pecords of the United States Nuernberg War Crimes Trials,
United States of America v.:
Karl Brandt et al. (Case I), November 21, 1946-August 20,
1947, M887 (Medical Case), 46 rolls;
Erhard Milch (Case II), November 13, 1946-April 17, 1947,
M888 (Milch Case--Luftwaffe), 13 rolls;
Josef Altstoetter et al. (Case III), February 17-Vecember
4, 1947, M889 (Justice Case), 53 rolls;
Oswald Pohl et al. (Case IV), January 13, 1947-August 11,
1948, M890 (Pohl Case--SS), 38 rolls;
Friedrich Flick et al. (Case V), March 3-December 22,
1947, M891 (Flick Case—Industrialist), 42 rolls;
Carl Krauch et al. (Case VI), August 14, 1947-July 30,
1948, M892 (I. G. Farben Case—Industrialist), 113
rolls;
Wilhelm List et al. (Case VII), July 8, 1947-February 19,
1948, M893 (Hostage Case), 48 rolls;
Ulrich Greifelt et al. (Case VIII), October 10, 1947-
March 10, 1948 M894 (RuSHA Case--SS), 38 rolls;
Otto Ohlendorf et al. (Case IX), September 15, 1947-
April 10, 1948, M895 (Einsatzgruppen Case--SS),
38 rolls;
Alfried Krupp et al. (Case X), August 16, 1947-July 31,
1948, M896 (Krupp Case—Industrialist), 69 rolls;
Ernest von Weizsaecker et al. (Case XI), November 4,
1947-October 28, 1948, M897 (Ministries Case), 173
rolls;
Wilhelm von Leeb et al. (Case XII), Nobember 28, 1947-
October 28, 1948, M898 (High Command Case ), 67 rolls.

Excerpts from subsequent proceedings have been published
as Trials of War Criminals Before the Nuernberg Military Tribunal
Under Control Council Law No. 10 (U.S. Government Printing
Office, 1950-1953), 15 vols. Detailed published finding aids
with computer-assisted indexes for the microfilmed records^ of
the Ohlendorf Case (Special List 42) and the Milch Case (Special
List 38) have also been published. The National Archives and
Records Service holds motion pictures and photographs of many
sessions of the 12 U.S. Nuernberg proceedings.
Records of the United States Army War Crimes Trials
United States of America v. Alfons Klein et al. (Case Files
12-449 and 000-12-31), October 8-15, 1945, M1078
(Hadamar Case), 3 rolls;
United States Army Investigation and Trial Records of War
Criminals, United States of America v.:
Kurt Andrae et al. (and Pelated Cases), April 27, 1945-
June 11, 1958, M1079 (Nordhausen Cases), 16 rolls;
Franz Auer et al., November 1943-July 1958, M1093
(Muehldorf Case), 13 rolls;
Juergen Stroop et al., March 29, 1945-August 21, 1957,
M1095 (Superior Orders Case), 10 rolls;
Eecords of the United States Army War Crimes Trials,
United States of America v.:
Ernst Dura et al., June 9-23, 1947, M1100 (Wiener-Neudorf
Outcamp Case), 2 rolls;
Kurt Goebell et al., February 6-March 21, 1946, and
United States of America v. August Haesiker, June 26,
1947, M1103 (collectively known as the Borkum Island
Case), 7 rolls;
Otto Skorzeny et al., July 13, 1945-December 13, 1948, M1106
(Skorzeny Case), 24 microfiche
Johann Haider et al., September 3-12, 1947, Ml139 (Haider
Case), 2 rolls;
Martin Gottfried Weiss et al., November 15, 1945-December 13,
1945, M1174 (Dachau Concentration Camp Case), 6 rolls;
Michael Vogel et al., July 8-15, 1947, M1173 (Muehldorf Ring
(Vogel) Case), 2 rolls;
Hans Joachim Georg Geiger et al., July 9-August 5, 1947,
M1191 (Ebensee Outcamp Case), 2 rolls;
Friedrich Becker et al., June 12, 1946-January 22, 1947,
M1204 (Flossenburg Concentration Camp Case), 16 rolls;
Ernst Angerer et al., November 26-December 3, 1946 M1210
(Angerer Case), 1 roll;
German Documents Among the War Crimes Records of the Judge
Advocate Division, Headquarters, United States Army,
Europe, T1021, 20 rolls;
Reviews of the Yokohama Class B and Class C War Crimes
Trials by the U.S. Eighth Army Judge Advocate, 1946-1949,
M1112 (Yokohama Reviews), 5 rolls.

George Wagner arranged the records for microfilming, compiled
the lists for the interrogation reports, and collaborated with
John Mendelsohn in writing this introduction.

List of Individuals Interrogated by Agencies Other Than the OCCPAC
Explanation of Major Symbols Used
The following list of individuals interrogated by agencies
other than the OCCPAC was compiled by a NARS staff member. It
is not an original record.
AIC Allied Intelligence Committee (London)
BDIC Berlin District Interrogation Center
CCPWE Continental Central Prisoner of War Enclosure
CI Counter Intelligence/Civilian Internment
CIR Consolidated Special Interrogation Report
DI Director of Intelligence
FDIR First Detailed Interrogation Report
FIAT Field Intelligence Agency, Technical
FIR First Interrogation Report
HIR Historical Interrogation Report
IP. Interrogation Report
IIR Intermediate Interrogation Report
MFIU Mobile Field Interrogation Unit
MISC Military Intelligence Service Center
01 Operational Intelligence
PIR Preliminary Interrogation Report
PWB Psychological Warfare Branch
RI Report of Interrogation
RIR Re-interrogation Report
SAIC Seventh Army Interrogation Center
SHAEF Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces
SIR Special Interrogation Report
TIC Triumph Interrogation Center
USDIC United States Special Detention Interrogation
USFET United States Forces European Theater
USSBS United States Strategic Bombing Survey
Individual Reports
Name Date Interrogation Number
Abs, Otto June 24, 1945 PIR
Alliger, Franz Feb. 5, 1946 IIR No. 49
Feb. 8, 1946 FIR No. 89
Albert, Ekkehard Oct. 9, 1945 SAIC/FIR/53
Albert, Fritz June 14, 1946 CI-PIR/126

Albert, Josef
Albrecht, Erich
Allmendinger, Karl
Altdorfer, Max
Alvensleben, Rudolf
von
Amann, Max
Amende, Hermann
Andres, Gerhard
Angerstein, Karl
Arenberg, Robert,
Prinz
Arnold, Wilhelm
Arps, Theodor
Augustin, Karl
Augustin, Wilhelm
Bader, Kurt
Bahr, Hans
Bakker, Karl
Bardossy, de Laszlo
Barnickel, Glaus
Earth, Ludwig
Bauer, Joseph
Bayerlein, Fritz
Becht, Ernest
Bechtel, Heinrich
Becker, Herbert
Becker, Walter
Beckmann, Paul
Beetz, Hildegard
Behr, Hans von
Behryns, Heinrich
Belinoff, Ilia
Seller, Karl
Belling, Josef
Berendsen, Friedrich
Berg, Josef
Bergen, Heinrich
Berger, Gottlob
Bernhard, Heinrich
Bertram, Jakob
Best, Karl
Aug. 16, 1945
Sept. 8,, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
May 26, 1945
Jan. 22, 1946
Sept. 10, 1945
June 30, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
June 26, 1945
July 5, 1945
Nov. 19, 1945
Aug. 4, 1945
July 12, 1945
June 25, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
July 17, 1945
Sept. 9, 1945
June 26, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
June 27, 1945
Aug. 13, 1945
Feb. 8, 1946
June 27, 1945
July 16, 1945
July 13, 1945
Aug. 14, 1945
May 23, 1946
June 22, 1946
Apr. 11, 1946
July 19, 1945
July 5, 1945
July 12, 1945
Sept. 18, 1945
Sept. 8, 1945
Sept. 21, 1945
Oct. 27, 1945
July 23, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
June 13, 1945
July 20, 1945
June 5, 1945
Aug. 7, 1945
P=c. 4, 1045
June 29, 1945
May 14, 1946
SAIC/PIR/229
SAIC/PIR/272
OI-PIR/2
OI-FIR/27
SAIC/PIR/281
SAIC/PIR/277
SAIC/24
CI-FIR/78
PIR
SAIC/PIR/91
PIR
SAIC/PIR/22
SAIC/PIR/109
OI-PIR No. 31
SAIC/PIR/226
SAIC/PIR/161
FIR
FIR No. 56
SAIC/27
SAIC/FIR/40
SAIC/PIR/33
SAIC/PIR/256
SAIC/PIR/66
SAIC/FIR/25
OI-IIR No. 29
SAIC/PIR/49
SAIC/PIR/178
SAIC/PIR/166
PIR No. 206
CI-PIR No. 119
CI-IIR/54
CI-FIR No. 107
PIR No. 27
SAIC/PIR/97
PIR 176
SAIC/PIR/291
SAIC/PIR/273
PIR No. 70
CI-FIR No. 41
SAIC/PIR/205
OI-FIR No. 28
FIR
PIR 186
SAIC/X/7
PIR No. 44
CI-IIR/31
FIR
CI-PIR/115
10

Bethke, Kurt
Beyer, Paul
Beyer, Wilhelm
Bibra, Sigismuri'! \ron
Bingler, Kurt
Birkenstock, Edward
Biron,
Blaschke, Hugo
Blaser, Heinrich
Blaskowitz, Johannes
Blaum, Rudolf
Blaum, Wolfgang
Block, Johanna
Blomberg, Hansi
Blomberg, Werner von
Blome, Kurt
Bcckelberg, Hans
Boehles, Richard
Boehmer, Karola
Boepple, Ernst
Bohle, Ernst
Boh1en, Ludwig
Bomhard, Adolf von
Bonatz, Ernst
Bonatz, Wilhelm
Bonin, Bogoslav von
Borchers, Hans
Botsch, Walter
Bouhler, Philipp
Braeutigam, Otto
Brandenberger, Erich
Brandt, Krl
Braun, Rudolf
Brauneiser, Ludwig
Breckenfeld, Hermann
Brodersen, Peter
Broemse, Karl
Bruch, Hermann
Brueckner, Fritz
Brueckner, Wilhelm
Bruno, Karl
May 24, 1945
Sept. 6, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
June 24, 1946
June 23, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
June 9, 1945
Feb. 5, 1946
Feb. 27, 1946
July 28, 1945
Mar. 26, 1946
July 18, 1946
Jan. 21, 1946
Sept. 3, 1945
Aug. 2, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
July 2, 1945
June 29, 1945
July 16, 1945
Aug. 4, 1945
June 30, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
July 26, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
Aug. 14, 1946
June 27, 1945
June 27, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
Sept. 12, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
June 25, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
June 12, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
Aug. 29, 1945
July 2, 1945
June 30, 1945
July 21, 1945
July 3, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
July 19, 1945
July 13, 1945
July 5, 1945
Sept. 6, 1945
June 22, 1945
Oct. 31, 1945
June j>0
CIR 4/2
SAIC/PIR/271
SAIC/PIR/260
CI-PIPx/No. 127
SAIC/PIR/4
SAIC/PIR/251
SAIC/18
OI-FIR No. 31
USDIC/DE 8
CCPWE # 32/DI-43
CI-PIR/107
CI-FIR/118
CI-FIR/77
FIR No. 27
FIR 45
SAIC/PIR/46
PIR No. 1
SAIC/PIR/70
SAIC/PIR/177
SAIC/PIR/225
SAIC/PIR/93
SAIC/IIR/201
FIR No. 10
OI-RIR/4
OI-FIR/6
CI-PIR/133
SAIC/PIR/59
SAIC/PIR/56
PIR AIC 1841
PIR No. 3
OI-FIR No. 29
CCPWE # 32/DI-15
PIR No. 7
CCPWE # 32/DI-4
SAIC/PIR/264
PIR AIC 1829
CCPWE i 32/DI-21
SAIC/PIR/89
SAIC/FIR/10
SAIC/PIR/105
EDIC/PIR/2
SAIC/PIR/184
SAIC/PIR/163
SAIC/PIR/110
SAIC/PIR/267
SAIC/PIR/3
OI-PIR/24
.•.ATC/PTR/80
11

Buch, Hans-Christoph
Buch, Walter
Bucksch, Heinrich
Buehler, Joseph
Buehler, Otto
Buerger, Gerhard
Bugge, Hans
Bulling, Hans
Buntrock, Georg
Burkhardt, Hans
Burkhardt, Karl
Burri, Franz
Busch, Friedrich
Buttmann, Rudolph
Cana-^is, Joachim
Cecchi, Renato
Cernak, Matus
Chandler, Douglas
Claessen, Max
Glaus, Rudolf
Cramon, Hellmuth von
Cubelic, Ratomir
Dahmen, Gerhard
Daluege, Kurt
Dannhauser, Paul
Darre, Walter
Daufeldt, Hans
Degelow, Fritz
Degenhart, Christof
Dernbach, Friedrich
Dessovic, Milan von
Deubel, Georg
Diederichs, Otto
Dietrich, Josef
Dinglinger, Gerda
Dithmar, Ludwig
Dittmann, Erich
Doerfler, Karl
Doerffler-Schuband,
Werner
Doernemann, Karl
Drsnkhan, Albert
Drewes, Heinz
Jan. 22, 1946
Sept . 13, 1946
Dec. 21, 1946
June 13, 1945
July 23,. 1945
July 19, 1945
July 5, 1945
Sept . 25, 1945
Sept . 12, 1946
Aug. 20, 1945
Sept . 17, 1945
Feb. 12, 1946
June 29, 1945
June 22, 1945
Feb. 13, 1946
Oct. 2, 1945
Jan. 11, 1946
June 29, 1945
July 18, 1946
June 30, 1945
June 26, 1945
Mar. 16, 1946
July 12, 1945
June 23, 1945
Dec. 11, 1945
Mar. 20, 1946
June 27, 1945
June 11, 1945
June 16, 1945
Sept. . 11, 1945
June 28, 1945
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.
Dec.
June
July
June
June
June
June
Sept.
July
Oct.
June
June
July
July
Aug.
Sept.
7, 1945
6, 1945
8, 1945
11, 1946
23, 1945
12, 1945
27, 1945
I, 1945
II, 1945
14, 1945
11, 1945
5, 1945
19, 1945
30, 1945
24, 1945
20, 1945
7, 1945
21, 1945
22, 1945
CI-RI 8
CI-PIR/136
CI-FIR/134
CCPWE # 32/DI-5
SAIC/PIR/204
AIC 1350
SAIC/PIR/100
PIR AIC 1868
CI-PIR/135
FIR 61
CI-PIR/ No. 65
CI-FIR No. 83
SAIC/PIR/74
PIR TIC Case No.
USDIC/PP 21
CI-PIR No. 73
CI-FIR/67
SAIC/PIR/68
CT-PIR No. 130
SAIC/PIR/82
SAIC/PIR/42
OI-FIR/34
PWB/SAIC/20
SAIC/PIR/7
CI-FIR No. 53
USDIC/DE 9
SAIC/PIR/43
TIC Case » 180
CCPWE # 32/DI-10
OI-PIR No. 1
CCPWE # 32/SM-l
PIR No. 45
SAIC/PIR/265
OI-PIR No. 27
CI-IIR/57
SAIC/PIR/15
PWB/SAIC/21
SAIC/PIR/50
PWB/SAIC/11
SAIC/43
SAIC/46
SAIC/PIR/282
SAIC/PIR/106
BDIC/PIR/58
SAIC/PIR/92
SAIC/PIR/16
SAIC/RIR/1
SAIC/PIR/125
PIR 232
SAIC/PIR/298
711
12

Duda, Walter
Duesterberg, Georg
Dupont, Friedrich
Eberstein, Friedrich
von
Ebner, Peter
Ebrecht, Georg
Eckholt, Oscar
Edlinger, Franz
Ehrenberg, Hans
Ehser, Max
Eigruber, August
Eisenberg, Werner
Endres, Fritz
Erdle, Richard
Erfurth, Waldemar
Ertl, Georg
Ertl, Oskar
Eschenlohr, Armin
Esser, Hermann
Euler, Philipp
Falkenhausen, Alexander
von
Falkenhorst, Nikolaus
von
Path, Hildegard
Feddersen, Paul
Fegelein, Waldemar
Feichtmayr, Otto
Feldhusen, Konrad
Per id, Murad
Fest, Anton
Picker, Hans
Fidrmuc, Paul
Fiehler, Karl
Fischer, Anton
Fischer, Friedrich
Fischer, George
Fischer, Helmut
Fischer, Herbert
Fischer. Karl
Fischer, Ludwig
Fitzlaff, Hans
Oct. 9, 1945
Aug. 30, 1945
Aug. 24, 1945
Dec. 6, 1945
July 23, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
June 29, 1945
Oct. 5, 1945
June 27, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
Aug. 2, 1945
Jan. 11, 1946
June 27, 1945
Mar. 18, 1946
Oct. 13, 1945
Oct. 13, 1945
Feb. 18, 1946
Oct. 8, 1945
June 27, 1945
May 28, 1945
July 5, 1945
Oct. 24, 1945
Aug. 10, 1945
Sept. 25, 1945
Sept. 25, 1945
June 26, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
June 30, 1945
Aug. 3, 1945
Jan. 30, 1946
Oct. 18, 1945
Dec. 21, 1945
Jan. 18, 1946
Aug. 25, 1945
Apr. 3, 1946
July 3, 1945
May 29, 1946
June 5, 1945
Sept. 22, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
Jan. 14, 1946
Sept. 13, 1945
June 27, 1945
July 9, 1945
July 9, 1945
July 26, 1945
Oct. 30, 1945
Aug. 23, 1945
July 9, 1945
CI-FIR No. 34
FIR No. 24
PIR AIC 1808
CI-CIR/10
SAIC/PIR/208
FIR No. 26
SAIC/PIR/72
S06/USDIC/PP3
SAIC/PIR/60
SAIC/PIR/262
S01/USDIC/PP1
Ref. No. A-112
PIR No. 37
CI-FIR No. 62
SAIC/PIR/45
CI-PIR No. 105
OI-PIR No. 14
CI-PIR/80
CI-FIR No. 93
S07/USDIC/PP4
SAIC/PIR/55
PWB/SAIC/1
FIR 14
OI-FIR 8
SAIC/FIR/22
PIR AIC 1892
PIR AIC 1886
SAIC/PIR/30
SAIC/PIR/241
PIR 154
PIR No. 42
CI-FIR/81
CI-IIR/28
CI-IIR/39
CI-IIR/44
PIR No. 56
CI-FIR No. 106
SAIC/PIR/104
CI-PIR No. 123
PWB/SAIC/15
SAIC/PIR/297
CI-FIR/45
CI-FIR/60
CI-PIR No. 64
SAIC/PIR/47
sAlC/PTR/134
SAIC/PIR/129
SAIC/FIR/14
SAIC/RIR
SAIC/RIR/3
SAIC/PIR/143
13

Fitzrandolph, Sigismund
Flade, Hans
Fleming, Walter
Foerster, Friedrich
Frank, August
Frank, Bernhard
Frank, Hans
Frantisek, Nejedly
Franz, Erich
Franzbach, Max
Frauenfeld, Alfred
Frenzel, Ernst
Friedmann, Heinrich
Friedrichs, Karl
Fries, Walter
Fritz, Marvin
Fuchs, Heinrich
Fuchs, Paul
Fuehrer, Hans
Fuehrer, Wilhelm
Fugger, Margarete
Funhoff, Theodor
Funk, Walter
Furch, Karl
Gabriel, Rudolf
Gaehring, Friedrich
Gandert, Hans
Gareis, Heinrich
Garhmann, Theo
Garthe, Arnold
Gassebner, Alois
Gcbhardt, Josef
Gehlen, Reinhard
Gehra, Leo
Gerhard, Georg
Gerlach, Hans
Gerlach, Walter
Gerloff, Helmut
Gersdorff, Rudolf
Gerspacher, August
Gerum, Jnsef
Gesterkamp, Richard
Gheorghe, Ion
July 12, 1945
July 13, 1945
July 28, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
July 18, 1945
May 27, 1945
June 12, 1945
Mar. 20, 1947
July 16, 1945
Mar. 25, 1946
May 26, 1945
May 27, 1945
June 30, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
July 13, 1945
Sept. 15, 1945
Oct. 16, 1945
Jan. 9, 1S46
Jan. 23, 1946
Aug. 3, 1945
July 22, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
May 31, 1945
June 2, 1945
Mar. 27, 1946
Oct. 6, 1945
June 5, 1945
June 24, 1945
June 27, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Oct. 9, 1945
Feb. 15, 1946
June 30, 1945
July 13, 1945
June 21, 1945
Sept. 6, 1945
May 16, 1946
July 20, 1946
Oct. 27, 1945
July 5, 1945
July 9, 1945
Oct. 30, 1945
Feb. 18, 1946
July 5, 1945
Ser.t. 19, 1945
July 5, 1945
June 23, 1945
Sept. 27, 1945
PWB/SAIC/23
SAIC/PIR/168
SAIC/PIR/221
PIR AIC 1790
SAIC/PIR/246
SA1C/PIR/186
SAIC/26
CCPWE # 32/DI-6
CI-IIR/62
FIR No. 22
CI-PIR No. 108
SAIC/25
SAIC/27
SAIC/PIR/85
OI-PIR/10
SAIC/PIR/230
SAIC/PIR/173
BDIC/PIR/24
OI-PIR No. 18
ul-FIR/23
CI-FIR/76
PIR No. 39
SAIC/FIR/15
PIR AIC 1814
SAIC/PIR/238
PWB/SAIC/7
SAIC/36
CI-PIR/109
BDIC/PIR/47
CIR 4/9
SAIC/PIR/17
SAIC/PIR/46
IR No. 41
AIC 1370
CI-PIR No. 77
CI-FIR/90
SAIC/PIR/95
SAIC/PIR/164
SAIC/R/
PIR AIC 1850
CI-PIR/117
CI-SIR No. 9
CI-FIR/40
SAIC/PIR/94
SAIC/PIR/139
OI-PIR No. 23
OI-IIR/34
SAIC/PIR/79
SAIC/PIR/295
PIR 142
SAIC/PIR/14
SAIC/FIR/50
14

Giese, Walther
Glaeser, Josef
Glaise von Horstenau,
Edmund
Goering, Albert
Goering, Hermann
Goetz, Matthias
Golubinzew,
Goreschi, Hassan
Graf, Georg
Graf, Hannelore
Grau, Fritz
Gravenhorst, August
Gregoric, Danilo
Greifelt, Ulrich
Greiner, Helmuth
Greiner, Philipp
Greiser, Arthur
Griphan, Walter
Grolmann, Helmuth von
Gruber, Max
Grunsky, Hans
Guderian, Heinz
Guenther, Rudolf
Gunzelmann, Emil
Guter, Eberhard
Haberstumpf, Robert
Haderer, Anton
Hain, Konrad
Haider, Fritz
Halmanseger, Leonhard
Hamfler, Hermann
Hammes, Ernst
Harbers, Guido
Harten, Walther
Hartl, Albert
Sept. 12, 1945
Dec. 8, 1945
Aug. 5, 1945
June 28, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
May 19, 1945
May 19, 1945
May 23, 1945
June 15, 1945
Oct. 24, 1945
July 9, 1945
June 26, 1945
Apr. 15, 1946
Sept. 22, 1945
Oct. 23, 1945
July 7, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
June 10, 1946
July 6, 1945
Jan. 14, 1946
Mar. 14, 1946
June 1, 1945
July 9, 1945
July 23, 1945
Mar. 20, 1947
June 26, 1945
May 25, 1945
May 31, 1945
July 26, 1945
Aug. 28, 1945
Feb. 6, 1945
June 9, 1945
Sept. 29, 1945
July 9, 1945,
June 27, 1945
Dec. 1, 1945
June 23, 1945
July 19, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
Oct. 3, 1945
May 28, 1946
Aug. 5, 1946
Apr. 2, 1947
June 26, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
Mar. 22, 1946
May 18, 1946
Jan. 9, 1947
BDIC/PIR/12
CI-1IR/33
SAIC/FIR/21
SAIC/PIR/67
SAIC/FIR/48
SAIC/13
SAIC/14
SAIC/16
CCPWE # 32/DI-7
OI-RIR No. 7
SAIC/PIR/142
SAIC/PIR/40
G320/USDIC/DE 13
BDIC/FIR/11
BDIC/PIR/65
SAIC/PIR/122
PIR 255
OI-FIR/36
SAIC/FIR/114
OI-IIR/26
OI-FIR/98
PWB/SAIC/12
SAIC/PIR/137
SAIC/PIR/206
CI-IIR/61
SAIC/PIR/28
SAIC/23
PWB/SAIC/9
SAIC/FIR/12
USFET/IR 10
CI-IIR/47
SAIC/42
SAIC/PIR/308
SAIC/PIR/132
SAIC/PIR/64
OI-FIR/19
SAIC/PIR/12
^AIC/PIR/19
PIR No. 61
CI-IIR/ No. 24
CI-PIR No. 122
CI-PIR/132
CI-FIR/140
SAIC/PIR/23
SAIC/PIR/280
CI-PIR/106
CI-IIR/53
CI-FIR/123
15

Haushofer, Karl
Hausser, Paul
Havemann, Otto
Hayler, Fr*nz
Heinz, Wilhelm
Heinze, Werner
Heinze, Wolfram
Heisler, Hans
Helm, Arthur
Hemmen, Hans
Hencke, Andor
Hengl, Georg von
Henk, Emil
Henkel, Rudolf
Henschel, Kurt
Herb, Alfred
Herrlitz, Erich
Herrslet, Joachim
Hertslet, Georg
Hesse, Fritz
Heuer, Karl
Heusinger, Adolf
rieydekampf, Gerd von
Hinkel, Hans
Hinselmann, Wilhelm
Hoehne, Alice
Hoellriegel, Alois
Hoermann, Hans
Hoettl, Wilhelm
Hofer, Franz
Hoffmann, Christoph
Hoffmann, Heinrich
Hoffmann, Kurt
Hoffmann, Margarethe
Hoffmann, Rolf
Hofmann, Otto
Hohenlohe-
Schillingsfuerst,
Prinz Chlodwig von
Sept. 22, 1945
July 9, 1945
Sept. 18, 1945
June 13, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
July 19, 1945
July 13, 1945
June 27, 1945
Apr. 5, 1946
Jan. 22, 1946
Apr. 22, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
Apr. 29, 1946
July 18, 1945
Dec. 18, 1945
Jan. 11, 1946
June 26, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
Feb. 20, 1946
Mar. 2, 1946
July 19, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
July 12, 1945
May 29, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
Jan. 10, 1946
Jan. 11, 1946
Feb. 1, 1946
Feb. 5, 1946
July 13, 1945
May 28, 1945
July 10, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Aug. 23, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Sept. 15, 1945
May 24, 1945
July 25, 1945
July 13, 1945
July 7, 1945 v
Sept. 27, 1945
June 23, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
Jar.. 1C. I34v3
Oct. 25, 1945
FIR No. 3
SAIC/FIR/6
BDIC/PIR/27
SAIC/44
SAIC/PIR/231
SAIC/PIR/270
PIR AIC 1854
SAIC/PIR/193
SAIC/PIR/169
SAIC/PIR/38
OI-FIR No. 35
OI-PIR No. 37
SAIC/10
SAIC/PIR/293
CI-FIR/109
PIR No. 25
CI-IIR No. 37
CI-FIR/68
SAIC/PIR/41
CI-PIR No. 68
CI-IIR/48
CI-FIR/91
SAIC/PIR/194
SAIC/FIR/43
PWB/SAIC/25
CIR/4/4
OI-PIR No. 6
OI-IIR/24
OI-FIR/30
OI-IIR/14
OI-RIR/15
OI-RIR/16
SAIC/PIR/170
SAIC/28
FIR No. 12
CI-FIR No. 46
PIR AIC 1864
PIR
IR No. 43
AIC 894
SAIC/19
PIR No. 34
SAIC/PIR/165
SAIC/PIR/119
BDIC/FIR/19
SAIC/PIR/11
PIR-IIR No. 53
CI-FIR/58
CI-PIR/87
16

Holstem, Walter
Holz, Willi
Holzapfel, Karl
Honigmann, Erich
Hoppe, Kurt
Horthy, Nicholas
Hoven, Waldemar
Huether, Werner
Hummel, Fritz
Hunke , Werner
Huppenkothen, Walter
Hussein, Prince
Shihab
Huts, Bernard
Hutterer, Georg
Imredy, Bela
Isermann, Felix
Isselhorst, Erich
Jacobi, Walter
Jacobsen, Alfred
Jacobsen, Rudolph
Janiszewski, Raman
Jetter, Erwin
Jodl, Alfred
Judt, Karl
Juergen, Herbert
Jung, Igor
Juris, Wilhelm
Kadner, Ernestine
Kaestle, Heinrich
Kahle, Erich
Kaleske, Karl
Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
Kamphoevener, Kurt
von
Kamplade, Ewald
Kapp, Werner
Kardakoff, Basil
Kasiar, Karl
Kayser, Kernel ius
Kehrl, Hans
Keim, Georg
Keller, Lydici
Keppler, Georg
July 6, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
Oct. 1, 1945
July 18, 1945
July 17, 1945
June 22, 1945
Oct. 30, 1945
Apr. 16, 1947
Oct. 14, 1945
Jan. 17, 1946
Oct. 9, 1945
July 19, 1945
June 28, 1945
Aug. 7, 1946
July 16, 1945
Sept. 27, 1945
Aug. 9, 1945
Sept. 25, 1945
July 25, 1945
Mar. 16, 1946
June 26, 1945
Jan. 15, 1946
July 10, 1945
July 5, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
July 12, 1945
July 5, 1945
Oct. 10, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
Aug. 30, 1945
June 12, 1945
Nov. 1, 1945
May 25, 1945
June 28, 1945
June 30, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
Aug. 5, 1945
June 27, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
Oct. 22, 1945
Sept. 12, 1945
Sept. 25, 1945
Sept. 27, 1945
Mar. 30, 1946
Apr. 26, 1946
June 27, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
SAIC/PIR/116
CI-FIR/44
SAIC/PIR/304
SAIC/PIR/311
PIR 179
CCPWE # 321X-P 19
TIC Case No. 738
CI-FIR/48
CI-FIR/144
CI-PIR No. 79
CI-FIR/75
CI-PIR No. 76
SAIC/PIR/191
PIR 135
CI-FIR/119
PWB/SAIC/26
SAIC/PIR/301
PIR No. 48
PIR AIC 1874
PIR No. 35
CI-PIR No. 103
SAIC/PIR/31
OI-PIR No. 36
CCPWE # 32/DI-27
TIC Case No. 457
CI-PIR/88
SAIC/PIR/160
FIR TIC Case No. 434
S014/USDIC/PP 11
CI-FIR/42
PIR 251
P.P. 602397
CI-FIR/51
CIR 4/3
IIR
SAIC/PIR/81
PIR 253
PIR
SAIC/R/8
PIR 122
SAIC/PIR/307
OI-PIR No. 19
OI-IIR/5
OI-IIR/9
OI-FIR/5
CI !'IR/!11
CI-FIR/108
SAIC/PIR/51
SAIC/FIR/41
17

Keppler, Wilhelm
Kiel, Erich
Kirchner, Wolfram
Klasing,. Ernst
Klee, Eugen
Klein, Hans
Klevemann, Hans
Kleyenstueber, Arno
Klingenburg, Ernst
Kluy, Hans
Kneip, Gustav
Knoblauch, Kurt
Knoll, Kurt
Kobus, August
Koch, Alexander
Koehler, Walter
Koehler, Walter
Koelle, Fritz
Koellner, Otto
Koenigsmann, Victor
Koenigswiese, Adolf
Koerner, Paul
Koester, Heinrich
Koestring, Ernst
Koeth, Karl
Kohsan, Arthur
Konoye, Hidemaro
Kontz, Erno von
Koppensteiner,
Heinrich
Kopperschmidt, Ernst
Korff, Berthold
Kornatzki, Leonhard
von
Kosche, Erich
Kossen, Konrad
Kothen, Hans vcn
Kracke, Oscar
Kraell, Alexander
Krahe , Anton
Krailizek, Walter
Kraus , Erwin
Kraushaar, Walter
Krazer, Karl
Kretschmer, Gerhard
Krichbaum, Wilhelm
Nov. 2, 1945
Sept. 6, 1945
Jan. 3, 1946
July 28, 1945
Jan. 24, 1946
July 25, 1945
June 29, 1945
Mar. 8, 1946
Jan. 11, 1946
May 9, 1946
July 10, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
June 26, 1945
June 30, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
Aug. 22, 1945
July 17, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
June 2, 1945
July 9, 1945
July 28, 1945
Oct. 8, 1945
July 5, 1945
July 20, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
July 20, 1945
July 7, 1945
July 21, 1945
Aug. 24, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
June 22, 1945
Mar. 5, 1946
Sept. 19, 1945
July 3, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
July 14, 1945
July 18, 1946
Sept. 6, 1946
July 3, 1945
Aug. 10, 1945
Apr. 1946
Aug. 14, 1945
Feb. 28, 1946
Mar. 9, 1946
D^c. 17, 1945
Jan. 9, 1946
Sept. 19, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
OI-IIR/15
SAIC/PIR/268
CI-IIR/42
SAIC/PIR/223
OI-FIR/24
SAIC/PIR/214
PIR 136
CI-PIR/100
CI-PIR/94
CI-FIR/112
SAIC/PIR/153
BDIC/PIR/3
SAIC/PIR/37
SAIC/PIR/90
SAIC/PIR/288
PIR 249
SAIC/PIR/181
SAIC/PIR/237
CIR 4/8
SAIC/PIR/138
SAIC/PIR/224
S08/USDIC/PP5
SAIC/PIR/101
FIR 32
SAIC/FIR/42
SAIC/PIR/199
SAIC/PIR/128
SAIC/PIR
SAIC/PIR/234
SAIC/PIR/243
FIR No. 63
SAIC/PIR/5
CI-PIR/99
SAIC/PIR/294
PIR 139
SAIC/PIR/279
SAIC/PIR/174
CI-PIR/129
CI-IIR/58
FIR TIC Case No. 433
PIR No. 50
CI-FIR/105
SAIC/FIR/26
CI-IIR/50
CI-FIR/92
CI-IIR/38
CI-.-!«/•*>
CI-FIR No. 30
SAIC/PIR/263
18

Kriebel, Karl
Krieger, Horst
Kritzinger, Friedrich
Krosigk, Schwerin von
Graf Lutz
Kuebart, Wilhelm
Kuetzing, Walter
Kugler, Werner
Kummerle, Kurt
Kuntzi, Adolf
Kurrer, Otto
Kurz, Heinrich
Kysely, Gejzor
Lainer, Falko
Lammers, Hans
Lange, Heinz
Lange, Karl
Lange, Kurt von
Langenberg, Werner
Langenfass, Walter
Larsson, Nils
Latossek, Adolf
Laur, Johann
Laux, Helmut
Lederer, Karl
Leeb, Wilhelm von
Legau, James
Leiner, Hans
Leissner, Wilhelm
Ley, Robert
Lieber, Friedrich
Lind, Ernst
linde, Kurt
Lindow, Kurt
Lippert, Julius
June 26, 1945
July 13, 1945
July 27, 1945
June 19, 1945
July 8, 1945
Aug. 13, 1945
Sept. 1, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
Jan. 15, 1946
June 1, 1945
July 21, 1945
July 7, 1945
July 2, 1945
July 25, 1945
Sept. 27, 1945
June 27, 1945
July 7, 1945
July 20, 1945
May 29, 1945
May 31, 1945
Aug. 22, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
July 20, 1945
June 26, 1945
Aug. 22, 1945
July 20, 1945
May 17, 1945
Sept. 27, 1945
June 24, 1945
July 12, 1945
Aug. 5, 1945
Nov. 20, 1945
July 5, 1945
May 30, 1945
July 9, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
May 14, 1946
May 29, 1945
May 30, 1945
July 18, 1945
Oct. 13, 1945
Feb. 27, 1946
Feb. 1, 1946
Oct. 1, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
SAIC/PIR/27
SAIC/PIR/167
CCPWE # 32/DI-42'
CCPWE # 32/DI-9
CCPWE # 32/DI-24
Extracts from Diary
Nov. 5, 1932-Feb. 5,
1933
Apr. 15-May 1, 1945
RIR No. 2
OI-RIR/3
OI-RIR/10
CIR 4/7
SAIC/PIR/201
SAIC/PIR/117
SAIC/PIR/99
PIR 185
CI-IIR No. 23
SAIC/PIR/44
SAIC/PIR/120
SAIC/PIR/196
SAIC/32
PWB/SAIC/6
OI-RIR/1
SAIC/PIR/239
SAIC/PIR/247
SAIC/PIR/200
SAIC/PIR/36
SAIC/FIR/30
SAIC/PIR/198
SAIC/12
SAIC/PIR/300
SAIC/PIR/19
PWB/SAIC/24
SAIC/FIR/18
OI-PIR/32
SAIC/PIR/87
PWB/SAIC/4
SAIC/PIR/130
SAIC/PIR/305
CI-PIR/116
SAIC/30
PWB/SAIC/2
CCPWE # 32/DI-35
CI-PIR/78
CI-FIR/94
CI-FIR/84
SAIC/PIR/312
CI-FlIi No. 66
SAIC/PIR/303
19

Lippmann, Arno
List, Andreas
List, Wilhelm von
Loerner, Georg
Lohmann, Johann
Loos, Roland
Luckow, Herbert
Luetgebrune, Walter
Lueth, Friedrich
Lundahl, Randulf
Maier, Johann
Mair, Georg
Malsen-Ponickau,
Erasmus von
Manderschied, Hans
Manneck, Erich
Mansfeld, Erich
Mantel, Ernst
Manteuffel, Hasso von
Martin, Benno
Martius, Georg
Maschmann, Melita
Maus, Wilhelm
Mayer, Hans
Mayer, Tobias
Mayer-Hasselwander,
Liselotte
Mayr, Roderich
Meier, Johannes
Meinas, Kurt
Meisinger, Joseph
Meissner, Otto
Mensens, Christoph
Menzel, Kurt
Merker, Otto
Merz, Willi
Metz, Eduard
Meyszner, August
Miethe, Werner
Mildner, Rudolf
Aug. 23, 1945
June 29, 1945
June 8, 1945
July 3, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
Oct. 1, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
Jan. 22, 1946
July 10, 1945
Oct. 2, 1945
June 29, 1945
July 17, 1945
Feb. 12, 1946
July 13, 1945
Aug. 6, 1945
Sept. 3, 1945
July 26, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
June 27, 1945
July 30, 1945
July 9, 1945
Apr. 15, 1946
Apr. 23, 1946
Aug. 3, 1945
Sept. 3, 1945
July 10, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
Jan. 15, 1946
Aug. 27, 1945
Sept. 26, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
Aug. 24, 1945
Oct. 4, 1945
July 23, 1945
July 13, 1945
Dec. 3, 1945
May 25, 1946
June 12, 1945
June 27, 1945
June 27, 1945
July 18, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
June 30, 1945
June 26, 1945
Feb. 6, 1946
Sept. 5, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
Jan. 11, 1946
SAIC/PIR/233
SAIC/PIR/76
PWB/SAIC/17
SAIC/PIR/103
SAIC/IIR/200
SAIC/PIR/315
CI-PIR No. 67
CI-FIR/72
SAIC/PIR/145
SAIC/PIR/320
SAIC/PIR/71
SAIC/PIR/183
G1209/USDIC/PP22
SAIC/PIR/172
SAIC/FIR/19
SAIC/FIR/45
SAIC/PIR/218
FIR No. 28
SAIC/PIR/39
IIR
SAIC/PIR/140
USFET, G-3
USFET, G-3
PIR No. 40
IIR No. 21
SAIC/PIR/148
SAIC/PIR/254
CI-IIR/45
PIR
BDIC/FIR/18
PIR
SAIC/PIR/235
SAIC/IIR/2
PIR 183
PIR 174
CI-PIR/93
CI-FIR/113
CCPWE # 32/DI-4
SAIC/PIR/54
SAIC/PIR/53
SAIC/PIR/185
SAIC/PIR/240
SAIC/PIR/83
SAIC/PIR/26
CI-FIR/88
USFET, PIR No. 59
IR No. 47
CJ-FIR/'/V-
20

Mirre, Ludwig
Mittelstaedt, Kurt
Mitterbauer, Leopold
Mlynarczky, Julius
Mohlmeyer, Wilhelm
Monauni, Leo
Monsees, Hinrich
Morel1, Theodor
Morgen, Konrad
Moser, Josef
Mosthaf, Walther
Muehe, Ludwig
Mueller, Hans
Mueller, Paula
Mueller, Reinhold
Nagel, Gustav
Nagel, Jacob
Navratil, Friedrich
Neeser, Alfred
Nepf, Hans
Neubacher, Hermann
Neuhaus, Hans von
Neumann, Albert
Neumann, Erich
Niebuhr, Dietrich
Nohles, Peter
Nordmann, Herbert
Novak, Johann
Oberbeil, Wilhelm
Oberg, Karl
Oberlindober, Hanns
Oehl, Eduard
Oesterle, Alfons
Getting, Arno
Ogilvie, Hans
Oldenbourg, Helmut
Olzinger, Johanna
Oppenlander, Kurt
July
Sept
Oct.
Sept
June
July
June
July
11, 1945
Sept. . 14, 1945
Oct. 1, 1945
Oct. I, 1945
Aug. II, 1945
June 24, 1945
June 12, 1945
June 1, 1945
Sept. . 6, 1945
Sept. . 20, 1945
July 22, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
Jan. 7, 1946
Sept. . 19, 1945
July 16, 1945
Aug. 20, 1945
Aug. 15, 1945
Jan. 29, 1946
Feb. I, 1946
June 23, 1945
Apr. 13, 1945
Oct. II, 1945
Feb. 18, 1946
Jan. 17, 1946
June 20, 1946
June 29, 1945
June 14, 1946
Oct. 17, 1945
Sept. . 28, 1945
Jan. 10, 1946
June 15, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
July 12, 1945
Mar. 14, 1946
June
Sept.
Mar.
Mar.
Sept.
Oct.
July
Aug.
Sept.
9, 1945
. 28, 1945
18, 1945
. 17, 1945
26, 1945
9, 1945
14, 1945
26, 1945
5, 1945
12, 1946
21, 1946
28, 1945
11, 1945
5, 1945
27, 1945
21, 1945
SAIC/PIR/144
SAIC/PIR/306
S09/USDIC/PP6
SAIC/PIR/290
FIR No. i
SAIC/PIR/133
PIR 49
FIR 13
OI-PIR/9
SAIC/PIR/313
SAIC/PIR/314
SAIC/PIR/228
SAIC/PIR/20
CI-PIR No. 125
SAIC/35
SAIC/PIR/266
PIR AIC 1889
CCPWE # 32/DI-39
CCP U '5 * 32/D T -50
OI-RIR No. 12
S04/USDIC/PP2
IIR
PIR AIC 1780
PIR No. 51
CI-IIR No. 36
CI-RIR/4
SAIC/PIR/8
CI-12th Army Group
OI-PIR/12
OI-FIR/33
CI-PIR/97
CI-FIR No. 115
FIR TIC Case 468
OI-PIR/38
BDIC/FIR/44
CI-PIR No. 71
CI-FIR/71
PIR-12th Army Hro^
SAIC/PIR/253
SAIC/PIR/157
CI-FIR/100
SAIC/PIR/35
PIR No. 60
CI-IIR/52
CI-FIR/103
SAIC/PIR/302
S016/USDIC/PP13
SAIC/PIR/102
CAIC/;-'IR/245
SAIC/FIR/49
21

Otten, Friedrich
Pabst, Karl
Fade, Willi
Paeffgen, Theodor
Pander, Rudolf
Panzer, Wolfgang
Papadopoulos,
Panajotis
Papen, Franz
Pastoors, Heinz
Patin, Wilhelm
Peter, Charlotte
Petersen, Wilhelm
Peterson, Hans
Pfannmueller, Hermann
Pfuhlstein, Alexander
von
Pinder, Wolfgang
Plankert, Hans
Podein, Wilhelm
Poggendorf, Hugo
Potthast, Hedwig
Poulos, Georg
Primes, Max
Prowe, Max
Pueckler, Otto
Puetsch, Walter
Rackl, Karl
Radl, Karl
Radtke, Gabriele
Radtke, Werner
Raediker, Friedrich
Rahn, Rudolph
*Rascher, Siegmund
Raue, Willi
Rauh, Johann
Rausch, Max
Regnath, Franz
Reichel, Karl
KH ini3nn . Karl
June 29, 1945
July 10, 1945
July 25, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
Dec. 7, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Oct. 26, 1945
Oct. 3, 1945
Oct. 27, 1945
July 18, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
July 14, 1945
Oct. 18, 1945
June 29, 1945
July 14, 1945
Oct. 14, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
June 2, 1945
July 9, 1945
Sept. 14, 1945
Apr. 11, 1945
Aug. 2, 1945
June 12, 1946
Sept. 26, 1945
Feb. 25, 1946
July 21, 1945
May 22, 1945
June 27, 1945
Oct. 1, 1945
Oct. 2, 1945
Sept. 3, 1945
Nov. 19, 1945
July 7, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
Oct. 4, 1945
Oct. 11, 1945
Oct. 8, 1945
Aug. 6, 1945
Oct. 31, 1945
Dec. 6, 1945
Sept. 29, 1945
Oct. 22, 1945
Sept. 21, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
June 24, 1945
Sept. 8, 1945
PIR 129
FIR 15
SAIC/PIR/211
SAIC/PIR/250
CI-PIR No. 69
OI-IIR/35
SAIC/PIR/274
CI-FIR/39
OI-IIR/12
OI-FIR/12
SAIC/PIR/187
SAIC/FIR/20
SAIC/PIR/176
BDIC/PIR/59
SAIC/PIR/73
SAIC/FIR/8
OI-PIR No. 15
OI-IIR/25
SAIC/37
SAIC/PIR/131
SAIC/FIR/44
SAIC/3
FIR No. 13
CI-PIR/124
PIR AIC 1893
CI-FIR/95
SAIC/PIR/203
SAIC/15
SAIC/PIR/61
SAIC/PIR/316
SAIC/PIR/321
SAIC/PIR/255
OI-PIR/30
SAIC/PIR/118
SAIC/FIR/28
CI-FIR No. 33
S017/USDIC/PP14
S010/USDIC/PP7
FIR No. 53
CI-FIR/126
CI-CIR No. 10
SAIC/PIR/309
CI-IIR/26
PIR AIC 1891
PIR AIC 1836
OI-IIR No. 3
SATC/PIR/21
SAIL/ r 1^/38
* Based on interrogation of Friedrich von Eberstein and
Ernst Wagner.
22

Reinecke, Hermann
Reinefarth, Heinz
Reinhardt, Fritz
Reinicke, Georg
Reiss, Hans
Reiter, Hans
Rekowski, Carl
Renthe-Fink, Cecil
von
Reppert, Ernst
Rettig, Georg
Reyle, Walter
Rhein, Karl
Rhode, Herbert
Ribbe, Friedrich
Ribbentrop, Annelies
Ribbentrop, Joachim
von
Richter, Rolf
Richthofen, Heinz
von
Riefenstahl, Leni
Rieger, Wilhelm
Rink, Otto
Rintelen, Emil von
Riotte, Wilhelm
Ritter, Karl
Rode, Ernst
Rodenwald, Ernst
Roesinger, Otto
Rogal, Otto
Rogosavow, Ivan
Rohrscheidt, Kurt
Rosenberg, Alfred
Rossmann, Josef
Rotberg, Sigmund von
Rotheigner, Heinrich
Rudolf, Franz
Ruedeger-Hoppe, Jutta
Aug. 7, 1945
Sept , 21, 1945
Sept 13, 1945
Sept . 13, 1945
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
23, 1945
30, 1945
11, 1945
15, 1945
Sept . 25, 1945
Oct.
Mar.
11, 1945
29, 1946
Mar. 18,
June 28,
Aug. 22,
June 27,
June 30,
Sept. 3,
Oct. 1,
July 6,
July 9,
July 17,
July 29,
May 23,
July 3,
Oct. 1,
May 30,
June 27,
Sept. 5,
Oct. 26,
July 13,
Aug. 31,
Sept. 29
Oct. 22,
Oct. 31,
Apr. 13,
June 30,
Aug 13,
July 17,
June 23,
July 18,
June 20,
Oct. 16,
July 7,
1946
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1946
1946
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
, 1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1945
1946
1945
1945
1945
Jan. 29, 1946
July 21, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
July 14, 1945
Sept. 20, 1945
CCPWE # 32/Di-49
OI-IIR No. 7
SAIC/PIR/286
OI-PIR/8
SAIC/PIR/207
SAIC/PIR/249
BDIC/PIR/11
BDIC/FIR/37
OI-RIR/5
CI-RIR/2
OI-FIR/36
CI-PIR/104
PIR TIC Case No.
SAIC/PIR/232
SAIC/PIR/62
SAIC/PIR/84
PIR 252
PIR AIC 1903
CCPWE # 32/DI-23
CCPWE # 32/DI-26
CCPWE # 32/DI-34
CCPWE # 32/DI-4S
CI-PIR No. 120
CI-IIR No. 55
SAIC/PIR/318
PWB/SAIC/3
SAIC/PIR/48
SAIC/PIR/261
OI-FIR/10
PIR 177
OI-IIR/1
OI-IIR/10
CI-IIR/29
CI-FIR/50
SAIC/7
SAIC/PIR/75
SAIC/FIR/24
IIR
SAIC/PIR/10
CI-PIR/128
CCPWE # 32/DI-13
OI-RIR/6
SAIC/PIR/124
OI-FIR/22
SAIC/PIR/197
PIR AIC 1776
SAIC/FIR/9
SAiC/FlK/29o
402
23

Ruehle, Gerhard
Rummel, Hans
Ruoff, Wilhelm
Sabath, Hermann
Sachs, Ernst
Sauckel, Fritz
Saupert, Hans
Schachermayr, Stefan
Schacht, Hjalmar
Schaefer, Ernst
Schaeffer, Immanuel
Schaeffler, Ludwig
Schaeffner, Hans
Scharf, Hermann
Scheel, Gustav
Scheele, Hans von
Scheidl, Leopold
Scheldt, Wilhelm
Scheikl, Franz
Scheuermann, Wilhelm
Schieber, Walther
Schiller, Franz
Schilling, Glaus
Schirach, Baldur von
Schlake, Robert
Schieehauf, Oskar
Schlumprecht, Karl
S chmau s er , Kar 1
Schmidt, Julius
Schmidt, Karl
Schmidt, Martin
Schmidt, Paul
Schmidt, Paul Otto
Schmiedel,
Schmieden, Werner von
Schmitt, Carl
May 31, 1945
Sept. 17, 1945
Aug. 11, 1945
July 10, 1945
Oct. 24, 1945
June 4, 1945
June 26, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
June 24, 1945
Oct. 10, 1945
July 11, 1945
Aug. 6, 1945
Aug. 25, 1945
Aug. 25, 1945
Sept. 3, 1945
Feb. 12, 1946
Aug. 28, 1945
July 7, 1945
Oct. 8, 1945
May 6, 1946
Feb. 12, 1946
July 20, 1945
July 10, 1945
Sept. 22, 1945
July 12, 1945
July 24, 1945
Sept. 23, 1945
July 18, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
June 18, 1945
July 12, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
July 18, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
July 16, 1945
Dec. 10, 1945
July 5, 1945
Aug. 22, 1945
July 10, 1945
Mar. 15, 1946
July 19, 1945
June 27, 1945
June 16, 1945
June 19, 1945
Oct. 29, 1945
Jan. 14, 1946
Tuly 7. 1945
July 21, 1945
Oct. 18, 1945
PWB/SAIC/8
IR No. 48 AIC 1481
SAIC/PIR/227
SAIC/PIR/149
OI-FIR/9
PWB/SAIC/14
SAIC/PIR/34
PIR No. 54
OI-FIR/13
SAIC/PIR/18
S011/USDIC/PP8
USFET, G-5
FIAT No. 1
FIAT No. 2a
FIAT No. 2b
FIAT No. 3
OI-FIR/32
SAIC/FIR/33
SAIC/PIR/126
CI-PIR/74
CI-FIR/111
G1216/USDIC/PP20
SAIC/PIR/195
SAIC/PIR/154
OI-FIR/4
PWB/SAIC/19
SAIC/PIR/210
SAIC/IIR/1
SAIC/PIR/188
IR 46 AIC 1697
SAIC/48
SAIC/PIR/159
SAIC/FIR/39
PIR 28
CI-FIR/37
SAIC/PIR/179
OI-PIR/33
SAIC/PIR/96
SAIC/FIR/31
SAIC/PIR/147
CI-FIR 101
SAIC/PIR/189
SAIC/PIR/57
SAIC/47
SAIC/49
OI-PIR/21
OI-IIR/28
SAIC/PTR/123
SAIC/PIR/202
BDIC/PIR/61
24

Schmitt, Heinrich
Schmitthenner, Paul
Schmitz, Mathias
Schmucker, Hans
Schneider, Hans
Schneider, Ludwig
Schneider, Rudolf
Schniewind, Otto
Schnorr, Robert
Schock, Alfred
Schoeller, Albert
Schoene, Johannes
Schoerner, Ferdinand
Schrader, Gerhard
Schrader, Rudolf
Schramm, Percy
Schramm, Wilhelm von
Schreiber, Aloys
Schreier, Karl
Schroeder, Erich
Schroeder, Oskar
Schroedl, Laura
Schubert, Conrad von
Schubert, Heinz
Schuchmann, Georg
Schultze, Hermann
Schulz, Kurt
Schulz, Walter
Schumm, Oscar
Schununer, Hans
Schuster, Karl
Schwaegermann, Guenther
Schwarz, Franz
Schwarz, Ludwig
Schwarz, Wilhelm
Schwarz Van Berk,
Hans
Schweinle, Karl
Schwerin, Gerhard von
Schwichtenberg, Otto
Schwind, Martin
June 29, 1945
Sept. 6, 1945
Sept. 8, 1945
Sept. 20, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
July 5, 1945
June 22, 1945
July 5, 1945
Oct. 11, 1945
July 13, 1945
June 26, 1945
June 28, 1945
July 1, 1945
Apr. 3, 1946
June 3, 1945
July 17, 1945
July 5, 1945
Oct. 11, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
May 20, 1946
Aug. 29, 1946
Jan. 6, 1947
July 26, 1945
May 27, 1946
Feb. 4, 1947
July 1945
Sept. 26, 1945
June 29, 1945
Oct. 14, 1945
Jan. 14, 1946
July 27, 1945
June 27, 1945
July 13, 1945
June 23, 1945
July 25, 1945
July 6, 1945
Oct. 6, 1945
July 5, 1945
Mar. 12, 1945
June 25, 1945
July 25, 1945
Aug. 31, 1945
June 19, 1945
June 20, 1945
June 26, 1945
Sept. 28, 1945
Dec. 23, 1945
Oct. 18, 1945
June 22, 1945
SAIC/PIR/77
SAIC/PIR/269
PIR AIC 1859
PIR AIC 1888
SAIC/PIR/258
SAIC/PIR/111
SAIC/PIR/2
SAIC/PIR/108
CI-FIR/35
SAIC/PIR/171
SAIC/R/3
SAIC/R/5
SAIC/R/7
CI-PIR/113
SAIC/39
SAIC/PIR/182
SAIC/PIR/98
OI-PTR/1>
OI-IIR/23
CI-PIR/118
CI-FIR/122
CI-RIR/7
SAIC/PIR/217
CI-PIR/121
CI-FIR/136
USSBS No. 77
PIR AIC 1899
SAIC/PIR/69
CI-PIR/81
CI-FIR/69
OI-PIR/131
SAIC/PIR/63
SAIC/PIR/175
SAIC/PIR/9
SAIC/PIR/212
SAIC/PIR/115
SAIC/FIR/52
SAIC/PIR/107
CI-PIR/101
SAIC/FIR/2
CCPWE # 32/DI-41
SAIC/PIR/252
FIR TIC Case 483
SAIC/PIR/1
SAIC/PIR/25
OI-PIR/11
OI-FIR/26
BDIC/FIR/39
SAIC/FIR/1
25

Seidel, Otto
Seidel, Rudolf
Seidel, Waldemar
Seifert, Kurt
Seiss, Karl
Seldner, Eudard
Seldte, Franz
Selle, Otto
Sellschopp, Heinrich
Sensburg, Walter
Sensfuss, Franz
Setz, Josef
Seubert , Franz
Seyss-Inquart, Arthur
Sieger, Erwin
Sieverb, Karl
Simanek, Friedrich
Simon, Walter
Six, Franz
Skoczylas, Edmund
Skorzeny, Otto
Smowski, Konstanty
Seeding, Bernward
Soehlmann, Fritz
Sommer, Hans
Sommer, Marcel le
Spacil, Josef
Speer, Albert
follows Zschintzsch,
Werner
Speer, Hermann
Spennemann, Hermann
Staerkert, Willy
Stakelmeier, Adolf
Stanke, Eberhard
Starkel Karl
Staudinger, Hans
Steane, Anthony
Steffen, Karl
Stein, Walter
Steinhauser, Conrad
Steinmann, Georg
Stempel, Josef
Aug. 22, 1945
May 31, 1945
Aug. 16, 1945
July 23, 1945
Oct. 30, 1945
June 27, 1945
Sept. 12, 1945
July 25, 1945
July 6, 1945
Mar. 9, 1946
Mar. 22, 1946
Mar. 25, 1945
Oct. 30, 1945
July 12, 1945
Apr. 4, 1946
June 20, 1945
July 28, 1945
Apr. 9, 1946
July 12, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
Feb. 18, 1947
Apr. 2, 1946
June 23, 1945
July 12, 1945
May 31, 1945
June 30, 1945
Aug. 28, 1945
June 26, 1945
June 28, 1945
Dec. 10, 1946
July 19, 1945
Aug. 4, 1945
July 7, 1945
July 17, 1945
Aug. 23, 1945
Sept. 5, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
Jan. 22, 1946
June 27, 1945
Oct. 9, 1945
Aug. 27, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
Sept. 1, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
July 6. 1945
Sept. 15, 1945
Dec. 10, 1945
Mar. 15, 1946
PIR 250
MFIU CIR 4/5
FIR 55
SAIC/PIR/209
CI-FIR/47
SAIC/PIR/52
OI-FIR/1
SAIC/PIR/213
SAIC/PIR/113
CI-IIR/51
CI-FIR/104
CI-RIR/5
OI-PIR/22
SAIC/PIR/156
S065/USDIC/DE 12
CCPWE # 32/DI-12
SAIC/PIR/222
CI-PIR/114
SAIC/PTR/155
SAIC/PIR/244
OI-SIR/40
OI-PIR/112
SAIC/PIR/13
SAIC/FIR/7
MFIU CIR 4/6
SAIC/PIR/86
SAIC/FIR/34
SAIC/PIR/24
PIR 133
CI-FIR/130
SAIC/PIR/190
PIR 43
SAIC/PIR/121
PIR 18
PIR AIC 180^
SAIC/PIR/259
CI-PIR/62
SAIC/PIR/65
SAIC/FIR/54
PIR AIC 1810
SAIC/FIR/47
PIR 58
CI-FIR/55
CI-FIR/57
SAIL/PIR/112
OI-IIR/4
OI-PIR/34
CI-FIR/102
26

Stengel, Friedrich
Stengracht von Moyland,
Gustav
Stephan, Alfons
Stepp, Walter
Stock, Juergen
Stocker, Josef
Stockmann, Walter
Stolz, Hans
Strack, Hans
Streicher, Julius
Strempel, Heribert von
Strodthoff, Alfred
Stroelin, Karl
Stroopj Juergen
Stubbs, Erwin
Stuckart, Wilhelm
Suchomel, Hugo
Suess, Karl
Tarbuk, Robert von
Taysen, Adalbert von
Tengelmann, Wilhelm
Teske, Werner
Teupel, Ernst
Thermann, Edmund von
Thier, Theobald
Thomas, Wilhelm
Thost, Hans
Thyssen, Fritz
Till, Rudolf
Timmler, Markus
Tippelskirch, Werner
von
Trischkat, Hans
Uehle, Josef
Ulbrich, Adolph
Urach, Albrecht von
Uschmann, Hans
Vernunft, Wallfried
Vilsmaier, Richard
Voeczkoendy, Ladislas
Vollbrecht, Johannes
Dec.
June
July
Sept.
Oct.
July
June
July
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
July
July
Dec.
July
June
Ju]y
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Mar.
Sept.
Jan.
Nov.
Feb.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
July 9, 1945
Jan. 15, 1946
Sept. 4, 1945
Mar.
July
Nov.
July 26,
July 20,
Sept. 17
Oct. 15,
Oct. 26,
Aug. 27,
Sept, 10
June 26,
May 28,
July 20,
June 29,
22, 1945
27, 1945
2, 1945
16, 1945
20, 1945
7, 1945
24, 1945
17, 1945
29, 1946
13, 1945
17, 1946
26, 1945
2, 1945
14, 1945
18, 1945
15, 1945
26, 1945
16, 1945
10, 1945
18, 1945
13, 1946
27, 1946
13, 1945
28, 1946
14, 1945
19, 1946
20, 1945
2, 1946
12, 1945
17, 1945
1, 1945
22, 1945
5, 1945
7, 1946
10, 1945
30, 1945
1945
1946
, 1945
1945
1945
1945
, 1945
1945
1945
1946
1945
CI-FIR/56
CCPWE # 32/DI-16
CCPWE # 32/DI-19
OI-IIR/6
BDIC/FIR/40
SAIC/PIR/127
SAIC/PIR/29
SAIC/PIR/180
CI-FIR/73
CI-PIR/63
CI-FIR/74
SAIC/PIR/215
CCPWE # 32/DI-20
OI-PIR/35
PIR 178
CCPWE # 32/DI-8
SAIC/PTR/220
PIR 55
CI-IIR/24
CI-IIR/25
CI-PIR/134
CI-FIR/131
OI-FIR/2
S097/USDIC/PP23
CI-FIR/29
CI-FIR/63
CI-PIR/90
CI-FIR/85
SAIC/PIR/162
PIR AIC 1877
SAIC/PIR/317
OI-IIR/8 '<
SAIG/PIR/257
SAIC/PIR/141
S020/USDIC/DC9
FIAT No. 1
S081/USDIC/DE10
SAIC/PIR/151
OI-FIR/21
SAIC/PIR/219
CI-FIR/116
BDIC/PIR/23
CI-IIR/27
CI-FIR/38
SAIC/PIR/242
TP "2 .MC 12S7
SAIC/PIR/32
SAIC/29
FIR/117
SAIC/PIR/78
27

Vowinckel, Kurt
Waag, Alexander
Wagner, Ernst
Wagner, Gerhard
Wagner, Richard
Wahl, Karl
Walter, Paul
Wanderer, Madeleine
Warlimont, Walter
Warning, Herbert
Weber, Friedrich
Weichs, Max von
Weickardt, Hans
Weirauch, Peter
Wenckstern, German von
Wentzel, Erika
Werner, Georg
Werz, Luitpold
Westarp, Heinrich
von
Westphal, Siegfried
Wex, Helmut
Weyersberg, Albert
Wiebeck, Gerhard
Wiedemann, Fritz
Wiedemann, Otto
Wieshofer, Fritz
Willikens, Werner
Wilms, Hans
Winkelmann, Otto
Wirsing, Giselher
Wohlschlaeger, Philipp
Wolf, Johanna
Wolff, Hans
Oct. 14, 1945
Oct. 9, 1945
Jan. 3, 1946
Feb. 1, 1946
Dec. 6, 1945
July 24, 1945
Aug. 25, 1945
May 24, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
July 1945
June 4, 1945
July 3, 1945
July 24, 1945
July 31, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
Oct. 24, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
Dec. 28, 1945
July 23, 1945
July 9, 1945
May 30, 1945
Oct. 12, 1945
Mar. 28, 1946
Jan. 24, 1946
Jan. 28, 1946
Dec. 26, 1946
July 18, 1946
July 10, 1945
Nov. 8, 1945
Sept. 17, 1945
Jan. 31, 1946
May 1, 1946
May 18, 1946
Aug. 29, 1945
July 17, 1945
Aug. 7, 1945
July 9, 1945
Sept. 11, 1945
Jan. 14, 1946
Mar. 15, 1946
May 15, 1946
July 19, 1945
July 6, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Nov. 22, 1945
July 25, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
Oct. 2, 1945
June 23. 1945
May 31, 1945
Jan. 22, 1946
OI-PIR/17
CI-PIR/75
CI-IIR/41
CI-FIR/87
CI-CIR 10
CCPWE # 32 Nav R-l
SAIC/PIR/236
SAIC/18
SAIC/PIR/292
USSBS No. 76
SAIC/40
SAIC/FIR/3
SAIC/FIR/11
CCPWE # 32/DI-46
SAIC/FIR/29
OI-RIR/9
OI-IIR/22
OI-FIR/25
PIR/182
SAIC/PIR/135
PWB/SAIC/5
SAIC/FIR/55
CI-PIR/110
CI-IIR/43
CI-FIR/82
CI-FIR/135
CI-FIR/120
SAIC/PIR/146
OI-PIR/28
SAIC/PIR/289
CI-PIR/98
CI-FIR/110
CI-RIR/6
PIR AIC 1828
IIR
FIR/47
SAIC/PIR/136
SAIC/PIR/276
CI-PIR/95
CI-PIR/102
CI-FIR/114
PIR/29
SAIC/FIR/5
SAIC/PIR/275
OI-FIR/18
PIR/33
PIR/46
CI-FIR/32
SAIC/PIR/6
PWB/SAIC/iU
CI-IIR/46
28

Wolff, Reinhardt
Worthmann, Wilhelm
Wubbe, Willi
Zauner, Mate
Zeileisen, Karl von
Zeller, Alfons
Ziegler, Karl
Zinnemann, Curt
Zlatareff, Ilia
Zuang, Johann
Zupke, Johannes
Zschintzsch, Werner
Speer, Albert
Jan. 16, 1946
July 26, 1945
Aug. 14, 1945
Mar. 5, 1946
July 10, 1945
Nov. 28, 1945
Aug. 15, 1945
June 27, 1945
Sept. 19, 1945
July 12, 1945
Feb. 1, 1946
July 10, 1945
July 14, 1945
June 4, 1945
June 5, 1945
June 4/5, 1945
June 5/7, 1945
June 9, 1945
June 21, 1945
May 29, 1945
May 28, 1945
May 29, 1945
May 29, 1945
May 30, 1945
May 30, 1945
June 1, 1945
June 4, 1945
June 7, 1945
June 7, 1945
June 10, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
June 11, 1945
June 26, 1945
June 13, 1945
June 8, 1945
June 23, 1945
July 13, 1945
July 13, 1945
July 28, 1945
Aug. 20, 1945
Aug. 28, 1945
Oct. 1, 1945
Nov. 1, 1945
Aug. 17, 1945
Aug. 21, 1945
Aug. 9, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
Aug. 13, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
CI-FIR/59
SAIC/PIR/216
FIR/56
S091/USDIC/PS3
SAIC/PIR/150
OI-FIR/17
SAIC/FIR/27
SAIC/PIR/58
CSIR/5
SAIC/PIR/158
CI-FIR/86
SAIC/PIR/152
CCPWE # 32/DI-31
Heinkel and Frydag
Heinkel and Frydag
Frydag
TIAT No. 20a
SHAEF, G-2
SHAEF, 1st Sess.
SHAEF, 2d Sess.
SHAEF, 3d Sess.
SHAEF, 4th Sess.
SHAEF, 5th Sess.
SHAEF, 6th Sess.
SHAEF, 7th Sess.,
Pt. I and II
SHAEF, 8th Sess.
SHAEF, 9th Sess.
SHAEF, 10th Sess.
SHAEF, llth Sess.
SHAEF, llth Sess.
Supp.
SHAEF, 12th Sess.
SHAEF, 13th Sess.
SHAEF, 14th Sess.
SHAEF, 15th Sess.
SHAEF, 16th Sess.
SHAEF, 17th Sess.
FIAT No. 18
FIAT No. 18b
FIAT No. 19, Pt. I
FIAT No. 19, Pt. II
FIAT No. 19, Pt. Ill
FIAT No. 20
FIAT No. 21
FIAT No. 22
FIAT No. 23
FIAT No. 24
FIAT No. 25
FIAT No. 26
29

Speer, Albert (con.)
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept
Aug.
Aug.
Sept
Sept
Sept
21, 1945
8, 1945
9, 1945
8, 1945
. 8, 1945
20, 1945
20, 1945
1, 1945
3, 1945
1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Oct. 1, 1945
Nov. 21, 1945
Nov. 21, 1945
Sept. 7, 1945
Sept. 1, 1945
Oct. 5, 1945
Sept. 13, 1945
Sept. 10, 1945
Oct. 5, 1945
Sept. 15, 1945
Sept. 15, 1945
Oct. 16, 1945
Sept. 18, 1945
Sept. 21, 1945
Sept. 21, 1945
Sept. 21, 1945
Sept. 27, 1945
Oct. 26, 1945
Oct. 4, 1945
Oct. 3, 1945
Nov. 15, 1945
Dec. 19, 1945
Apr. 26, 1946
May 3, 1946
July 8, 1946
Feb. 16, 1946
Feb. 18, 1946
Oct. 6, 1945
Oct. 9, 1945
Oct. 19, 1945
Oct. 10, 1945
Oct. 12, 1945
Nov. 6, 1945
Oct. 31, 1945
Oct. 31, 1945
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
and 3
FIAT No.
IV-VII
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
and II
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
and VII
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
and II
FIAT No.
Ill
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
FIAT No.
26, Supp. I
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34, Pt. I
34, Pts. 2
34, Pts.
35
35, Supp . I
35, Supp . 1 1
36, Pts. I
37
37, Supp . i
38, Pt. I
39, Pt. I
40
41
42
42, Supp . I
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50, Pt. I
50, Pt. II
50, Pt. Ill
50, Pt. IV
50, Pt. V
50, Pts. VI
51, Pt. I
51, Pt. II
52
52 Supp . I
52, Supp.
53
54
55
56
57
30

Speer, Albert (con.) Oct. 24, 1945
Oct. 31, 1945
Nov. 1, 1945
Nov. 6, 1945
Nov. 8, 1945
Dec. 20, 1945
Nov. 22, 1945
Nov. 26, 1945
Dec. 7, 1945
Dec. 10, 1945
Dec. 13, 1945
Dec. 19, 1945
Dec. 20, 1945
Dec. 18, 1945
Jan. 13, 1946
Jan. 14, 1946
Jan. 15, 1946
Jan. 18, 1946
Jan. 19, (946
Jan. 21, 1946
Mar. 18, 1946
July 19, 1946
Mar. 30, 1946
Mar. 28, 1946
June 20, 1946
Mar. 31, 1946
Mar. 29, 1946
Apr. 5, 1946
Apr. 10, 1946
Apr. 19, 1946
May 21, 1946
May 24, 1946
June 21, 1946
Aug. 10, 1946
June 1, 1946
July 20, 19' ; 6
Sept. 10, 1946
July 28, 1946
Sept. 10, 1946
Sept. 19, 1946
Nov. 6, 1946
Nov. 20, 1946
FIAT No. 58
FIAT No. 59
FIAT No. 60
FIAT No. 61
FIAT No. 62
FIAT No. 62, Supp . I
FIAT No. 63
FIAT No. 64
FIAT No. 65
FIAT No. 66
FIAT No. 67
FIAT No. 68
FIAT No. 69
FIAT No. 70
FIAT No. 71
FIAT No. 72
FIAT No. 73
FIAT No. 74
FIAT No. 7S
FIAT No. 76
FIAT No. 77, Pts.
I -XV
FIAT No. 77, Pt. XVI
FIAT No. 78
FIAT No. 79
FIAT No. 80
FIAT No. 81
FIAT No. 82
FIAT No. 83
FIAT No. 84
FIAT No. 85, Pt. I
FIAT No. 85, Pt. II
FIAT No. 86
FIAT No. 88
FIAT No. 89
FIAT No. 90, Pts.
I-VIII
FIAT No. 1
FIAT No. 91, Supp . I
FIAT No. 92
FIAT No. 92, Supp . I
FIAT No. 93
FIAT No. 94
FIAT No. 95
31

The following list of individuals interrogated by the OCCPAC
was compiled by a NARS staff member.
It is not an original record.
32

List of Persons Interrogated for the IMT
Following is an alphabetically arranged list of names of
individuals interrogated by the Interrogation Division of the
IMT under the direction of Col. John H. Amen, 1945-46.
Abegg, Wilhelm
Amann, Max
Bach-Zelewski, Erich von
Bargen, Bernhard von
Becher, Kurt
Beckler, Bernhard
Berger, Gottlob
Best, Werner
Bilfinger, Rudolf
Blaha, Franz
Blank, Margaret
Blaskowitz, Johannes
Blomberg, Werner von
Bodenschatz, Karl
Boetticher, Friedrich von
Bohle, Ernst
Boley, Gottfried
Brandt, Karl
Brauchitsch, Berndt
Brauchitsch, Walter von
Brueninghoff, Hildegarde
Brunner, Karl
Buch, Walter
Buechs, Herbert
Buehler, Josef
Buerkner, Leopold
Conrad, Hans
Conti, Leonardo
Daluege, Kurt
Darre, Richard
Diels, Ludwig
Diels, Rudolf
Dietrich, Joseph
Doenitz, Karl
Doerffler-Schuband, Werner
Draeger, Hans
Eigruber, August
Eigruber, Berger
Falkenhausen, Alexander von
Falk^nhorst, Nikolaus von
Path, Hildegarde
Picker, Hans
Fischer, Fritz
Frank, Hans
Freyend, Ernst von
Frick, Wilhelm
Fritzsche, Hans
Funk, Walter
Gathen, Joachim
Gebhardt, Ernst
Gerdes, Bertus
Gerken, Martin
Gienanth, Ulrich von
Glaise-Horstenau, Edmund von
Goerdeler, Julius
Goering, Albert
Goering, Hermann
Gottfriedsen, Bernd von
Grothmann, Werner
Grundherr, Werner von
Guderian, Heinz
Guyon-Witschel, Louise
Gyldenfeldt, Heinz von
Haagen, Eugene
Haberstock, Karl
Haider, Franz
Hardy, Kalman
Haushofer, Karl
Heisig, Peter
Hemmen, Hans
Hess, Rudolf
Hessler, Gunther
Himmler, Gudrun
Himmler, Margaret
Hingst, Auguste
Hoellriegel, Alois
Hoess, Rudolf
Hoettl, Wilhelm
Hofer, Walter
Hoffmann, Heinrich
Horthy, Nicholaus von
Huppenkothen, Walter
Jodi, Alfred
Kajum-Khan, Veil
33

Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
Keitel, Wilhelm
Keppler, Wilhelm
Kesselring, Albert
Kick, William II
Kirchert, Werner
Knochen, Edward
Koch,
Koerner, Paul
Kolbe, Fritz
Roller, Karl
Kraffczyk, Helene
Krauch, Carl
Krieg, Hermann
Kroll, Hans
Kumming, Eugene
Kunze, Hildegarde
Lahousen, Erwin
Lammers, Hans
Lehmann, Rudolf
Ley, Robert
Limburger,
Litzenberg, Willy
Lochner, Louis
Lohse, Bruno
Luedde-Neurath, Walter
McClelland, Roswell
Manstein, Erich von
Mantel, Ernst
Mantel, William
Marchel, Zygmunt
Martin, Benno
Michal, Elmar
Milch, Erhard
Mildner, Rudolf
Moll, Otto
Musy, Jean
"aujocks, Alfred
Neubacher, Hermann
Neurath, Constantin von
Oberheuser, Herta
Obermueller,
Getting, Arno von
Ohlendorf, Otto
Papen, Franz von
Papenfuss, Thea
Patin, Wilhelm
Pfannmueller, Herman
Pirncr, Helmut
Pohl, Oswald
Puhl, Emil
Raeder, Erich
Rainer, Friedrich
Ranis, Ernst
Reinecke, Hermann
Reinwald, Theresa
Ribbentrop, Joachim von
Ritter, Karl
Rode, Ernst
Roepert, Werner
Roettiger, Hans
Rosenberg, Alfred
Rotacker, Hans
Salman, Otto
Sauckel, Fritz
Schacht, Hjalmar
Schaub, Julius
Scheidler, Arthur
Scheidt, Wilhelm
Schellenberg, Walter
Schilling, Glaus
Schirach, Baldur von
Schirrmeister, Moritz von
Schlabrendorf, Fabian von
Schmidt, Paul Otto
Schneider, Johann
Schroeder, Christiana
Schroedl, Laura
Schuschnigg, Kurt von
Schwarz, Franz
Schweppenburg, Leo Geyr von
Seldte, Franz
Seyss-Inquart, Arthur
Sievers, Wolfram
Skorzeny, Otto
Speer, Albert
Sperr, Ingeborg
Sperrle, Hugo
Steengracht von Moyland, Gus-av
Streicher, Adele
Streicher, Julius
Stroelin, Karl
Stuckart, Wilhelm
Stumpff, Hans
Tauboeck, Karl
Thyssen, Fritz
Timm, Max
Treite, Percival
Uiberreither, Siegfried
Yajni, Caber
34

Vargan, Werner von
Wisliceny, Dieter
Wagner, Gerhard
Wolf, Johanna
Warlimont, Walter
Wolff, Karl
Vv'eichs, Maximilian von
Zesbron, Guyon
Welczek, Count von Zitzewitz, von
Westhoff, Adolf
Zolling, Ernest
Westphal, Siegfried
Zschintzsch, Werner
Wiedemann, Fritz
35

The following list of investigations conducted by agencies other
than the OCCPAC was compiled by a NARS staff member.
It is not an
original record.
36

Consolidated Reports
Organization or subject
Date of report
Interrogator
Werwolf Organization May 14, 1945
Medical personnel and other
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 2
Foreign Office
Secret weapons
SS Jagdverband Mitte
Auswertestelle West,
Oberursel
Personnel
Werwolf organization in
Ba/ern
Personnel
History of Kaltenbrunner
Yalta Conference
Monitoring service of
Foreign Office
Gestapo in Regensburg
Ahnenerbe
Forschungsamt
War Criminals
May 15, 1945
May 18, 1945
May 30, 1945
June 21, 1945
June 29, 1945
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 3
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 4
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 5
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 10
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 12
Reichskommissar Festigung
des Deutschen Volkstums July 6, 1945
Abwehrstelle XII, Wiesbaden
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 14
Radio Communication in
Abwehr
SD in Frankfurt/Main
Gestapo in Frankfurt/Main
War Criminals
SD in the East
SD in Kulmbach
Extermination of European
Jews
Frontaufklaerungstrupp 317
Gebtapo in Aachen
Intell. Services of
German Firms
July 18, 1945
July 18, 1945
July 19, 1945
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 20
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 21
3d U.S. Army
IR No, 22
37

SD
Police Personalities
in Maribor
RSHA, Gruppe IV A
SD Abschnitt Weimar
War crimes of Kaltenbrunner
Stapostelle Saarbruecken
Gestapo in Trier
History and organization
Armored Forces
Tactics, equipment,
communications, general
Frontaufkluerungskommando
(FAK)
Plans for German attack
against the Panama Canal
Shipbuilding in Germany
Reich Ministry of the
Interior
Franz von Papen
Richard Darre
Nicholas Horthy
Franz von Papen
Richard Darre
Franz von Papen
Richard Darre
Franz von Papen
Richard Darre
Nicholas Horthy
Friedrich von Boetticher
Gustav Steengracht
Possible whereabouts of
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Amt VI-E of RSHA
July 21, 1945
July 23, 1945
July 30, 1945
Aug. 8, 1945
Aug. 15, 1945
Sept. 0, 1945
July 10, 1945
July 17, 1945
Aug. 3, 1945
June 13, 1945
June 24, 1945
July 8, 1945
June 14, 1945
July 14, 1945
June 21, 1945
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 23
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 24
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 25
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 28
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 30
3d U.S. Army
IR No. 40
CCPWE # 32/DI-29
CCPWE # 32/DI-37
CCPWE # 32/DI-47
CCPWE # 32/X-P
12
CCPWE # 32/X-P
14
CCPWE # 32/X-P
16
CCPWE # 32/X-P
18
12th Army Group
CIR No. 2
12th Army Group
CIR No. 3
38

The Political and Social
background of the July 20
incident
The People's Court
(Volksgerichtshof)
The Boehler Steel Concern
Erwin Daub, Richard Kroen
Steyr-Daimler-Puchwerke A.G.
Karl Rossner, Richard Ryznar,
Herbert Haas
Deutsch-Italienische
Gesellschaft
Hitler as seen by his doctors:
Erwin Giesing
Hans-Karl von Hasselbach
Karl Brandt
Alleged American mistreatment
of German Prisoners
Hitler as seen by his doctors:
Theo More11
Erwin Giesing
Walter Loehlein
Karl Weber
A. Nissle
E. Brinkmann
KdM Prague
Hans Dehmel
Irene Reichert
Johannes Berthelen
Referat II KO Spanien
Senderfuehrer Wolfgang Blaum
Paul Fuchs
Hermann Amende
Assistants in the Balkans,
Poland and in Vienna
Paul Seefeld
Arthur Herrmann
Hans Dehmel
Robert von Tarbuk
Sept. 10, 1945
Sept. 14, 1945
Feb. 18, 1946
Feb. 19, 1946
Sept. 25, 1945
Oct. 15, 1945
Nov. 14, 1945
Nov. 29, 1945
Jan. 10, 1946
Jan. 12, 1946
Jan. 31, 1946
BDIC/CIR/1
BDIC/CIR/2
"USDIC/DE7
USDIC/DE8
USFET, CIR/1
USFET, CIR/2
USFET, CIR/3
USFET, CIR/4
USFET, CIR/11
USFET, CIR/12
USFET, CIR/13
39

Amt I, RSHA Feb. 28, 1946 USFET, CIR/14
Heinz Wanninger
Wilhelm Bonatz
Mwin Haertel
Herbert Bahr
Georg Moehlmeyer
Gestapo Leitstelle Muenchen
Friedrich Wuchner
Mar. 14, 1946 USFET, CIR/15
Therese Weigert
Henriette Weigert
Georg Mair
Bernhard Seeding
Gestapo Leistelle Muechen Apr. 5, 1946
German methods of combatting
the Soviet Intelligence
Services June 3, 1946
Johannes Gaenzer
Helmut Damerau
Kurt Kohler
Ministry of Labor, July 27, 1945
Interior, Post
Hans Dormann
Otto Ehrensberger
Ernst Pabst
Wilhelm Ohnesorge
USFET, CIR/15
Supp.
USFET, CIR/16
SAIC/RIR/2
Abwehr activities in Aug. 29, 1945 SAIC/RIR/4
Portugal
Observations on artillery June 23, 1945 SAIC/CIR/1
observations employment
Japanese-German Cooperation June 28, 1945 SAIC/C1K/2
Willy Messerschmitt
Police information July 1, 1945 SAIC/CIR/3
Robert Schlake
Bernhard Seeding
Propaganda organization July 10, 1945 SAIC/CIR/4
(Ministry and Party)
Hans Hinkel
Immanuel Schaeffe^
Martin Schoenicke
Rolf Hofmann
Eugen Maier
Karl Gerff
Paul Schmidt
40

The Waffen-SS Junkerschule
Toelz
Werner Doerffler-Schuband
Gottfried Klingemann
Armor and Armored Forces
Heinz Guderian
Leo Geyr von Schweppenburg
Paul Hausser
Erhard Raus
Horst Stumpff
The German Legation and
German intervention in
Hungary 1944-45
Hans von Greiffenberg
Concentration Camp
Flossenbuerg
Joseph Sombor
Samuel Borbath
Jeno Hivessy
Otto Banhidy
Procurement of foreign
labor
Fritz Sauckel
Gauleiter, Hofer
Warsaw art treasures
Waldemar Fegelein
Ernst Bepple
Ludwig Fischer
Buchenwald Concentration
Camp
Hermann Pister
Max Schobert
The Waffen-SS
Doerffler-Schuband
Paul Hausser
Balkan Affairs
Kurt von Kamphoevener
Conrad von Schubert
Mi Ian von Dessovic
July 13, 1945
July 18, 1945
July 21, 1945
Aug. 4, 1945
Aug. 7, 1945
Aug. 9, 1945
Aug. 9, 1945
Aug. 25, 1945
Sept. 25, 1945
Oct. 5, 1945
SAIC/CIR/S
SAIC/CIR/6
SAIC/CIR/8
SAIC/CIR/10
SAIC/CIR/11
SAIC/CIR/12
SAIC/CIR/13
SAIC/CIR/15
SAIC/CIR/16
SAIC/CIR/17
41

Notes on German weapons
developments
Nils Larsson
Foreign Office personnel
and records
Alexander von Dornberg
Notes on the Red army
Reinhard Gehlen
Albert Schoeller
June 3, 1945
June 13, 1945
June 24, 1945
SAIC/38
SAIC/45
SAIC/R/2
Comments on Russian artillery June 26, 1945
Walter Staudinger
Max Winkler
Rudolf Frhr. von Roman
Helmut Huffmann
Medical and other scientific Apr. 21, 1945
experiments
SAIC/R/4
SAIC/X/2
Ernst Rodenwald
Hubert Luetkenhaus
Ludwig Wesch
N.d.
Hitler's successor May 19, 1945
Hermann Goering
Hans Lammers
Personnel May 24, 1945
Art treasures and funds
in foreign countries
Air Force
Concentration camps
Jew baiting and religious
difficulties
Hermann Goering
Berrid Walter von Brauechitsch
The Russian campaign May 28, 1945
The Invasion
Heinz Guderian
Leo Geyr von Schweppenburg
Paul Hausser
Karl Fiehler June 15, 1945
Bernhard Stredele
Drafting of foreign labor July 14, 1945
Fritz Sauckel
Paul Schmidt
Georg Ripken
SAIC/X/3
SAIC/X/5
SAIC/X/6
SAIC/X/9
SAIC/X/11
42

Conversation with July 26, 1945 SAIC/X/12
Heinz Guderian
Leo Geyr von Schweppenburg
Wilhelm von Leeb
German Army Personnel: Apr. 29, 1945 MFIU 5/X/7
Curt Gallenkamp
Friedrich Herrlein
Helmut Thumm
Eugen Oberhaeusser
Paul Mahlmann
43

Roll
I
Description
CONTENTS
Documents of Authorization
Finding Aids
Alphabetical List of Individuals
Interrogated by the OCCPAC
Alphabetical List of Individuals
Interrogated by Other Agenceis
Unarranged List of Groups, Organizations, and Subjects
Investigated by Other Agencies
OCCPAC Interrogation Transcripts and
Related Records
Abegg, Wilhelm - Boetticher, Friedrich von
2 Bohle, Ernst - Conrad, Hans
3 Conti, Leonardo - Picker, Hans
4 Fischer, Fritz - Frick, Wilhelm
5 Fritsche, Hans - Goering, Hermann
6 Gottfriedsen, Bernd von - Hingst, Auguste
7 Hoellriegel, Alois - Huppenkothen, Walter
8 Jodl, Alfred
9 Kajum-Khan, Veli - Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
10 Keitel, Wilhelm
II
Keppler, Wilhelm - Lammers, Hans
12 Lehmann, Rudolf - Ktusy, Jean
13 Naujocks, Alfred - Ohlendorf, Otto
14 Papen, Franz von - Puhl, Emil
15 Raeder, Erich - Reinwald, Teresa
16 Ribbentrop, Joachim von
44

Roll
Description
17 Ritter, Karl - Rotacker, Hans
18 Salman, Otto - Schellenberg, Walter
19 Schilling, Claus - Seldte, Franz
20 Seyss-Inquart, Arthur - Steengracht von Moyland,
Gustav
21 Streicher, Adele - Westhoff, Adolf
22 Westphal, Siegfried - Zschintzsch, Werner
23 Individual Interrogation Reports by Other Agencies
Abs, Otto - Euler, Philipp
24 Falkenhausen, Alexander von - Hutterer, Georg
25 Imredy, Bela - Mueller, Reinhold
26 Nagel, Gustav - Ruoff, Wilhelm
27 Sabath, Hermann - Suess, Karl
28 Tarbuk, Robert von - Zschintzsch, Werner
29 Speer, Albert (SP1 - SP60)
30 Speer, Albert (SP61 - SP101)
31 Consolidated Investigative Reports by Other Agencies
Werwolf Organization - German Army Personnel
OSA UC-8911I10595T
45