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78 35. Infanterie-DivisionItemIc, Tatigkeitsbericht. Intelligence and counterintelligence activities duringpreparations for Operation "Seelbwe," propaganda leaflets, city plans ofvarious cities in southern England, maps of Great Britain, intelligence bulletinsconcerning the enemy situation and strength, newspaper clippings, and areport concerning the visit of Gauleiter Wilhelm Murr, Reichsstatthalter ofWurttemberg.la, Tatigkeitsbericht der Heereshafendienststelle Diinkirchen. Ship loading andunloading exercises in preparation for Operation "Seelbwe" and city plans ofDunkirk.la, Kriegstagebuch 1 des Versuchs- und Verladestabs Bode. Ship loading and unloadingexercises in preparation for Operation "Seelb'we" at Dunkirk and Ostendand a list of officers' duty assignments. Maj. Ernst Bode and his staff weresubordinate to the 35. Inf.Div. during this period. This staff and its functionswere inactivated on Apr 4, 1941.la, Anlagen z. KTB 1 des Versuchs- und Verladestabs Bode. Orders and recommendationsfor preparation of the anticipated invasion of England.IVa, Tatigkeitsbericht 3 des Div.-Intendanten. Transfer of the division fromOstsnd, Belgium, to Johannisburg, East Prussia, in preparation for the invasionof Russiaj the campaign against Russia; and advance to the Smolenskarea* The division was subordinate to the VI. and V. A.K. during this period.Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. Transfer from Belgium to East Prussia and to the Johannisburgand Suwalki areas along the Russian border, intelligence and counterintelligenceactivities before and during the campaign against Russia, and informationpertaining to interrogations of deserters and prisoners of war. /Accordingto a note in this document dated Dec 1-4? .194-2, the Intelligence Branch had __to destroy most of its reports during defensive battles in the winter of 194-1-42../Ic, Anlage 1 z. TB, Erfahrungen iin Ostfeldsug.campaign against Russia.Afteraction reports concerning theDates Item No, Roll 1st FrameAug 1, 194.0 -Apr 4, 1941Aug 14, 1940 -Apr 4, 1941Nov 19, 1940 -Apr 4, 1941Nov 17, 1940 -Apr 4, 19418870/208870/21885885885885Apr 7 - Oct 1, 1941 19981/5 886Jun 22, 1941 -Nov 10, 1942 24596/1 886Jun 22, 1941 -Mar 27, 1942 24596/2 886517107912761298141159