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Cornelius Ryan Collection of World War II Papers, Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections, Ohio University Cornelius Ryan Collection of World War II Papers, Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections, Ohio University The Last Battle Inventory List First published by Simon & Schuster in 1966. The Last Battle has been translated into Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovenian, Spanish, and Swedish. Table of Contents Cornelius Ryan Collection of World War II Papers, Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections, Ohio University ..... 1 Initial Research ................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Allied Political and Military Leadership ............................................................................................................................... 6 American Forces .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 French Forced Labor ........................................................................................................................................................ 29 German Civilians ............................................................................................................................................................... 30 German Forces ................................................................................................................................................................. 44 Russian Forces .......................................................................................................................Error! 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Photographs ..................................................................................................................................................................... 66 Flag images on the pages below are from the Wikimedia Commons. 2 Initial Research Box 38 • Folder 5 o Outline, ideas and framework. • Book outline and framework (Ts carbon, 4p.; c.2 Ts, 3p.). • Draft letter concerning project to Hobe lewis (Ts with holo revisions, 3p.). • List of documents needed (photostat, 3p.). • People to be located (Ts, 1p.). • List of military units which need records located (Ts carbon, 1p.). • Memo Bruce Lee to Ryan on analysis of MS #P-136, June 25, 1962 (Ts, 5p.). • Memo G. Fort to Ryan on various research documents, Aug 14, 1962 (Ts with holo additions, 1p.). • Notebook with ideas, Frau Ilona Hohenau interview (holo, 49p.). • Folder 6 o List of book characters with location and nationality (Ts, 2p.). o Notes on units, personnel, material to be used in research (holo, 25p.). • Folder 7 o “Who Was a Nazi?”, Office of Military Government for Germany, United States, Berlin, June, 1946 (brochure, 36p.). • Folder 8 o “Berlin”, Ullstein Publishing Co, Templhof, Berlin, ca. Aug, 1961 (20p.). • Folder 9 o SCOOP (Press Club of San Francisco publication), 1946 (160p.). Box 39 • Folder 1 o Listing of Historical Division, U.S. Army, Europe, publication series (photostat with holo notations, 8p.). o *Historical Division, U.S. Army, Europe, was consolidated into the Office of Chief Military History (OCMH). All documents will be labeled “OCMH”, regardless of origin. • Folder 2 – OCMH publications. o Willemer, Wilhelm, “The German Defense of Berlin”, MS #P-136 (xerox, 69p.). • Folder 3 o Rendulic, Lothar, “A Gp South”, MS #B-328 (xerox, 18p.). • Folder 4 o “The Fighting Qualities of the Russian Solider”, MS #D-036 (xerox, 12p.). • Folder 5 o Bauer, Magna, “The End of Army Group Weichsel and Twelfth Army, April 27 – May 7, 1945″, MS #R-69 (xerox, 96p.). • Folder 6 3 o Blumentritt, Gunther, “Battles Fought by the First Parachute Army between 28 March and 9 April 1945 (east of the Rhine)”, MS #B-354 (xerox, 20p.). • Folder 7 o Wagener, Carl, “A Gp B – Estimate of the Situation concerning the Remagen Bridgehead”, MS #B-593 (xerox, 18p.). • Folder 8 o Estor, Fritz, “Eleventh Army (1-23 April 1945)”, MS #B-581 (xerox, 46p.). • Folder 9 o “The Last Russian Offensive 1945, XXVII Corps Sector”, MS #D-281 (xerox, 63p.). • Folder 10 o Von Edelsheim, “Capitulation Negotiations between the 12 (German) Armee and the 9th (American) Army, which took place at Syendal on 4 May 1945″, MS #B-220 (xerox, 7p.). • Folder 11 o Arndt, Karl, “XXXIX Panzer Corpe (22 Apr – 7 May 45)”, MS #B-221 (xerox, 30p.). • Folder 12 o Blumentritt, Gunther, “The Last Battles of ‘A.O.K. Blumentritt’ 10 Apr – 5 May 45″, MS #B-361 (xerox, 30p.). • Folder 13 o Blimentritt, Gunther, “The Inhumanity of Modern Warfare”, MS #B-662 (xerox, 13p.). • Folder 14 o Schramm, Percy, “Wehrmacht losses (World War II)”, MS #B-176 (xerox, 34p.). • Folder 15 o Wagener, Carl, “The Remagen Bridgehead (11 Mar 45 – 21 Mar 45)”, ch.6 of MS #A-965 (xerox, 19p.). • Folder 16 o Raus, Erhard, “The ‘Pomeranian Battle’ and the Command in the East”, MS #D-189 (xerox, 36p.). • Folder 17 o Wenck, “Report on the Twelfth Army”, MS #B- 394 (xerox, 8p.). • Folder 18-19 o Boldt, Gerhard, IN THE SHELTER WITH HILTER (pp. 1-78, xerox; complete; 3 copies). • Folder 20 o Oldfield, Barney, NEVER A SHOT FIRED IN ANGER (pp. 210-241, xerox). • Folder 21 o Montgomery, Fldm Bernard, NORMANDY TO THE BALTIC (pp. 261-277, xerox; 2 copies). • Folder 22 o Saunders, Hilary St George, THE RED BERET (pp. 310-315, xerox). • Folder 23 o Weidling, Helmut, “The Final Battle in Berlin (April 23 to May 2, 1945)”, o WEHRWISSENSCHAFTLICHE RUNDSCHAU, #1- 3, Jan-Mar, 1962 (Ts, 31p.; c.2 carbon, 31p.). Box 40 • Folder 1 o Simonov, Konstantin, “As Victor in Berlin” (Ts with holo revisions, 8p.). • Folder 2 o Gruber, Heinrich, “To Live with the Russians”, STERN, May 2, 1965 (Ts with holo revisions, 9p.). • Folder 3 o DIE GESCHICHTE DES PANZERKORPS GROSSDEUTSCHLAND (History of the Tank Corps 4 “Grossdeutschland”), ch.7 (English: Ts, 3p.; c.2 carbon, 3p.). • Folder 4 o Von Tippelskirch, Kurt, HISTORY OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR (pp. 656ff as Ts, 10p.; c.2 carbon, 9p.). • Folder 5 o Kesselring, Fldm, MEMOIRS (pp. 237-319, xerox). • Folder 6 o McMillian, Richard, MIRACLE BEFORE BERLIN (pp. 128-160, xerox). • Folder 7 o Lederrey, E., GERMANY’S DEFEAT IN THE EAST – 1941-45 (pp. 195-230, xerox). • Folder 8 o D’Arcy-Dawson, John, EUROPEAN VICTORY (pp. 267-299, xerox). • Folder 9 o Singh, Brig Thakur, “The Battle of Berlin”, JOURNAL OF THE UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTION OF INDIA, v.79-80, 1949-50 (pp.163-168, xerox). • Folder 10 o Trevor-Roper, Hugh, THE LAST DAYS OF HITLER (pp. 265- 273, xerox). • Folder 11 o Montgomery, Fldm Bernard, “An Approach to Sanity”, CHICHELE LECTURE, May, 1959 (pp.43-94, xerox). • Folder 12 o Axmann, Artur, “With Hitler in His Bunker”, STERN, Apr 25, 1965 (Ts with holo revisions, 35p.). o Letter John Flint to Ryan, TLS, June 9, 1965 (1p.). • Folder 13 o Bradley, Omar, A SOLIDER’S STORY (pp. 530-539, 543-554, xerox). • Folder 14 o Leahy, Adm William, I WAS THERE (pp. 350-365, xerox). • Folder 15 o Bernadotte, Count Folke, THE CURTAIN FALLS (pp. 86-94, 104-119, xerox). • Folder 16 o Deane, John, THE STRANGE ALLIANCE (pp. 134-139, 142-155, 162-181, xerox). • Folder 17 o Lee, Bruce, NEWSWEEK article, May 9, 1960 (photostat, 3p.). • Folder 18 o LOOK, Jan 6, 1959; May 4, 1965; June 1, 1965. • Folder 19 o TRUE, March 1963. • Folder 20 o NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW, Sept 12, 1965; Dec 26, 1965. • Folder 21 o “Berlin/1964″, ESQUIRE, July 1964 (pp. 35-40). • Folder 22 o NEW YORKER, Apr 7, 14, 28, 1951; May 5, 1951. Box 41 • Folder 1 o “La Chute de Berlin”, PARIS MATCH, Feb 20, 1965. • Folder 2 o Donnison, F.S.V., HISTORY OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR – CIVIL AFFAIRS AND MILITARY 5 GOVERNMENT NORTH-WEST EUROPE 1944-46 (pp. 187-205, xerox). • Folder 3 o Riess, Curt, THE BERLIN STORY (pp. 12-15, xerox). o ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945 (Official RAF history), v.3 (pp. 288, 292 as Ts, 1p.). o Webster, Sir Charles, THE STRATEGIC AIR OFFENSIVE AGAINST GERMANY 1939-45, v.3 (p. 199 as Ts, 1p.). o Byford-Jones, BERLIN TWLIGHT (pp. 29-32, xerox). o Thorwald, Jurgen, FLIGHT IN THE WINTER (Ts carbon, 1p.). o Morgan, Gen Sir Frederick, PEACE AND WAR (pp. 206, 211- 213 as Ts, 2p.). • Folder 4 o “The War Ends in Europe”, LIFE, May 14, 1945 (xerox, 17p.). • Folder 5 o Powell, Robert, “Berlin Today”, FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW, Oct, 1945 (pp. 234-239, xerox). • Folder 6 o Baldwin, Hanson W., “America at War: Victory in Europe”, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, July, 1945 (pp. 527-542, xerox). • Folder 7 o Cartier, Raymond, “The Day Hitler Died”, PARIS MATCH, July 6, 1962 (English: Ts, 36p.). • Folder 8 o “Letter from Berlin”, NEW YORKER, Aug 4, 1945 (photostat, 6p.). • Folder 9 o “Berlin: The Broken City”, ATLANTIC MONTHLY supplement, Dec, 1963 (pp. 84-134). • Folder 10 o Nichol, David M., excerpts from Washington POST articles, Dec 25-27, 1961 (mimeograph, 9p.). • Folder 11 o Letter John Wilhelm to Ryan, TLS, Mar 18, 1965 (1p.). o Newspaper and magazine articles, Apr – May, 1945 (77 items: 215p.). • Folder 12 o Newspaper and magazine
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