http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Finding Aid RG-49 Former Yugoslavia
RG-49.008M Acc. 2007.278
Title: Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Armed Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of Occupation of the Former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944.
Extent: 18 microfilm reels
Provenance: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum International Archives Project Division received the collection from the Archives of the Military Historical Institute, Belgrade in Sep.2007.
Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on use: Permission for reproduction or duplication for other archives is required from the source archive.
Organization and arrangement: Arrangement is thematic
Language: German, Serbian, and Slovenian
Preferred citation: Standard citation for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collections Division, Archives Branch.
Scope and content: The collection contains records relating to the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia. This collection includes correspondence of the German occupation authorities regarding arrests, persecution and reprisals against Jews, Roma, members of partisan and antifascist movements, communists and the civilian population. The documents refer mainly to occupied Serbia, but also include parts of Croatia. The collection includes a complete copy of Nuremberg Trial VII.
Inventory:
Reel 1:
Box 1, Folder 2, Document 3: Intelligence Service. OKW prescribes direction for propaganda against Yugoslavia, mostly against Serbs. March 3rd 1941.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 1
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 1A, Folder 15, Document 4: SE Army Command. Hitler’s letter explaining order to shoot partisans, not to use them for forced labor. October 18th 1941
Box 1A, Folder 15, Document 13: SE Army Command. Orders for the reprisal shooting of 400 hostages at Zajecar and 100 at Jelasnica. October 23rd, 1942
Box 1A, Folder 15, Document 22: OKW Operations. General Kebler’s order on terrorist manner of fighting rebels. March 3rd, 1944
Box 2, Folder 1, Document 1: SE Army Command. Orders for breaking up the uprising in Serbia and for reprisals. September 5th, 1941
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 13: SE Army Command. Report on the reprisal shooting of 450 people at Leskovac. September 2nd, 1945
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 16: SE Army Command. Daily report on fighting and German crimes in Serbia. October 4th, 1943
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 21: SE Army Command. Reprisal shooting of 500 at Zajecar. October 23rd, 1943
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 27: SE Army Command. Reprisal shooting of 150 at Takija.
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 28: SE Army Command. Reprisal shooting of 300 at Zajecar. November 26th, 1943
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 31: SE Army Command. New order from Hitler on reprisal measures in occupied territories. December 22nd, 1943
Box 2, Folder 2, Document 36: SE Army Command. Document regulates authority for command over and execution of reprisal measures in occupied territories.
Box 2, Folder 3, Document 2/1-3: Serbia command. Instruction for cemetery services.
Box 2A, Folder 12, Document 14: SE Army Command. Orders for breaking up the uprising in Serbia and for reprisals. September 5th, 1941
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 2: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Data on fighting and German crimes.
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 3: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Data on fighting and German crimes.
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 5: German General Zagreb. Data on reprisal shooting in NDH (Independent State of Croatia). August 10th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 2
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 7: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Data on fighting an German crimes.
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 10: SE Army Command. Data on the rights and responsibilities of the SE command. November 30th, 1941
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 17: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Radio reports on fighting and German crimes.
Box 2A, Folder 13, Document 18: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Radio reports on fighting and German crimes.
Box 2A, Folder 14, Document 2: SE Army Command. Instructions on fighting partisans. Reprisals and crimes against civilians and fighters. March 19th, 1942
Box 2A, Folder 14, Document 3: SE Army Command. SE Army command accepts the proposal by the Commander of Serbia: partisan POWs should not be set to Norway for forced labor, rather they should be executed. March 22nd, 1942
Box 2A, Folder 14, Document 9: Personnel. Turner reports to the Commander of SE on the strength (size) of customs units (German and Serbian) in Serbia. SE Army Command (Military Administrator of Serbia). Turner situation report on Serbia and the role of the Military Administrator. August 29th, 1942
Box 2A, Folder 15, Document 3: SE Army Command. Order regulating POW procedures, transport to German reprisals, and evacuation of males aged 15 to 50. August 8th, 1942.
Box 2A, Folder 15, Documents 5-7: SE Army Command. Orders for reprisal shootings of 400 people at Stragar, 450 people at Leskovac, and 160 at Bela Crkva. September 2nd, 1942
Box 2A, Folder 15, Document 8: SE Army Command. Orders for the reprisal shooting of 435 people in SW Serbia. September 9th, 1943
Box 2A, Folder 15, Document 20: SE Army Command. Prescribes reprisal measure for the populace. July 14th, 1943
Box 2A, Folder 16, Document 2: SE Army Command. Talks with German officer Maissner about the Zemun concentration camp remaining open for prisoners. January 7th, 1944
Box 5, Folder 2, Document 31: Second Tank Army, Personnel. Daily order number 2: Relations with Italians, graveyard officers to be given cameras. November 3rd, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 3
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 5, Folder 9, Document 18: 1st SS Armored Army, Operations. Order stating that only Spec. Police in Adriatic Sea Belt can arrest foreigners and Jews. October 7th, 1943.
Box 5, Folder 12, Document 22: Daily report on fighting at Deboar and Derventa as well as German crimes. November 26th, 1943
Box 5, Folder 12, Document 26: Daily report on fighting in Bosnia, Srem, Slovenia, as well as German crimes. December 4th, 1943.
Box 5, Folder 12, Document 30: Secret Police Group 9. Report on the number of people arrested in February 1944. February 26th, 1944.
Box 5, Folder 12, Document 32: Second Armored Army, Operations. Excerpts from daily reports on various units and fighting and German crimes. October 19th, 1943. Box 5A, Folder 18, Document 10: Report 1/724 unit killed 165 citizens at Uzice.
Box 5A, Folder 18, Document 13: Serbia Command. Parts of telegraph reports including the number of people shot.
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 1: 11th Army Group. Order number 1 on establishing order in Yugoslavia, including taking and shooting hostages if the population resists. April 27th, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 13: 18th AK, Operations. Excerpts about German crimes in Serbia in 1941.
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 11: Instructions from the Commander of SE Army on the treatment of the civilian populations in occupied region, specifically in locations where there are attacks on Germans. October 4th, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 12: Short excerpts from daily reports on fighting and crimes in Serbia.
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 26: Order to surround and burn the village of Grabovac. August 19, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 28: Order to cleanse Sava-Cer region amd deport all males 14 years and older to camp. September 18th, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 19: Serbia Command. Sabac camp count 16445, 1000 shot so far, interrogation in progress.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 4
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 34 to 35: Serbia Command. Orders to arrest 700 people in Belgrade as hostages on November 4th, to then be placed in Dedinje camp. November 1st, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 16: 342, Operations. Report of Macva region fighting. All males ages 14 to 70 were sent to concentration camps. 233 communists from the camp were shot. October 15th, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 30: Report on Belgrade bomb attack on German guards and the shooting of 50 hostages. October 16th, 1941
Box 6A, Folder 17, Document 39: excerpts from war diaries 10-1/41 Serbia fighting, losses, war crimes. March 8th, 1942
Box 6A, Folder 19, Document 1: Instructions for fighting partisans, propaganda, reprisals. September 23rd, 1943
Box 6A, Folder 19, Document 7: 69th Reserve Corps. Excerpts from war diaries about fighting, losses, and war crimes. December 7th, 1943
Box 6A, Folder 19, Document 8: Procedures for defected partisans, POWs, and hostages. December 19th, 1943
Box 6A, Folder 19, Document 14: Excerpts from war diaries on partisan strength and new regulations on the shooting of hostages. January, 1944.
Box 8A, Folder 1, Document 187: Abver Center Zagreb. Review of institutions for group I Abver Center Zagreb. September 18th, 1943
Box 8A, Folder 2, Document 10: Counter Intelligence Center, Zagreb. Work plan Group I Zagreb with names of officers. August 23rd, 1943
Box 8A, Folder 2, Document 14: Counter Intelligence Center, Zagreb. Document showing the organization of German Counter-Intelligence in NDH (Independent State of Croatia). September 18th, 1943
Box 8, Folder 3, Document 12: German General Zagreb. Situation report and reprisal shooting for RR attack at Ruma. January 19th, 1943
Box 8, Folder 3, Document 13: German General Zagreb. Orders stating that in all unsafe regions civilian males aged 15 to 50 are to be sent to camps in Germany while all partisans and suspicious persons are to be executed. January 7th, 1943
Box 8, Folder 4, Document 25: 13th Highland Hunting Regiment, IIb. 48 statements from soldiers stating that they are not of Jewish decent. 1944
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 5
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Reel 2: Box 8, Folder 5, Document 42: 15th Highland Corps. Thesis for a lecture of Jewry and Bolsheviks.
Box 8, Folder 6, Document 33: Excerpts from war diaries on fighting and German crimes in Bosnia, Lika, and Dalmatia.
Box 8, Folder 6, Document 42 and 43: Order for ‘Panter’ Operations: Male population is to be taken to Sisak camp.
Box 8, Folder 7, Document 5 and 6: Excerpts from war diaries on fighting and German crimes in Croatia, Bosnia and Dalmatia. 1943
Box 8, Folder 7, Document 12: Excerpts from daily situation reports and German crimes. 1944
Box 8, Folder 7, Document 23: Daily report. Chetniks captured and shot 15 partisans. The village of Podum (Otocac) was burned. 1944
Box 8, Folder 7, Document 36: For reprisal, the town of Primosten and 5 villages (gracac-lika) were burned. 1944
Box 8, Folder 15, Document 3: Orders all subordinate units to arrest hostages and shoot 100 for every 1 German killed, and 50 for every German wounded. October 13, 1941
Box 8, Folder 18, Document 4: Report by Colonel Kawische on why G. Milanovac was not burned and hostages not taken away. October 10th, 1941
Box 8, Folder 18, Document 5: Transmits the OKW command to shoot 100 Serbs for every 1 German. October 14th, 1941
Box 8I, Folder 4A, Document 1: 369 Infantry Division. Communicates Hitler’s order that captured partisans are to be sent to camps and not shot. Reprisals to be continued. July 29th, 1943
Box 9, Folder 3, Document 11 and 13: 8th SS Cavalry Division. Report from Jasenovac on partisan attack, losses. February 3rd, 1944
Box 9, Folder 7, Document 1: War diary listing war crimes. December 24th, 1941
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 3: 704 Infantry Division. Parts of war diary on situation, fighting, and crimes in Serbia. September 29th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 6
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 5: Serbia Command. Orders that there is to be no negotiations with rebels, they are to be shot as bandits. Orders to bring down uprising and instructions for reprisals. October 8th, 1941
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 11: Serbia Command. Prescribes taking hostages and selection for reprisal shooting; was previously done incorrectly. October 25th, 1941
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 4: Reports on reprisals 11 km (6.8 miles) from Kragujevac including data on executions and burnings. October 4th, 1941
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 6: 734 Infantry Unit. Reports that 2200 Serbs are to be shot in reprisal for 10 killed and 24 wounded Germans at Valjevo. September 28th, 1941
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 8: Parts of reports on battles in and around Kragujevac including the shooting of 350 people. October 27th, 1941
Box 9, Folder 18, Document 12: 734 Infantry Unit. Lt. Walther reports on the manner of the mass killing of Jews and Gypsies on Jabika-Pancevo road. November 4th, 1941
Box 9II, Folder 10, Document 18: Directive on Chetniks, POWs, Muslim militia, and partisans. May 12th, 1943
Box 9II, Folder 15, Document 14: Telegrams on fighting and shooting of POWs at Sjetline. January 17th, 1942
Box 9II, Folder 15, Document 31: German General Zagreb. Instructions for placing civilian population in camps and executing suspects. January 7th, 1943
Box 9II, Folder 15, Document 21: Order no. 5 on putting down uprising, instuctions on POWs and populace. April 14th, 1942
Box 9II, Folder 15, Document 25: Information on the treatment of POWs and populace (such as killing and deporting) and on the collection on intelligence data. October 22nd, 1942
Box 9II, Folder 15, Document 34: Commander’s directive on war crimes and killing of prisoners. May, 12th 1943
Box 9II, Folder 18, Document 19 and 20: 704 Infantry Division. Part of war diary regarding the shooting of POWs and hostages in Pozarevac and surrounding areas. January 11th, 1942
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 7
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 9II, Folder 18, Document 31: Intelligence Report. German colonel and three others killed in Pozarevac, followed by reprisals in Belgrade in which 400 hostages were shot. An additional 20 were shot for killing a Serbian civil servant. February 12th, 1943
Box 9II, Folder 19, Document 21: German General Zagreb. Instructions for placing civilian population in camps and executing suspects.
Box 15, Folder 1. Document 1: 164th Infantry Division. Report on rebel losses in Serbia and a reprisal in Kraljevo where 1736 males and 19 females were shot. October 21st, 1941
Box 15, Folder 3, Document 44: Report on hostage taking, shooting, and the burning of villages for reprisal. September, 12th 1943.
Box 15A, Folder 1, Document 24: Several court documents on the arrest and punishment of soldiers and civilians. June 27th, 1944.
Box 15A, Folder 1, Document 36: 264th Infantry Division. Road plan on NW Balkans. June 21st, 1944
Box 17II, Folder I, Document 45: Report on 265 communist shot, fighting in Krunpanj, and losses in E Serbia. November 27th, 1941
Box 18I, Folder 4, Document 3: 396th Division. Order for the killing of partisans, burning of villages, shooting of hostages, and other repressive measures. October 25th, 1943
Box 18I, Folder 4, Document 19: Order number 121 for action, crimes. July 11th, 1944
Reel 3: Box 18I, Folder 4A, Document 3: Commander orders that severe action is to be taken against the partisans, including killing of prisoners and other measures of reprisal. Also includes manner prescribed. October 25th, 1943
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 7: Report on Mt. Cer cleansing, and crimes against the population. October 13th, 1941
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 9: Situation report and report on crimes in Valjevo region.
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 11: Order for attack on Krupanj including an order to kill all males encountered en route. October 13th, 1941
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 12: 342nd Infantry Division. Order for continued cleansing of Mt. Cer and instructions on executing criminals. October 13th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 8
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 16: Order about the 100 Serbians for every one German reprisal measure. November 11th, 1941
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 18: Report on fighting north of Valjevo, including the killing of 15 people. October 31st, 1941
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 19: Report on losses and crimes, September-November 1941. November 18th, 1941
Box 18II, Folder 21, Document 27: Parts of reports on fighting, crimes in Western Serbia. December, 1941
Box 21, Folder 1, Document 46: SS Economic-Principal Management Office, Concentration Camp Division. Resolution for issuing death certificates for executed Russian soldiers. June 13th, 1942
Box 21, Folder 2, Document 17: Business companies. Kori and Didi Company, Berlin. Offer to construct crematorium for SS in Belgrade, including sketches and plans. May 18th, 1943
Box 21, Folder 2, Document 18: Business companies. Kori and Didi Company, Berlin. Offer to construct crematorium for SS in Belgrade, including sketches and plans. August, 25th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 1, Document 5: Serbia Command. Parts of war diary from September 1st through 3rd discussing fighting and reprisals.
Box 27, Folder 1, Document 7: Serbia Command. Information on the situation in the city of Kraljevo prior to October 20th, 1941 and on the mass shooting of factory workers. October 25th, 1941
Box 27, Folder 1, Document 10: Serbia Command. Sets reprisal shootings of hostages at 50 for every 1 German killed. October 22nd, 1941
Box 27, Folder 1, Document 12: Communication Command 32. Telephone directory of the Belgrade Garrison. July 15th, 1941
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 1: OKW. OKW communication to German Ministry of External Affairs: Serbian Prime Minister proposes the arrest of 600 Serbian officers and transporting them to camps in Germany. January 25th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 4: 704 Infantry Division. Serbian commander reports the killing of the commander of unit 734. Reprisals included burning a nearby village, arresting 239 people, and shooting 2. He also proposes that 400 communists be shot. February 19th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 9
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 8: Counter Intelligence Command, Belgrade. Data on the formation and personnel of Counter Intelligence Command in Belgrade.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 11: Serbian commander issues an order regulating the burning of houses and villages during and after combat. April 3rd, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 18: Serbian commander reports that 80 Communists were executed for sabotage. April 17th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 19: Serbian commander reports that 156 Communists were executed. May 16th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 20: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting of 250 Chetniks at Sabac.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 27: Serbia commander reports 350 shot
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 28: Serbia Command. Review of all infantry units (per phone directory) with HQ in Belgrade. Includes names and addresses of officers. January 1st, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 5: Serbia command. Orders the SS and police commander to shoot 400 Communists in Belgrade in retaliation of the Toponica attack. February 16th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 4: Serbia command. Orders the SS and police commander to shoot 400 Communists in Belgrade in retaliation of the Toponica attack.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 38: Command of Operational Signal #32 Belgrade. Telephone Directory of all army commands, units, and institutions based in Belgrade. Review of organization of Intelligence Command, Belgrade. November 1st, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 6: Serbia Command. Orders for the reprisal shooing of 50 Communists at the town of Bela Crkva.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 29: Daily report from the Serbian Commander reporting the reprisal shootings of 43, 615 rebels between June 18th and June 29th, 1943. June 29th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 29: Serbia Command. Orders the shooting of 15 Communists in Nis. June 27th, 1944.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 30: 297th Infantry Division. Daily report form Serbia commander reporting that 575 were shot. June 27th, 1944
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 10
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 34: Serbia Command. Report stating that 382 citizens were killed and 460 houses were burned at Arilje. August 30th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 35: Serbia Command. Orders for shooting of 100 Communists and 335 Chetniks (referred to as “followers of DM” which most likely means Draza Mihajlovic) in reprisal for the attack at the town of Bajina Basta. September 17th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 30: Serbia Command. Daily report stating that 575 Communists had been shot overall. September 26th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 28: Serbia Command. Orders for reprisal shootings.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 26: Serbia Command. Orders the shooting of 200 Communists in retaliation for train attacks. May 30th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 23: Serbia Command. Orders the shooting of 200 Communists in retaliation for train attacks.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 25: Serbia Command. Orders the immediate arrest of Communists and sympathizers so they can be hostages. May 29th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 22: Serbia Command. Order regulation the manner of collective punishment and reprisal shootings.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 23: Serbia Command. Order to shoot 100 Chetniks.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 24: Serbia Command. Orders reprisal shooting of 1500 Communists at Nis.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 21: Serbia Command. Orders reprisal shooting of 1500 Communists at Nis.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 20: Serbia Command. 10 Chetniks shot at Kraljevo.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 23: Daily report for May 27th stating 125 Communists were shot in retribution. May 27th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 18: Serbia Command. Report on the shooting of 80 Communists. April 17th, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 11: Serbia Command. Order for the burning of houses.
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 7: Serbia Command. Basic order about reprisal punishment. February 28th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 11
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 36: 599th Field Command, Belgrade. Review of HQ departments (per telephone directory), including names and addresses of officers. November 1st, 1943
Box 27, Folder 2, Document 38: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Review of police headquarters, units, and institutions (per telephone directory). Includes police and security police stations in Belgrade; names and addresses of officers. November 1st, 1943
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 4: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Order stating that for any acts of sabotage, they are to respond with hangings and other intimidating measures. July 29th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 5: Territorial Commander of Serbia. German crimes in the Banat region.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 8: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Reprisals in Skela, including the burning of the village and the hanging of 50 Communists.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 12: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Daily reporting on the attack at Kraljevo airport, including reprisals and German crimes.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 14: Territorial Commander of Serbia. SE Command report on fighting and reprisals.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 17: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Instructions for the cleansing of the Macva region.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 18: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Orders for action against the city of Sabac, including sending male aged 14 to 70 to camps and instructions for executions.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 19: Orders and directives to avenge German blood.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 20: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Orders that the 432nd Infantry Division should turn over control of the concentration camp at Jarak to the 64th reserve battalion. September 27th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 21: Serbia Command. Orders the shooting of 2100 hostages in Belgrade and Sabac. October 4th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 22: Serbia Command. Orders for the formation of an open-air camp for 30,000 near Zasavica (Bogatic). October 6th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 12
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 25: Serbia Command. Regulations on the role military courts play in bringing down the uprising. The courts are ordered to pass the most severe rulings for intimidation purposes. October 9th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 27: Serbia Command. Orders for bringing down the uprising and instructions for reprisals. October 10th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 29: Serbia Command. Orders for taking hostages and reprisal shootings; instructs who to arrest first.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 30: Serbia Command. Part of an order on the shooting of hostages.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 31: Serbia Command. Lt. Liepe’s repot on the shooting of 2200 Jews on October 9th at Kovin, Belgrade. October 20th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 35: Serbia Command. Instructions for reprisal measures. = Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 36: Serbia Command. Instructions for order #2848/41 on hostages; they were primarily supposed to be Jewish, Roma, and family members of rebels. October 25th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 37: Serbia Command. Demands that a unit be chosen for the shooting of hostages. October 28th and 29th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 38: Serbia Command. Data for a ten-day report, including the capture and shooting of hostages. October 30th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 39: Serbia command. Order to bring down the uprising, including an order that all those not friendly to the Germans were to be shot.
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 40: Serbia Command. Order the arrest of all male Jews and Roma; their families are to be prepared to be taken to the camp. November 3rd, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 42: Serbia command order an investigation of two escaped prisoners from a group of 131 who were shot at Sabac camp. November 12th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 43: 593rd Infantry Regiment. Asks that another unit be used for the execution of 250 hostages since the unit is dislocated on assignment. November 13th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 1, Document 52: Serbia Command. Order to shoot 2200 hostages in reprisal for Germans killed at Valjevo. October 19th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 13
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 1: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Administrator Turner’s letter to the Serbia Commander with proposals for breaking up the uprising, including mass executions to induce fear and the liquidation of dissatisfied peoples, Serbian intellectuals, Jews, and Roma. September 21st, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 3: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Orders for action to be taken against the people of Sabac, including instructions for executions. Additionally all men ages 14 to 70 are to be sent to the camp. September 23rd, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 7: SE Army Command. Instuctions regarding the population residing in rebel territory, including who is to be shot. September 4th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 8: Serbia Command. Daily report on Fighting and reprisals.
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 10: Serbia Command. Orders the shooting of 50 hostages in retaliation for the wounding of German guards in Belgrade.
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 11: Serbia Command. Orders for the shooting of 200 hostages in reprisal for the killing of 8 Germans at Rebrovo. October 19th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 12: Serbia Command. Orders for the shooting of 200 hostages in retaliation for a train attack at Kusadak. October 31st, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 13: Serbia Command. Orders for the shooting of 385 hostages in retaliation for the losses at Sabac. November 20th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 2, Document 14: Serbia Command. Orders for the shooting of 100 hostages in retaliation for the killing of one German at Tekevis. November 28th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 3, Document 1: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Parts of July, 1941 war diary, including data on Communists and Jews who were shot.
Box 27II, Folder 3, Document 3 and 4: Serbia Command. Pars of war diary including information on fighting partisans and various German crimes.
Box 27II, Folder 3, Document 5: Serbia Command. Daily report with information on act of sabotage, fighting, and reprisals. October 28th, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 3, Document 6: Serbia Command. Parts of war diary with information on fighting and a mass reprisal shooting. September 12th to November 22nd, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 14
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27II, Folder 3, Document 10: Serbia Command. Part of annex 14 of a war diary on the number of executions up to May 12th, 1941. 11,164 people had been shot and 31,338 people remained to be executed. December, 1941
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 1: Serbia Command. A list of arrest and executions in Serbia and Bosnia.
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 3: Recounting of arrests and shooting of partisan prisoners between July 25th and 31st, 1942. August 1, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 7: Serbia Command. Parts of daily reports with information on arrests and Executions. Includes orders for the execution of 3,484 people in retaliation for German losses. February 4th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 9: SE Army Command. OKW telegram about bring down the Serbian uprising; includes measures proposed by the Commander in Serbia. February 7th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 14: Serbia Command. Parts of a ten-day report with information on the arrest of males ages 16 to 60 in Serbia. The Serbian camp count at this time was: 2,600 chosen for reprisal shootings, 272 hostages, and 5780 Jews. March 10th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 17: Serbia Command. Daily report stating that 500 Jews from Kosovska Mitrovica were transferred to the camp at Zemun. March 19th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 18: Serbia Command. Serbian camp count at this time was: 2,532 chosen for reprisal shootings, 213 hostages, and 5,150 Jews. March 20th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 19: Serbia Command. Orders stating that computer rebels should be shot, others should be sent to camps. March 25th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 24: Serbia Command. Partial daily report containing the Serbian camp count at the time: 3266 chosen for reprisal shootings, 182 hostages, and 4005 Jews. April 20th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 26: Serbia Command. Parts of daily report stating that 128 Serbian ex-officers were arrested and sent to camp. April 30th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 37: SE Army Command. Parts of war diary stating that OKW thinks the rebels are being treated too softly and that some divisions seem to be Serbiaphiles. SS troops are expected to resolve the issue harshly. October 2nd, 1942
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 15
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 40: Serbia Command. Data on reprisal shootings and arrests in Serbia and NDH (Independent State of Croatia). October 12th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 51: Serbia Command. Partial war diary with information on reprisal shootings. Also contains information on the dislocation of inmates from the Zemun camp, where 100 inmates die each day. August, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 4, Document 52: Serbia Command. Parts of a war diary with information on reprisal shootings in Serbia. November 28th, 1942
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 7: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Orders from Serbian Commander to execute 10 Communists who were being held as hostages. February 10th, 1943
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 8: Serbia Command. Orders the SS and police commander to shoot 400 Communists in Belgrade in retaliation for the Toponika attack.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 16/4: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting of 150 Communists. May 11th, 1943
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 16/5: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting of 100 Communists.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 16/6: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting of 50 Communists at Leskovac.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 19: Orders the reprisal shooting of 250 at Valjevo.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 30/2: Serbia Command. Daily report stating that 338 were taken prisoner, 11 rebels were shot, and 21 villages were burned. July 18th, 1943
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 30/3: Serbia Command. Daily report stating that 461 prisoners were taken, 11 rebels were shot, and 21 houses were burned. July 21st, 1943
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 31: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting of 150 Communists.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 32/1: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting of 150 Communists.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 43: Serbia Command. Parts of war diary stating that 805 hostages and 25 Communists were killed in reprisal shootings. June 19th to 28th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 16
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 27: Serbia Command. Daily report on the reprisal shooting of 350 Communists. June 18th, 1943
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 5/12: Serbia Command. Order on burning houses.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 14: Serbia Command. Orders the reprisal shooting on 15 hostages. Also includes orders for the formation of additional reprisal hostage camps in the Serbian cities of Kragujevac, Krusevac, Zajecar, Cacak, and Leskovac.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 11: Serbia Command. Basic order about reprisal punishment.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 10: Serbia Command. Order on the formation of hostage camps.
Box 27II, Folder 5, Document 7: Serbia Command . Orders for the reprisal shooting of 50 Communists at Topola. February 26th, 1943
Box 27A, Folder 1, Document 36: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Regulations of bi- weekly reporting.
Reel 4: Box 27AII, Folder 15, Document 1/1 to 639: Propaganda Department SE. Business correspondence with companies and institutions on selection, production, and distribution of various books in occupied countries. Advertisement and review of materials, translations, and payments.
Box 27B, Folder 2, Document 1 to 59: 599th Field Command, Belgrade. Various documents in regards to procurement, financial matters, bills, and internal matters. 1941
Box 27B, Folder 3, Document 12: German General Zagreb. Guidelines for propaganda in Croatia. March 6th, 1943.
Box 27B, Folder 3, Document 20: German Headquarters for securing Railroad in Croatia. Request to the Commander of Croatia that 880 Communists be executed for railroad sabotage. November 17th, 1943
Box 27B, Folder 3, Document 29: German General Zagreb. Minutes from a meeting with Ante Pavelić. The meeting was about establishing a German police force in NDH (Independent State of Croatia). April 24th, 1943
Box 27B, Folder 3, Document 5: German Representative Zagreb. Notes on the German- NDH agreement on the relocation of the population in the Yugoslavia region. September 22nd, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 17
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 27B, Folder 3, Document 6: German Representative Zagreb. Reprisal measure in Croatia are to be carried out in agreement with Croatian Minister Dumanzic.
Box 27B, Folder 4, Document 18: Sketch of camp number 9 in Banja Luka, Bosnia.
Box 27B, Folder 5, Document 6: German Representative Zagreb. The Rosenberg Institution is to be included in the German Cultural Relations Institute, to work on Jewish issues and cultural propaganda. August 28th, 1941
Box 27B, Folder 5, Document 18: SS and Police Chief. Orders that Jews from NDH (Independent State of Croatia) are to be sent to the camp at Osvjencin. April 10th, 1943
Box 27C, Folder 1, Document 2: 599th Field Command, Belgrade. Details on the formation and personal makeup of Command Belgrade and Command Pozarevac. 1941
Box 27C, Folder 4, Document 61: Communication Command 32. Telephone directory of the Belgrade garrison.
Box 27C, Folder 4, Document 4/8 to 11: Serbia Command. Review of all command (headquarters) based in Belgrade.
Reel 5: Box 27C, Folder 6, Document 4: Organization Department. Review of the organization and all units of Vermaht troops and police in Belgrade. All are being supplied materially and financially by the 599th Field Command. 1944
Box 27C, Folder 6, Document 10: City of Pozarevac Command. Information on the reprisal execution of 2,300 hostages. October 21st, 1941
Box 27CII, Folder 5, Document 6: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Statement on the reprisal execution of 40 Communists at Kragujevac. April 9th, 1943
Box 27CII, Folder 6, Document 6: 809th Field Command, Nis. Report on the reprisal execution of 15 Chetniks. October 29th, 1943
Box 27CII, Folder 6, Document 24: German security police and security service, Belgrade. Director of Zajecar region informs the Representative for Economy about the procedure when dealing with Jewish property. September 16th, 1942
Box 28, Folder 1, 52/1 to 2: Serbia Command. Daily order #8/43 on the formation of a special commando unit, Reichsleiter Rosenberg (RR), to fight the negative ideas of enemy nations. April 12th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 18
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 28, Folder 2, Document 31/1 to 10: Serbia Command. Military phone directory of Belgrade.
Box 29, Folder 1, Document 9/1 to 8: Serbia Command. Incomplete rules dealing with corpses, drinking water, trash, and other.
Box 30, Folder 4, Document 50, 51, 53-58: 811th Security Battalion. Information on reprisal measure and cooperation with NDH (Independent State of Croatia) units. December 3rd, 1944
Box 30, Folder 6, Document 41/1 to 3: 811th Security Battalion. Orders to determine the nationalist of prisoners in villages. June 26th, 1944
Box 31, Folder 2, Document 13: Kulturbund. Additional Weapons Office SS, Berlin. Orders that that in camp Zemun, Prahovo medical examinations of volkdeutchers German national group in Yugoslavia) who are capable of organizing should be carried out. September 10th, 1940
Box 32, Folder 1, Document 35: SS and Police Chief. Main security directorate of the Reich, which gives instructions for relocating Slovenians to Serbia. May 27th, 1941
Box 32, Folder 1, Document 48: SS Economic-Principle Management Office, Concentration Camp Department. Communication to all concentration camp commanders that family members of prisoners taken under the Nacht und Nebel (Night and Fog) directive must not be informed of the location or death of the prisoner. February 11th, 1943
Box 32, Folder 1, Document 49: SS Economic-Principle Mangament Office, Concentration Camp Division. Procedure for those who committed punishable acts against the Reich or occupational forces. Procedure for dealing with Nacht und Nebel (Night and Fog) prisoners: graves are to bear no names. Also contains cremation procedures and crematorium plans.
Box 32, Folder 1, Document 7/1 to 2: Organization. Diagram of the German police system.
Reel 6:
Box 32, Folder 1A, File 47: Commissary for the Strengthening of German Nationhood, Slovenia. Plans for the relocation of children from the Gorenjsko and Lower Stajerska regions to Reich camps. July 19th, 1943
Box 32, Folder 3II, Document 2 to 4: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Telephone list of police.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 19
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 32, Folder 5, Document 1: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Formation of SS and Police Commander- Economy officer.
Box 32, Folder 6, Document 5: See folders Command Security Police and Security Service Belgrade (?). May 10th, 1941
Box 32, Folder 6, Document 36: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. List of persons shot on the 1st and 25th of September, 1943. December 6th, 1943
Box 32I, Folder 2, Document 3: SS and Police Chief. Regulations on the issue of disciplinary punishment. August 13th, 1942
Box 32II, Folder 1A, Document 25: Security Police and SD, Berlin. Reports on activities of the Communist party in Belgrade. Also reports on arrests and reprisal executions. January 19th, 1942
Box 32II, Folder 7, Document 1: Personnel. Order for the formation of Headquarters of the 5th Police Regiment of Serbia. November 29th, 1942
Box 32A, Folder 2, Document 24: Police Vinkovci, Croatia. Note on Jews who were not interned, and Jews in Vinkovci and Nustara. May 28th, 1942
Box 32AII, Folder 17, Document 1 and 4-5: Sonder Commando, Lazarevac. Forwards to Higher SS and Police Chief Globcnik (Trieste) on the proposed formation of the Chetnik (Mt.) Dinara division. January 15th, 1945
Box 33, Folder 8, Document 2: SS and Police Chief. Information on the transportation of 200 children of killed Slovenians from Celje to Germany. August 6th, 1942
Box 33, Folder 10, Document 4: Regional Security Police, Koruska and Kranj, Slovenia. Orders that each municipality must register all insane, sick, and inhabitants of monasteries. 1941
Box 33, Folder 10, Document 5 to 18: Security Police, Resettlement Headquarters. Instructions on card folders and other procedures for work in HQ. May 5th, 1941
Box 34, Folder 1, Document 9: SS and Police Chief. Reprisal measures against rebels. July, 5th 1944
Box 34, Folder 2, Document 12 and 13: Gendarmerie, Slovenia. Intelligence report on the state of the population, including information on reprisal executions and the burning of houses. January 24th, 1942
Box 34, Folder 4, Document 14: Gestapo. Communication to the Police jail in Celovac, Slovenia: Send only crucial prisoners, jail is full. January 28th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 20
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 34, Folder 12, Document 42: Gendarmerie, Slovenia. Prohibits taking photos of executions. Orders that all existing negatives be taken away. December 3rd, 1942
Box 34A, Folder 4, Document 1: SS and Police Chief. Individual reports on reprisals and executions of Slovenian partisans. April 28th to August 1st, 1944
Box 35, Folder 4, Document 15: Region of Stajerska (Slovenia) Home Union. Forbids marriage and sexual relations between Germans and other nationalities. April 4th, 1943
Reel 7:
Box 35, Folder 5, Document 5: Security Police and SD, Maribor (Slovenia). Reports on the “National and Race situation in South Stajerska”. September 10th, 1941
Box 35, Folder 5, Document 13: Security Commander, Poie lowe Stajerska. Directive on the opening of a camp in Celje and the relocation of family members of Communists and partisans. July 31st, 1942
Box 35, Folder 7, Document 24: Chief of Civilian Administration, Lower Stajerska (Slovenia). Orders on how to determine German nationality. May 6th, 1941
Box 35A, Folder 1, Document 14: Headquarters for the Relocation of Southern Regions. Annex to the general plan for the relocation of Slovenians in the border region of Lower Stajerska. January 11th, 1942
Box 35A, Folder 3, Document 11: Commissary for the Strengthening of German Nationhood, Slovenia. List of Jewish securities in the city of Maribor, forwarded by Security Police. December 31st, 1941
Box 35A, Folder 3, Document 24: Chief of Civilian Administration Lower Stajerska, Slovenia. List of confiscated industrial, trade, and craft companies in the city of Maribor. April 10th, 1943
Box 35A, Folder 3, Document 38: Commissary for the Strengthening of German Nationhood, Slovenia. List of relocxated persons and confiscated industrial and manufacturing plants in the region of Lower Stajerska. 1941
Box 36, Folder 1, Document 1: SS and Police Chief. Commendation of the officers of the 72nd police battalion for the successful relocation of Slovenians. November 27th, 1941
Box 37, Folder 2, Document 5: 704th Infantry Division. Serbia commander orders SS and Police commanders to carry out executions of 400 persons from the Belgrade camp in retaliation for 4 Germans who were killed. February 16th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 21
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 38A, Folder 1, Document 8: XVII Regional Command, Vienna. “Poison Map” issues by OKW, to be used as teaching material in fighting enemy propaganda. October 23rd, 1943
Reel 8:
Box 39, Folder 3, Document 27: Interrogation. List of transferred, deserted, and recruited Yugoslavian soldiers in 1944. September 20th, 1944
Box 39, Folder 7II, Document 24: Interrogation. Incomplete review of police units, commanders, independent police battalions, and regions of engagement in NDH (Independent State of Croatia) and Slovenia.
Box 41B, Folder 1, Document 2/47: Serbia Command. Bohme orders the formation of Zasavice camp for 30,00 peoples. July 15th
Box 41B, Folder 1, Document 12/544-550: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Administrator Turner’s letter on measures for bringing down the uprising; all Serbian intellectuals, Jews, and gypsies are to be liquidated. July 22nd
Box 41C, Folder 1, Document 6/979: Serbia Command. Order for the formation of hostage camps.
Box 41C, Folder 1, Document 7: Serbia Command. Material for the exhibit against freemasons is to be move from Belgrade to Osjek. February 22nd, 1942
Box 41D, Folder 1, Document 5/1567: 809th Field Command, Nis. In retribution for the attack at the city of Zajecar, 300 Communists are to be killed on October 23rd. August 7th, 1943
Box 41D, Folder 1, Document 6/1625: SE Army Command. Orders that on March 3rd, 1944 ten Communists are to be shot in reprisal for the attack on Krusevac airport.
Box 41D, Folder 1, Document 9/1747: 809th Field Command, Nis. Report on the shooting of 450 suspected Communists at Nis.
Reel 9:
Box 41E, Folder 1, Document 16/2904: Serbia Command. Report form June 6th stating that there were 462 reprisal shootings and that 170 persons were captured. August 28th, 1944
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 4/3180-84: SE Army Command. Orders for September 5th, 1944 on breaking up the uprising in Serbia, including orders for reprisals.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 22
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 16/3524-25: Personnel. Mayssner, the higher Police and SS Leader for Serbia, takes command. Police are to be subordinate to Himler. September 25th
Box 41G, Folder 1, Document 6/4105: Serbia Command. Orders the liquidation of all Jews (male, female, and child) in Serbia. October 13th, 1941
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 9/3313: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Commander’s radio address, saying that a village had been leveled and the inhabitants were shot and hung. August 16th, 1941
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 10/3331-35: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Orders that the population aged 14 to 70 in the city of Sabac are to be sent to the Sabac concentration camp. The exact procedure is described.
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 14/3491-92: Serbia Command. Turner unauthorized order on the taking of hostages (October 26th) and on the arrest of 700 in Belgrade(November 1st). 1941
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 17/3544-46: Territorial Commander of Serbia. German losses between July 8th and August 5th, 1941 are 2036 dead and 4097 wounded. Reprisal is at a ration of 2:1.
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 18/3601-2: Serbia Command. General Bohme’s “take no prisoners” order. 1941
Box 41F, Folder 1, Document 23/3813-17: Serbia Command. General Bohme orders the reprisal shooing of 2,200 Jews and Communists from Sabac and Belgrade camps. October 8th, 1941
Box 41H, Folder 1, Document 9/5099: 2nd Tank Army. 12,000 prisoners on the territory of army group. September 1st to December 31st, 1943.
Reel 10:
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/22: 1at Kosak Division. Report on the cleansing of Fruška Gora (Frankish Mountain); 185 partisans and civilians were shot. October 15th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/5: 173rd Reserve Division. Cleansing of Fruška Gora; 18 people shot and 40 hostages arrested. September 22nd, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/28-30: 10 people killed in reprisal shooting. October 21st, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 23
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/32: Report on a reconnaissance mission in which 32 people were shot and hostages were taken. November 2nd, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/38-39: Orders for reprisal shootings and hangings. November 6th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/37: Order to take 664 hostages. November 5th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/46: In retaliation for the railroad sabotage at S. Pazova, 20 people are to be shot and 20 hung. November 12th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/53: Cleansing of Fruška Gora; 60 partisans and refuges shot. November 28th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/55: 15 partisan killed in reprisal shootings
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/63: 25 shot in reprisal at Bjelovar. December 23rd, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/36: 176th Reserve Division. Unit is ordered to hang 100 partisans in retribution for attacks on villages, railroads, and police stations. November 5th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/40: 176 Reserve Division. 19 Communists hung in retaliation. November 7th, 1943
Box 44A, Folder 1, Document 5/42: 21 hostages shot at Lazarevac on November 6th, in retaliation for a train attack. November 8th, 1943.
Box 44B, Folder 1, Document 5/36a: Order to units in regards to fighting rebels, reprisals, removal of population, and the taking of property. October 6th, 1943
Box 44B, Folder 1, Document 5/47: Order regulating the implementation of punishments and the burning of villages. December 12th, 1943
Reel 11:
Box 44C, Folder 1, Document 6/978: 734th Infantry Unit. In retaliation for the killing of the Unit’s commander on February 2nd at Pozarevac, 400 Communists were shot. July, 28th, 1943
Box 44C, Folder 1, Document 13/1330: 1st Hunter Reserve Unit. Daily report on the cleansing east of Sarajevo; houses were burned and 27 Chetniks were hung for reprisal.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 24
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 44C, Folder 1, Document 14/1381: 69th Reserve Corps. Report stating the SS Police Colonel orders all the elderly, females, and children in the village Lasimir (in the Srem region) shot. December 6th, 1943
Reel 12:
Box 44D, Folder 1, Document 3/1451: Report on the cleansing at Fruška Gora; 31 people shot and 40 hostages arrested. September 22nd, 1943
Box 44D, Folder 1, Document3/1450: Daily report: for the attack on a military transport in S. Pazova, 20 prisoners were shot and 20 hung. August 6th, 1943
Box 44D, Folder 1, Document 3/1458: For railroad sabotage in S. Pazova, 20 prisoners were shot and 20 were hung.
Box 44D, Folder 1, Document6/1-7: SE Army Command. Report to OKW on the Balkan and Serbian situations. November 2nd, 1941
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 5/2417-18: 5th SS Highland Corps. Orders that the most severe reprisal measures be taken against the entire Serbian Orthodox population in Bosnia. September 13th, 1944
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 7/18: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Meyszner’s conference on the scope of his authority. January 23rd, 1943.
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 7/57: Report on the ongoing investigation of the SW in Rigatuca Ustashi who burned and looted the village and butchered the Orthodox populace. September 1st, 1942
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 7/30: 297th Infantry Division, Serbia. Two units are sent to Vrdnik to secure the concentration camp. June 21st, 1943
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document7/35: 5th Motorized Police Regiment. Active in Serbia as a reserve for fighting rebels. October 23rd, 1943
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 13/2750: 113th Infantry Division. Daily report on SE Serbian cleansing in which 80 Communists were shot. October 6th, 1941
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 15/2871: Report that the 721st unit hung 10 Communists in Banat in retaliation for acts of sabotage. September 8th, 1941
Box 44E, Folder 1, Document 15/2876: Report that 20 civilians were hung at Metkovic in retaliation for the attempted destruction of the railroad. September 16th, 1943
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 25
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 44F, Folder 1, Document 4 to 7: Personnel. Reorganization of Serbian police carried out. Current strength of 13,105 plus 1,271 in the Belgrade city guard. March 10th, 1942
Reel 13:
Box 44G, Folder 1, Document 26: Personnel. Conscript Johan Kohn, who was born in 1901 in Putinci, confesses to being Jewish and is therefore excluded from the Volksdeutcher organization. February 2nd, 1943
Reel 14:
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 4/33: SE Army Command. Orders pertaining to reprisals and the shooting of hostages and prisoners.
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 4/35: Serbia Command. Information to subordinates on reprisal shootings of hostages and prisoners. October 9th, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 6/173: Serbia Command. General Bohme informs his subordinates about the OKW order to set reprisals at 100 persons for every one German killed. October 11th, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 6/155: Serbia Command. Daily report stating that the Serbian official in the town of Cuprija hung 34 rebels. September, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 6/167: War diary stating that 50 people were shot at Velika Plana in retaliation for an attack on a transport train. September 15th, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 6/173: SE Command order on the treatment of POWs. October 4th, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 6/173: 65th Army Corps. Received OKW orders to take the most cruel and severe measures against Communists. October 9th, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 6/174-176: Information of rebel attacks and retaliation punishments carried out in larger Serbian cities.
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 7/19: 704th Infantry Division. Parts of dairy containing information of Communist attacks in northern and western Serbia, and the reprisal for those attacks. Division issues instructions on handling those who were arrested. August 27th, 1941
Box 44H, Folder 1, Document 7/12: 724th Infantry Unit. Daily report on reprisals and executions south of Uzice. August 18th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 26
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 44H, Folder 2, Document 4/12: SE Army Command. War diary: Meissner’s misunderstandings of authority. November 19th, 1943
Box 44K, Folder 2, Document 4/11: SE Army Command. War diary: Conference of the Chiefs of HQs discussing additional reprisal executions of 900 hostages. October 12th, 1943
Box 44K, Folder 2, Document 4/13: SE Army Command. War diary: Obstinacy of Police General Meissner is to be broken. Information on new reprisal measures. November 19th, 1943
Box 44K, Folder 2, Document 4/42: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Part of war diary discussing the formation of the first collaboration government in Serbia. April 23rd, 1941
Box 44K, Folder 1, Document 1/1434: Daily report stating that in retaliation for a train attack in NHD (Independent State of Croatia), 10 villagers were hung. December3rd, 1943
Box 49, Folder 1, Document 3: Order on the treatment of POWs and those who going the partisans. November 3rd, 1943. Also instructions on POWs and civilians. May 12th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 5, Document 2: Territorial Commander of Serbia. Poster with information on the reprisal burning of the village of Skela, during which 50 Communists were executed and the local populace was either arrested or shot.
Box 50, Folder 5, Document 3: Serbia Command. Statement to the Serbia populace that reprisals will be merciless if they aid the Russians.
Box 50, Folder 5, Document 17: Serbia Command. Poster announcing the reprisal shooting of 25 Communists at Krusavac
Box 50, Folder 5, Document 20: Serbia Command. Poster from Belgrade with information on the shooting of 400 Communists in retaliation for a car attack at Toponica. February 9th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 5, Document 21: Serbia Command. Poster from Belgrade announcing that 40 Chetniks were shot in retribution for an attack in Belgrade. May 7th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 8, Document 1: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. All Jews are to report to Fire Command on April 19th, all those who do not comply will be shot. April 19th, 1941
Box 50, Folder 8, Document 2: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. All Jews aged 14-60 are to report to Tasmajdan.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 27
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 50, Folder 8, Document 3: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. All Jews who moved to Belgrade in the past ten years are to report to Tasmajdan on June 11th
Box 50, Folder 8, Document 5: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Poster announcing the shooting of 150 people at Pancevo for killing two police agents. March 7, 1942
Box 50, Folder 8, Document 9: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Poster announcing the reprisal shootings of 571 Communists and Chetniks. June 29th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 11, Document 1: City of Valjevo Command. Poster announcing the reprisal execution of 50 people. The poster is in both German and Serbian. October 20th, 1941
Box 50, Folder 14, Document 1: City of Pozarevac Command. Statement on the reprisal execution of 75 communists. April 3rd, 1943
Box 50, Folder 16, Document 2: 809th Field Command, Nis. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 Communists in the city of Leksovac. June 4th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 16, Document 3: 809th Filed Command, Nis. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 25 Communists and 15 Chetniks. August 5th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 16, Document 4: 809th Field Command, Nis. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 20 Communists and 200 Chetniks in Belgrade.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 2: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 Communists.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 3: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 55 Communists and 20 Chetniks in the cities of Krusevac and Belgrade. February 13th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 4: 610th Filed Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 30 Communists in the city of Krugujevac. March 5th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 5: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 80 Communists in Blegrade and Kragujevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 6: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 20 Communists in Jagodina.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 28
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 7: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 20 people at Kragujevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 8: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 people at Kragujevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 9: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 people at Krusevac and Belgrade.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 10: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 people.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 11: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 Chetniks at Trstenik.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 12: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 30 Communists at Kragujevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 13: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 people in Belgrade and Krusevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 14: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 people at Kragujevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 17: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions on 10 hostages in Belgrade. October 14th, 1943
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 18: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 Communists in Krusevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 19: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 Communists in Krusevac.
Box 50, Folder 18, Document 20: 610th Field Command, Pancevo. Poster issued to announce the reprisal executions of 10 Communists in Krusevac.
Box 50A, Folder 1, Document 1: Gross Deutschland Infantry Regiment. List sent to the Commander in Pancevo or people tried by summary court and put to death in reprisal for the killing of one German officer. April 22nd, 1941
Box 50A, Folder 16, Document 1: Serbia Command. Poster from Sarajevo with orders about hostage taking procedures and reprisal shootings. February 14th, 1942
Box 56, Folder 1, Documents 1, 2, and 9: Serbia Command. Official gazette with regulations and orders.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 29
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 56, Folder 1, Document 6: Serbia Command. Official gazette listing quisling Serbian ministries.
Reel 15:
Box 56A, Folder 1, Document 1-2: Serbia Command. Official gazette of quisling Serbian ministries.
Box 60, Folder 4, Document 2: 599th Field Command, Belgrade. Orders setting the time in which Jews can purchase foodstuffs. Prescribes punishment for breaching the order. April 25th, 1941
Box 60, Folder 5, Document 2: Commander Serbia, Propaganda Department, Southeast. Data on persona, register of names, and list of German organs.
Box 63, Folder 1, Document 30: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Churchill, a Tool of International Jewry” September, 1942
Box 63, Folder 1, Document 35: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Stalin, a Tool of International Jewry”
Reel 16:
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 14: Propaganda Department, SE. Anti-Freemason brochure entitles “What Are They” 1941
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 15: Propaganda Department, SE. Anti-Jewish brochure entitled “Teaching the Talmud, or the Mirror of Jewish Fairness”
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 16: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Jews in England, France, SSSR”
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 18: Propaganda Department, SE. Propaganda brochure distributed entitled “Jewish Question” written by Jasa Tomic.
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 19: Propaganda Department, SE. Propaganda brochure distributed entitled “Jewish Conspiracy”
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 20: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Serbian People in Claws of Jews”
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 21: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Jews in Serbia”
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 22: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Freemasons in France and England”
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 30
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 25: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “Capitalism of Money and Capitalism of Work”
Box 63, Folder 2, Document 39: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure entitled “England in hands of Jews”
Box 66, Folder 1, Document 3: German Commander in Belgrade issues and order or maintain order and proper behavior among the citizens. April 14th, 1941
Box 66, Folder 1, Document 4: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Order that all Jews are to report to Fire Command on April 19th Those who do not show up will be shot. April 16, 1941
Box 66, Folder 1, Document 8: Territorial Commander of Serbia. General Ferster takes command and orders that all criminal offences be dealt with in the military court. April 22nd, 1941
Box 66, Folder 1, Document 12: 599th Field Command, Belgrade. Prescribes manner and measure for the Jews to purchase foodstuff. After 10:30am prices must not be raised.
Box 66, Folder 2, Document 31: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. Order that all Jews aged 14-60 must report to Tasmajdan on June 9th. June 5th, 1941
Box 66, Folder 2, Document 31a: German Security Police and Security Service, Belgrade. All Jews who moved to Belgrade in the part ten years are required to report to Tasmajdan on June 11th
Box 66, Folder 2, Document 33: Poster from the city leadership of Belgrade. All persons who have moved into a Jewish apartment, with or without permission, and do not have a stamp from Belgrade City Command must report to various address (listed in the document). June 5th, 1941
Box 66, Folder 2, Document 39: Belgrade Command. Anti-Jewish propaganda poster aimed at the Serbia Peasant.
Box 66, Folder 2, Document 41: Belgrade Command. Belgrade Command distributes an Anti-Jewish propaganda poster prepared by Propaganda Department, SE. The poster contains a picture of a forest with only large tree stumps and the caption “Jews went through this forest”. June 20th, 1941
Box 66, Folder 3, Document 61: Belgrade Command. Orders for a middle curfew starting a 8 pm on weekdays and 7pm on weekends. For Jews the curfew is at 6pm. July 28th, 1941
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 31
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 66, Folder 3, Document 51: Belgrade Command. Propaganda poster against Soviets and Jews. April 27th, 1941
Box 66, Folder 3, Document 62: Belgrade Command. Propaganda poster. Poster contains an image of a Jew surrounded by a Star of David standing as though he is conducting an orchestra. The caption reads “Gold, books, and radio in the service of Jewish lies”
Box 66, Folder 6, Document 86: Belgrade Command. Propaganda poster with the caption “Anti-Mason exhibit – Jews are pulling strings” October 24th, 1941
Box 66, Folder 6, Document 88: Belgrade Command. Propaganda poster. Poster contains an image of Jews misusing Serbian industrial products for their profit, with the caption “Jewish Business”
Box 66, Folder 6, Document 90: Belgrade Command. Propaganda poster with the caption “Jewish dreams of world domination under strikes of German weapons”
Box 66, Folder 6, Document 92: Belgrade Command. Anti-Jewish propaganda poster with the text “Those who are destructors of the Serbian people” (?)
Box 66A, Folder 17, Document 250B: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure and comics entitled “Churchill, a tool of International Jewry”
Box 66A, Folder 18, Document 281A: Propaganda Department, SE. Brochure and comics entitled “Stalin, a tool of International Jewry”
Box 66A, Folder 19, Document 282: Propaganda postcards “Russian People Dying…and Jews” November 2nd, 1942
Box 66A, Folder 20, Document 301: Serbia Command. Poster announcing the reprisal execution of 5 Chetniks at Kragujevac and the shooting of 10 hostages at Krusevac and Leskovac. December 6th, 1942
Box 66A, Folder 20, Document 306: Serbia Command. Poster announcing the reprisal executions of 10 hostages at Brus and 10 hostages at Kragujevac. December 12th, 1941
Box 66A, Folder 20, Document 308: Serbia Command. Poster announcing the reprisal executions of 450 Chetniks at Kragujevac.
Box 66A, Folder 20, Document 311: Serbia Command. Poster announcing the reprisal shooting of 250 villagers at Zagubica.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 32
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 66B, Folder 21, Document 318: Serbia Command. Poster announcing reprisal shooting of 25 Communists at Krusevac.
Box 66B, Folder 22, Document 337: Serbia Command. Poster from Belgrade announcing the shooting of 400 Communists and the burning of Toponica in retaliation for a car attack at Taponica. February 19th, 1943
Box 66B, Folder 23, Document 350: Propaganda Department, SE. Poster with anti- Jewish connotations. 1942
Box 66B, Folder 24, Document 389: Poster with text against Tito and Mosa Pijade (Jewish Partisan leader). 1942
Box 66B, Folder 24, Document 396: Poster about working in the mines of Bor. 1942
Reel 17:
Box 66B, Folder 25, Document 409: Serbia Command. Poster in Belgrade announcing that 40 Chetniks were shot in reprisal for an attack in Belgrade. May 7th, 1943
Box 66C, Folder 37, Document 629: Anti-Masonic, and anti-Communist poster. May, 1944
Box 66C, Folder 38, Document 631: Poster stating that Jews and Masons rule the world. May, 1944
Box 66D, Folder 39, Document 661: Poster stating that Jewish bankers were responsible for the deaths in Normandy. July 19th, 1944
Box 67A, Folder 2, Document 39: Propaganda Department, SE. Flyer no. 39 calls on Muslims to fight for the Germans against the Jewish enemies. 1942
Box 67A, Folder 4, Document 113: Flyer attacking Tito and Mosa Pijade. 1942
Box 67B, Folder 7, Document 20: Anti-Tito flyer in which the “Jew Mose Pijade” is mentioned. February 15th, 1944
Box 67B, Folder 9, Document 107: Poster entitled “come home” with an anti-Jewish slant.
Box 67B, Folder 8, Document 12: Flyer discussing brilliant German victories and that there is not space for Communists. 1942
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 33
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 67B, Folder 113, Document 1: Flyer entitled “Warning” stating that in retaliation for a train attack 8 Communists were hung, 3 villages were destroyed, and 200 people were taken to work camps. 1942
Box 67C, Folder 3, Document 18: Flyer stating “Who fights for Tito fights for the Jews”
Box 67C, Folder 3, Document 34: Anti-Tito flyer with Jewish context.
Box 67C, Folder 4, Document 26: Warning to not trust Jews or Bolsheviks.
Box 67C, Folder 4, Document 53: Flyer stating that for every one German killed, 10 Serbs would be shot.
Box 67C, Folder 4A, Document 6: Flyer with anti-Jewish content.
Box 67C, Folder 4A, Document 11: Poster with anti-Jewish content.
Box 67C, Folder 4B, Document 17: Flyer with anti-Jewish comics and text.
Box 67C, Folder 4B, Document 31: Flyer for Partisan with anti-Jewish connotations. 1942
Box 78, Folder 1, Document 6: Personnel. Personal data for officers under the auspices of the Ministry for Internal Affairs, SE.
Box 78, Folder 2, Document 1: Police Command, Slovenia. Formation, organization and personnel information on police in Slovenia from 1941 to 1945. Includes information on war crimes.
Box 78, Folder 2, Document 2: Serbia Command. Formation and structure of personnel at the HQ of the general in charge of economy in Serbia.
Box 78, Folder 3, Document 11: Personnel. Structure and division of the Gestapo in Serbia (Part I Belgrade) with subordinate departments, personnel information, and data on and listing of duties of officers, assistants, paid spies, and associates.
Box 78, Folder 3, Document 12: Personnel. Structure and division of the Gestapo in Serbia (Part II Provincial Serbia) with subordinate departments, personnel information, and data on and listing of duties of officers, assistants, paid spies, and associates.
Box 78, Folder 3, Document 13, 14: Personnel. Formation make-up of Higher Police and SS leader for Serbia and Commander of Order Police and Special Police for 1942-1943.
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 34
http://collections.ushmm.org http://collections.ushmm.org Contact [email protected] for further information about this collection RG-49.008M
Box 78, Folder 3, Document 15: Personnel. Formation make-up of Higher Police and SS leader for Serbia and Commander of Order Police and Special Police for 1942- 1943. For Police Region I, Nis.
Box 78, Folder 3, Document 16: Personnel. Formation make-up of Higher Police and SS leader for Serbia and Commander of Order Police and Special Police for 1942- 1943. For Police Region II, Belgrade.
Box 78, Folder 3, Document 15: Personnel. Formation make-up of Higher Police and SS leader for Serbia and Commander of Order Police and Special Police for 1942- 1943. For Police Region III, Kraljevo.
Box 78, Folder 4, Document 3: Personnel. Belgrade Command formation listing with data on officers.
Box 78, Folder 4, Document 4: Personnel. Formation listing with information on officers from the 599th Field Command, Belgrade.
Box 80, Folder 2, Document 13: Police Croatia. Register of names from the SS and Police Commander of Croatia.
Box 80, Folder 2, Document 10: List for the Commander of SS and Police in Serbia- Economy Officer. Register of names and data.
Reel 18:
Box 81, Folder 1, Document 1: 2nd Army Command. Official gazette numbers 1 thru 3 with orders on activities of occupation forces and orders regarding citizens. 1941
Box 81, Folder 1, Document 20: Report on persons who are mentioned in material about Sajmiste camp (Jewish camp on the Zemun fair grounds).
Selected Records from the Military Historical Institute of General Staff of the Arm Forces of Serbia (MHIGSAFS) on the German Zone of occupation of the former Yugoslavia, 1941-1944. 35
http://collections.ushmm.org