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G.tm&RAL IlILLIAM J. La-IOVAN

SELECTED OSS DOCUMENTS. 1941-1945

MICROFIIM ROLL LIST AND INIEX

RECORD OROUP 226

ENTRY 180

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GENERAL WILLIAH J. DONOVAN SELECTED OSS DOCUMENTS, 1941-1945 MICROFILM ROLL LIST AND INDEX RECORD 226 ENTRY 180

On September 20, 1945, despite the efforts of William Donovan, President Truman issued an executive order (E.O. 9621) terminating the OSS, effective 1 October. In days remaining to the agency, General Donovan ordered Lt. Edwin J. Putzell to assist him in microfilming select documents from Donovan's safe files for his own action and personal· use. Donovan and Putzell worked, under pressure of time, with a Kodak Recordak Camera to produce 131 rolls of 35 rom microfilm from the records of the Donovan files. Due to.haste, the quality of the microfilm was poor and the records often misarranged. In addition, Donovan also obtained for his own use 62 rolls of 16 rom microfilm of select cable files. The cable files had been microfilmed by the ass Communications Branch, which had produced a comparatively readable film copy of its own Rand C traffic. Ater the , Donovan stored the 193 rolls of microfilm at the offices of the law firm of Donovan Leisure Newton and Irvine in the Rockefeller Plaza in . ~

When William Donovan died in 1959, Otto C. Doering took of his papers. A member of Donovan's law firm si~ce 1935, Doering had served as Executive in the ass Washington Director's Office. Doering allowed the historian Anthony Cave Brown, who was planning to write a biography of

Donovan, to see the microfilm as early as 1977-78. At .,,/ Doering's death in 1979, his wife returned the 193 rolls of microfilm to the law firm, which passed them on to Brown •.

In 1982, Brown·gave the microfilm to William Donovan's son, David, who transferred the microfilm, along with some 100 cubic feet of Donovan's textual records, to the U.S. Historical Institute at Carlisle Barracks. When the Department of the Navy made a diazo copy of the microfilm in the possession of Carlisle Barracks, ~he Central Intelligence Agency was informed in accordance with Executive Order 12356. The CIA then obtained the Donovan Files microfilm for security review. After completing its review, the CIA provided Crlisle Barracks and the National Archives with sanitized copies.

At least four sets of the Donovan Files microfilm are known to have existed:

1. Donovan estate set - the original 193 rolls taken by Gen~ral Donovan in 1945.

2. G. Edward Buxton - destroyed

3. CIA set

4. Churchill College, Cambridge University set - ~r. Brown allowed Churchill College to copy parts of the microfilm relating to Britain and .

The Donovan Files microfilm may include material found in Record Group 226.· It seems likely the microfilm duplicates at least some of the records in the files of the OSS . Washington Director's Office or the OSS cable files such as those in RG 226, Entries 88, 121 and 134 •.

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'Note: Frames representing cards 1 to 25 inc.; 61, 62, 78, g8, 89, 94, Ill, 119, 122 were unprintable; 1 - 3 ATTORNEY-GENERAL 4 Memo, to the President, Oct. 19,1943 15 Memo' of Dec. 11, 1941 19-22 22-32 AIRCRAFT 33-58 33 OSS Undertaking in 34 " n n British West A£rica 37,48 French 38 Memo by Ralph J. Bunche, Feb. 6, 1942 47 48 51 Minutes of Meeting, Sub Committee J.P.W.C. Plan of Shapiro 58-82 AGFRTS (Air and Ground Forces Resources and Technical Organization in ) 68 Memo to the President , 1944 82-96 96-99 99-107. MISSION 107-118 ALLIED MILITARY GOVERNMENT

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1 - 6 BOARD OF REVIEW 16,013 66-14f BOARD OF REVIEW 13437-15964 141-142 B Correspondence & Subjects 169-185 142-166 BAI..IKANS 143 Appreciation of the Best Method of Preventing the Enemy's 148 Memo to the President 10/29/43 149 tr ff If It 10/28/43 150 If "n " 10/25/43 (Greek Situation) 150 Comparison of Balkan Situation, 1918 & 1943 155 Amoss' Memo "Special Intelligence Project" 157 Estimate of Conditions in After the Collapse of 158 Preliminary View of Balkan Operations 163 166-16* BALTIC COUNTRIES 16 Memo to the President 10/7/44 () 185-228 BAS UE INFORMATION SERVICE 191 The Basque Intel igence Service 211 of Jose L. Meschaca 219 Mr. Lang 125 Basque G Project (see also 72) 228-232 229 Memo 'on King Leopold's Advisers 232-271 BLOCK REPORTS (fjul(.l<- Je't:(~l;;~~r9 232-248 Cables - Caserta, Italy 248-259 Memos to the President, 12/8/44 -260 n n" " 11/30/44 264 " "" n 11/13/44 266 " "" " 11/8/44

(2 ) FILE NO. ROLL 3 1 - 67· B - CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 53 G. E. Buxton 68-12 FIELD REPORTS (Vol. XIII) 6A Index (which see) 120 Sparrow Mission 129-156 SERIES 154 Memo to the President - 12/18/41 157-161 162-173 BRITISH INFORMATION SERVICE" 102 Sermons by Bishop Von Galen 173-179 BROADCASTS 179-187 BUXTON, G.E., 1942 188-212" 194 Memo to the President 10/2/44 201" Operations 202 Information on

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1 - 112 B Correspondence & Subjects 2 .Bomb damage 10 .Memo on situation in - 6/30/42 14 Memo from Pearl S. Buck (the East & West Ass'n) 51 H.E.A. Bourg1on 64 Report to Dr. E.L. Bowles 112-150 BRA-BRY 151-154 BULGARIA " 155-184- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 185'·lg9 . REPORT 189-190 190-198 ARGENTINE 199-20~ 19 IngIo-American Cooperation in Eas~ Asia 204.-228 AMOSS, ULIUS L.i REPORTS 204 Index {which see}

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FILE NO. ROLL 2 (~) 1 - 26 BLACK REPORTS 26-35 BOARD OF

(5) -5 FILE NO. ROLL 6 ill 1 - 62 DECORATIONS 1-5 Cables - Caserta 5-7 • - Caserta and 8 • - London 9 n _ London and 9-11, 40 n _ Paris 12-14 • - Paris and Caserta 15 a Paris and New 15-16 n ::- 17 n _ Cairo and Caserta IS n _ - Det. 101'- Kandy 21 Awards to 11 men 25 Awards o£ Unit Cert1£icate of Merit 27 Italian Decorations to Personnel 28 Award of Pacific Theatre Ribbon )0 Award of Bronze Star 34 Memo to President, 5/12/45 re Miss V. Hall 36 Award of Soldiers Medal 38 Recommended for-Award 62 - 66 SYSTEM 66 - 79 DOCUMENT INTELLIGENCE 79 -100 DONOVAN, WM. J. 100-165 D - Correspondence and Subjects 104 Dieppe Report 108 De Gaulle and the Communists 116 Despax, Michel J. B. 119;127 Darlan and ass in No. Africa 121 Djamgaroff, George

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FILE NO. ROLL 7 1 - 158 CABLES

1,2,),5, ~: ,7,9,10 149-150, 151 ,2,),5, Istanbul: February-March 6,7,8 135-139 , 4, 5 : March. 148, 150- April 151 3 Karachi: March 6 Kunming: March 155 , 7 : March 148 April S, 9, 10 Chungking: March 152-154, April 156, 157-' 158 4 Cassab1anca: Det. 101 March 152, 154! April 155, 156 9 March 148-149,151 -26 Cairo March 128-134 -42 Algiers March 107-128 April 42-73 London from March 73-92 • April 92-107 to April

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140-14S New Delhi: April 152 Kandy: April 15S Columbo: April 159-170 BRUCE,DAVID K. E. 167 Reports 171-190 BO-BZ, 1942, Correspondence ~nd Subjects · 171 Belgium Bombing 172-182 Buxton Reports 190-193 AMERICAN FOREIGN LEGION 193-213 AGENT CASHIERS 214 BOARD OF ·REVIEW

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1 - 119 CABLES 1943 - 1944 1, 2 Karachi: November, Dece.aeer, 19~3 71,72,75 January, February, 1944 1, 5 : December 72, 73 , 2 ~: December 73 January 1, 3, 4 Chungking: November, 'December 71 January 2 Teheran: : Stockholm ': Moscow: December 70, 75 January, ,February 5 Istanbul: December 74-78 January, February 5-10 New Delhi: From: November 10-30 • Decem.ber 79-85 It January 85-86 .. Februan 30-40 Cairo: From: November 40~44 tt December 86-90 11 January 90-95 .. February 44-52 Algiers: Froa: November 52-54 • December 95-106 II January 107-119 " February 54-61 London: From: October, November 61-69 " December 71 Honolulu: January 73 Southwest Pacific Area: January r . 9 75,76,78 Madrid: January, February . END (S) "

PILE NO. ROLL 9 1 - 82 FIELD REPORTS - VOL. II (16700-16991) 1 Index (which see) 2 Instructions 12 Caskey, John L. 16162 18 Schaefer Carl 16167 19 Booth Jr. W.B. 16170 22 " II D· Marcel Mission 194-4 26 01ds, Nicholas V. 16171 30 Bland 16201 32 Greenfield, Geo.A. 16356 33 Sadi, S.M. 16450 33 Corbett, Geo. C. 16483 35 Williams A.E. 16492. 36 #366 (Angola, West Africa) 16499 41 Rehm, M.P. 16510 43 Stix, Tom 16530 46 Briggs, L.Cabot 16531 48 Salant, Wm. ? 16556 46 Bowie, B.M. 16559 49 Ma1enbaum A. 16558 49 Bishop, F.B. 16569 50 K1otts" T.P. 16597 52 Pidey, G.L. 16627 52 Sjaholm, V.J. 16647 53 Stadler, F.S. 166~5 54 Duff, Wm. 16651 61 Lombard, Lois 16652 62 Savage, J.W. 16661 64 Pittard, M.M. l666j 65 McEdward, N.C. 16683' 67 Bates, A.S. 16684 68 Waldron, J. 16685 70 Henry, J .M. 16692 ·72 Hul1ey, J.C. 16694- 74 Callanan, M.W. 16695 81 OliTer, James H. (Incomplete) 82-159 BOARD OF REVIEW FILE NO. ROLL 10 (J)

1-236 CABLES

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1-9 Algiers: From - -21 To • 113-126 From - May 126-135 To • 209-218 From - -28 Cairo: June 135-143 May 2S-32 SHAEF: Maarid: June 147-149 ,32 Moscow: June 54,61 April 145-146, May 150 32 Istanbul: June 143 May 33--35 New De1hi:June 144-145 May 51 : April 42,151 .Calcutta: May 35-37, Kandy: June 42-45 . 154-15-7, May 163-164- 37-39, Kunming: June 41, 47-48 June 151 May 40,45-46 Det.1Ol: JU.Jle 48,49-51 April 157-159, :May 165-167

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40,46~47 Chungking: June 48-51 April 151-153, May 160-162

52-53 J Honolulu: April 55-61 63-68 April 167:-170 May 53,57, San Francisco: April 59,60 63-65 . April 169-170 May 54,58, Southwest Pacific Area: April 61:.£>3 55,62, Brisbane: April 67 . 58 Accra: April 67 Casablanca: April

146,150 ~: May 146 Bari: May 1.49,150 Stockholm: May 149 Lisbon: May 149 Command: May 170 Beirut: June 68-97 London: . From:, May 80 Memo to President, 5/23/44 98-113 To: May 170-197 From: June 197-209 To: June 219-222 From: January 222-236 From: February

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1 - 26 COMMITTEE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS 10 Executive Order 21 List of Newspapers Subscribed To 24 Memo to the President - May, 1942

CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 27 - 168 69 Dogs 104 Use of Dogs in l42 Post-War Intelligence by C. B. Durham

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-PILE NO. ROLL 12 <'0 1-23 CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION 1 Department Appointments Jan-May 1943 20 Congressional Record

23-69 COORDINATOR OF- INFOIlUTIOlf 26 Arrangement~made with government.depts. 27 Memo to the ~resident, May 16, 1942 28 " " ft· " Mar • .30,1942 28 " """ Feb. 2, 1942 30 " IT" " Mar. 16, 1942 31 Executive Order re C.O.I. May, 1942 32 Memo to the President, ·Apr•.14, 1942· 40 Executive Order re C.O.I. , 1941" 50 Security - 58 Committees

70-89 COORDINATOR OF INTER-AMERICAN AFFAIRS 73 Italian Campaign-

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CORRESPO~DENCE & SUBJECTS

1 - 161 .. D 4 Memo to the President, Nov. 17, 1941 - Defepse Report 15 Du Boulay Reports 126 Cables 136 Personal Disguise

161 - 188 COMMUNICATION BRANCH

188 196 CONGRATULATIONS 12A!

196 - 232 CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION 208 Work of different Branches

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'1- 2 F.B.I. 49-g 0 ,n

CORRESPOIDEICE & SUBJECTS 15-48 15 General Bonner Fellows 19 Free German'.MoseoW' Hanitesto 26 U.S. Inte111gence,Serviee 27 Federal Cammun1eat1on Commission 43 Abalone III.- O~eratlon Report ·W. P. ChandlerA

60-173 FIELD PHOTOGRAPHIC BRANCH (~obn Ford) 71 capt. 'Cyr! S Report 83 Memo to the President 10/16/44 l-?2 Eifler Mission . 154 Fi1m ot Dec. 7th "' ~ .... ~ ...... ~... ,. - . .'

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1-99 COMBINED CHIEFS OF STAFFS 1-3 Table of Contents (which see) 1-2 Papers 2-3 . Minutes of Meetings, Terminal Conferences 3 Minutes of Terainal Plenary Meetings 3 Minutes of Terminal Tripartite Military Meetings 3 Minutes of Meetings, US - USSR Chiefs of Start 6 'Index (which see); Estimate of the'Enemy Situation () as of 7/6/45 ~ 94 I Index of Subject Matter

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ARGONAUT CONFERENCES 2-3 Index (which see) 19 Index (which see)

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COMBINED CHIEFS OF STAFF; MEETINGS f:~g Table of Contents (whIch see) 1 Messages 1-2 Papers 2 London Conferences, Minute8 of 2-3 Octagon Conferences, Minutes of 3 Octagon Plenary Meetings, Minutes qf 71 Index of Subjects

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Roll 18 R Communications JCS-JIC Plan; Brj Br-OSS; Br 1942

File # To From Date Subject 1-53 1943 !nglish Fa9ilities. "Madrid Circui t. Spanish Materi.al~ Decoding. WiT Station NKN. Methods for Automatic Scrambling of Speech. North African Radio. - Australia. Radio Photo Circuits. Survey of Oomerunf catn.ons in America. Control of Communications in Newly Liberated Territory. Agents Wireless Sets. WiT Sets for 51 London. 54-19.3 China - Communications Equipment. Communications London. Instructions re Cables-Security. Memo Dull~s to Wilson •• Communications "Branch OSS - Organization and Operations.

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File t! To From' Date Subject Station ct Bellmore, L.I. Radio Intercepts - . Reseda Radio Station. Russian Communications. Carrier Service. Report - Survey of Cryptographi System. SEAC - GBI Set-up. Communists 144 Times 3/1~/45 Pro-Communist Officer Holds Herald Key ass Post •. 144 The Even- 3/13/45 WJD defends 4 of them (Lts. ing Star Goff, Fajans, Wolff and Lossowski. i45, D Doering 3/6/45 File on Zablodowsky. 146 Q and A on What is the policy of ass regarding employment of Conununists? 146-147 D Doering 3/12/45 ~asic Principles re Army and OiS ·Policies re Communists. 148 Daily News 3/12/45 "Unable to find" OSS Sub- versives. 5/10/45 Report on 4 Lts. mentioned above. 149 Caserta 5/15/45 Cable re return of mene 149-150 Clippings "Reds in Army". 150 7/16/45 Transfer of the 4 men. 151 Jimenez WJD 7/25/45 Letter re leaving ass 151 Goff " " n 151 Wolff " " n 151 L9ssowski " " " 152 Peysen 7/23/45 Report on E. Ralph Burton.

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File # To From -Date Subject 152 Caserta 3/2/45 Cable re Communists and Lt. Jimenez. 153 c. o. Lossowski 4/24/45 Letter. 2677 Reg'. 153-154 n Maddox 4/24/45 Reports on Goff, Lossowski, Fajans and Wolff. 155-157 . - - 4/9/45 Extracts from cable tra£fic of Goff Chain. 157-158 co Scamporio 4/19/45 Report on Goff chain. ""2677 Reg. . 158-159 11/29/44 Communist agents. 159-160 Suh1ing Glavin 11/ /44 Cables. 161-163 4/26/45 Report on Traffic over Circuits to Communist Party Partisans Bands. 164-165 4/24/45 Report of Goff Agent chain. 166 D Monigan 5/11/45 Report on Traffic over 'Circuits to Communist Party Partisans Bands. 166-167 Caserta April 1945 Cables London 168 Newspaper clippings. < :/ . //J"R-//re c/I!'~ <7/., 0 73

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FILE HO. ROLL 19. (s) 1-360 ACTION CABLES ~ (exeept where shown ~therv1se) 1-3 SHAEF: June - Counter Intell1genee Summaries #33,34 116-119 April n " "26,25,27 33.3-336 MaY'" n . n 29, 30, 31

.3-4 STOCKHOLM: June 120-122 April 260-265 Kay

4- MADRID: June 123 April ....-

5-7 LISBON: June 265-267 May

7-10 BERN: June 123-133 April 225,268- May 274

10-15 PARIS June -!o . 16~28 " - From 13.3-L42 April - To . 142-155 " - From 225-228 May - Fre- 290-304 n _ " 274-289 " - To

29:i0 LONDON: June - !o , 40 2 It - lr01l. 155-166 April - 'fd 167-179 n - tr. 278,334 Hay - .,.' ~. 317-.132 ft .. 304-316 " '!o 310 Cable re attitude of Adm..l'altz " Genl. MacArtbar 5/20/45

62-63 §AI FRAICISpt: April 277 May

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65-76 KmlMING: April 195-218 May 76-90 KAllDY: April 181-189 May

91-96 CHUNGKING: April 190-192 May

97 CALCUTTA: April 2?5 May

98 LOURENCO MARQUES: April 98 CASABLANCA: April 229 May

99 LUAHDA: April

99 CAIRO: April 242-245 ' Ma,.

100-116 CAS.A.: April 229- 242 Hay 247-259 .336-.360 Deeeaber" 1944-

180 amAYA: May

192-19~ lEW DBrtRJ: Mar

90-91 BOIOLULTJ: AprU 218-~4 Kay

246 ISTANBUL: Kay aD

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FILE NO. I - 78 EnD!:, W., A. 1 Table 0°£ Contents - Jan. to (which see) 9 Memo to the President (undated circa Apr. 1942) 27' List of Agents 29 New York Meeting ~ Aug. 21, 1942 34 Report trom - , 1945 (which see) " ". n , 1942 by Capt. P. F. 34 Holcomb (which see) . 54 Index - Aug. 3 - 25, 1942 (whiCh see) 79-1Ut AIRCRAFr 79 Cables (FETO) 95 Final Report ot Survey Party - Personnel 117 German Aircraft and Tank Strength 125 Brodie Device l34-1J7 -AXIS ,138-157 AVIATION 150 List ot,Agencies from which Air Intelligence is Received

CORROSPONDENCE .AND SUBJECTS 157-188 ~ - 1940-41 188-2ll B - 1944-45 212-254 ~ - 1942-43

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.'...... ROLL 22 FILE NO. 1 - 230 ACTION CABLES 1 - 20 Ustrav1c, London: From: Feb. ·1945 20-37 " If TO • If 71 - 76 " " From Mar. 1945 166-182 " n If n 18.3-192 " " To tf "

.37 - 41 SHAEF: From Feb. 1945 Intelligence Summaries 16-17 192-197 If • Ma~. 1945 " 11 20-24

·44 - 49 Pa'r1s: From and To Feb. 1945 197-207 " From Mar. 1945 207-214 If ro: . II "

50 - 61 Bern From and To Feb. ·1945 .214-223 " From. Mar. 1945 223-228 " To a If

62 - 63 Lisbon From. Feb. 1945 229-230 • " Mar.· 1945

64 - 66 lies cOW' From Feb. 1945 66 - 70 Stockb.olm FrOJll Feb. 1945

76-106 Caserta From Hov. 1944- 106-l.19 " To If II

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119-120 Calcutta From and ro Bov. 1944

121 Det. 101 To Nov-. 1944

122-127 Honolulu Fran. and To Hov. 1944

128-~36 Cairo FrOlll Nov. 1944 136-138 n To n n

139 From Nov. 1944

140 Istanbul To Nov. 1944:

141-148 Bev Delhi From and To .Nov. 1944 1 • 148-151 Chunsking Fran and To Nov. 19+4-

151-161 Kandy Fran and To Nov.· 1944 .

161-162 Pretoria From. Nov. 1944

163 Baghdad Fran Nov. :L944

16.3-166 MyltyiDa Fraa and To BOT. 1944

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1 - 6 LIBERIA

6-22 CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS F

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

1 - 176 A 1 Index (which see. Does not cover all letters) 25 Francis Allen 26 Relation between American Troops and British People. 33 Alien Group (I ta1ians in U.'S. ) 55 Report of ass Teams - Airborne Command 62 Knoll & Co. 64 Tereshtenko's Charts on USSR. So Aguirres'Trip to 103 Observations in - 1942. 129 Memo to 'I'hePresident - Jan. 12, 1942 - Ferrying, Military Aircraft 135 Anti- 147 A Three Year against German Morale by Tonnelat

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'FILE .NO. ROLL 25 1-20 DAKAR'- 1 The · 'in Allied Strategy 2 Si~uation in Dakar November 1941 21-86 GEfu'1ANY 21 Memo to the Pr·es1dent - March '27, 1945 26 The Mission of Don Guuseppe Cornelio Biondi 31 Cables 41 German War Ministry 54 Memo on German Ministry 62 Comment on Some Aspects of the German Domestic & Military Situation - May 1942 72 Broadcasts to - 81 Propaganda

81-1~lt GRANT MISSION . . 87 O.S.S. Special Detac~ent G2-Sth·Ar.my'· III Memo to the President - , 1943 112 Weekly Reports

122-173 156 Report 160 Memo to the President -May 4, 1942 17J-12l

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(25) FILE NO. ROLL 26 1-29 FIELD EXPERIMENTAL UNIT

29-37 FILM PROJECT

38-45 FlliLAND

45-64 FOOD - MEDICINE 48 Memo to the President - , 1943 52 Atabrine

64-74 FOREIGN ECONOMIC ADMINISTRATION

74-91 BOARD OF ECONOMIC'WARFARE

91-180 FOREIGN NATIONALITIES BRANCH 95 Deputies Elected to Uygos1av Par1iment 12/11/38 108 Viscount Halifax Speech 122 .'Purpose 'of F. N.B. 160 List of Names submitted to Censorship

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

1-84 H 1 R. David Halliwell 14 Procedure'for Internment of Enemy Aliens' J.6 'K. Von Kleczkowski 53 The Hindustan Ghadr \

83-106 GEORGE PROJECT (George M. Merten) 101 Intelligence Regarding Germany's War and Post War Plans in

107-145 CHINA 11),118 China's Destiny by Chiang Kai-shek

145-184- CIVIL SERVICE 148,161 Personnel Utilization Survey for OSS

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

1-152 H 11 Memo to the President Apr. 3, 1944 ·13 Air Activity Ho11andia 76 Contact with Himmler () 80 0..S.8. Urganfza.tion in Sweden 82 Memo to the'-Presldent, Mar. 20/44 re Bormann 83 n ft " Mar. 20/44 re Hewitt , 98 The Grand Duke of Hesse" · 121 Excerpts from H. Heine "Works. & Prose" ~125 Amer - Moslem Relatione in Moraeco -.F.P. Holcomb

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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 1 Biographical Notes on Selected List of Delegates Attending Conference of I.L.O. at N.Y. Oct.-Nov. 1941.

14-99 14 J.S.C. Directive. 16 Memo on O.S.S. in Spain. 19 Memo on Understanding between Embassy and O.S.S~ 25 Answer to Allegations made by Hayes re 0.5.5. 31 Observations on U.S. Intelligence Service. 33 Hayes Report of 16 on O.S.S. Activities. 39 O.S.S. Representation. 42 Memo from Gen. Strong re O.S.S. Activities (). 44 O.S.S. Activities. ' 46 Complaints from the U.S. Embas8Y~ 51 Draft of letter ~o Hayes. 52 X-2 Difficulties with Hayes. 55 Report of Frank T. Ryan 9/25/43. 61 Cables. ' 73 Intelligence Service (Portugal). 79 Bollb1ng:',targetsin Spain. g4 StrategIc Importance of Iberian . gg. Cables. ' 100-104 INTELLIGENCE 100 "Activities of an Intelligence Service. 103 Intelligence to be Furnish, U.S.S.R. 104 Boston Series. 105-147 ITALY " .. 105 Martini Operation. 109 Re~ on Operational Activities, Political and Economic Intelligence. 133 Italian Economic Mission to with RU8sia as Final Destination. 142 Silone Reports.

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 1-29 GO 12 L. B. Gelfand (Leon H. MOore) 29-72 FOREIGN NATIONALITIES BRANCH 46 Catholic Problem in Latin America 54 Memo to the President Jan. 19, 1942 72-194 FRANCE 144 Memo to the President Oct. 31, 1944 150 The Millner Report 153 Col. Nason's Report 160 Memo to the President , 1944 July 168 " " It " 4, 1944- 173 " It It " , 194ilS- It 174 " " It July 8, 1944 (?)

176 It " It It , 1944 (?)

It 177 " It " , .1944 179 " " " " Apr. 3, 1944

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1 - 58 .COMBINED OPERATIONS 3 Japanese Defense Position in New 7 C.O. Headquarters - Monthly Information Summary 10 ,Ship and Craft 18 Extracts from Report on Salerno Landing 24 Summary No. 9 - 35 tf No.7 - , 1943 40 Reports on METO 45 Summary No. 8 - 55 Lessons Learned from the Guada1cana1 Operation, 1942

CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 59-69 B 69-74 BALKANS 69 Preliminary View of Balkan Operations 74-82 BASQUES 82-116 COlVIMENDATIONS 82 Chronological Index - January - June 1944

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 1-56 ) GERMANY ) 152-177) 16) Memo on Causes of the Defeat of France 57-152 GERMANY 57 Economic & Military Position Dec. 1941 65 High Points of German History 69 German Geopolitics 73 Hitler's Headquarters 100 Infiltration while Germany is Cracking Up 105 - Emmy Rado 107 Commdtt~e for Free Germany in MOscow 112 Comments on MOscow Manifesto to Germany 115 National Committee of Free Germany 135 'Victory for China

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1 - 10 INDO-CHINA 3 Survey of Various Revolutionary Parties in Annam 11-24 INTELLIGENCE SERVICE 11 Index Room 21 Insurance Unit 34 .Augur 41 Work in Arab Countries 49 Memo of Establishment of Service of Strategic Information 53 Memo to the President May 16, 1942 64 Quarterly Reports 81 Joint S.I.R.A •.Boards 86 Disse~nation of Intelligence 90 Evaluation of Intelligence Material 2!:-126 INTELLIGENCE SERVICE ? X PROGRAM CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 126-197 I-J 1941-19;5 187 Operational Intel11genc'e Report on Recent

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FILE NO. ROLL 34 1-15 ~ARDIllIA Italian Project) 16-19 . JEDBURGHS 19-178 JOm PSYCHOLOGICAIr-WMtI'ARE COMMI'-AEE o.s.s. 1942 ..·Catalogue ot Ma·terial . .35 Dragon Plan 36 Abd~a1-Krim 40 Plan f·ar Brasil 46 Plan tor:.lta1y , 51 Mission ot Thai Nationals 54 Mis-sion to -Sjr.1a.~and.ear East 81 Proposed Bas·Ie Estimate .on ·P.W • 110 American-British 111 French Project 119 North Africa Pro3eet #1 126 . Index to Minutes 17th to 30th Meetings 126 Index to Minutes 1st t~ 50th Meetings 127 Minutes of M~~tirigs

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~ KROCK, T.A.P.H. CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 26-53 K 53 K-L Proje~t 23-61 LA 62-174 JOINT CHIEF OF STAFF DIRECTIVES, VOL. VII 62 Disclosure of Technical Information to Foreign Governments 67 Military Aspects of Unconditional Formula for Japan 69 U.S. Policy re 72 Administration of Austria and City of 75-85 Allied Control Machinery in Germany 80 Report of European Advisory Commdssion 85 Index (which see) 122 Relating to Japan

124 It II Macao

127-138 It It Austria 135 Index (which see) 138 Relating to Atomic Bomb' 174-220 J.C.S. MEMOS FOR INFORMATION. (PolicY) 187,194 Policy governing Future O.S.S. Activities (China, Balkans, etc.) 200 Report on Operation "Zebra" . 201 O.S.S. Activi~ies April, May, 1944

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FILE NO. ROLL 36 CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

1 - 25 J - 1942 26-36 J - 1943 36-48 JA - JE 49-79 JI JZ 56-73 Joshua Project 80-106 JAPAN, 16841 a4 Memoto the President - Sept. I), 1945 a8 " n n n - Aug. 11, 1945 89 " n n " - Aug. 9, 1945 91 " n n n - Aug. 2, 1945 95 " " " n - , 1945 97 " " " " - , 1945 'q 100 " " If " - ), 1945 102 " n " n - , 1945 105 n n " n - , 1945 106-125. GERMANY - C' C) "'} ..,..' D

,", 111 M. I. S Estimates or German Losses, Comment on 112 British War Office Estimate ot German Losses 125-136 GERMARY- :~"1ll,.205 Gerald S. Lambert

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FILE NO. 137-251 GERMANY - (Intelligence; Morale; Peace) 137 Memo to the President - , 1944 n 140 " " " - , 1944 n n 142 " " - , 1944 n 148 " " " - , 1945 153 The German Intelligence SerVice 160 Memo to the President - March 8, 9, 1944 n 173 " " n - February 7, 1945 177 Free German Committee 179 Peace Program 197 A commentary on Some Aspects of the German Domestic & Military Situation 209 Plan for Political & Against Germany 223 Memo to the PreSident - , 1945 226 Serial Number Analysis as an Intelligence Technique

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FILE NO. ROLL 37 1-20 J. C. S. DIRECTIVES, VOL. II 1 Index (which see) 20-164 JAPAN, 16841 Cont'd () 21 Memo to the PreSident, May 31, 1945 24 Memo to the PreSident, May 12, 1945 47 The Japanese Surrender 8/9-8/17, 1945 FCC/FBIS Intercepts 95 Chen Chi-nei 107 Memo Japanese Psychological Warfare 132 Basic Estimate for P.W. against Japan in 143 General Policy towards Japan (' Comm.)

164-220 GERMANY 14500 Cont'd (Reconstruction of) 170 Memo to the President Sept. 15, 1944 (H.L. Stimson) on Suggested Treatment of Germany . 202 Robot Bomb 219 Memo to the President July 4, 1944 Age of German War Dead

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1-210 ACTIOfl CABLES Athm~ 62 Feb. '45 125 Dee. '44- Bern 118-123 Dec. '44 200-204 BOT. '44 Cairq 62-67 Feb. '45 125 Dec. '44- 155-161 Dee • .':44- .. CAsablanca 123 Dee. '44 Ca§erti 67-86 Feb. '45 87-94 Dec. '44 Chunglg~nl 1-.3 Jan. '45 .30-52 Feb. '45 135-13'7 Bee. '44 Det. ;to~ 16.5 Dec. '44 Ho11andia 12, Dee. '44- Hono1ul:g 58-62 Feb. '45 161-164 . Dee. '44 Isianb1q. 1.43-146 Dee. '44 KandY 4-15 Jan. '45 26-29· Feb. t45 126-135 Dec. t44 IWllIins 56-5S Feb~ '45 146-154 Bee. t44 Lerte 19 Feb. '45 LoDdon 94-111 Dec. ~44 165-181 .ov. 'M. &~1d 205-206 .0'Y. '44- Kglcow 206-210 I'OT. '44 !l1tkY:fna Jan.-Peb. '45 19-20l' J8l1.-Peb. '45 124 Dec. '44-

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.ew De!)1 52-56 J'eD. '45 13''7-1.43 Bee. '44- PI!!J.s 112-117 Dee. 144 182-200 IOY. '44 Saa Francisco 17-18 Jan.-Feb. '45 126 ,Dee. '44

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Istanbul .. 213 JUD:e '45-

Kandy 83 May '44 87 May '44 215 June '45 223 June '45 412-429 July '45

,90 May '44 215 June '45 234-255 June '45 384-412 July '45

Lisbon 7-8 May '45 297 July '45

London 47-59 May '45 To 59-75 May '45" From. 84' July '43 - Mar. '44, May '44 90 May '44 92 Apr. '45 97 Apr. '45' 100-102 June '44 (PAC Cabl.es) 110-130 June - Aug. '44 From (PAC'Cables) 332-352 July '45 From 353-369 July '45 To Madrid 299 ,July '45

Moscow' 304 July '45 !:"~" 48

(39) File No. New Delhi 80 Man-. '44 256 June '45 373 July '45

Okinawa 257 June '45

Paris 16-43 May '45 276-288 July '45

~ 102-109 June, Aug. '44 (Moe Berg Cables) 305-313 July '45

San Francisco 43-46 May '45 257 June '45 370-373 July '45

S.H.A.E.F. (Rheims) 76-78 May '45

Stockholm 1-6 May '45 80-- Mar. '45 301-304 July '45 War Cr1m:es 130-197 261 285 ,338 348 357-3§9 361 -362 367

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Note: These documents have been microfilmed in the reverse and the majority of prints are barely legible hence the contiguity 1s ragged. FIELD HEADQUARTERS - Duties and Authorities of Officers

3-:a~ E. C. HUNTINGTON JR. 3 Report on European Trip -,Dec. 24, 1942-- Mar. 21, 1943

'11-37 Notes on n n n n

81-125

101 Hungary today

126-152 HOPPER BRUCE C.

152-168 ACTIVITIES

168-189 INDIA &: BURMA

189-190 ICELABP

191-237 . ICONOGRAPHY

199 Report on Activities in E.T.O.

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FILE NO. 1-6 MEETINGS OF JOINT PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE 22=29 COMMITTEE - 176-188 6-22 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT 29-49 JONES, HAROLD A.

CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 49-86 l 50 The French "Research Section" or S·ecretService 51 German Order July.Aug. 58 Japan 60 The Situation in China 70 School of Journalism - China 86-121 KA-ICE 103 Intelligence in Staff Planning 122-154 K - 1941-42 123 Report on 48 days on a Raft in the Atlantic 154-176 K - 1943

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FILE NO. 1-97 LETTERS OF COMMENDATION 2 Chronological Index: Jan-Dec. 1943 23 ~hron~logical Index: Jan-Dec. 1942 33 Volume IV:- Ha5 47 Chronological Index: Jan- 97-107 COMMANOO 108-147 EXECUTIVE OFFICE - CORRESPONDENCE 138 Military Order - 6/13/42 - O.S.S. 138 n . " 7/11/4i - C.O.I. 139 Press Release 139 Consolidating Executive Order 146 Memo to,F.D.R. 2/22/44 re Assistance by British to Case in the U.S. 148-201 CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

E 163 E. M. Elliott 168 Small Boat Building Plan 202-258 F

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FILE NO. CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 1-30 LO-LZ. 1943 ~O Foreign Service Regulations, Dept. of State 30-50 LO-LZ, 1942 50-54 LU-LY

158-167 LA .(Cont 1d.) 168-193 L - 1941 123-225 LA-LIz 1943 54-88 LABOR (U.N.C.I.O.) 55 Memo to the President 6/21/45

59 " n "ft 5/13/45 88 " " " " 3/14/42 88-106 LABOR DIVISION ass 106-158 "LATIN - AMERICA

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FILE NO. w. A. EDDY Folder ttl, Cont'd. Folder IV 4 Contents 42-62 Folder V 43 Contents 63-65 Folder VI 63 Contents 66-96 Folder VII 66 Contents 67 Special Detachment 1948 - Jan. 1 - Feb. 19 98-116 Folder VIII 98 Contents 167-177 Instructions ·167 Contents 178-186 General Orders 178 Index 186-225 Photostat Folder 186 Contents (which see) 116-129 AFRICA 130-147 AFRICA - ·MOROCCO 143 Conference held by Seefy of Navy - Jan. 5, 1942 re Casablanca 147-167 AFRICA MISCELLANEOUS WEST SO GEH'L

I .. 155 ass at Dakar 54 ~-_~._ ~ -;. '0-:':"'i~-~;J '" --;?tOo - . -, r>. .'\

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54 - 116 FIELD REPORTSJ VOL. XII 54 Index (which see)

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FILE NO.

1-96 BOARD OF REVIEW Budget ProcedliJ:e'

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ROLL 47 'FILE NO. A-11 1 - 109 RUSSIA - 12,999 This section consists of Reports etc. on, Russia's Aims and Relations with her Allies, Enemies' and Neutrals. Also on O.S.S. Rep- resentation and Northern SUpply Route to Russia. 109-128 RUSSIA, 1941 113 Report or American Red Cross Delegation 118 Tendencies Amo..ngthe Populati'on or Ukrainian Descent in the .

128-246 PAUL SCHEF'lf'ER (Germany) (This section contains articles by the above on the Surrender of Germany) 160 Paper on Chi~ng Kai-shek 194 M~Q~ to F.D.R. on Attitude of Germans in Case of Surrender 247-340 COMMENTS BY PAUL, SCHEFFER (also Emmy C. Rado) on Germany and U.S.S.R. 303 Memo. to F.D.R. 10/11/43 on Dividing Pre-War GermBIlY 312 Comments on U.S.S.R.

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ROLL 49 FILE NO. 1-166 LETTERS OF COMMENDATIONS AND DECORATIONS 43 List of Letters Fo~rded to J.C.S~ 99-103 Chronological Index (which see), Vol. III, July - "·~Dec. 1944

167-194 OUTLINE PLAN FOR POLITICAL WARFARE - "OVERLORD" 182 For France 184 For Belgium 185 For Holland 186 For 188 For Demnark 189 Rankin C 193 Economic Situation in Germany & Russia

194-225 MEETIBGS OF COMBIJED INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE ~ 225-243 MEETINGS OF INTERDEPARTMENT COMMITTEE FOR "FOREIGN NATIONALITY PROBLEMS 238 Memo. to F.D.R. 12/20/42 re Foreign Nationality Branch

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CORRESPONDENCE and SUBlEC'l'S

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FILE BO. 1-118 CO~SPOHDENCE'AND SUBJEQ!S 1-29 LE-LH 29-67 LI -WI 67-80 12- go-lOS LA - L1! 1942 82 Plan for Weakening Civilian Morale in Axis Na~1oDs 108-118 La - LZ 117 J.C.S. 436- Plan to detaCh Bulgaria rrom the Axis 118-142 MISSIOI FOR GEBIABI 131 Index 1.42-1'0 J.e.B. 1351- P.W. JAPAI 151-1Tl ROSTER OFC.C.S. COMMITTEES AID J.C.S. COMMIT~EES AND AGENCIES 175 O.S.S. 177-188 REPORTS SEIT ~O J. C.S• . 188-19& .. J.e.s. - C.C.B. SECBE;ABIAf Classitication ot Documents 195-215 JOIBT I1nLLIGElCE COLLBC'lIOI. AGEICY 215-228 JOI.! DI~ELLIGEBCE CODlftBB

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1-66 GRJ3l!§

6 SltlBt10D in Greece - Bov. 10, 1943 35 Br1tish Intel.llgence in Greece 62 Kotes on German and Occapatlqn

CORRESPOBDERCE. A!lD SOBJEC!S

6'''',..120 jl 121-134 GEORGEPRWS

62

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FILE NO. . ROLL 53 . Note: .Cards numbered 1 to '37 had been cut in two. The numbered halves have been put in numerical' . order but it was impossible to put in proper order the unnumbered halves. VANDERBLUE. C.S. !=it Pacific Coast Inspection trip 22 Document & Document Intelligence Requirements 24f01!53 Numbered halves of carda:· . 25A-53A Scrambled halves of cards 54-105 VESSEL'S REPORTS ' (These could be arranged and are in correct order) 54-67 Reports to the President, Secretary of State and Joint Chief of Staff, Jan. to Apr. 1945 68 Cables, July 1945 69-72 " June n 73-75 " May " 76-80 " April n 81-85 n March n 86-96 It Feb.. 97-105 It Jan. It 106-108 STRATEGIC SERVICES COMMAND (Cards are scrambled) WORLD TRANSPORTATION 10~-11910·1- l12A (Cards are scraab1ed) 119-146 TRARSPORTATION PBRSOHREL 1~8-203 TRAVEL REQUESTS- OVERSEAS TRANSPORTATION 203-207 TOP SECRET PROCEDURE

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CORRESPOBDEICE AND SUBJECTS 1 - 31 .!! 32-46 n 46-59 E 59-112 n 76 Wingate Expedition 113-143 WB- WI - 1943 124 ~he Future 'ot German-Russian Relations in Case ot a Soviet Vlcto17 over the

J..44-180 _. WI -Z - 1942 180-208 . _0- JZ,.~ 1943 209-225 .!Q 226-22Q ... '.!B - -WY 229-362 .. WAR CRIl.IIALS . 277 Interrogation ot Hermann Goering. 310 Kemo on Public Relations before, during and atter the Trials. 328 Problems concerning the treataent ot War Criminals. 335 Iemo to F.D.R. 10/27/43' . 339 Case' 345 Keao to F.D.B. 3/29/45 346 ft ft ft 10/9/44

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1-60 WAR DEPltB'IJPT - VOL. II - 10.000 1 List ot Officers with rank or general 8/1/45 25 )(orale or Five Divisions in the -1st A:nq

61-95 WAR DBPARTMli!'~ - VOL. I - 9.999 , 82 Scheme - ·011Y1aw

96-17§ 116 Proposed Citation rQr Lt. Rex D. Deane 143 Letter to ~.D.B. tro. Sec7. ot -Jar 148 Air Phase ot Det. 101 Operations --151 Det. lOl 156 BYaeu.t1oD or Allied J.1r1Ienfro. &r1tserland '165 O.S. S. Activ1ties 1D

179-191 JAB. DR'B""!! - IUDS

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FILE NO. 1-75 WAR DEPARTMENT - BULLETINS 75-139 :--·.WAR DEPARTMENT - G-2 102 Requirements of the Service 139-167 WAR DEPARTMENT - .G-2. ll,2Jl 140 Draft ot Memo to J.C.S. on Clandestine Intelligence Activities 1.45 Exchange ot Correspondence vith Gen. C. Bissell 168-17~ WAR DEPARTMENT RE-ORGAlflZATIOB 17 A Bill to establish a Department of National Defense 179-213 WAR DEPARTMENT - REPORTS (Mostly to Gen. A.C. Wedemeyer and SeC)".Stimson) 213-220 WAR DEPARTMENT - V.A.A.C.

220-258 WAR DIARY t 15341 A 220 History of S. O. Training Section 259-276 WAR DEVELOPMEBTS. 1941

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1:.27. WAR PROmCTIOll BOARD

57-61 ,§EKI,Y.SORVEI

63-78 IHIT.i iousl 1942~194' 68 British Policy in Italy

78-154 WBI!B HOUSE 1941 12S S1Dk1ng o~ the Bismark 131 Sarve7 o~ Bassian Transportation S7stea

1,§-198 WILT:T.! 8. 1IBlmY 1940-1941 183 Problems ot American Political Warfare.to .Europe

198-227 I. J. P. KISCELLAIEOUS 223 - 118110 to F.D.B. 5/9/44

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1-187 WBBESPOIiDEriCB - C. O. I. 1941 65 Memo to F.D.B. - Report em Axis BrQadcasts !he balaDce ot th1s section cO'Yers-:weeklJ'.reports on Axis t broadcasts •

1S, • .., to F. D.B. 2/28/42 re World t s war. OD. Propa,anda Pront

187-2JO .. CABLES- WILT.tA!' D. 1IBltlfIrAUG,-DEC. 1941

230=287 FILE HO. ROLL 59 A-29

CORRESPONDENCE AND SUBJECTS nOpen Wire" messages to and from London; Oct.-Dec. 194-1. 31-~~ X-Y-Z Comments on - Va. Zibb 43 The German Fifth Column in Russia - V.S. Zavoico 69-1~6 X-2 BRANCH Prospects for in Germany 72 Post-War Japanese Intelligence Activities 78 Report of J.R. MUrphy 111 A Counter-Espionage Organization in 0.5.5. 125-18 YUGOSLAVIA - 1~,OOO ' . 12g Russian Alrcra t Operating trom Bari 127 General Principles Outling Yugoslav Policy 130 Memo toF.D.R. 7/8/44 re M.O. Kits 132 Audrey Operation 138 Report on SloveniaD Partisans 149 Alum Team 150 Memo to F,D.R. 3/25/44 " 152 Weekly Reports; Bari Adyance Base· 156 Memo to F .D.R. 4/.241,44re COllDllWlicationtroll Tito . 158 n - " 3i9{44 re Mihailovich . 164 Digest of Correspondence between Churchill and Tito 167 The dugoslav Situation 170-176 Memo~ on Jugoslavia ~ R.P. Joyce 18~268 .YUGOSLAVIA - 12/9 9 18 198 Reports by Zivan t~ hezevich - 1944 198. Index (which see) 205 Reports by Z.L. Knezevich - 1943 22) Xiha11o.,,1ch Mystery and the Yugoslav GoY't. by Stol&D Pr1bichev1ch - April, 1943 226 America in the War about Yugoslavia 235 Zlatko Balokovich 257 Ma.o ~ r.D.R. 5/11/43 re lood tor YugoslaTia -BID

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File No. A - 22 1 - 16 Tavares, Carlos B. 10411 1 Report on Trip to the U. s. & Brazil in 1942 11-=-~ These numbers have not been used 34 - ~ See pages 1 - 7 infra 144 - ~52 Transportation 10.951 l44 Index 150 Civilian Employment Data & Personnel 153 - 223 Transportatio~ General 224 - 26& Treasury 227 Films

262 -~ 268 Opposition Groups Inside Germany & Occupied Countries 270 Demolition of R. R. in Evros District, Greece 273 Questions asked of General Deane by A. P. Osipov

, 274 Memo to F. D. R. 6/18/44 re Shipments of chrome 279 Turks Rus's1a 280 Steinhardt's Views on Russian Policy in Europe

285 Axis I in Turke7 294 Report on Conditions in Turkey 309 Chrome Situation 318 Mower's Comments on Turkey-

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

321 - .368 U - V 321 Victor, Paul E. 326 State of Mind of the French 334 Letters to F. B. I. 335 Unification of Command 337 The U. S. Office of Geographic Intell1gence 351 Memo on Sweden 360 Special Propaganda far Catholic Latin America 368 - 390 U - V: 1943 382 Liberation of Crete 390 - 401 RELIEF & REHABILITATION ADM. 401 - 402" V - 19&1 402 - 412. li 413 - 466 VE - XL 426 - 450 va - YO 434 General Aniline & Film Corporation

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THAIL.AI~D

TO Subject HentioIied 34 Lewis, Jr. Bott 11/22/ 4~. Thai Mail 35 Hunter 10/2/44 Hemo. Thai Mail Coughlin 14 Bub.Lts. 3/9/44 Report for duty at of Free D Chungking, China. Thai Army

Gubbins D 2/24/44 1lhai currency D Gubbins 3/10/44 Sporborg 36 D Heppner 8/15/44 Thai organization Magruder Putze11 Report on Thai Bastedo organization J.C.S. Heppner ass 8/13/44 Requesting report on Thai' s et=up , China-Burma, India, Thai set-up consists of 20 students attached to British Pioneers carrying on radio pro- paganda.

37 Thai 8/6/42 Hemo #906/2485 Col. Kharb , Special Mission of Free Kunjara 1A[ash.D.C. Thai young men

COl CFR 12/16/41 Memo #906/2485 J.C.Dunn l1urphy A.B.Foy 8/7/42 n n Vanderbilt Thai D 8/12/42 n n Legation

38 11/29/41 Memo re intended in- vasion of biam D Remes 12/31/41 Broadcast by Minister FIS of Thailand,Wash.D.C. Landon

Sherman D 9/13/41 Report of K.F.Landon on 1vlile s TfGrowth of Japanese In- fluence in ThailandTl (Report missing)

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Roll 60 Schools & Training

Fll:e No• .IQ From ~ S:u.bject 39 McConaughy 6/7/44 Basic Mi11tar,y Training, A-2, for all Personnel. 40-43 D Robinson 4/4/45 Post-Host1li'ties Training Plans 44 Series of lecture subjects #12-30, 32-46 45-46 Poole McConaughy 3130/45 Project for Training Films D Poole 3130/45 " 47 C.N.O. Cheston 2/23/45 Special Training for Naval Officers. D Rob1nson 2/3/45 " D Thebaud 2/22/45 " Cheston Jones 1/20/45 School tor Mines and Booby Traps. 49 Johns D 1/13/45 Training of Naval Men. 50 D Robinson 12/25/45-Schools and Training BranChes in Foreign Theatres, ETC, M'rO, SAC, CBI. 51 " 12/6/44 Pamphlet #27 "Hardening of " Commando Troops." 52 Personnel attending Ph11a. Language School. 53 List of Instructors at Ph1la. School. D Robinson 12/4/44 Plan for Japanese School at U. ot P.

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File # -To -From Date Subject 53-54 12/4/44 Requests for Foreign Exchange Guide (War Dept. Manuel 14- 511) • 55 Cheston Monigan 9/22/44 Courses by Schools and Training Branch. Courses and Instructions at ass Schools "Basic OSS" Area A-3. 5tt M.O. School Courses 57 "Advanced MO - Far East - Area F". "Advanced'SI - Area RTU-ll". Robinson 9/16/44 Personnel for Training on West Coast - List s. Enrollment Blank. 59 D J.B.Donovan 9/6/44 Overruling of Schools and Train- ing Reports. D Robinson 9/4/44 OSS Basic Course. D Ream 9/22/44 Film #60. 60 D Robinson 9/15/44 Reorganization of School and Training Installations. Areas Schools and Trainees. 61 'Thomas Cheston 9/9/44 Program at Rhode State College. Pitz 9/14/44 F1lm /160. 6) D D.C.Lee 7/26/44 O'Gara's Report. 64 B~ton MCConaughy 7/20/44 " 65-67 McConaughy O'Gara 7/15/44 Stafr and Line Relationship. 67- 68 C·~S. Conn Training 69 Decrease of Areas used for Training and in Station compli- ment.

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Oil !2:.2!!! 0 File -To ~ Subjec.t 69-70 1/31/44 Inspection of Detachment C 71 Bruce .Robinson 3/8/44 Assessment School. D Cheston 2/8/44 Agents for London 72 D Hamilton 2/28/44 Tyson's Report of 2/5 on SAB rating. 73-74 Scribner 2/23/44 Recruiting Policy of SO-WE re Undercover Agents for London. Report of L.J. Proctor, Jr. 74-75 D W.F. Davis 2/22/44 Personnel for Undercover Activities in France and . 75-77 Appraisal of John H. Chevalier, Andrew Rapicau1t, Rene L. Charpentier, Roger Bourdin, Roger R. Henquet, Lewis J. Proctor, Jr., Lewis G...~o. Hyde, Pierre Guiet, Jean C. Guiet. 78-79 D Tyson 2/3/44 Report of ReevaSch1ey Jr. on last 9 agents recruited in Washington. Meeting of SAB 79 Cheston Bane 2/6/44 Construction 80 2/5/44 Motor Repair Shop. 80-81 Blogg 1/2'$/44 Construction. 81 Robinson 1/20/44 Enlarged Courses at Area A-4. 82-86 Area Diagrams and Reports. 86-87 Outline of Indoctrination Lectures at Area E. 87 Clark Allen 5/11/44 Lectures on Organization of ass g8 Chiefs D Lecture on OSS Schedule for Communications Training.

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File # -To -From Date Subject 89 Buxton D 11/8/43 Isolation of Schools from realities of fi~ld operations with suggestions. Buxton Kroner 8/28/43 Six Day Order of Battle School Candidates for School. 90 Etousa Bruce 7/5/43 Project #2 91 General o~der #9 Sup. 11 - OSS Training Board. 91 D Taylor 8/20/43 PWB Representation on ass Training Board (General Order #27) 91-93 Tefer Buxton 7/21/43 Skelbeck &:. Dehn Smollett 93 McDonnell D 6/7/43 Military Training in ass 93 " " 5/10/43 Congressional County Club. 94 ABC Huntington 5/26/43 Cancelling Parachute Course.

94-95 D It 5/28/43 Operational Groups 96-97 Training Schedule Group A 97-98 D Lovell 5/18/43 Area F Training 98 Baker Halliwell 5/24/43 Training officers to London. 99 D Huntington 5/6/43 SO Training - SO, MO, Operation- al Groups, SOE 99 "" 4/20/43 ON Training School 99-100 "" 4/27/43 SO Training and Training of ON Groups 100 D Woolley 4/23/43 Marine Section and its rela- tion to SO and SI Training and Research 101 D Woolley 4/23/43 Outline of duties of Marine Section Wickham King 3/24/43 The Problem in North Africa

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File # -To -From Q!ll Subject 102 Wickham King 3/24/43 The Problem in North Africa on ,. 103 " n . 104 n If n n 105 D Baker 3/27/43 Training Activities in New York. D Baker 3/10/43 Assistance to Training from N.Y. . 106 D Drum 2/20/43 Training of-aSS men in various cities. Drum D 2/18/43 It D Baker 2/17/43 It 107 Buxton Baker 3/13/43 Curriculum of Basic Training Course. Course of Instruction 108 It Films shown to Students at Area E. Field exercises and demonstrations 109 Service Williams 8/8/4~ Rations allowance of Supply D QM 3/11/43 Maritime Training Camp - Civilian employees. D Baker 3/11/43 Use of Training Personnel in advanced bases OSS Lutes 8/8/42 Rations 110 Deane D 2/19/43 Parachute Instruction. Baker D 2/25/43 Reports on Training War College D 2/19/43 Course of Instruction on Parachute Jumping

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File # -To ~ Date Subject 111 D K.H. Baker 2/19/43 re above D n 12/30/42 Development of Training Program 112 n n n Bruce Murphy 12/26/42 Separate Training Units 113 auxton Huntington 12/23/42 SO Trainipg

114 It " " O'Keefe " 12/16/42 Racruiting SO P~rsonnel n 10/8/42 Combined 51-SO Training Program 115 D n 10/23/42 SI-SO Training n 12/19/42 Memo on Training Program Suggestions received from students 10/20/42 Supplemental Training " Directive SI-SO 116 D G.V.Strong 11/30/42 Sending 5 men into 11/8 and 9 D Huntington 11/27/42 Students from Area E arrested in Baltimore 117 n " " " Murphy It 11/28/42 Complaint of Strong. 118 n Lawrence 9/25/42 Training Areas D Bureau of 10/28/42 Training Models for Instruc- Aeronautics tion Purposes. Murphy Huntington 11/16/42 Dress for"Students on Leave

D " 11/10/42 I~spection of Areas 119 Wilson and Director 9/17/42 Training Areas outside of Lawrence of Washington. Training

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""- To 'L File # ----"""":.:Fronf:t;;;:< ~ Subject -= 120 Goodfellow Murphy 8/21/42 No more officers "to London for training D -D.Bruce 8/5/42 Article on Mines of Yugoslavia Bruce Heard 7/22/42 prepared as an exercise by 121 n n 7/8/42 agents. Goodfel- Barnes 7/3/42 3 additional Training Areas low D Woolley 4/15/43 "Guerilla Nuclei. Training 122 n " n n Allen D 9/25/44 Training Schools Training of Radio and Agent Operators 123-127 Schoo ls and Training Middle East 128-131 Outline of Instruction Receiving Code, Sending Code, Procedure, Traffic, Crypto- Phases One to Six graphy Radio Theory, Radio Maintenance and- Field Problems 132-139 Middle East Schools and Training Continued 139-141 Scenario-Training Film - Middle East

142-144 Training of Agents and Radio Operator in Middle East Theatre.

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1-63 & 81 FEDERAL BUREAU OF IIVESTIGATIOlf

64-90 FAR EAST 64 The Situation in the Far East. 11/13/41 66 Final Report of E. A. Mowrer on Mission to Far East. 12/1/41 . 82 The Situation in the Far East 1274/41 87 Aid to Men Going into the Far East SS Japan Plan 89 Post-war Leadership

94-104 GERMANY 94 'War in Russia 101 M. W. Fodor

CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS 90-93 ~ 105-176 ~ 105-114 Foreign Nationalities Branch' 105 Report on Bodosakis & Logotnetis 108 Parisian Red Belt 109 Pe~ioning ot French Colonial Soldiers

110' RtllDSn1a 112 Affaire otto 113 General Sikorskil.s Talk with F.D.R. 115 The Fighting French, Al¢s Leger, General De GaU:J.l.e &: Churchill

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117 Mr. Davila's SuggestedStatement. 119 American H~gar1an Federation 123 C.B.B. Friedlger 128 Special War Po11cies Unit - P1ttsburgh 156 F.B.I. re Ira F1elsteel

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Correspondence Ha-Haz lit Report by C.M. Hall an communist Area of North China 57 The Silent war . 64 -97 CENSORSHIP . en -105 CENTRAL INFORMATION DIVISION 106-1.48 124 Memo' to F.D.R. 7/9/44 re Use of Gas by Japs 148- CHINA . 152 Ta:lk with Chinese Scholar 160 Observation of the Chinese in Burma ·166 ·Memo to F.D.R. 11/17/44 re Report an.China 171 Memo an Situation in Eastern China 173 .Chinese cammunisx Viewpo~t an Chinese Political Situation 176 Keme to F.D.R. 9/28/44 on Chinese Communists 178 What is present relation ot Cbiriese Communist Party to Russian C.OIIlD1lBl1st Party, 7/18/44 183 Recent Events & Trends in China, 8/17/44 188 lIemo to F.D.R. on China, 5/4/44 192 Press CODrerence ot 4/5744 196 war Directive ot Kuaatntang 198 Kemo to ~ Presiden~ re Chinese +ntlat1on, 5/12/45 (see also File 110. 46) . ---E!fD

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ALLIED MILITARY GOVEBNMElfTS .REPORTS OF OBLIGA'rIONSAllD EXPENDITURES BY OBJECT CLASSES

49-89 AGENT - CASHIERS 90-95 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES _IN THE FAR EAST 90 Personnel 95-96 AFGHANISTAN 97-272 NORTH AFRICA 97 History of O.B.S. Intelligence Service 98 Dakar Cover Plan in Operation "Torch" 100-120 Memos to F .D.R. Jan. 1942 - May r942 120 &: 156 Memos on Psych9log1cal Warfare for North Africa 9/7/42 125 The story of "Torch" 129 Memo about French North Africa 131 Eventual Action an the Part of Horth Africa , in the Conflict 136 Directive to C.O.I. 14.3 Letter to Gen. A.C. Wedemeyer - sept. 17, 1942 145 Hemo' to Gen. Geo. V. Strong - Sept. 8, 1942 170 Index (which see) . 189 Tactics .204 Report on Developments of Nov. 8, by Gen • Bethouart 212 . Financial Manipulations of Collaborationists 219 COPY' of No. Africa Agreement 222 water Supply in 225 Report by Arthur Roseborough 227 & 231 Po~ltlcal Policy in No. Africa. Comment by D. W. King 235 French Opinion on Events 1n No. Africa 238 The Political 'Problems of an Army of Occupation 242 Relations between Moslems and 250 Factual account of the nighteof Nov. 7 and 8, 1942 at Algiers

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1 - l~ ITALY 2 Kemo to F. D. R •. Aug •.1944 3 Report from Italian Government 5 Developments Dating from Armistice Neg.otlatlons . 15 - 101 CHINA - JAPAN 15 Organization in China 17 Plans against Japan 18, 22 The Dragon Plan 19 Plan for Obtaining Intelligence from Japan 25 Projects for Japan, China and the Philippines --- 52 strategic Plan for Far East

59 Projects for India, Australi~, Burma ...... 61 p. W. against Japan in the Far East 78 J. P. w. C. meeting to consider Genll1Mac Arthur's message 87 Paraphrase ot message tram Gen'l'Mac Arthur

102 - 112 PORTUGAL

113 - 118 PROCUREllElfT OF S. O. EQUIPJIEft

118 - 120 FBEHCH PEBBIO.S

120 - 126 PICTORIAL REVIEW

126 - 134 ITALY ~ P,Y. I

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FILE 110. ROLL 62

ACTIOll CABLES

ALGIERS 1 - lit From: August, 1944 12-12 To -. July, 1944 20-~6 From: July, 1944 20-82 If •- " "

CAIRO ~7-2~ From: July, 1944 121-128 T~ &: From: Jan. 1945

ISTANBUL 56-52 From: July, 1944 12.1 " .• Jan• 1945

1fEWDELHl 60 . - Fro. &: to: J11l:y 1944 ft 93-91 If-• Jan. 1945

"!Dt 60-6~ !oJ Jul7, 1944

64-76 Fr~: ft. ft

DBTACHJ(EXT 101 76-71 From: July 1944

85 . -; .. ','. ~.- ~ ....~ , ;~.. -...... ~ " "i"

78-72 From: July, 1944- 88-93 T.O &: From: Jan. 1945

MOSCOW To: July, 1944 160-161 To & From: Jan. 1945 217-221 n n Nov. 1944

MADRID n To: July, 1944 161 From: Jan. 1945 -222 n Bov. 1944

KtJNMING 28-111 From: Jan. 1945

nBl{ -82 To &: From: July, 1944 166-17.2, " • .ran• 1945 223-227 tt " Nev. 1944

BOlfOLULU !l From: Ma7-Jul7 1944 112-114: fo I: From: Jan. 1945

CALCUTTA 115-120 ~o &: From: Jan. 1945

ATHENS -120 Prom: Jan. 1945 86 (65~ -..". () /-~"). . J -_....

CASERTA 128-1~7 To: Jan. 1945 138-157 From: " 11

STOCKHOLM 158-159 From:' Jan. 1945 216-217 To &: From: Nov. 1944-

LISBON 162-166 ~o &: Froll: Jan. 1945 222-223 To: . Nov. 1944

VERSAILLES : 176-179 From: Jan. 1945

PARIS

180-122 .~9._~_."~l;9 ..~: .. Jan. 1945 .227--24.7 II " I'ov.1944

LOJOON 122~206 To: Jan. 1945

206~216 Fro_: II" ft • 21t.7-26~ FrQII a: To, WOVe 1944

87 ,'..- (~ ~'. ':~~~. ~~ '"'':;''''.!:~' ~.."~:.-r~ \,...',p...... J

FILE NO. ROLL 66

J.C.S. DIRECTIVES, VOL II (conttd) 1 P. W. Operations against Japan 6 Joint Security Control 9 Overall Plan for U.S.P.W. 16 Distribution of Secret and Confidential Routine Reports 19 Office of War Information 20-57 J.C.S. DIRECTIVES, VOL. III 20 Index (whiCh see) 57-108 J.C.S. DIRECTIVES, VOL. IV 58 Index '(which see) 108-168 J.C •.S. DIRECTIVES, VOL. V 109 Treatment of German Archives, Records and Documents 112 On Identification and Apprehension of Persons Suspected of War Crimes and Other Offenses and Trial of Certain Offenders 117 Index (wh1cn see) 117 United States M.ilitary llisslon in Albania 168-183 JAPAN 175 Report by E.A. Mowrer 181 An Estimate or Japants Capacity 183-229' J.C.S. (Memos an Travel Permits) 190 Emp1oyme~t ot United States Forces in tne Balkans 208 List of PrinCipal Personnel ot O.S.S. 229-249 FUliC~IO.SOF O.S.S. , 1943 249-269 BOOJIDABIBS 269-311 ·J.C.S.DIBICTIVES. VOL I 269 Index (which see)

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1 - 33 KOREAN 32 Memo to R.S.T. re cable from . 8/18/45. 33-42 KING, DAVID W. 42-71 KIMBALL. WILLIAM A. 71-111 K - (Correspondence and Subjects) 111-191 JOINT PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE COMMITTEE Meetings - Nov.-March, 1942 128 Functions of O.S.S. 11/2/42 152 Definition of P.W. 192-199 JOINT INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE 200-204 JOINT COMMITTEE ON NEW AND EQUIPMENT 204-225 JOINT SECURITY CONTROL 217 O.S.S. Men to Handle Top Secret Material 4/27/44

1. Difficult to correla'te as documents were photographed in reverse order. 89 (67) FILE NO. ROLL 68

1-109 GERMANY - HITLER 1 The Hermann Plan against 21 Memo to J.C.I. re Hermann Plan 4/2/44 28 The July 20th attempt on Hitler's Life (Breakers), 32 Memo to F·.D.R. re Stiuat10n in Germany 7/22/44 34 " " n " German coup d'etat 7/22/44 42 " " n n " " ", . 7/24/44 47 n " n n " n " 7/25/44 51 Attempt on Hitler's Life and its Consequences 62 Memo to F.D.R. re German Plot 7/29/44. 67 n n " " Posting of Reward for Nebe 8/7/44 79 Report from Spain on d'etat 86 Memo to F.D.R. on Breakers Report 1/27/45 90 n " n " Reasons for Failure 2/1/45 98 The'Circ1e of Conspirators

110-148 GERMANY - SftKRISE 112 Letters of Commendation - 2677th 114,115 Memo to F.D.R. re German Surrender in Italy 5/2/45 n n n n n n n 117 • 4/28/45 .r: 118 " n n n If n n n 4/26/45 120 Further Information re Poss1b1e Surrender of German Forces in North' Italy 4/27/45' 125 Memo to F .D.R. re German Surrender 4/20/45 126 n n n n " n 4/18/45 129 n n n n n n 4/10/45

(68) 90 ...... () ·r...... ",

\ . "'9· ': . '.i~-' ,- .' '. "," ~3.2·>·~!l"O'·t~ FZb:n. re German SUrrender 4/4/45

135 n " " " " " 4/1/45 It 138 n If " " " 3/29/45 140 n II a " " Kesselring and Vietinghorr 3/22/45 143 It n, II n German Surrender 3/21/45

148-152 DENIS, ARMAND

155 Memo to F.D.R. re Denis 11/17/41

160-162 D - CORRESPONDENCE

162-182 DEUEL. WALLACE R. 176 List of Theatre Political Officers 178 Design for Obfuscation

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1- 2~ LONDON OFFICE 16 Minutes of Meetings of Branch Chiefs, Feb.Mar/45 25, 27 Establishment and Function of"London Mission 32 Po~itical Events - May 23 - May 29 38 Security Instructions 47 Notes on Personalities and Problems 6/8/42 22- 77 LUSEY, A.R. 60 F.B.I. Report 77- 82 LATIN AMERICA 77 82 Chili 8,2- 102 MALCOM R. LOVELL 84 Memo toF.D.R. on Foreign Labor Contacts - 6/14/43 92 Memo to F.D.R. on Statements of Dr. Hans Thomsen - 11/13/41 - re Japan etc. 94 Memo to F.D.R. re Statement of Dr. Hans Thomsen on Russia - 10/20/41 97 George S6kolsky

CORRESPONDENCE ~~D SUBJECTS 102- 120 L 103 Mexico by Raymond Loewy 139 Memo to F.D.R. re access to certain documents xe French Problem - 11/17/44 140 Internal Affairs of Afghanistan

"120- 178 JOINT PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE COMMITTEE Minutes of Meetings 7/8/42 - 12/7/42 178- 236 J.P.V.C. SERIAL PAPERS 178 Index 237- 295 JOINT INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE 252 Memo to J.I.C. - Comments on "Draft of a Memoranda for tbe President" on Radio Intelligence - 10/22/42 270 Meetings - Nov. 1942 - Aug. 1943

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CORRESPONDENCE & SUBJECTS

1=17. !! 3-10 George Haig 12-17 The Case of Paul Hagen 16-58 HOPPER, BRUCE 21 Notes on Germ$D.Y 26 Reports on 35 Views on the Coming Peace . 40 Why the Soviets Declaration of War on Bulgaria? . 60-S1 HITLER 60 Propaganda & Speeches . 78 German Ruling Class & a Negotiated Peace 81-102 HISTOBI OF O.S.S. - C.B.I. - DET. 101 102-123 ( 180-192 ) 124-150 J. R. HAYDEN 132 Cable from Hayden re MacArthur 132 Friendship Plan 143 Memo of Conference with MacArthur etc. re CSS operations l50-1S0 H (Conttd.) 177 Inter-American Bal~ce Sheet by E. A. Mowrer

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, . FILE NO. ROLL 71

1-22; FIELD REPORTS - 1944-1945 10 Index to Report by Arthur Cox 17 Index to Vol. XIV 38 Stren~eration .. ... 52 Index of Report by T. H. MeBaine 55 Index of Report by T. H. MeBaine 63 Index 65 Index of Rep~rt by G. C. Demas - S.E.A.C. and C.B.I. 76 Report of F. A. Willis - S.E.A.C. and C.B.I. 80 Index 81 Index to Vol. III 89 Index of L.S. Wilson's Report - London 122 Report by S. S. Rubenstein 124 Index of al?oveReport 131 Memo. by Roy re State Dept. and ass men 136 Report by L. H. Boyd - Turkey .140 Report by A. W. Schmidt - West Africa 146 Report on the Belgian Congo 148 Index to Vol~· IV 149 Report by H. P. Larson 155 Report of K. w. Hinks 172 Report of A. s. Lockwood; .Spain .182 Report of H. B. Plowman; Yugoslavia

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CORRESPONDENCE AND SUBJECTS

l:1Q E-1941 9 International Broadcast Facilities Committee

10-27 E -1942 23 An Inter-Allied Committee on Military Information 24 An American Press Service

28-58 E - 1943-44 40 Presidential Citation for 885 Bombardment Squadron 46 Conduct of Col. C.F. Eifler

58-131 EA - EN 77 William K. Eliscu wearing improper insignia 86 Economic Defense Board 92 Mission to 12/24/42 118 Trip To 126 Report on Cairo 128 . Report on Jugoslavia

131-164 BLACK SERIES REPORTS 131 Memo to F.D.R. 12/8/44 re activities of a monk in aiding 134 Memo to F.D.R. 12/6/44 re Catholic Radio Activities in Italy

96 (72) 139 Memo to F.D.R. 11/13/44 re conclusion of an important Vatican figure on the French political situation and status of in Russia 141 Memo to F.D.R. 11/3/44 on Vatican matters Note "Black" is Defee 151 Supplement to Report on King Leopold 157 Basque G. Project 158 Genera L Japanese Capabilities 160 Memo on Conversations between O.S.S. and Board of Economic Warfare 9/2/42

165-209 BOARD OF REVIEW

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FILE NO. . ROLL 73 1-14 CIVIL SERVICE • 15-17 ECONOMIC. SUFFICIENCY. OF THE WEST~RN HEMISPHERE 18-.63 J.C.S. - DIRECTIVBS 30 Civil Affa1rs in the Balkans 32 Report of the Combined Intelligence Committee 64-133 CHINA . 66 Memo to F.D.R. 5/12/45 69 n " " 6/19/44 71 Memo by Y. Q. Shaughnessy 3/5/44 74 Chinese Pql1tical Situation by Col. Wilkinson 75 Chinese Intelligence set-up 77 Russia's New Independent States 78 International Situation (T.F. Taiang) , 79 Observations 81 Report by W. Pettus - Hunan Yale Hospital 86 Use of Spies 99 List of Chinese 104 Need for Virile American War 121 Memo re Loan to China

• Note: Many prints are barely legible.

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1-110 FIELD REPORTS 23 Volume VIII 49 Volume VII 75 Griswold - Guthrie Mission 92 Alum Mission

110-159 LAtIN-AMERICA 110 Argentina 135 Chili 136 137 Mexico

159-182 LEND LEASE 179 Aid to China

182-197 LIAISON OFFICE

197-200 LIBRARY' 6F eONGRESS

200-208 THE LIGHT PLANE

208-220 INDIA 211 Report on Burma July 1942 215 Remarks of Sir Ramaswami Muda1iar 218 Notes of W.J.D. . ., 99 .. ".

220-231 INVASION - D. DAY 222 Memo. to F.D.R. 6/14/44. 229 Memo. to F.D.R. 7/4/44 230 Memo. to F.D.R. 6/19/44

231-232 INTERNATIONAL LABOR CONFERENCE

232-250 MRS. GERTRUDE LEGENDRE' 232 M. J. Papurt 234 Mrs. Legendre Diary

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FILE NO.

1- 7 COORDINATOR OF INTER-AMERIC~~ AFFAIRS 8-12 COUNCIL ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS 10 Hungary 13-21 COUNTER ESPIONAGE 13 Post War Counter-Intelligence Prospects 8/18/44 17 British SIS and OSS 21-33 COURIER SERVICE 34-40 CRITICISM !z.0-!z.8 CURRENT INTELLIGENCE STUDY 4~, 46 China 48-6!z. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 48 Memo to F.D.R.~·10/26/44 (Yarrow, Benes, Sautay, Masaryk) 52 Memo to F.D.R. 10/14/44 53 Memo on Hurbau & Dr. Kozak

1 0 1 (1.2.) FILE NO. ROLL 76

1 - 9!± COMMITTEE FOR NATIONAL MORALE AND 'OTHER COMMITTEES 1 Dictionery of the New German Language and Grammar 12 Use of Scopolamine 16 Memo on German Propaganda Ministry 37 Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs 44 Senate Bill 2303 on Patents 52 Report on Germany by Dr. Eugen Guerster 60 Planning Committee, Status as of , 1942 67 Cartel Work of Federal Agencies aa Memo to W.J.D. on establishment of world-wide Intelligence Service by J. C. Wiley - , 1941.

94-102 COMMANDOS 99 Conference between W.J.D., Capt. W. and Major Goodfellow, January 29, 1942

103-238 GERMANY: 104 Memo to F.D.R. 118 Memo.to F.D.R. 119 Excerpts from Diary of Marshall Graziani 121 Cables 189 Overtures by German Generals etc. for separate armistice 198 Peace Feelers via German Diplomats in the Vatican 201 Memo. to F.D.R. 1/24/45 204 Memo. to F.D.R. 2/9/45

102 0' .. ,

211 Memo. to F.D.R. 2/26/45 213 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/8/45 216 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/9/45 221 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/10/45 223 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/12/45 224 Summary of Memos to Secretary of State 229 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/13/45 233 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/13/45 235 Memo. to F.D.R. 3/16/45

END

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FILE NO. ROLL 77 A-I

CABLES

1- ;6 From: CASERTA. OCTOBER. 1944 56- 93 To: CASERTA. OCTOBER, 1944 132-140 From: CASERTA. AUG~ST, 1944

93-114 From: USTRAVIC LONDON. JULY, 1944

11~-121 To: USTRAVIC LONDON. o JULY, 12~~ 153-181 From: USTRAVIC LONDON. AUGUST, 1944 181-202 To: USTRAVIC LONDON. AUGUST. 1944

1~1-1~2 From &: I9.: ~. AUGUST, 1944

145-146 Fran: LISBON. AUGUST, 1944

146-149 ll:2!!: ·MADRID. AUGUST, 1944

1~O-121 From &: To: MOSCOW. AUGUST • 1944

121-12.l From. &: 12: STOCKHOLM. AUGUST, 12it~

1 - 6 PAN-AMERICAN AIRWAYS

6 - 66 PARACHUTE SCHOOLS 31 Memo. to General Marshall re Parachute School 7/5/44

67 PARIS OFFICE

68 - 208 PERSONNEL BRANCH 68 Marigold Project 101 Members of OSS who are not citizens of U.S. / r s: /1-6 LI:1r bf Pe.rJonS f~$/e;e.,.I<.~ ~;/ 41/~ C4ll""~UA/~~. 162 Foreign Personnel 201 Law on Hiring civilians

END

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FILE NO. ROLL 79 -A-2 CABLES

1-4 From &: To: STOCKHOLM

4-12 To & From: MOSCOW

12-15 From &: To: MADRID &:. LISBON" 15-17 From &:. To: -BERN 17-19 From &:. To: PARIS & S·.H.A.E.F. IN FRANCE

19-55 !:!:2!!!: LONDON 55-90 !2l LONDON

90-102 From &:. To! CAIRO

102-116 From &:. To: ALGIERS

116-158 From: CASERTA 158-186 To: CASERTA

186-188 To & From: ANKARA: HONOLULU; STEPHENVILLE

188-205 From & To: KANDY

END

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106 .c .' -" ,-~, ."

205-217 To &. From: KUNMING: CHUNGKING: DET. 101

217-222 F~om & To: NEW DELHI

223-224 From &. To: ISTANBUL

October 1944-

224-2~a !i:.2!!: USTRAVIC. LONDON 248-272 !2l USTRAVIC. LONDON

272-296 From &. To: PARIS 296-299 From &. To: -BERN 299-300 From &. To: LISBON

301-302 From & To: MADRID

302-314 From &. To: mscow

21~-J2~ From &. To: STOCKHOLM

-END

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FILE NO • ROLL 80

.k.2..2. PERSONNEL MILITARY 14000 Note: This section pertains to Civilian Clothes Authorizations. 15 Proposed Indoctrination Lecture on OSS

95-209 PERSONNEL MILITARY 12653-14000 95 Cables 126 List of Names 128 Report of Status of Troops 192 Officer Efficiency Ratings

210-246 PERSONNEL MILITARY - STRENGTH REPORTS 12613

246-318 PERSONNEL MILITARY THRU 12,330

318-346 PERSONNEL MILITARY 1942 341 List of per-sons.ready to accept Commissions 346-385 PERSONNEL MILITARY J.C.S. ALLOTMENTS 351' Functions of the O.S.S.

END

NOTE: Cards Nos. 194-213, 690;693, & 728 were missing as of 2/15/50;'·-

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FILE NO. ROLL ,81 A-4

--r-1-26 4-19 Allotment Requests 19-20 Army A 20-26 Procurement Objective 26-52 ENLISTED PERSONNEL. CONTINENTAL U.S. 27 Director's Orfice 27 Planning Group 28 Planning Starr 28 Office 29 Security 29 Headquarters & H.Q. Detachment 30 Special Funds 30 Personnel Procurement 31 Replacement Pool 32 Recruiting- Pool 33 Secret Intelligence 33 Research & Analysis 35 Foreign Nationalities 35 X-2 36 8.8.0. 36 Special Operations 37 Morale Operation 37 Research & Development 38 Communica t Lons. J9 Field-Photographic 40 Presentation Branch 40 Medical Services 41· Schools and Training 42 Detachment "A" 43 Detachment. ftC" 44 Detachment "F" 45 Detachment "8" 46 Detachment '"V" 47 Detachment "WAH 48 Services 48 Courier Service 48· Procurement .& Supply 50 Budget & Procedure 50 Finance Branch 51 Civilian Personnel 51 Reproductions

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109 52-61 OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO UNITS IN THE U.S. 52 As of Oct. 16, 1944 (Army) 55 As of Oct. 31, 1944 (Army) 59 Awaiting shipment overseas as of Nov. 4, 1944 (itrmy) 59 As of Nov. 4, 1944 (Navy) 60-61 As of Nov. 4, 1944 (Marine & Coa s t Guard)

61-84 OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS"THEATERS EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS 61 Army as of Oct. 25, 1944 67 Awaiting shipment to 67 Navy and Marine Corps as of Oct. 31, 1944 MEDITERRANEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS 68 Middle East (Cairo) as of Oct. 25, 1944: Army 70 Awaiting shipment to 70 Navy & Marine Corps 70 North Africa Theater of Operations: Army, as of Oct.25/44 75 Awaiting shipment to 75 Navy and Marine Corps as of Oct. 25, 1944 76 Istanbul (Army) 76 ~perat1onal Groups: Army as of Oct. 25, 1944 . 77 Awaiting shipment to FAR EAST THEATER OF OPERATIONS 78 C.B.I. : Army as of Nov. 4, 1944 81 C.B.I. : Marine Corps as of Nov. 4, 1944

1 1 0 81 South Command,:Navy as of Nov. 4, 1944 81 " " " If :Army as of Nov. 4, 1944 83 ·n n " " :Marine Corps as of Nov. 4, 1944 83 C.B.I. : Navy as of Nov. 4, 1944 84 OTHER THEATERS: Navy, Marine Corps, ,11/4/44

84-103 ALLOTMENT REQUESTS FOR GRADES 87 Index 102 Military Personnel in 0.5.8.

104-120 MILITARY PERSONNEL, NAVY, & MARINE CORPS. 9907A --' 104 Proposed Complement Navy & Marine Corps Personnel 105 List of Photographic Projects Produced for or released to Navy Dept. 114 Military Personnel

120-135 MILITARY PERSONNEL - NAVY & MARINE CORPS JCS 432.

135-145 MILITARY PERSONNEL - BOARD OF OFFICERS' MEETINGS.

146-156 MILITARY PERSONNEL - COMMISSIONS - 10.707

156-1~1 ~ . 161-221 PHILIPPINES 162 G. 2 Information Bulletin 167 Review of ~emy Strength 171 Situation of Friendly Armed Forces 173 Summary of Economic & Political Information 174 Propaganda &: Counter-Propaganda , 1 1 1 (81) 175 Letter Carlos P. Rumolo to Elmer Davis 182 Reno 111 187 Translation of Chinese Intelligence Report 200 Courtney Whitney's Project 205 Report on experiences in and on Bataan at outbreak of the war. 212 A Proclamation by F.D.R. (See also Card Nos. 215,219) 213 Memo to F.D.R. from W.J.D. 2/2/42 214 Memo to F.D.R. from W.J.D. 2/19/42 217 Conference on effect of fall of Manila on Latin America. 218 Importance of the Philippines

221-301 PRISONERS OF WAR 228 List of 76 American P.O.W. released in drive on Rangoon 231 Memo to F.D.R. 5/4/45 232 Report on 's Psychologi~al Warfare Chin Sui Border ..

243 ' Cables 252 Interroga tion of P.O.V. memo to J•.C.S • 254 Participation by OSS in Interrogation of P.O.W. 260 Memo to F.R.D. - Treatment of Russian P.QW. by Germans. 3/20/44 264 Target Information obtained from Jap P.W. 267 Yugoslav P.O.w. in Italy 282 Memo to F.D.R. - Interrogation of German P.O.V. 10/11/43 287 Exploitation of P.O.W. for Intelligence Requt.r-emerrts i 299 s. S. Grlpsholm END 1 12

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~ PRESENTATION DIVISION, 1942 20-79 It 1943-1945 79-83. It " u. s. Army Manpower 83-103 PORTUGAL 103-114 P. W. WEEKLY 114-1;38 POLITICAL WARFARE EXECUTIVE 138-1*8 1 8 The Polish Underground 198-279 PLANNING AND OPERAT.ION BOARD 15.421 . Mi1ri1y iD1nutes or Meetings. 230 J.C.S. Memo 296 - 9/5/44 - Future ass Operations in

280-§~ PLANNING COMMITTEE (Mainly P.W. Material) psyChological Warfare, Report by W.W. 288 Counter-Itelligence by the Board of Economic Warfare 297-317 PICTORIAL RECORDS

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1 - 25 PHILLIPS, WILLIAM 3 Psychological Warfare Service - Means, Methods and Requirements of 16 OSS in Portugal.

26- 1Z PHILLIPS, WALLACE B.! 1942 43, 58 Mexico 45 Notes on Nazi Organization in U.S. 48 Memo of the Soviets to.the Iranian Gov't 52 Notes on trip to Senaloa 53 Siberian Airports 54 Azores 66. Report on Fisherman's Lake, Liberia 67 Turkey 76

11-102 HEW DRAWER (Psychological Warfare & Propaganda) 79 Memo on Front LiinePsychological Warf'a're 89 Ger.man Propaganda 95 Propaganda and Publicity 98 Foreign Propaganda as an Instrument of War

102-124 PROPAGANDA (U.S. PRESS)

1 1 4 (8) .-.. fiLE No. BOLL 83 (cont'd) -A-6 124-13Z PROSPECTIVE - 1941 127 North African Situation

137-154 PSYCHOLOGY 139 Psychology, The Third Dimension ot War.by C. C. Pratt

154-292 PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE - DEnNITIONS. P.W. 164 Report ot 6808th Allied Intormation Service' Field Consolidation Team. (Prov.) 190 Training end Providing P.W. Statt Officers 191 P.W. In North ~rican Theatre 195 A phase in lapanese P.W. 197 EducatIon otArmed Forces in P.W. 198 P.W. Lectures 199 Projects under way in P.W. Branch wben it was abolished on January. 1, 1943 199 PsychoanalytIcal ContributIons to P.W. 202 Considerations in respect to the basis end pro- cedures ot P.W. 204 P.W. in North Africa 209 Hew York Speech, ,1942 211 Memo on PS7cho1ogical or Ideational Wartar~ 215 SuggestiODs tor organization ot Planning ActIVities 217 Precepts ot Political Wartare 219 OrganIzation or a P.W.Branoh 220 Strategy ot ~olltlcal Wartare against Ger.aany 226 Development ot a Plan tor P.W. tor the U.S.

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235 Development of Certain Sections of Outline for Basic Estimate on P.W. 239 British-American npro-Germanismn and P.W. 241 Definition of P.W. and its extent and requirements 250 Notes on P.W. 251 Memo on P.W. 252 Notes regarding P.W. by W.JD. 256 P~~posed Definition of P.W.

258 PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE BRANCH 258 P.W.B. Report by James M. Minifie 262 Organization and Functiona 264 Directive for Mediterranean Theater 267 Activities of P.W.B. 290 Report on Re~organization of P.W.B.

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PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE STAFF & DIRECTIVES

It.::ll PUBLICITY POLICY - FISHER HOWE 9 Index

15-17 PUBLICATIONS 16 Franco Invades Latin hmerica

17-72 . PUBLICITY • 16500 (These Sections cover Security) 24 Supplement to "German & Japanese Penetration orOSS in ETO, 7/7/45 . 60 Drew Pearson

72-127 PUBLICITY, 16490 76 British Official Secrets Act, 1911 77 A.A. Genest, Cpl. - breach of Security SS Gus Kapponis 93 Memo for all personnel leaving ass 95, 97 Article for Readers Digest on French Underground 109 Two Man Army by G. Gaskill 2/5/45 118 Road to Freedom by Capt. J. Kellis 123 Story by Lt. E.

CORRESPONDENCE Note: There are a few "Q" in Roll 85

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127-1J6 Q. 194J 1~7-1J9 Qa - gz 1J9-168 R - 1941 139-140 Index 168-175 -Ra 176-191 RAILROADS 176 Extracts taken from a German aocument. "Liste for Sabotage meldungenn 186 Critical Analysis of "Delay and Disorganization of Enemy Movement by Rail"

191-125 ~ (Continued)

195-2J6 Ra - Ri - 1943 210 Memo on Appraisal of Intelligence Reconnaissance Groups

236-275 Ra - Ri - 1942·

237 Various Former Members of the American 242 Review of "Men of Chaos" by H. Rauschning

276-349 Re _·Rb 280 Report on trip thru Germany by Team No. 2 285 Reparation Commission as agreed at Yalta Conference 291 Problem of German Reparations. 327 , Political Situation. 329 Rumanian Opinion of Russia

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FILE NO. ROLL 85 -A-a CORRESPONDENCE 1-204 RI-RZ 29 Russia's Sinister MOtives in Eastern Europe 44 Memo ~o FDR re Riedel 59 F.B.I. and Burton Rice also known as Rhys 109 Landing Operations and ,Their Significance by C. Rougeron 157 Japan's Philippines Loot 177 Russian Supply Route

204-23; RADIO: RADIO COMMUNICATIONS 210 Radio on Stanley Peninsula, Hong Kong

234-246 RAICHLE. JOSEPH L.

246-275 REPORTS 249 Use of Prof. Renner's Article by Axis Propagandists 253 Maps for a by G.T. Renner 257 Notes on Reporting Board 262 Defense of a Hemisphere 266 Report on Far East 267 Report on R & A 269 Intelligence Reports ll/7-11/l~l942

276-292 REPRODUCTION BRANCH -.

293-339 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS. 1942. 1943 (Section on Proposed New Activities, 'Reor-gant aa- tion & Budget) . 294 Report on Public Affairs by the Canadian·Institute 302 Personnel Suggested in the Far East.

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Organization of French Resistance To -From Subject Mentioned 1 Organization of French Resistance Signature Record sheet.

2 Marshall D 7/18/44 Report prepared for Koenig Marshall's use regard- ing organi~ation of French Resistance. 3 Marshall.". D 7/12/44 Report on organization of Freneh Resistance, its aceomplishments, its present position and its potential in support of military operations. 4 Chart and tables showing containers and packages dropped by OSS and SOE January - June 1944. Personnel plaeed in SOE/SO field as agents and on special missions as of .

5 Map showing location of Judburgh team and areas in which British and American teams are op- erating. French Resistance during the first ten days of operation in . 6 Report continued. (Note Pars. 8 and 17 cut off by camera) Effects of Resistance Intelligence Movement Summary #15

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To -From -Date Subject Mentioned Action of French Re- SAS, SOE sistance in support UK of operating in Normandy. 7 6/23/44 Rail Communications Summary 1.35. 8-16 Report on Operation Zebra "Trainer, Sa1es~". 17-18 Map of France. Military value of the Koenig Resistance. Eisenhower 18-19 7/4/44 Development of Re- Overlord sistance in France. Marquis Plan Par. 12 cut off. Anvil. 20-21 Maps SAS, Re- sistance. 22 Resistance Groups 14,648 Joint Chiefs 10/20/44 Achievements of OSS FFI of Staff D in recent operations in France. Marquis 23 D Caserta, 10/11/44 Cable, submitting data Cox Italy given in 1/22. 24 Joint Chiefs 7/22/44 OSS contribution to Re- Jedburgh of Staff· sistance groups in France from OSS office in London (Note: Re- port is not complete) 25 London C.Rorcross Report on "Grassy" Mission ot 9/9/44. Stores delivered. Ground signals and Jrd Div. Reception. 26 Operation "Grassy" Area 979/42. . Track chart.

27 Operation "Grassy· Jrd Div. ,

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.-To -From -Date Subject Mentioned 28-29 FDR D 9/27/44 Report on second o£ 3rd Div. three daylight air Ope:p;ation operations dropping "Cadillac" supplies to French Resistance Groups. 29 Joint Chiefs 9/27/44 Report on operation of Staff "Cadillac". 30 D J.F. 8/4/44 Submitting Report'on Haskell "Cadillac".

31-33 7/14/44 Report on 'Operation 3rd Div. "Cadillac". Marquis. Report on Operation 34 "Cadillac" by a participator. 35 Photos of Approach, "Trainer Drop, Landing, De- (Crayon)" parture ("Cadillac").

36 D J.F. 9/1/44 Report on Op'eration 3rd Div. Haskell "Buick" 8/1744. 37 "Buick" Targets and Deliveries. Report on Reception Chas. Perry from Marquis. 38 E.E. 8/1/44 Tactical Report of Partridge Mission Buick (Tab A) 39 E.E. 8/1/44 Operation "Buick" Partridge Account of Stor's 40 Signals and Reception "Buick"·. 7/4/44 -Bigot" Development of Resistance in France. 41 "Bigot" continued. 42 "Bigot- concluded. Joint Chi eta 7/13/44 Operation "Zebraft Haskell of Staff D of , 1944. 43-44 Phct oe of Operation Itebra".

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- --~----.------.."- To -From -Date Subject Mentioned 45 FDR .D 7/6/44 Statement or results and future potential of SOE and ass in supplying French Re- sistance Groups. 46-49 G. C. D 7/9/44 As above. Marshall D H.H.Arnold 10/14/44 "Cadillac" Operat~on. 50 H.H. D 9/27/44 Report of "Cadillac" Marquis Arnold operation of 7/14/44. Photos are under #35. 51-53 Action of French Re- sistance - 13th. (Parts are missing) 54-56 D Haskell 7/14/44 Meeting with Marshall Koenig FFI Present situation in "Toplink" Southern France "Vent plug" 57 "Bigot - Anvil" Part of "Bigot" but does not seem to fit in. 58 1943-44 Total containers dropped in France by SO and SO~ Statistical Report on F Section Agents •. Jan-Sept. Number or Containers 1944 and Personnel behind enemy lines. Section. 59 American Personnel in the Field (behind enemy lines) From D day to 9/1. - 1943-44 Total containers dropped into Fran~ by SO and SOE. Numbers of Personnel by nationali.ty and casualties. 60 July '44 Personnel in field. Summary of American aid to French Resistance.

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\ , I ,'. - I -TO -From -Date Subject Mentioned 61-62 FDR D 5/4/45 Snmmary of role played .by OSS in development of French Resistance. 62-63 D s.p. 3/15/45 Report of SO Agents Capt.Floege Karlow active in Battle of Lt.Bouchardon France (lists Miss V.Hall atrocities) Lt.Brucker Capt. Layton Lt. Macomber German Gen'l. Elates. Capt. Schley . Capt • Johnson Maj. Shannon Maj Coolidge Lt.R.deRoussy de Sales. 63-64 D J.E. 12/30/44 Equipping the FFI Sawyer around the Biscay , - ~ockets. (>?-66 aps 66 L.W. 8/22/44 FFI Operations in Koenig Rocks support of Dragoon Cochet 67 (Item 21 missing) 68-69 7/26/44 Targets for FFI in support of Operation "Anvil". 69-70' Gentl. 7/27/44 Command and Operational Cochet Employment of FFI (item 11 missing). 71 Ar'no1d D 10/6/44 Photos of daylight dropping to resistance groups near v BrussellS (No photos in file). 72 D T.G. 8/25/44 Supplies to Resistance Early groups Maj. Lawrence. 72-75 Doering R. J. 8/26/44 Report - Observation ot Koch Resistance groups. 75 D 'Memo on above report Koch (incomplete) Doering D L.M. 7/25/44 Meeting with Gen'l. W.M. Mayo Ream Loomis (Incomplete) Maj. Rosenbaum Lt.Col.Linton

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-To -From ~ Subject Mentioned 76 Koenig D 8/22/44 Letter.: of appreciation etc. Stephen- Gubbins Memo on FFI, Koenig SOE, son Bedell-Smith 77 Franck Gubbins 7/-/44 Memo on Resistance Col. Haskell Gens. Whiteley, Koenig, Mockler, Ferryman, Bedell-Smith SOE Memo - Resistance Group Koenig 78 FDR ) D 7/8/44 Loads and Types of stores Joint) being dropped to Res. Staff) Groups. 79 Hull Cheston 8/9/44 Enclosing two dispatches Comite Nationa 80 8/9/41+ -Report on Comite National deGaulle (Incomplete) Petain Parodi L. Marin LeGeorge Giraud Gasnier-Duparc Geistdoerter Blum Daladier Gen.deRevers Fouche,Sallard Rolle, Gildas. 81 FDR D 7/21/44- Memo on information Herriot submitted by Andre -L. Marin Enfiere alias Lamballe G. Bidault deGau1le 82-8.3 FDR D 7/19/44 Report on Comite National deBaulle des Corps Elue de la Laurent Eynac ~~~':lb1ique L. Maria FCNL " Eisenhower Rever.• Petain Laval I Darnand "Melice" \. -6- - $"- 126 ------~--~--~--~~~=- .I9. .-From Date Subject Hentianed 84 Leahy Buxton 6/7/44- SUbmitting Reports Hull on Comite National 85-86 Reports on Comite L. Marin National: Its Plans M. Parodi and Political Aims. Revers Communists in Re- Dugarreau sistance Movement Navarre P. de Cbambrus de Gaulle Laval Lemoine Darnand Petain Doriot Cogeu1ard Croix de Fe& FCn VUlon Front National COT, csa 86 6/7/44 Comments of ass Bern de Gaulle on Comite National Petain Algiers Committee Front National VUlon COT' CNR Comments of ass de Gaulle Washington on Com1te Revers .National Passy 87 Buxton R.F. Laurent- JlattAftS 6/5/44 .Comments on Com1te Eynac National Hall Buxton 5/20/44 . Sending Bern dispatch on Camite Hat10nal 87-88 5/18/44 Bern report on Comite Laurent-Eynac National de Gaulle 88-89 So.BranCh J.Bross 2/10/44 Potentialities or Re- sistance Groups in France

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I2 From Date SUbject Mentioned 90 ''Woolnough D 2/25/44 Resistance Groups Supplies etc. 2/4/44 Notes on Air Lifts de Gaulle Marquis 91 1/1/43- delivered by 11/30/43 British to French Underground Reception Fields for Depositing Arms , The French Resistance Force 92 D 1/16/44 Supp1ytng French Resistance Groups (Incomplete) 11/6/43 Memo. on use of Spain to supply French Resistance Groups 11/14/43 Excerpts from Report K.F. Grenier #10570 on resignation Fen of Giraud as President of Algiers Committee 93 My' dear 11/5/40 Spain and its use as Ma1sise Friend ? bases for resistance in Jordana southern France Mikailevitch Giraud 94 Murphy Eddy 6/12/43 Experimental Detachment G-3 (Incomplete) 95-98 1/11/44 Psychological Warfare considerations in Air Raid on Franca (Incomplete) 98 2/ /44 Results of Air Operati9n to France Moon Period 99 D Spaatz 7/26/43 Re D's letter of 7/20 Arms deliveries February Moon

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I2. From ~ SUbject Mentioned 100 Eddy Roseborough 6/11/43 Liberty of action o~ ass in France with re- spect to certain matters Spaatz D 7/20/43 SUggested operations prepared by Roseborough and discussed in Tunis 7/19/43 Proposed operation"in SE France using para- chute troops and air- borne 101 o~fice memos re following: 102 D Macfarland 6/23/43 Giving resistance forces in the Balkans some air assistance D Huntington 6/10/43 Handling of French Re- 'Halliwell sistance Groups in Eddy western Europe Van der Strict Halliwell II 6/10/43 n n Eddy Van der Strict 103 D Van der 6/1/43 Control of Fr'ench Re- Canfield Strict sistance Movements ·SOE (Incomplete) SI,SO G. Sharp D.Bruce CD 5/19/43 Part ass in Berne should play regarding French Resistance Movements The FFCM Resist. 104 1.OlB Group. Cable from Berne Liberation 3/6 reports two groups Combat (Forces Francaises Franc-Tireur cambattantis de 1a COmmDni sts, Metropole) de Gaulle Giraud.U.S. Fresney Tertius, Hun.tington, SI, SO CE

129 I2. From· ~ Subject Mentioned 105 France 11.280 Resistance Movements ass operations on the - - - D Buxton 5/21/43 Memo re below Rehm F.L. Ball W.L.Rehn 5/18/43 .Advances to Fighting Bigelow French· in Swiss francs and accept payment in pounds sterling D Huntington 5/12/43 so operations, French w. Shepardson Resistance Groups SO-SOE

106 state Dept. 3/10/431 Proposals' submitted to Prime ~ster by de Gaulle for increas- ing supplies to Fighting French Vice Chief Commander, 3/22/43 Organization and plans ass Naval oper- Naval..Forces of resistance forces in SOE ation in Europe France refers to above de Gaulle proposal Shepardson Huntington 3/12/43 Handling of French Re- Donovan sist. Groups through Halliwell London and SI, SO Stark 4/9/43? Organization and plans OSS of resistance forces Huntington in France (appears incomplete) 107 Memo. 3/18/43 Recent developaents in de Gaulle Plans for Organization .ass and Activities of Re- SOE sistance Granps in Chevalier France Stark Huntington Prime de Gaulle 3/10/43 Copy ot letter sent re Minister aid to Fighting French (incomplete)

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108 Memo. App nB" 3/4/43 Summary of co~ersation de Gaulle on 3/3 of _Adm. Stark Col. Billotti with French Leaders on Chevalier organizatio# and plans Mr. Rex of resistan'cemove- Mercier ments in Franc~ Crillion SOE 109 Memo. App nAn 3/11/43 SUmmary of conversation Bi1lotte (Kittredge) of Col. Huntington with van der Strich-: French 1ead~rs re above . Maj. Brewer Col.Kiddy ? de Gaulle Giraud Mr. Rex Mercier Crillion Chevali.e..r Gubbin Sir Allen Brool Stark 110 Enclosure "Cn Extract from BBC's Daily Digest of World Broad- casts 3/ /43 From London Trout 3/16/43 From- RatitoFrance Jean Castet Algiers Giraud Compulsory Labor in Germany Rene - Versailles Sauckel "Thonon Guerillas" M1ha1lov1tch From B - ville Co1.Allonette in French for French A.frica Radio Marca ? Compulsory in French for French labor in Africa Germany

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Times 3/18/43 The Future of France. North Af"riea Whole people ready to rise. By M. Andre Philip 111 New· 3/19/43 Savoire Patziots still Radio Chronicle defiant Algiers Laval's UltimatUm Times 3/20/43 Resistance ending in Savo1re'. M~men sent to Germany G.V.strong ? 3/12/43 SeDding memo. de Gaulle A & B to Adm. Stark Giraud" drafted by Kittredge "Secret" on Starkfs .staff ArrlIy in (see #108-109) France . 112 App. nDn 3/18/43 Situation in France General &: P.W.E. (British .survey ot Political Warfare conditions Executive) Propaganda to France

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-12- 132 FILE NO. A-9 112-197 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS BRANCH 115 Directive on R & A in Europe 127 Evidence of Italian Espionage in Canal Zone 136 Possibility of Opening Additional Supply Routes to China 148 Maps Showing Supply Depots of Paris Area

197-217 R & A - CIVIL AFFAIRS DIVISION 201 United Nations Military Government over Germany 208 Will the Societ Government be willing to participate in a Joint ?

217-231 R & A - TRANSMITTAL MEMOS

231-294 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT - 12457 268 Gadgets 285 Truth Drug

133 (86) ROLL 1187 Resistance Groups - Airlifts.1),000

!!:2m . ~ Sub,ject Mentioned 1-3 Photos 8/23/44 Lons-Le-Saunier Wm. Clark 3 Photos 8/22/44 Neuville DeWitt Clinton Vi1lereversure J. Faulke Near Besancon R. Thompson W. Nelson "Grand Pere" 4 D A.A. Kelly 9/16/44 Increase in ass Women's Army Personnel for Corps. E.T.O. May. June, Chronological 1944 File of Cables. 5 D A.J. McFarland 9/ 5/44 Increase in OSS Personnel for E.T.O. Cheston W.M. Giblin 7/26/44 Allotment Papers Sumner Williams for OSS Personnel John Wilson 6 D E.D. Graves 7/17/44 Increase in Per- sonnel E.T.O. OSS Activities and Training in U.S. should be reduced. 7 .Joint Cheston 6/14/44 Additional Per- Eisenhower Chiefs of sonnel for OSS Staff in E.T.O. Memo Putzell 6/15/44 Papers submitted Col. Hannah by OSS in E.T.O. Eisenhower to SHAEF 8 Buxton Connely 6/ 8/44 Addition to OSS Hoffman in E.T.O. Wilson Alter Procedure Little with Officer's Board. 9 D J.F.Haskell 6/ 6/44 Tr.ansmittal of R~quest for In- creased Table of Allotment.

134 ~ .---~- 1:2 -From -Date Subject Mentioned Canfield E.M. Joes 6/ 5/44 Allied assistance Haskell to Resist. Groups in France. Refers to letter of 17th May. 9-10 EiseD- Haskell 5/17/44 ~llied assistance hower to Resist. Groups in France. To obtain a Sup- plemental Table of Allotment for SO, OSS, E~OUSA .. Tabulation of Personnel SO, OSS, ETOUSA. 10 H.R.Bull Haskell 4/28/44 Additional SO De- tachments to be attached to U.S. invading Europe. 11 Joint Eisenhower 5/1/44 Substance of Mes- SOE, SO Staff sage Arming Re- sist. Groups. Ade- quate Personnel and Means. Eisen- Joint Staff 4/17/44 Substance of Mes- hower sage re Arming Resist. Groups in France. 11-12 Tab. of SO Forces Field Operations Base Services •. Joint Eisenhower 5/17/44 Approving Supple- Staff mental Table of Allotment sub- mitted by as, SSO, ETOU8A:-1 (see #9- 10) (Incomplete) 13 T.R. Cheston 5/29/44 Additional Person- Hannah nel needed by ass in Support of Resist. Groups.

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!2 -From ~ Sub.iect Mentioned 14-15 T.R. Cheston 5/29/44 Additional Person- Eisenhower, Hannah nel needed by OSS SOE, ETO. in Support""of Resist. Groups. Mentions restric~ tions on recruit- ing by OSS from the Armed Services have increased. 15-19 Part "A" Personnel required by OSS·in ETO in addition to present . sub. allotment (Pages 15, 16, 21- 25 are missing). 20-21 Part "B" Text and tabula- tions. 21 Joint Cheston 6/7/44 Additional Person- Eisenhower Staff nel required by Woolnough ass in Support of Resistance Groups 22 Woolnough Cheston 5/13/44 Further data on ass, os, need of addition- Hannah, al Allotment il). Larson, Leland ETO Eisenhower Appendix 173 additional SO, S1 officers and 339 SOE enlisted men will X-2 be required for ETO 22-24 ~escription of SO, SOE Functions of Personnel Required 24-26 Woolnough D 5/10/44 Comments on Cable SO, ETa from Eisenhower Rock to Joint Staff W.B. Smith 5/2/44 re aid to Balkans Re-Sis:t.Groups in ETOUSA Western France Gen'l Arnold Airlifts

-3- 87 -To ~From ~ Subject Mentioned 26-27 Woolnough D 5/12/44 Rough draft of Sub-Committee of letter Joint Sta£f Planners; Larson Hannah, Leland, SOE 27-28 Factors to be con- SO/SOE sidered in a Memo Resist. Groups to War Dept , on Forgan, Buxton, Cable #S 51066 ETO, Airlift, (Additional Per- Lt/Col. Pflieger sonnel) Mr. Mowinckel, Hugh Wilson, ~.D.Wilson 28-29 Background State- Col. Bruce ment on Requests ETOUSA for Airlift for Donovan ass in ETa F.T. Davison Arnold 29 WarDept. AEF (Lond~n) 5/1/44 SOB/SO Hdqs. North Atrica (London) London is respon- de Gaulle sible for Arming Prime Minister Resist.- Groups in Koenig SHAEFS Sphere. ass Adequate Personnel and means are re- quired by US (Aircraft;s) • 30 ass Exdet, Algiers 8/30/44 Cable 1149727 Magruder Washing- Action Bern Bigelow ton Number:; of air- MEnTO, crafts and tonnage ETa, SI, for British and US 1-2, Parachuting were Jigsaw, put on same basis. Caserta ass insists same Motta, OSS representation as British. 31 ass USTRAVIC 5/5/44 Cable 1142984 B-17's London 25 aircrafts al- I B-24's D Haskell lotted to be used to help Resist. Groups. 32 D Haskell 5/6/44 Cable H43904 re Eisenhower Equalization of wire to JOS British and Amer- ican efforts back- ing French Resist. , 37 -4- 6'7 T.2, !!:2!!! !l!ll SUbr1ect Mentioned Gridley D 5/8/44 Paraphrasing Cable #42984 33 Gridley D 5/9/44 Paraphrase of Mideast Cable from Al- Special giers 5/4/44 Operations "4 into report to Greece dropping Freedom 8 tons of stores. 53 1/2 were in- filtrated by boat." Buxton Forgan 4/19/44 CaQle #39164 G-2 ETOUSA Hoffman State Dept. and 105 advises' .that French have made important poli- tical issue out of problem of supplying Resist. Groups. Rumor is the U.S. is against arming. Bruce Buxton 4/14/44 Cable 1136479 J.C.S. (London) British have 5th Par. of agreed to policy Cable #35949 of separate ass (634) operations Marshall 34 Bruce Buxton 4/12/44 Cable"1135949 BTO (London) Co-Ordination ETOUSA between SO and MO, SI, PWE, SOE Should SIS, SCAEF strive for greater ass independence. Buxton Forgan 4/14/44 Cable '38051 re- 105 (London) plying to Cable 135949 approvin, text of CGS 449 I 34-35 Despres London 3/17/44 Cable 1131261 Cable #29941 Fahs Rostow re Rostow's EOU, De Wilde Langer Kindle- retirement Hamilton berger FEA OSS, 8th Air Force, Donovan, Bruce Riefler.

'\ -5- ~'7 138 12. -From ~ Subject Mentioned 35 11109 and Gamble 3/11/44 Cable 1125494 Caffey Galvin· Algiers Slim chance that Message #1721 Message #1721 3/9 will result in Devers, granting addi- Eaker, tional B-17's Arnold under agreement to supply 2000 containers next two months Kindle- Fahs 3/15/44 Cable 1129941 Lockwood berger Depres ass help ..required Blakemore {London} Langer by ,Air Force in . 14th Air China Releasing Force Rostow for this work. D Ordway 3/15/44 Cable 1126014 NATO Gamble Re Cable 1125494 Caffey {Algiers} Authorization Arnold granted Eaker to assign B-17's to ass but he in- sists that ser- vicing squadron be attached to them. 36 Secre- Exdet Cable #24864 Italy tariat (Algiers) In answer to France Clavin (129507. No questions 2 or 3. Numbers of sorties made and containers and men dropped. C 0 Co AAF 3/7/44 Message 1721/766 T/E Freedom Arnold regarding heavy Algiers bomb squadron for OSS D 3/5/44 Cable 622884 Cairo re their 1/22494 Toulmin and in reply to #2605. Concerns' British sorties for Dec.

139 -6- 87 -To !:!:2! ~ SUb.ject Mentioned D Exdet 3/6/44 Cable 1124654 OrdwaY's Algiers refers to Cables Statement Glavin 1128344 and in #22464 1124074 American containers can- not go in British planes. 37 D Gustav 3/4/44 Cable 1122654 S N Italian 'Cairo refers to·their planes Toulmin #22494. Ans. 112605 corrects l~t Par. of Note 2. D Exdet 3/2/44 Cable #24204 Slessor Algiers Eaker requires Eaker Glavin an authorized SOE/SOS unit with Table Overlord of Organization Eisenhower Wilson Royce Caserta Cairo London Toulmin D 3/1/44 Cable 1126384 Arnold Bruce re Request from _.,..RAF Glavin Arnold for info. London (London) concerning Allied Cairo assistance by air Algiers to resist fEOUPS in Europe Lists 8 questions). 38 Secret- Exdet 2/29/44 Cable 1124074 Timberlake ariat (Algiers) Planes at Blida GaMble for Joint Oper- ations D Gustav 2/28/44 Cable #22154 Livermore (Cairo) Meeting in Al- Reuthersham Glavin giers. Enthusi- Chapin asm for assist- Vanderbilt ance in Target Italy and Photo inter- Stanall pretation given Caffey by ass Ordway Born Young 'OPS Arnold Bari '\

-7- 140 t) To From Date Sub.lec't Mentioned ~ - - D Exdet Cable #23684 Devors (Algiers) 7-B-25's to Blida Glavin Gamble Karlow Croller 39 Glavin D 2/25/44 Cable #20344. Desires more Haskell information on Arnold Reutersham. Al- location o~ planes. D Exdet 2/18/44 Cable 1122464 Ordway Problem of B-29's can be arranged · at . Arnold Buxton 4/17/44 Progress made in D supplying air- lifts for ass 40 D Arnold 4/14/44 Progress made in Glavin supplying air- MEDOT lifts for"OSS Eaker E.T.O. l22nd Liaison Squadron Arnold D 3/28/44 Enclosing Glavin's ass Memo of 3/15/44 SOE 41 D Glavin 3/15/44 Memo-Recommenda- sa/SOE tions for Air NATO Lifts for Special METO Operations. Medi- MAAF terranean Theatre 41-42 D Haskell 3/11/44 Re: Cable #27934 )/2/lt4 encloses statement cover- ing details of air effort for six months begin- ning Sept. 1943. 42 Arnold D 3/3/44 Cable from Sir John G. Slessor D Arnold 3/4/44 Airborne assist- ance to Resist. Groups in France and the Balkans

-8- ~7 1 4 1 !2. -From -llate Subject Mentioned D Exdet 3/2/44 Cable #24214 Glavin Slessor re Effort t6 ~tep Arnold up the air lifts Overlord into Italy, France,Raker Poland and the Point Blank Balkans

43-44 Arnold D 3/3/44 Sending App. A Gutru to E for Arnold's Tito study. App_ A Mihailovich operations based on Operations from points in Medi- terranean Theatre (Other Apps.miss- ing) 44 Toulmin D 3/1/44- Cable 1/28874 etc. Duplicate of . Cable #26384 (037) D Bruce 3/2/44 Cable #27934 iti France Haskell answer to·#26384 Norway (London) Info. on aircraft Holland utilized Dec. 1943 to Jan. 31, Belgium 44-45 1944. 45 D Exdu~ 3/2/44 Cable 1/24224 in Gamble reply to 1/2887 Glavin (288741) Air Italy operations from Blida (near Algiers) 46 D Gustav 3/2/44 Cable 122lt9i in Yugoslavia (Cairo) reply to 1/2.05 Bulgaria Toulmin Aircraft used Crete·Greece REEi.st. Groups Albania (Appears to be in answer to #26384) Gidley JJ 5/2/44 Sending copy ot G-J memo for ~ddi- SHAEF tional air lifts

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12 ~ 11!1! Subrject Mentioned ., --47 D. Haskell 4/1/44 Request to SHAEF Gentl Smith for additional air lifts. Refers to enclosed paper Gubbins 3/27/44 Memo listing General Type of Operations Con- templated, N'eed for Allotment of Aircraf't, Basis of Allotment, Suggested Addi- . tional Permanent Allotment (Title Unreadable) .48 D Haskell 3/4/44 Efforts to Secure SHAgF Additional Air- GenIs Smith craft in support and Bull of Resistance 48-50 D s.C. 2/22/44 Request for Addi- ETaUSA . AEF tional American SOE/SO (Haskell) Aircraft for Arm- SSO ing Remst. Gro~ps Jedburgh in Support of Comite Nationc D-Day Acti- vities Marquis de Gaulle 51 Bruce Haskell 10/26/43 Sending copy of "Supply of Resist- ance Groups" 10/12/43 co C.S.Vander-lO/12/43 Supply of Resist- Jedburgh ETOUSA blue ance Groups SOE, SOS 52 Organization and Strength of Resist.Groups in France Requirements for a.Storage,Pack- ing and Departure Center.

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'. !2. -From 1l!ll Sub.ject Mentioned 53 W.B.Smith D 7/21/43 Letter re lack RAF of air-transpor- MAC tation, Infiltra- Resist.Groups tion of men into France via subs. Independent Amer- ican Secret In- telligence. D Smith 7/29/43 Outlines arrange- ments made'in answer to D's letter 7/21/43. 54 D J.C.S. 6/26/43 Replies to letter (Royal) of '6/13 regarding shortage of trans- port aircraft. Assignment of ad- ditional equipment must be left in hands of theatre's C.O. Command- U1io 6/29/43 Enclosing copy of ing Gen- 1etter,J.C.S. to erals etc. 0, 6/26/43, in re- S.W.Paci- ply to ass request fic, ETO, for 6 bomber type No. African aircraft for use TO, Middle in No. Africa and East,China 12 planes for ser- Burma India. vice with OSS Central London Office. Africa Deane D 6/16/43 Refers to D's McGregor tJeS) letter of 6/13 and Te~der, repeats cable. re- Eisenhower ceived from Al- Smith giers re con£er- Rucker ence on air trans- Doolittle port 55 Deane' 6/13/43 Calls to atten- SOE (JCS) tion of JCS the RAF impairment of aSs" France, espionage due to ~orsica . lack of air trans- Sicily port which may Italy force ass into a No.Rfrica secondary posi- theatre, tion ETOUSA " -11- 144 ~I 12. mm ....-Date Sub.1ect Mentioned 56-57 App. 1 6/1)/43 Aircraft for oper- SO ation of OSS in SI Western Europe. SOE Necessary in order Iberian that S.l. may meet Peninsula, the demands upon Switzerland, it. No. Africa, France, Corsica Algiers "Secret Army" Tedder 58 D J.Morgan 2/6/43 Army should as- "Baker Streett; sign 12 Libera- Huntington tors to be used Brewer to drop agents and Halliwell materials and 4 Andrews Cata1inas for Bruce Norway operation Wash. Cairo 5/17/43 Secured author- Brebeton ization for ass U.K. to operate own squadron and re- quests special personnel 6/9/43 Difficult to Jugoslavia " " plan operations due to lack of ·aircraft. Can use . 59 Cairo Wash. 5/24/43 Commitments Brereton assigned to theatre.not to be assigned for special opera- tions. Any theatre command- er can judge merits of demand Wash. Algiers 6/8/43 Serious problem Spaatz is complete lack Tedder of air transpor- Eisenhower tation as Doolittle passage is now impracticable.

145 To - -From ~ Subject Mentioned D 59-62 Memo 6/12/43 Aircra£t for Oper- SO, SI ations in Western OSS, SOE Europe~ Outlines IISecretArmyn requirements and Algiers supplies (this Doolittle appears to be a Spaatz draft of App. A Tedder under 1156-57) 63 Deane 'L.W.Rooks 8/14/43 Memo. on activi- Sicily ties Df OSS in Corsica Mediterranean Theatre. They So. France were of value. SOE, SI . Operations im- peded by lack of planes. Recom- mends fostering of OSS activi- ties. 63-64 Com.Gen'l D.K.E. 4/27/43 Aircraft for SOE, SOS, ETOUSA Bruce Special Opera- Resist. Groups tions Concerned with Invasion of N.W. Europe. Resist. Groups not equipped. OSS requirements of aircraft 65 Marshall D 11/18/42 Discussion with Arnold re air Assistance. Re- quests letter from M. to Air Force Commanders D J.S. 1/25/1t3 Reply to above Acting ~etter Chief of Staff Memo. of Proposed J.C.S. Communication to OSS Air Force Com- B-21t's manders. 66-68 J.C.Staff 7/27/44 Neeessitj: for SCI, X-2 Additional of Certain Personnel to OSs in ETO Rebuttal to find- ings of Joint 1 46 -13- LOgistics Committ ee g] ·--.

" / -To -From -Date Sub.1ect Mentioned 69 D Glavin Feb.l944 Cabie #7584- OSS, SOE (Algiers) Containers for Re- Devers sistance Group Maj.Lawrence Eakers 70 D Haskell 6/6/44 Request for In- creased Table of Allotment 70-71 Supreme Haskell 5/17/44 Allied Assistance Mockler- Commander to Resist.Gr.oups Ferryman A.E.F. in France. Need Supplemental Table of Allotment for SO, bss, ETOUSA G-J(Ops) Haskell 4/26/44 Additional SO to be attached to U.S. Armdes invad- ing Europe 72 5/1/44 Substance of Memo SOE, SO from Eisenhower to J.~C.S. 4/17/44 Substance of Mes- Koenig sage from J C S to Eisenhower 72-74 Tabulations of Personnel 75 J.C.S. Eisenhower 5/17/44- Approval of Sup- Letter of plemental Table of Mayl Allotment for SO London (appears to be incomplete) '&pp.-'- Special Operations OSS, SOE Procedure for Air Sorties in Medi- terranean (Appears .incomplete) App.nBIt Air Operations :3lX?{.4-3-1 44 from United King- dom. II Air Operations in Mediterranean

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-14- 147 1:2 -From -Date Subject Mentioned 76 Allied Assistance OSS, SOE to Resist.Groups in Europe Ressstance Groups 14,238 77 App. "C" Allied Aircraft Allocated to Sup- port of Res~st. Groups in Europe D W.L.Langer 7/10/44 Monthly Report, SACO 6/8." Funds for Weems Weems. CougbJ.in CBI D Chief MO 7/8/44 Cooperation be- ·OWl, CB:J: Branch tween OW! and MO K.D.Mann J.S.C •. 78 D Gustav 3/3/44 Lists number of Cairo sorties carried out (looks like reply to Par. 4 of Cable #26384 filed under #37) D Gustav Cable 1/22624 Mihailovich (Cairo) Reply to 1/2605 ·UfCPartisans Toulmin (see File 146) Tito Lt.Col. 3/l/1M Information re- Arnold' '.Gutru quested on Al- CCS lied Assistance by air to'Re- sist.Groups (see File #43) OSS Operations 13862. Airlifts in Mediterranean and ETO D 79 Hardcourt 1/10/44 Sending Meao on Jugoslavia air situation as Coast it appears to your organization and ours Memo on problem Mena House of air support to COni'erence SOE/OSS Operations Tito, in Balkans and NAL '- North Italy ~." 148· -15- ~) _. .-..... ~. -_ .•__ ._-- --' .. ---. -_._. -.--~-""-...,--.. -~.-'~---.---.~-..- _. ... ." .~ ..._"011..-

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-To .-From -Date 8ubr1ect Mentioned 80 "General" Stawall lj8i44 Aircraft for mutual sorties in Balkans. Table shown.sorties floWB in 1943 80-81 Recommendations 68th Group as to Air Opera- tions for OSS ac- tivities 81-82 Geo.C.- SOE and SO 'activi- Franck Major ties in France and Jedburgh the lowlands 82 War Eisenhower 11/2/43 Only 3 aircraft MAC (Algiers) made available to Middle East ass No Africa 83 Cairo 11/3/43 Paraphrase of Royce Telegram from Spaatz London refers to MAC. SIS, conference of OSS. SOE, Sept. 29 D. Andrews Donovan Longhand memo D. Andrews by WJD Spaatz Donovan 84 D Stratemeyer 12/11/42 Reply to D's let- ter of 12/2 re special type of plane for O~S Stratemeyer D 12/2/'42 Regarding small Huntington, planes with low Amoss, landing speed'and Bruce sharp angle of climb for use in placing·men and materials in enemy territories

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FILENO. ROLL 87

85-107 ROBOT PLANES. ROCKETS 100 Memos to F.D.R. and others

108-143 ROUMANIA III Memo to J.C.S.

114 Special Plan for Psychologic?l Warfare 128 Summary of Recent Cables on Roumania Situation

129 Possibilities of Roumania's withdrawal from the Axis Partnership ·134 Max -Ausnit 1.38 Edgar Ausnit and others

143-181 ROUMANIA 7880 144 Memo prepared by John Viley of F.N.B. on Maniu and others 145 Index 160 Table of Enterprises taken over by Germans after 9/6/40 161 Letters, Maniu to Antonescu

164 Declarations made by Maniu 167 Causes of downfall of former regime 170 The Subsequent Attitude of the Great Powers

182-194 ROOSEVELT. F.D.

194-210 ROPER, ELMO. 1942-1943 199 Trip to

(87) 150 210-221 RUSSIA 16,800 (JIC 2501) 211 Developments in Soviet policy based on Soviet Press. 9/1/45 215 Memo to F.D.R. on ruture relationship of U.S. with :ijussia 219 Memo re Germany

221-312 RUSSIA 13000 222 P91itica1 Aspects of the Russo-German War 232 Russian Hospital in Timiso~ra, Roumania 234 Conversation with a Soviet Official 236 Appropriation by of Americ~ B-24 238 Detention of Captains Madison and Kuhn '242 The Internal Situation in the Soviet 246 General V1assov & Boris Smys10wski 249 Opinions expressed by prominent Russians 252 Observations concerning Russian Tactics and Counter- Measures employed to meet them. Sept. 1944 -261 Memo on Russo-Chinese Relations. Nov. 1944 266 _ The Problem of Russia's Reconstruction. Oct. 1944 267 Andry A. Jdanov (Zhdanov) 269 Conversations on Finnish-Russian Relations 270 Oscar Lange's Visit to Russia. June 1944 272 Soviet Foreign Policy. June 1944 279 Politics and War Strategy by- L. Gatovski. Feb. 1943

1 5 1 280 The Co-ordination of Arms on the Battlefield by Col. I. Khitrov 282 The Religious Policy of the Soviets. Nov. 1943 284 Memos on U.S.R •.R. - Finland 288 Oumanky and· Mexico 296 The German Policy of the Soviets . 297 Subjects for Study Concerning the Soviet Economy. 304 ·Personne1 of Russian Military Mission to Tito 308 Memo to F.D.R. re Treatment of Germany 309 Russian Policy tow~rds Germany

312-355 RUSSIA 13978 This section consists of communications between - W.J.D. - Maj. Gen. J. R. Deane - Gen. Fitin-in connection

with cooperation with the Russians. 345 Information on Bulgaria

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FILE NO. ROLL 88 -A-12 1-5 SAN FRANCISCO : 1941 .i::22. SAN. FRANCISCO CONFERENCE: 16,401 5 Cables .30 Bey~nd the S.F. Conference: A. Visson 45 Comments on Yalta and San Francisco 50 Memorandum on Need for an International Information Service

59-70 SPECIAL ACTIVITIES BRANCH (SA/B) 59 .Report on Training ~chool

71-114 SABOTAGE 72 Summaries 95 Technique & Methods 106 Schools 108 Silent Killing III Syllabus of Training 113· German Societies

114-256 SAFE HAVEN 14814 (In~elligence relating to enemy activities in the' field of International business)

114 Cables 127 Meetings

141 Rebuilding of German Po.sitions by evasion of Allied Control over exit of German. assets and personnel

1 5 (88) o. , ""-. r-.t:: :

160 A Plan for Subversive Attach against Enemy Firms Abroad 171 Brenton Woods Resolution VI

184 Elimination of German Resources for War.Senate Hearing 213 Statement of B. M. Baruch 219 Preliminary Report on Germany's War Potential:Senate 222 Elimination of German Resources for War: Senate (Testimony of B.M. Baruch) 231 Memo for Senator Kilgore 235 German Economic Penetration Abroad 253 German Economic Aggression in Latin America

257-343 S.A.C.O~ (Sino American Cooperation) 258 Factual Repo:rt 268 Coughlin's Report

274 Special Report : Williamson 277 Leading to S.A.C.O. 277 Index

281 Hor~ I S Report, Dec , 13, 1943 294 Tai Li Operations in China 296 Plans & Operations ~27 Notes on Meeting with Adm. Horne

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FILE NO. ROLL 89

1-12 SINO~AMERICAN SPECIAL TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION AGREEMENT 11 Opinion of the Agreement - J •. R. Hayden 5/13/43

12-71 S • A ~C • O. HOFFMAN f S REPORT, 13843 .

71-98 s . 1941 72 Index 77 Will Congress rescue the Unions? R.S. Binkerd 88 Petroleum for Northwestern America

98-141 SAA-SAl 130 Selected Memoranda on Problems of National Recovery by A~ Sachs 137 German Military Losses 137 A Foreign Oil Policy for the u.s.

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155 .,-... i' .~: \

FILE NO. ROLL 90

CORRESPONDENCE

1.::£Q SAK-aAZ 12 to John W. Savage

21-91 SA-SE : 1942 34 Anglo-American Relations 39 Sever sky squares the circle

91-146 SE-SR : 1942 116 Eine Sphinx OlIDe Geheimnis(A Sphinx without Secrets)

146-191 SA-SC : 1943 159 Cornell Law Quarterly Vol. 28, No.2, Jan. 1943 Court Martial Decisions 164 Pressure and the Legislative Process by J.L. Sayre

192-233 SB-SL : 1943 218 . The Skouras Brothers

233-278

279-290 SD-SG

290-324

324-359 SI-SK-SL 344 George P. 8kouras 354 Foreign Legion Idea • 359-374 8M END 156 (90). ROLL 91

1-74 SECURITY OFFICE - DRAWER SE to ST File # -To !2:2!!! .Q!l! Subject 1 Gulloway D 9/24/45 Leaving OSS Btixton Howland 5/~2/45 OSS Security 2 5/25/45 Security Ratings 11 Smellie 4/18/45 Special Report of Security Officer 12 D Moyer 2/12/45 Capt. Frlilman 15 1/26/45 Request for Security Office report on Alexander, Miner,· Koerner, Francis, Lyford. 15 May '45 Better America Federation 19 Memo for all Persons leaving ass 20 Buxtpn 0' Gara 1/8/45 Employment of Natives 22 " Clark 11/15/44 Savoldi Incident 25 " " 11/2/44 Violation of Security Regulations 27 D 8/2/45 Security Survey by CIC, China " Theatre 30 Buxton Van Beuren 8/1/45 Security Investigations 31 R.B.Clark 7/20/45 Investigations v. Employment 32 Howland P.resClott 1/4/45 December Personnel Investigations

33 D I Howland 3/18/44 IOI Security 38 Security Check of Prospective Employee~ 41 D Richards 6/1/43 Sugges~d, Organization Changes 42 D 5/19/43 General Order #4 re Security

'\ -: - 11- 157 File # 12 -From ~ Subject 43 D Doering 3/8/43 Security Officer Assignment Plan 45 .Ennis D 5i15/43 Jose Rodriques Villamil 46 Hoover Ennis 3/1/43 Memo to FBI re Persons traveling under auspices of ass 47 J. Murphy Bruce 1/15/43 Security violations 49 Lowman Delafield 5/29/45 Nature of Cryptographic System 51 D Huntington 8/2/42 ppecia1 Activities Section SA/G 52 Goodfellow D 7/13/42 Voska 53 D Huntington 7/7/42 Security Office Personnel Re- quirements 55 D Huntington 7/15/42 Josephine Herbst 56 Huntington Potter 6/27/42 Security Violations 63 Strong Huntington 6/9/42 Security, C.O.I.S.U. 66 D n 6/1/42 Investigations - Progress Report 67 5/26/42 C. of I. Security Regulations.

158 -1/- --

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FILE NO. ROLL. 91

75-100 These numbers have been skipped

CORRESPONDENCE

101-132 SN-SQ · 1944-45

132-197 So-sz •· 1942-43 .. 151 My first break with Dr. by Frederick Beer-Srunov. 168 Otto Strasser

197-223 220 Appendix on Personnel 220 Work to be done by C. V. Starr

223-284 STA-STI 1942 228 The Nazi War against the Catholic Church

307 Philip Stern

STA-STO

304-354 STO-SZ - 1942 314,.32; Instructions ror Preparation of Strategic Surveys 323 Analysis of Political & Military Situation:Strasser

. \ 329 Federal Statutes on SUbVersive Activities 333 Burma Road Rackets:L. Stowe

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159 · :.t

355- ST-SZ 388 Sussex Plan 390 Reports on Tunisian Groups 401 Lesson of the Campaign

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160 FILE NO. ROLL 92 -A-16 1-54 SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE BRANCH 9 Investigation of Italian Intelligence Activities 44 Spanish Refineries

54-56 S.I. WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE REVIEW

56-60 SECRETARIAT

60-175 SEDGWICK PAPERS: 5325B These papers deal with Hitler, the Nazis, Germany, Russia, etc. 100 Piety and the Pope 100 Pius XII vs. Musso1ini, Hitler, Stalin 105 Dissolution of the Third International Katyn Affair - Japan - Germany 108 Ill, 117 117 Observations on the "Carnage ot Katyn" 117, 15~ Dr. Goebbe1s 144 German Situation, 1943 148 General Kurt Zettzler 153 Heinrich Hoffman 159 Wilhelm Bruckner 161 Max Amann 163 Julius Schaub 164 Hermann Esser

175- 177 SELECTIVE SERVICE EXIT PERMITS

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178-224 SELECTIVE SERVICE DRAFT DEFERMENTS 225-228 SENATE HEARINGS ON STRATEGIC MATERIAL 228-226 SHIPS 226-238 SHIES TO SHORE LABOR # 9 238-240 240-256 SIMMON'S PROJECT 256-277 SMUGGLING 277-319 SOLBORG. ROBERT 285 and French.North Africa 290 North African Mission 298 German Espionage in Portugal. 301 With Sikorski to Russia by Maj. V. A. Cazalet 312 Vichy Bait for Washington by W.L. Root 312 Our Plan for Victory by D. W. Mitchell

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FILE NO. ROLL 93 -A-17 1-5 SOUTH EAST ASIA COMMAND Intra-Theatre Bu11etins,'1944 5-65 SPACE 65-139 SPAIN, (15,272) x SICKLER, RICARDO 70 History of Bananas up to 8/26/43: D.C. Downes 73 Wolfram Bargainingsmi U.S. Pressure- 3/9/44:' Hayes 75 Crisis in our relations with Spain 2/18/44 77 The Spanish Phalanx 87 The Spanish Phalanx in the U.S. 93 Report by T.J. Hamilton of N.Y. Times 11/12/41 99 Accion Democratica 100 Comments on Spain by David Bruce 100 Propaganda Strategy for Spain 108 F.N.B. Material 112 List of DocUments in Petrull0 Folder 112 Letter to Gen. W.B. Smith re political situation 114 Spanish Merchant Marine ._ 118 Underground sources in Spain 124 Spanish Airfields 126 Letter from Hayes 6/1/42 133 Letter from Solborg to Gentl!.Lee 4/17/42 135 Resume of the Spanish situation 12/20/41 - Brewster 139-147 -DIGEST OF SPANISH CABLES 147-160 SPAIN (8199, 8965)

Airfields '\ 163 (93) :. ~. - ->: .... ;""'-.

160-177 SPECIAL COMMUNICATION DETACHMENTS 163 Training Manual - Combat Propaganda Company 177-294 SPECIAL FUNDS BRANCH 199 Rep~rt on activities in : Peter Tompkins 194 Maurizio Giglio alias Cervo 29~-312 SPECIAL FUNDS: 15.770 313~32g SPECIAL FUNDS: W.J.D. 14631 -329-367 RECEIPTED BILLS

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Roll 94 #A-IS

File No. Subject 1-50 SPECIAL OPERATIONS 50-88 S.O. ORGANIZATION 8922 88-98 S.O. MONTHLY REPORTS 98-191 S.O.E. (Secret Operations Executive) . - 192-234 O.S.Se/S.a.E. AGREEMENTS 234-261 S.O.E. SUPPLIES 14.647 261-302 s.o.E./s.a.

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1 65 ROLL 95 No. A-19

File No. Subject -1-11 SPECIAL PROJECTS SECTIONS 11-48 MINUTES OF STAFF MEETINGS 49-94 s.o.E./s.o. SITUATION REPORTS 94-281 s. o.E./s. o. (14600 A-B Special Force'Hgts. 0-3 Periodic Reports) 281-291 S.O.·SITUATION MAPS 291-348 S.O. TRAINING SYLLABUS 321 OniversaI Military Service for the United States by W.J.D. 10/22/40. 330 Relation of Industry. to Government W.J.D. 9/23/29 332 Addresses by Douglas Miller 348-452 STATE DEPARTMENT DRAWER V 13,000

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NOTE: Numbers 447 to 478 repeat in the numbering hence File Nos. 210-237 may not be in correct order. Cards Nos. 184, 485-489, 784-799 missing.

166 ROLL 96 NO. A-20 File No. 0-108 STATE DEPARTMENT . 0-44 Correspondence etc. 1942 44-63 Reports to; 1942 64-86 Correspondence etc. 1941 86-98 Liaison; William A. Kimbel 98-108 Visas, 108-122 Strategic Problem - 1943 122-143 STRATEGIC SERVICE COMMAND 143-186 STRATEGIC SERVICE OPERATIONS 187-208 OSS COPIES 208-251 STRATEGY

CORRESPONDENCE, MEMOS & REPORTS 252-261 T 1941. (Report on Tangiers) 346-394 T 1942. 261-275 Ta to Tc 276~2S6 Strong, General Geo. V. 286:'10) SUGGESTIONS 303-305 SUPPORTING COMMITTEE OF J.P.W.C. 305 SWEDEN --3'1r 5Je'/r.zer/d/J4

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'\ ROLL 97 .#A-21

FILE NO. 1-191 CORRESPONDENCE, REPORTS AND MEMORANDUMS -1-21 Ta-To 21-63 Td-Th 63-145 Ti-To ~ 145-191 Tr-Tz (also Thyssen) 191-214 Taylor, EDMUND L. 214-255 TARGETS 255-345 TERMINATION REPORTS AND LETTERS

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ROLL 98 o.s.s. OPERATIONS BALKANS 14.563

.I.2 From Date Subject Mentioned 1-2 Security Doering 6/17/44 Interview International Office 5/25/44 with News Service, (VanBuren) Lt. Col. O. J: Col. beitz, Sands re Leon Mansfield, Pearson Article Gen. Magruder and Broadcast Mlha,11ovich, Ted Baeon, Ina Holtzscheiter, Ruth Mitchell, Adolph Berle, Stett1nlus, Tito, Sexton, Todarovitch, Pierre Loving, Miss Black, Mrs. Yohn, Mrs. Sands • ... ~. :3 Security· Doering 6/17144 Interview I.N.S., Office with Lt. Col. M1hallovieh, (Van Buren) A. B. Seitz Todarovltch re Leon Pear- Col. Knezevlc, son Article "Woods and Mountains' 5/30/~. Col. , Mansfield, Col. Sands, Ted Baeonl H. Andrews Security Doering 6/17/44 Interview Todaravitch Office wi th Mansfield Fotleh, (Van Buren)" 5/30/44 re Seitz, Pearson Art1cle Sexton I M1hal1ovltch, \ F.D.R. I Churchlll" Donovan, \..,. Ruth Mitchell,. Sands, Kllnel O.C.D •.

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, _. -~'- .. ~~·r .....__ ...... ~~~~~ :' - --.. - . .--. -. - - From ~ Subject Mentioned 4 . Van Beuren M. Mook 6/19/44 Report of Lt. "Our .,299.3" May An.n,a:'" K. Lipanovich Nicholas F.~ovic Dossier on Anna K. Lipanovich Andrew Frank Fotich Kristovich S/Sgt "Our 2993" Dossier on Ruth Mitchell, Alex.B. Mihailovitch, Vucinich Col. F. Duke, "Our #43" Chas Kateek, J. F. Clark, Dosier on Keep Wayne S. Vuch1nlck "OUr #4239" 5 C.Bissell D 6/19/44 Col. Sands L.M.Farish, and location R.Wel1, Jr., of T1to' s' Miss Mitchell Headquarters 6 D O.J.Bands, 6/17/44 Alleged Breach Mitchell, Jr. of Security Ruth Mitchell, re Tito Lt.Col.Bakeless, Mihailovltch, Mrs. Yohn, Blanton Winship, . Gen., Woods, Col. Jad.w1n, Lt.Col.Jamerson, MaJ.Greathead, Biddle, Berle, Tlto, Weil, Farish, Col. Knezevitch, Sode1'oTic ,. Sarie.,-: ." Hagruder, Mansfield, Fotich, Seitz.

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To From Date Subject Mentioned 7 Penciled Notes Sands 7-9 Diary of Veil Knezevitch on attack on T1to Tito's HQ 9 Notes on S's Seitz, desk pad. Knezevitch, Jadwin, Mansf1eld Sodorovic, Dr. Roco Ruz1c, Mrs. Yohn, Miss Mitchell. Known Informa- Knezevltch, tion re Sands' Sodorovle, Relations with M1hailovitch, Yugoslavia 01'- Miss Mitchell, f101als Seitz. 10 Memo 6/17/44 Information Farish, within O.S.S. Weill, on Titots HQ. Campbell, Cannon, Berle, Shepardson. K.M.Bourne Outline of Randolph Churchill, Mr. P's Re- Knezevitch, . port on bomb- Mlhailovitch, 1ng of Tito's Mrs. Yohn~ HQ. Nev HQ. 11 D Exdet 6/9/44 Cable #37647. u.s. and Soviet Buxton (algiers) Arrival in Missions, 'Arnaldy &c Bari from Tlto's Churchill" Green HQ. Lt. Crawford. Pribichevltch, Fowler D Exdet 6/10/44 Cable #37634 8th and 5th Armies (Algiers) Established Glavin base in Rome on 6/8

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To Date Subject Mentioned - 12-13 D· Exdet 6/4/44 Cables #37097, Prebichevitch, (Algiers) 5/29/44 #36467, #36477, Drew, Mitchell 5/30/44 #12977 giving Ferguson, and Green additional in- Fowler, formation on Talbot. the D~rar Raid. 13 Exdet 5/27/44 Cable #36087 - Preblche,-lteh, (Algiers) Tito's HQ at Fovl~r. Mitchell D~rar attacked and Green on 5/25. 13-15" Street ? 5/25/44 Operations in Prebichevitch, to Bosnia, Tito., 6/3/44 Cerni, Jovanovic, Popovic. 15-17 App. A to above Diary of Report Movements of Tito and his HQ from May 25 to June 3. 17 D F. Duke 3/13/43 Col. Xenos ap- pointed Military Attache for Greek Gov't 17-18 D H.A.Wallace 10/3/44 Al bum of Second Congress. of Anti-Fascist Youth of Yugoslavia D Mrs.F.D.R. 10/3/44 Album of Second Congress of Anti-Fascist Youth of Yugoslavia. 18 D Haskell 9/18/44 re Album re~ Mrs. F.D.R., ferred to above. H.A.Wallace, Horton, Sava Kosanovich, Tito, La Guardia, Shepardson Belin.

172 -To From Date Subject .Mentioned 19 D C.Fotitch 7/22/42 Luncheon with M.- lUntch1tch .' His Majesty R. Knezevitch D C•.Fot1tch 8/16/41 Sending copy of letter to S. Welles, requesting war materials for Army Secy of C.Fot1tch 8/16/41 Request for Gen. Semovich State Arms and Equip- ment for Yugoslav Army and llavy

20 D Mabel B. 7/22/41 General Sir Ed. Grey Gronitch on conditions in the Balkans 21 D M.I.Gurfein 1/29/43 Sending book Balenger "Year of the Wild .doar" by Helen Mears D H.D.Yates 8/30/43 Letter re his C.F .Robinson assignment and Anita Pohrdorff engagement 22 D H.D.Yates 8/30/43 Original of above letter 23 D H.D.Yates 5/2/43 Letter from Fort Monmouth" ,.J. Original of above letter Col.Lowman D 5/6/43 Letter re Yates 24 D Yates 2/12/4.3 Letter from H. Winston Fort Monmouth" N.J. 25 D Yates 2/4/43 Telegram ask- ing for letter of recoDmencia- tion.for o.e.s. 2/10/43 Letter of Recom- mendation. J.L.O'Brian D 7/14/1+4 Re - letter re- ceived recommending Miss M. P. Yates •. 173 D J.L.O'Brian 7/11/44 Recommending Miss Yates -5- 9f Subjec~ Mentioned 26 D C.B.Huntress 5/25/44 RecommendL~g Miss Yates, daughter of E.A.Yates of Commonwealth & Southern Huntress M~Q. 5/25/44 Replying to Shaughnessy above letter 27 James A.M. Warren 10/11/41 Re Request for Maj~ J. H.Zychon Roosevelt for Helena Zychoniowa 28 D J.H.Zychon 9/26/41 Giving London Lucjan Sadowski, address D JoH.Zychon 9/26/41 Memo on Jurzykovskts Helena Zychoniowa; request for passport to leave occupied France D Mrs.R.F. 9/14/44 Requesting work Von Witzlebe Zogbaum in Germany. D Mrs.R. F. 1/20/45 Wants as "bail Zogbaum out" as a spy in Germany 30 D Mrs. R, F~ 7/25/45 Letter in sL~- Ernie King Zogbaum ilar vein 30-31 Originals of above letters. 31 D E. King 6/2/44 re Mrs.Zogbaum 32 D Caserta, 12/24/44 Cable #31504 Lt. Jacques Snyder Italy Zagha is not Glavin & considered a Saint member of 0 ..8.8" NEDTO Glavin D 12/23/44 Cable #l6914 Send David Zagha back to U.S.

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171' Subject Mentioned 33 Dossier on Roseborough, David Zagha Bigelow', Rhem, Boulton, Col. Wanvig (?), Echols 34 D D. V. Rosen 10/18/44 Enclosing letter from Zagha 9/15 with comments 34-35 D D. Zagha 9/15/44 Letter to J. Knox, clarify his Murphy, situation Weygang, (Letter ap- Gen. Lang, pears to be _Col. Peron, incomplete) Pres. Farrell, Col.Shury Davis, Gen. Catroun, Col. Towson, Orvis Schmidt, Wanvig, Rehm, Boulton, Mr. Cole, Cola Davis, Maj. Miller, Lt. Crockett, Maj. McDonald, Glavin. 35 C.O.HQ E.D.Echols 10/3/44 Comments on Wanvig 2677 Regas D. Zagha 36 D D.V.Hosen 10/15/44 D. Zagha - Have no de- sire to use him. 36-37 Penciled notes re Zagha 38-39 Penciled notes on Zagha's

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39 Doa Lee R. Boulton 7/27/44 Re contacts de Ligne, Zagha claims d'Astier De La Vi~; to have. (Emmanuel or Henri). Darlan, Jean Ri.g aud , Lamagire - Dubreuil, Capt" Dumont, Com'dt. Pailhele, 1.,eCapelia, Maj. Schmidt, Rohm, 'Wanvig, McDonald

4.0 D Glavin 7/17/44 Air Dispatch Miller, on Zag_ha matter._~@y~g, Desires in- Crockett structions on J. Murphy return of Boulton Zagha and monies.

41 D Exdet 7/25/44 Cable #44404 (Algiers) ass should Miller and help Zagha in Murphy for securing travel 109 back to U.s. Give 4 reasons for statement. Exdet 109 7/22/44 Cable #31804 Zagha (Algiers) Requests rea- Glavin sons of Miller and Murphy's recommendation for securing transportatl.on

Exdet 109 7/27/44 Cable #52574 Bolton (Algiers) listing opin- Zagha Murphy ions concern- Wanvig Miller ing 4 state- Glavin ments in Cable #44404

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.. .~ 42 - 53 The Mines of Yugoslavia.. ., 42 , 7/7/42 Indenc:

53 -156 Investigations ~ 53 6/10/43 Disappearance of money in C 1. Branch Statements of 60 4/10/43 Marion 'Walton 78 4/14/43 Margaret Evans 90 4/19/43 Deborah Stowe. 97 4/20/43 Helen Osmun 109 4/20/43 Jacquett K. Kirstein 112 4/19/43 Margaret McClellan 113 Murlene Knight 117 " Doris Preston 125 4/16/43" Vivienne Wolley 134· 4/15/43 Hedvig Johnson 143 4/15/43 Robert G. Drake 153 4/19/43 A. B. Poole

Military Notes on Yugoslavia Supplement to Parts I & II 156-190 Airfields

191-231 Yugos1ovia (12,972) 191-223 10/20/43 White Paper,by Dr. Steyan Gavrilovic 223 Sept.' 43- Jan. '44 Partisan SUpply Operation

231-257 Reports on Yugoslavia Operations Balkans. 15715 232 Geisha Mission - Capt. R. S. Howell 238 Flotsam n - capt. J. M. GoodwLn 241 Fungus " - Capt. E. G. Selvig 244 Altmark n - Lt. N.J.L. Benson 246 Relator n - Capt. E. F. O'Meara 257 Redwood n - Lt. R. D. Deane

177 -9- -to"/'r 258-276 SOE/SO Organization in France 14600

272 Reports Nos. 89 - 99

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ROLL 99 HISTORY OF ass VOL. I sai The Of1'ic8 of the Coordinator ot Information Fl1ello. 1-2 Table ot Contents to which Flle Boa. have been added. 2 W~J.D.'sspeech before a group or War Dept. otticera. May 17, '41. 27 Memo. ot Establishment ot Service ot Strategic Information , 1941.

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1-45 The Foreign Information S.rvice

See Table ot Contenta to which File loa. baYe,been added. ---E R D

For Vol. II, The Ottice ot the Coordinator ot Information and Vol~III, The Foreign Information Se.rvice, pleaae reter to bound copi •• ot Exhibits.

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.ROLL 101 -l-SO HISTORY OF OSS . File I -.Date Sub.1ect 1 Table or Contents. 2 8/28/42 Proposed Basic Estimate of Psychological Wartare. 22 General Order No. 9 with ·Chart and 37 Supplements issued between Jan. ), 1943 and May 26, ~944.

39 Personnel Lists by Branches tor July 1943 •. 40 12/23/42 JOB Directive - Functions ot ass 45 5/26/44 General Order Ro. 9 Revised. 51 10/6/44 Report or Organisation Committee with Chart 7. 61 Jan. 1 '44 OSS Personnel. 62 10/14/43 Report on Dissemination ot Intell. 63 Condition ot Spanish Emigres." 64 9/17/43 The Reed in the U.S •••• ot a Long Range Strategic Intelligence Organisation. W.S.D. to Gen'l. W.B. s.1th. 70 12/23/43 OTerall Prograa in European Theatres based on London.

HISTORY OF OSS 81-17~ Foreign Xationa1ities Branc~ 81-82 Table ot Contents to ~ch File Boa. have been added. -ERD (Se. Roll 102 tor History of NO Branch)

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ROLL 102 -1-60 HISTORY OF CSS - MO BRAKeR File No. I Table ot Contents with File Nos. inserted.

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ROLL 103 File 1/ -Date -Froll 1- 10 M - 1941 2 Article by Freda Utley 26 Soldiers Morale 31-51 Maa-Mae 51-a . Ma - Me - 19~3 7t 2/2fj/41 WJD Memo to J.C•• re Balkans g3-1~ Ma - 19 2 (also 1941) Miteria f sent to Mlhailovitch 103 Italian Anti-Fascist Movements in U.S. 14.5-173 Mad - Mag 173-199 Mar - Mas 199-209 Mat - Mas 210-227 Mea'- Mez 227-258 !1!. Mi - Ms - 19~3 22g-~~~ The case agaInst Mihailovich 291 Italian American Labor Council 297 Sicily & Sicilians 302 WJD Memos to FDR re Lord Mountbatten

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1Z-21 ~ Jg-~O . !12!- !2! 20-88 H2 - !9 - 1942 82-102 !!!-!i ill. 10J-12; Q & A CONCERNING MANPOWER SURVEY 10 3%44 107 3lX31 44- 126-152 1944 .SURVEY OF MANPOWER UTILIZATION WITHIN MO - OSSTO - 81 - CD '1~J-168 1944 WITHIN SERVICES BRANCH 162-111 WITHIN THE CIVILIAN PERSONNEL BRA~CH IZZ-IS! WITHIN THE FINANCE SERVICES 18lt-211 WITHIN THE PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY BRANCH 211-211 WITHIN BUDGET & PROCBDURES BRANCH 21 28 WITHIN X-2, SECURITY, PRESENTATION, FIELD 1- 2 PHOTO AND COMMUNICATIONS

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ROLL 105 '. /lB-l

FILE NO. 1-307 MONTHLY REPORTS

1-15 North African Theatre; Aug.-Dec. 1943 16-46 Washington Office; Aug.-Dec. 1943 46-58 European Theatre; Aug.-Dece 1943 59-61 China, India, Burma Theatre; Nov. 1943 61-74 Middle East - Ce'ntra1 Africa Theatre; Aug.-Dec. 1943 o. s. s. Activities - 1944 74-91 January 92-111 February 111-136 March 137-166 April 166-194 May' 195-220 June 220-247 July 247-278 Aucust 278-307 Septe.ber

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ROLL 106 FILE NO. MONTHLY REPORTS O.S.S. Activities, 1944-1945 -1-28 -60 November 60-89 December 89-115 January 116-144 February 145-174 March 174-203 April 204-232 May 232-258 June - 258-287 July

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ROLL 107

File t, Subject OPERATION - F.E.T.O. - I (THRU 14,494) l1t Coastal Access to East China Bases 24 6/.%944 WJD Memo to FDR - Report.on Detach. 101 32 9/7 44, Personal 39 1224) Oblivion Plan 57 10122/43 SI Plan for China and South East 70 5 f5 /.43 Heppner's Appointment 73 81543j Thai Report 91-159 OPERATION-CHINA Ii (thru 16299>' Triangle Project 152 l2/12j44 WJD Memo to FDR'- Intelligence on Japan 153 11Z6f4.4 n n " n _ ass in China 155 12/23/44 n n "" _" n n 160-242 OPERATION ~ CHINA I (16)00) 163 8/23/45 WJD Memo to FDR - ass teams - Prison Camps 169 - Maps - Philippine Islands 171 7//291/45 Proposal for Establishment of ass Detachment 176 8 2fl45 Shaw Report on China 185 German comments on Tank Warfare 199 Chinese Communists 233 Maps and Charts

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File No. ~ Subject

1- .3 R & A BRANCH 3- 34 OSS - OPERATION - C.B.I. 15,000 4 Oct. ,1944 Demolition Work Completed 7 10/16/44 "Report on situation in Fukun & Chekiang. "Otter's" Plan 19 8/28/44 Spencer "State of the Nation" in CBI 21 9/26/44 Telberg ~Red Beard" Project 30 10/26/44 Coughlin China Situation 34- 74 OSS OPERATIONS C.B.I. 14,999 36 Oct.,1944 , Col. R. B. Hall 43 8/3/44 McBaine Report of 55 7/15/44 Vi.J.D. Report on Exploits of Inte1l. Teams in China 68 Objectives of Mission 75-204 ass OPERATIONS - INDIA, BURMA" ~o Allied Weather Service Progress Report 105 Attack on Burma-Thai R.R. 11.3 Pigeon Act! vi-ties-SU Detachmen t 101 119 W.R.Peers Medical Dept. of Detachment 101 133 11/44 M.P.Georges Schools & "Training Report SU 101 " 149 Operations 158 Unit Citation - Detachment 101 164 1945 Letter·s from Coughlin - Gen'l Sultan 205-209 ass OPEP~TIONS S.E.A.C. - IB- Reports 205 12/21/44 V.J.D. Operations in Dutch 209-247 ass OPERATIONS S.E.A.C. III~ 16,000 210 Study of British Intel1.0rgan.in China 222 1/31/45 Detachment 404 - Reports 232 12/-/44 Operations Lebra & Yardbird ROLL 109 File# Subject 1-80 HALLIWELL CORRESPONDENCE Honolulu 32 Personnel for Dart Project )5 - Intelligence Opportunities in Alaska 42 10/18/44 WJD Memo to FDR - War in China 52 8/26/44 Knollen- berg Proposed landing in the Kuriles 60 7/27/44 Activities Pacific area 78 Hague Convention on 80-135 OPERATION C.I.N.C. - P.O.A. MISC. (Vanderblue) 80 WJD Establishment of Intelligence in Japan 89 1945 Vander- blue Ronso Reports 124 Apr. 1945 Gibboney Report of Mar,itime Unit 132 Command Organization Charts 136-214 CIVIC - POA - MO 14701 '144 Psychological Warfare against Japan 164 Suggestions for Operation of of Japan 21~-268 OPERATIONS, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA: SWPA 2 1 9/15./44- (Psychological Warfare Plan against Japan) Basic Military Plan for P.W. in SWPA 267 8/10/42 WJD Requires Total Intelligence 26~-281 HONOLULU 2 0 1./24/44 Dossier of Marie F. Zavitosky 278 Personnel

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Roll 110 .1/2.

File No. .Date Subject

~ Mission - Turkey 1 12/44-8/45 Col. J. O'Connor 10 Aug. 1924 ' Istanbul Mission The Ross & Dogwood Chain . 21 MacFarland's Report - Hungary, Rall8nia, Bulgaria, Germany, Yugoslavia, Greece Js:-:Z~ 12/18/42 Mission - JCS 170 N.A.T.O.) Western Mediterranean .38 2/1/4.3 Huntington to W. B. Smith - ass in No. Africa 48 JCS #86/1 - Activities based on Algiers 73-96 Mission - Corsica-Sardinia 73 11/15/43 Hotes on Corsica 79 2/20/44 MisSion to by P. Karlow 83 9/12-10/5/43 Activities ~ Corsi~a - C.S. Coon 87 9/13/4.3 . Obolsensky's Mission to Sardinia (also see Roll ll7-1fl1), 95 12/19/42 Corsican Mission - Italy 1"0. 9 97-110 1943 Mission. lUddl.e East-J.CS #161-1-3 (also see #141) ,. , 110-167 Mission. Mi,dd1e East - H~B. Hoskins 110 6/23/43 Memo to Huntington .. 117 3/20/43 A Plan tor Peace in the Bear East (-Arabs) . 120 4/20/43 SUmmary of Hoskins' Report 135 1/26/43 Consensus of Desk Opinion an report of 1/14/43 ' v 1.46 8/1g/42 Purpose of MiSSion - W,D to J'CS 160 8/10/42 Directive to O.W.I. 167-276 OS8 - India - Bur.ma 167-122 MissiCll F.E.I. - Carl F. Eifler 167 3/15/44 . Report on Dtftachment 101 - . Scofield ·t 90 .. "!.'

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171 8/18/43 Memo to FDR·re·deeoratlons 177 ..9/8/43 Meeting at Botel I~1al, Ifew Delhi~;'- 180 3/10/43 Summary of Report 195-232 1944' Mission F.E. 2-l.A. TolstoY- 205 Excerpts from Report 223 Report on Airfields 224 Military.and Political Intelligence 233-248 1943 Mission F.E. 2. Tbai 239 Record of Col. Kharb Kunjara 248-264 1943 Mission F.E. 4, China - Friendship 250 Aug. 1943 Excerpts from Diaries 259 . 3/12/43 Developments of "Friendship" 265-276 Mission, Far East 265 5/1/43 Situation in Far East & S.W. Pacific (Janes) 275 Dragon Plan

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.File Bo. 0 Subject

1944 Survey on llanpower Ut111za tion 1n var10us branches ot ass Kaps , 10/20/44 'Agreeme~t between Military Survey, War Department Ie OSS (Ilap Division) London ~ 52 2/21/44 Proposal for Joint Departmental Pro- duction or Base Jlaps 83-91 Relief Maps 85 10/2:1/43 Relief Kodel of I taly etc for F. D. R. 85 1941 Map DiVision a~ Conference 91 8/21/43 Matters requested to be done for various of Service A.rms 92-101 1942-43 Kodel )lakins, Multiplex -Pro!. R. Cooke

-i'- )latS (con tlnued) . 6/19/42- .In erserviee topogI'apb1cal Depart- ment Report ..~.~05 Suppll aOli~e to Russ1an Front . 5/21/42 1tal1an geograpae·I'· - Ing lIass1l1O Segre \ 106 - 115 Bept,'43 Report of Jlap Division of R and A lJO-i33 1943 Karine Ogres·. 134~·'5. J.une,' 43. Kar1ne·-COMl.ersonnel 1943 II. r1tille tJD1t • Ope ra tiona 136-MJ 8/10/43 Personnel - c8Iro - Headquarters 209·' 9/20143 Kemo b1 Wool1.., .. 217-272 --- Medical SerVices (8. C. 1I1ssal) 2tiJ 7/12/45 Report on WK- tablets 22.4- 12/21/44 Proposed Rehab111ta tion P rag ~aID 228 4/27/45 Act1Y1t1es' ... 243 June,' 44 Jled1cal aCi~lVi tlesperta1n1ng to ass in general...... 267 Roster of' Iledical Officers 192 ROLL 112 M 0 Operations Far East and Pacific

To Subject Mentioned 1 D SUmmary of Maj. H.S. SAC 0 Little's Report on COL. Coughlin SO in Far East AGFRTS Heppner C. Scofield . SEAC, OWl 2 D R.S.Little 5/28/44 Report on Status of Genl. Tai Li, to and Potentiallties 'Col.Baiso 8 for MO operations in Coughlin Far East Monroe Caldwell Falknor Gen. Hsieh Liu Klung, Dickey, . W.Sin1th, Fenn, Sickman, McReynolds , Brooks-Dolan C.Ford, McBain, R.P. Ludden E. Taylor Peers R. Wentworth .J. Emerson .Boatner Stillwell Jr. D. Bon.amy J. Holladay -- Lt. Hagistretti Cora Du Bois Kleinman Rankjn Lockwood Shulman G. Taylor HacFischer E. O. Hunter Grafton P.· Fleming' Maj. Bleat Ed~ds

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To .~ ~ SUbject KentiOlJ.eQ; Hall Spencer J. Service G. Bateson J. Mysbergh D.A. Lee· Mis s V •Brydon F. Howe c. Bell Scribner Kenji Doihara L. Clark Wester, Stelle Miss S. Chang W. Carter R. Black J. Burke Chennault 8 Jan. to Annex A to Report McCarthy to May 1944 "Itinerary and Notesft Taylor 10 .Feml Ripley Monroe H. Little J. Horton Coughlin .Peers w. Smith Scribner Miss Paul Scofield Wentworth Ford, McBain Berno, West Tou] man 10 5/24/44 Annex B nOrganization Lt.Col. liaiso to ot MO Section under C.Hottman 14 SACO" Reters to E. Taylor Articles 1 to 12 Monroe Coughlin Hall,Beppner, Gen. Tai L1 Hsieh J.Bennett Hr. Pan Smith Genl. tang(?)

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From ···Date To Subject Mentioned Hal.livell Miles, Wight Williams Hykus Wilkinson Weems' J. Service Dickey J. Davies Hyde Peers Scribner 14 B.S.Little TaiLi 4/23/44 Returning English and Chinese'copies of nOrganization of Secret Morale Opera- tions under SACO" 15 TaiL! Coughlin 4/21/44 Sending above copies Monroe Donovan 15 Copy of "Organization to of Secret Moral.e 16 Operations Under SACO"

16 " Suggestions tor Sub- C to versive and Deceptive 18 Psychological Warfare under AGFBTS in sup- - port of 14th. Air Force operations 18 Schedule A to Samples ot whispers 19 and rumors and script tor printed ma ter1al in support of objective.l (Amer. Power) 19 Schedule B SUggested rumors and material tor whispering campaign in suppor-t at objective 2

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12...... From ~ Subject Mentioned 19 ·to Schedule C 20 Samples of specific instructions to cell leaders and samples of rumors in support of.objective fA (mass flight ot l~borers) 20 ,...... "-l .... ,..,... SchedUle C-2. ·vt. -':":/- ".~. Samples of rumors in - . -,''-:.r::; c·: :iD.g ,~ - ..- support of objective 3B to spread and incite strikes andt , walkouts.

Schedule c-3 M. ·Qgura Samples of methods in support of objective Wang Ching Wei 3C (slow down) . Schedule 3-4 Samples of discrediting rumor in support of objective 3D (aid to enemy) 21 Schedule D. Suggested rumors in support of objective 4 (air raids) 21 Plan IOTUS to 22

22 Annex D to Ogawa "Examples ot the BaKav 23 type ot MO material and intelligence needed in field 23 MO installations to (actual & prospective) 25 in the Far East. ~SEAC &: CBI) Legend 3: Maps) 25 D R.S.Little 10/21/43 Sending copy ot plan Taylor for MO ~perations

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IQ. ~ Date 8u.b3ect Mentioned 25 Taylor B.S.Little Sending copy of above Lt. Dolan to plan Heppner 26 Withrow 26 Portrolio ot OSS - Taylor to MO operations in Heppner 29 Far East & Pacific -.H.S. Little B.C. Stevens Mountbatten Stillwell Carl ton Scofiel G.Auchincloss D. McEvey C. Fisher Hoffman Maj •de Sibour F.T.Devlin Lt.CQI.Eitler Lee (British Royal Navy) Lt.Col.Richard Lt.Douglas Ramsey? Mr. Healy 30 Heppner D 10/9/43 Air Corp's intelligence Smart plan Stillwell D Ro~ 10/7/43 n 11 O'Donnell Smart D O'Donnell 9/16/43 • • Smart Stillwell 31 OS 'T •T •HandY' 9/'17/43 OSS plan for radio in- tell1&ence network in China D H~S.L1tt1e 9/3/43 SUmma.17 of MO plans for Eurma, IndO-China, Thailand & SUmatra Smart D 9/)/43 Me!ll.ore plan designed 10th &: 14th to meet request of Air Forces Davidson for radio & ~telligence network in China (see 142-:43) 32 Wedemeyer If 9/4/43 Memo re ass activities in area " 197

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To ll:Qm Date SUbject XeD.ticm.ed D S.S.Little 9/2/43 OUtline of PS7cholog1cal Ed. ~q~or plans for Far East and Col. Tliao Pacific Tai L1 32 General outline of MO to operations in Far East 33 and Pacific 34 Burma . stillwell to Personnel arrived on Eifler . 35 7/4/42 Richmond (British) Ferris Wheeler Coughlin . Wilkinson Gamble 3,6 C~ylon, C.J.Warners East Indies Dr. Van Mook Sitzen

36 Thailand Eifler to Miles .. 37 37 Indo-ChiDa Heynier New Delhi Heppner Stillwell Eifler Root. Hall B.L. Berno J.E. Spencer C.J. Weems T •L • Blakemore D.G.HeD.dlebaum E. Meanor Ednumd Taylor B.G.Wiens C.C. Stelle W.Hagestretti R.V. BarrY' R.B. Cade, Jr. C.R. Chartraud V.L.Lockwood H.M. 'Pitlard

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From Subject Mentioned· . China T.V. Soong Gal. ~al L1 Raiso, Knox Col. Sinju Pu Don~van, Miles F. T. Dev11l1 A. W. Dov C•.M•. Parkin,Jr F.A.Gleason Nicol Smith D.M. Hykes L.J. Karvask1 J.F. Lazarsky Williams . J~L. Raichle Tolstoy Dolan . A.L. Wetzel R.B. Yound A.E.Wllliams G.L.Bu1l1barge· R.J •Eastma.n L.Clark, Eifle Chennault Wilkinson Stillwell Gen.Wong Poon- sing Harmon(Brl tlsh: Gen.Chov-Wei- lung V.V.Wong 41 SUggested proposals to oaSto Chinese gov't 42 ~or psychological warfare in occapled C~ 42 . Proposed OSS plan for Davidson ~o radio aDd.intelligence Eifler 43 network f'~ruse by . lOth and 14.th air forces in China .. 44 Haps showing rear, middle and forward echelons

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-~o From. Date Subject Mentioned 45 Outline oross plans and projects for ps,ycho1ogical varfare Far East and Pac1fic 45 H.S.Little Outline ot ass subersiTe. psychological warfare plans in Far East and Pacific . 46 Burma, Indo China plans 47 Thailand, Sumatra and North Pacific plans 48 Subversive Media to 50 50 Outline for subversive' to operat1ons in Burma 51 51 Tentative outline for MO operations in Indo China 51 Informal outline of MO to operations in Thailand 52 53 Tentative outline for subversive operations in Smlatra 54-59 Mexico, 1941 60-79 Middle East (1942) 60 11/1)/43 Present situation in Aegean 63 12/8/42 J.S.Badeau~ A. Siche1-Du.long, A. Lansing 69A 4/11/42 Suggested Memo to FDR 69F Destruction ot Pipeline 69G Plan tor lfear East Bureau 79-91 Military Governaent Schaol 82 No_tes op-_l4111tary Government

-8- }IV- 200 '- , ., '. -To 'From Date Subject Mentioned 'i3-l1' Military Governaent ,95 Shock & Riot Police 100 6/22/43 Proposal re establisbment of order and normal con- ditions in occupied territo17 101 4/15/43 FBI 'report on demobili- zation 103 3/23/43 British measures in Tripoli 105 Peace making of 1918-20 102,109 Study of Armistices 113-131 lames D.M1l1er & Co. Audits l17,l26 2/14/44 V.L.Reba ~ 118 • D.M.Dimond 119 11 F B Q" Co. Inc,. 121 • R.G.White & RMI Goodard 122 • C.J.Lennihan Jr. 12,3 • E. Bige1ev 125 2/20/43 A.B.R1chards 127 • Y.B.Goodf'ellow Ill-Ill JlinistrY ot IDlormat1oD " 1941 133-143 Enrico Montuori Y.3-l56 Morale. 1941 143 CivIlian Korale in the U.S. by R.B.P~rlT 1.45 An .A.rII7 Fit to Fight? by' Gen.. Ben Lear '

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',"" . .' r.;- .. . 12 Fro. ll!:.U . Subjeet ~ . . Kentioned 156- m Morale Operat1oD-" 157 Capricorn 165,170 Cairo 183 Far East-Gold Dust 196 Japanese Battle Instructions . Operation 202 Black .. 204 lta17

207 Germ.&ll1'

210 OSS Personnel with Pi Units 216 Solut1.on in Asia by Oven Lattimore

219 Japan 228 Baropean Theatre- Personnel

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1 - l~ North Pacific - Plan B . :3 9/4/43 Plan for Subversive Wartare 5 8/18/43 Dolan OUtline ot Borth Pacific 'Plan lit - 22 . MORALEOPERATIOli U.264 15 3/4/44 E.G.Wilson Morale Operations in Balkans 17 11/10/43 Rumor CampaigD.$ to force etc • .out of the War 22 ~lanatlon ot M.O. .

2~ - 62 MORALE OPERATION 10/28/43 R & A, Potentialities in Latin America ~a 11/9/43' Janse 11.0. tor Indo-China 42 - Excerpts trom Book by Sanse & Tonnelat 44 9/3/43 Oechsner. 1l.0. in Cairo 47 8/24/43 M.O. in X.A.T.O. 53 6/24/43 " M.D. in E.T.O. 57 M.O. in BelgiUJll . Also Schools ~o Sicily 62 - 27 )I.•O. 121 76 "'M. o. TRAIBIliG SCHOOLS 70 8/14/43 M.O. Training School - Lectures 71 7/26/43 R.B .JlacLoed Lecture on PSY'. Warfare and its place in Total War., Importance o£ Living by Lin Yutang . 27 - 108 K.O. - O.C.C. - CBIBA 'PLAB 98 Plan tor P.W. in Occupied eh111a 108- 120 KOTION PICTUBES 120-124 MOWRER, E.A. 124-126 1942-43 JWRPHY. JA1IES R. 127-129B 1942-43 MURPHY, ROBERT D. CORRESPOHDERCE 129B-168 1943 lac, ~ 137 2/1/.43 J•• cGlain African Operation

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I.2. From ~ SUb~ect Mentioned. 1 D 9/10/43 Gable #10817. Bring Shaheen Scribner Exd.et to Algiers everything Lt.lforth (Al'giers) salvaged from the 3 Adm. Hewitt Birch plants pertaining to Knox, Eddy "Willie's" 'Work "Chin Beard" "Pawnee" D Knox 10/18/43 Transportation of a retired Italian admiral 2 FDR D 10/23/43 Arrival ot above Eugene admiral in U.S •. Minisini Knox D 11/2/4.3 SUbversive work b7 OSS bl ••• among Flag Officers ot K1PS:ltld: Italian .aT,. Capt.E.A.Haye Lt.J .M.Shah.ee: Lt. H.R.Borth Ens.E.M.Burke Har~e110 Girosi D Shaheen 11/5/4.3 HelI.o. to.talk to Knox re C:CDa18s1on tor Girosi

.3 D \ K 11/17/43 Reply to.letter 11/2 Chief. F.•~ •Horne 12/8/43 Italian ~eclm1.cal K1nis1a1 Barea. ot Group. OrdDaBce FDR D 11/8/43 Heme. re report ot subv'ersiTe york among flag officers or ltal1aJl Bavy 4 12/10/ 43 Remarks 'b7 H1ni.sin1 Mrs. Haston given to Shaheen, Barke, Worth

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!Q From ~ Subject Heatlened Buxton Shaheen 12/13/43 SIC Silurificio H1i11s1ni Italiano C01e81 Borth Magnetic Pistol tor Ha7es detonating torpedos, ~llUlieli "Williell to assemble it Shaheen Burke 12/11/43 Bewport Trip capt. Fahrion Wants nYil11eft to,came capt. Kane to Torpedo Station North (SIC Pistol) Com. Robinson Lt. Strickler D Horne 12/16/43 Italian M1nister or Kev1tt Marine declares Lt. Fabio Caleaprinar1 a deserter. Also reters to M1n1stni1s de- parture 5 D H.R.North 12/19/43 Letter refuting above Calcaprinarl statement. (cannot read in.tall) D Hinisini Calcaprinari is in- dispensable Minis1n1 ? 12/20/43 tJDable to read 6 Horne 12/24/43 Reply to letter ot -lUn1sini 12716 . Calcapr1Dari (cannot read in·tall) I.o;rtll J.C.S.' Cheston 12/27/43 Inclose cop,r'ot report Royall 'on McGregor ProJect 6-7- Buxton Patzell 12/30/43 AdlI1ral wants better lUnisilii· quarters I car ~ etc. Scribner Salaries of 12 Shaheen H.Girosi 7. Burton Scribner 12/27/43 Conference on Compen- DaTis sat10R - ~~le. Banceek (see putzellls letter) DiDlond Shaheen Barke II

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" h -From Date SUbjest~ Xen~1G1le4 ,8 Borton Scribner. 12/27/43 Salaries - 12 Italian F.G.Fahrion Engineers at Newport Shalleen Willie Gino Casel1n1 Burke Lt.CQIIl.Foote Adm. Pye oss J.L. 12/30/43 Services of Italian Calcaprinari Rihel"dotter llaval Personnel Lt.Col. Guido Oggioni Adm. Casard1 Putzell Scribner 1/3/44 Discussion ot the Shaheen problem ot Willie Burke and the 12 Italians Adm..Schierman Willie Horne 9 Buxton PUtzell 1/11/44 One important aspect Borth of McGregor Project Scribner completed. Prot.Calosi Shaheen desires to came to Scamporino America to work for 'Bavy PS to Scribner letter 'Bayes, to Putzell 1/3/44 Adm.. Hussey Buxton Horner Sohu.1rllann Buxton 1/12/44 Arr8llleaats eKisting Scribner with II1n1s1n1 and the Shaheen 12 ltaliaD.s Burke: Foote Ballall • KcX8lU.l'a Sullivan Madden Caso11n1 10 Buxton Shaheen J./32/44 RequestiDg trans porta- lI1D1sini ticm to U.S. tor Prot. Korth, Exdet, ,.Carlo cales! Stanley Lovell K1D1.s1n1 Buxton 1/12/44 OSS contract as to Shaheen salar)", allowance and Barke car • • J./14/44 Re starting work, Kane 207 -3- .' r:: ." '~_-'~.""i\ . J'

!2. From Date SUbjeet Hentia.a4 10-11 G.F.Husse)" B11xton 1/14/44 .Arrangeaents with s8ll.eaent10ns Jr. Minisini and the asm 9 12 11 E.A.Hayes Buxton 1/18/44 Re award to Shaheen North and Burke (D's letter to Knox 11/2 #2) Buxton Hussey 1/29/44 Reply to letter 1/14 Minisini Security of Kaval Scribner Station fram acts of Italians working there 12 2/1/44 Minutes ot conference Kane, held 1/31/ at.BewPort ...;.lU.n1s1nl, :laval Station Cales1, Angelo Cine,otta, Robinson Equ1paent at Maddelena N.A.Pieczen- required skowski M. Ricci Burke SIC Pistol Secretariat Scribner 2/5/44 SUggested reply to Hassey's letter 1/29 re secur1t7 of station 13 BtLssey Buxton 2/8/44 l'a'Yalstation w1ll. lUnis1n1 safeguard property C.O. Cmcotta 2/8/44 C01IJaentson progress )l1n1silii Baval stati_ of york calesi Kane SIC pute1· • 13-14 Cincotta Jljnia:fDi 2/9/44 Letter in Italian Calesi 14, translation g1ving " " " op1D1on on york Burton H1n1sird. 2/9/44 Enclosing signed agree- Sh8heen mant (letter 1/12/44 . 110)

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fo Date, Subiect ---- HentlOJ1e4 -. .Buxton Sebairmann 2/9/44 Reply to letter of 1/12744 re security of station (#9) 16 S.P.Love11 J.B.~eeter 3/1/44 Approval of report. c. Wilson entitled WVarlGUs Dr. !at'e Articles on Italian Shaheen Naval and K1lita17 Exper1lllenta1and . Research Work by Adm. M1n1s1n1" 16-17 D Minisini 3/3/44 DissatisfAction C~los1 with progress or york and suggestion for improvement 17 D Cincotta 3/3/44 Suggested questions Kane to'be put to Minis1ni and Calosi on pro- posed visit to HQ IS D LOYell 3/9/44 Conf'erence 'with C. Wilson V. Bush re M1nis1nl Crossbow Com- and Calosi -m1ttee Col.l'icholas S.G.' Henry Col. Guido Ferrerra DBC D Shaheen 3/~/44 Informing R07&l Iavy H1D1s1n1 of McGregor Pro3eet Calosi results D • 3/7/44 Iotes on Pref.calosifs Agost~o Calos:! backgrOUDd 19 D Sori....er 3/11/44 re docuaentatiaa ot M1n1s1ni essential facts since calosi .arrival of M1n1s1n1 M.Girosi Sl1als.een Burke 19-20 • 3/10/44 Documentation ot tacts Doncwan cQ11ce~ relationship B1lrke ot M1n1s1n1 and:CalQsi Acta. Furer with Baval station vitli s. Lovell recODlDltmdat1ons

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-Date SUbjeet MeatiG!leG 19-26 lIDRC _ (contfd) Gen.KeCelland Horae Knox SIC Pistol OX-5 Motor Fahrion Kane ass Shaheen Hayes . SclmirmaDn Cincotta Adm..Kitts "Gentile inci- dent" Hus,sey,Moses, Cs. Robinson Hagr1ld.er 20 Chiet,Bur. . , . of Ordn. B 12/8/43 Directive the Bur. or Minisini Ordn. 1Uldertake OSS s'Upervis-ion or Italians 'Work .2m-22 J.D.H.Kane Mr.- l2/30/43 A program ot work tor Com. Bezmett Freemont the groap SU Electramagaetic Pistol 150 uriv" tr_ Italy . Program. ot Beve10paent Sll ~Gr studies o~ 1lSe ot OX 5 23 Winged ~orpe4o 23-26 D C1ncotlta 2/14/44 Campla1Dt8,d1s~tis- ' Gentile- (an taction aDd disappoint- empl~e~ ot ment nth their F.AfD), - (H1n1s1n1 graou) wGrk. M1niss1ni -Gentile 1Dc1~.~t~ 'Calesi, Foote: BeocaaeDdatiOBS lODr Fahrlcm tor 1mprOV'_ent ~lte·, Borth Hr. Ricci Kalle Bob1nsen -Davis Moses Kitts ; ;... . . ,,-", ...... -. . \ . . . ".~ I .. - ......

.t! FrOla Date 8ubJect Keationetl 27 Kane Oa108i 2/2/44 SIC counter-measures Graziosi Cam1110ni Levantesi 1I.udOTici (all of FATME: Gentile 27-28 2/?3/44 Background or Setem.er's Prot. Carlo Calosi 28-29 ... Research conducted by Calosi d'Qring the war . (since 1939) 29 Researches which have Dr. Santucci came to Oa10s1's attention 30-31 D Buxton 3/30/44 Recommendation for Hayes decoratiOns for Hy'de Shaheen, Burke, Hewitt Horth GlaviJ1 D Fremont &: 3/13/44 A "thank you. letter· D'Ablancourt 31 D Buxton 3/13/44 Memo. on Hinisini and SIC Pistol Ca1osi. Attitude ot Lovell lfaval station Bush Delaney 32. Buxton );'89'e11 3/29/44 Heethg between Scribner, Scr1baer Lovell, 'fTler aDd. :,~ett on Talue o~t s1n1~ Cal081 &ad. 12 eng1Deers . D Levell . 3/31/44 Xemo. to ·Buxton 3/29 Gentile opposes seDding to11ov- Ca10s1 ing letter: 33 Chief ot D 3/28/44 R. Gentile Kitts Bar.ot (not sent) Cincotta Ordn. Fahrlon 34 D E.Fremont 4/3/44 Requests·appoiBt.ent Lt.· Girosi of liaison eft1cer Mr. O'foQle

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h Frcm "~ SUbject . Mentioned " Buxton E.Fremont 4/7/44 3~.deduetion traa Oalosi checks 35 F Buxton 4/10/44 "L~tter to D 4/3 Chief, II 3/28/44 Delivery of foreign Bur. of ordinance Ordn. 36 Lovell "Shaheen 5/1/44 SIC Pistol counter- Adm. Low m.easures ready for Calos1 demonstration Minisini " Forrestal D 5/10/44 Calosi and Minisini are ready to'demon- strate their SIC counter-measures 37 D Forrestal "5/27/44 Rep17 to letter 5/10/44 BuXton Lovell 5/29/44 Vis! t to Fremont Fahrion Hission. ~ests on Calosi counter-measures to J. Burwell be Jl8.dein" 10 days Gingrich D Forrestal 6/22/44 As~ as Bavy"1s con- cerned the Italian group,excepting Oalos1, can retur.n to Italy 38 Sec,..of Russe7 Zr. Release or Italiaa llavy \ pe~saane~, excepting 0&10s1 Burton LOYell 6/26/44 C~ttee's reaction Adm.. Farer to Ca1081 favorable. HllSsey Bavy. ·suggests "Dalmee " of part,..be retur.ned to Ita17 D Exdet 6/28/44 cable 147504 Sec.Bav. ~: (llgiers) Return of Italian Com. Ziro11 Glavin persODllel AdlIl.lecou.rten 39 Ca1es!· Baxton 6/29/44 BetiIrD or lf1n1sin1 aDd Lovell ~ group while Ca10si Giros1 is asked to remain

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,: Fr_ -Date Stlbjeet "Mentioned. ' .D 7/10/44 Transfer ot a11 terpedo Italian material to Bur. o~ persozmel . ordri.. M1n1sini Buxton 6/29/44 Letter of appr~eiat1on Glrosi,Lovell 'Hussey .D 7/13/44- Rep1,. to letter .of 7/16 . ,!yler ass alseY. 7/25/44 SIC counter-measures Dr. Calosi EJ1closare "Aft sent for files .. 40-52 SIC caanter-measures b7 C. Calosi (mechan- ical. drawings and te~t ma.eh or which. 1s un- readable) 52' Glavin Buxton 8/12/44 H. Giros1 1s to locate Mrs. Calos! tor trans- portation to u.s. Girosi Buxton 8/l2/4it Orders to proceed to HJm!O 53 W.Ziroli Btaton 61';,9/44 Guosi's mission Italian group Glavin 6/29/44 IntreduciDg,Girosl ZirQll • vh. is' to ·contact. Italian goverml,ent Howar'd 8/12/44 Girosl's ~sslQD (Glavin's assistant) Glav1B Patsel1 8/12./44 Girosi' s lI1ssion C8J.os1 H1n1siili' s group 54 Exdet . Loyell ~/26/44 Cable 156964 - (Glav1D.) ARB tor Guosi Exdet RmrlBDd 8/14/44 Giros1 1s oar 4956 D Bxdet cable #51074 - Ricca G.trost Eve1Tth1ns em: Zlroll B%78ll )frs. Calos! 55 Buxton Zirol1 9/24/44 Girosi's mission completed. He did a good ~ 213 . ~" -9- .-*'. ~ '.-I. .: : . . ..,. ·;~7·.~~ ( .. ) .,";<. '__'l, .•(.t"'!- .. ·•. a'" -...... :.. ..- .._ ... -.:. - ---~ ------'.~", ""'8!!.• ~ ~" -. ~". ~ ~", .-' -r ...... "

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Lovell G1rosi 9/18/44 Cable #2754 Mrs. O8los1 work finished Furer Ziroli 9/24/44- Adm. De Courten CoiI.~Gilfillan has approved return .Giros! of M1nisini and party to Ital,.and there- .tention ofCalosi. 55-56 .. D Lovett 9/26/44 Placing of Calosi in Dr. Conant some college 01'. uni- E. Compton versity. Ph1lco Corp. Hussey could use him Cheston 56 Lovell' Hussey 9/23./44 Pos~r emplo~ent of Calosi byHavy not practical. SUggest placing with industry Lovell Girosi 10/4/44 Submitting report Zirol1 57-59 10/4/44 Report of Giros1 M1n1sini Mrs. Calosi Scamporino Berg, Adm. de Courten, Gen,.Matteini Lt.Calcapr1Dari Furer FAmE Co Forrest&! Mr •Santucci Dr. Bush Maur1ce Karis 59 Ziro11 . Burton 10/5/44 Letter of thanks tor MagradiD aid in Girosi' s mission 60 D Girosi 10/17/44 SUggestions tor de- H.J.Anderson parture of K1n1s1n1 capt. ~ler and his group F\1rer Horn, Cal as!, r-. De Court~n, I, Philco Co.

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I.2. -From Date Kent10ned D Forrestal 10/30/44 Enclosing letter of Giros1 appreciation or De Courten M1nis1ni's services Z1roll Minis1n1 D 10/20/44 Letter ot appreciation Giros1 De Courten 61 Minis1n1 Forrestal 10/30/44 n • DeCourten Forresta1 10/30/44 Letter of appreciation Girosi for M1n1s1ni services daserta Dodd 10/31/44 Request tor TeA Girosi Ital.y for M1n1sini Glavin G. Panza 62 D Girosi 11/14/44 status of ca1osld's Robinson 'Work'with lfavy Tyler Girosi ..:Ca10s1 Summary of, his york Henderson. at terpede stat10n 63' Putzel1 Giros1! 11/23/44 Kinisini' s interview Kirk with D

64 D M1n1sini 11/23/44 SUmmary of studies and Prof. Crocco researches 65 11 11/21/44 Use of U.S. sailing ships to bring supplies to ltal,. HDTO Xcl'arey EDt:r,"approved ter H1n1s1n1, Panza Forrestal D 11/29/44 Ca1osi's future rela- Anderspn tions nth BaV7 !y~ Robinsen 66 A. Kirk 11/301.44 Introc1uc1nglUnisini G1rosi Yho 1s returning to I tal,. . 67 . Glavin D 12/20/44 Return ot M1n1s1ni Girosi Lovell stone 12/2/44 RespoDSibllit.y tor Anderson McGregor Pro3ect Bam1 1 tcm D Forresta1 1/1/45 Repl7 to D's letter Cuosi ot 11/29/44(#6p) Lovell Phil,co Corp

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Date Subject CORRESPONDENCE 74-112 JlcH - JlcZ . 79 1/26745 KcHugh--- Report on Stilwell, 10/11/42 94 1/6/43 House Bill, H. R. 318 (Decorations) 112-13l )?---NZ . 122 6/5/44 W.K. Norton Sea-Air Disaster & Attempted Salvage 133-167 '. 1942 - --.)leqga BILL . 135 2/9/42 _ m ~lIess~. te- the House 1)6. Mar.1942 KcKellar Seaa:te. Bill. S. 2399 (Registration ot - ~certa1D p..ersons employed by propaganda agenci~s) 147 Dec:1941!SUuii'ers Hottse .EllI BR '6269.(supra) 154' Dec.~,941'Sabath House_..l3.uo1ution39t (supra) 155 Dec.1941 Kilgore Senate B~ll ~ 2060 supra) C6RRESPaNDElCE W"'12~ 1943 li " "~177 2/18/43 Ney1an statt llembers University ~f' Cal.1tornia

., 183 5/7/43 west Coast Aliens _188 12/31/42 Dean" Altange National Committee Arms 126-22~ 1942 B , 200 11/30/42 ~Clark Proposed Nat'I. War Service Act 211 3/24/42 Survey -- ...... ~~r-:... ..

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46-91 .. 1942 lIm, REPORTS SENT ~O 63 Japanese Mandate Islands-SUrvey of 73 2/24/.Jf2 78

91-183 6/21/45 NAVY - WOOLLEY REPORTS - 17199 91 Preface of Enclosures to Report

183-260 NAVY DEPT - VOL 11 - 10000 184 Apr.1945 Woolley Mission to obtain enemy sneak craft 201 - OSS - Navy Relations 210 3/20/45 Mari t1ll1e Unit 241 5/6/44 study of Kaval Intelligence Reports 251 1/22/43 - Maps & Models by' Ob1qlle Proj.ec·t1on

260-312 WAVY DEPT - VOL 1 - 9999 274 8/7/42 Bruce Material requested by O.B.I. 295 Defense ot a Hemisphere 309 Dossier of B1m1tz, Kimmel, Pye, Jacobs

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Aug. 1942 Characteristics ot British aDd U. S. Landing Craft, Ships & Vehicles 28 - 40 NAVY -:O;X.I. 29 Chart - Naval Intelligence Divis!, 30 Intelligence Report from Tangier 31) 35 8/5/42 A. Hughes Report on R & A Branch 32 Inter Service Information Service - · (ISIS) '- , .* . 40 - 45 lfAVY DEP' T - PERSQlfflEL 46 - 84 KEAME and O'COIBOR'S REPOB~S~: "'49 Feb. 1941 QR,ration in Cr,yrenalca "': •. & ;. 55 The First L1bfan Campaign '. 85 - 124 mrHERLABl)S

• 4. ~'.~ .:. SS 10/8/44 Press Conte.renee by Prime- 'M1n1stel Gerbrand1 & Foreign Ministers Van Kle'ttens 99 11/26/43 Ripley , 'The He'therlands IBdl811·Govt. in Exile 103 )/11/43 R1ple7 Outline tor ProJect tor Secret Intelligence Work 106 1/23/43 Lee R.P.li. Plan tor !letherlai1ds East ID4la: 113 7/2/42 W.3.D. Proposed Plan tor Secur1mg' intormation troa the Iadie. 116 6/25/42 Stone Trip ot B & A Branch to West Coast 119 2/13/42- YaDderbush Conv.ersation vith Van Bout .. 120 2/4/42 iimbai1 MeetiDg at Legation

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125-136 1941 l36-l~ NEW YORK OFFICE 139 9/20/42 W.J .D.' Security check of new employees 143-170 NORWAY 143 10/9/44 W.J.D. ~roposal for Norwegian Aid to Finland 145 3/29 Activities against Home Front 147 May 1944 Norborg Report on Norwegian, British & Russian Intelligence &n Norway Communist Intelligence in Norway 149 British Intelligence in-Norway Norwegian Intelligence out of Stockholm 160 Intelligence Wireless Station ,151 SOE i1peditlon to -X-l943 Escape by Fishing Boats Weapons &: Equipment in the Under- ground 152 Overall Picture of Political Situation Notes on Swedish Intell. Personnel Gestapo Agents in Stockholm 153 Sicherheitedrenst Personnel in AalesUDd Gestapo Agents in Hasar Gestapo Training C~p 154 ,3/14/44 Norborg Communist Penetration ot Norwegian Intelligence by -Underground 155 List or Illegal Hewspapers- Under- groUDd Press ' Political obserTation of the Under- ground 156 11/1/43 WJD To FDR - German Court Martial or 10 Underground agents 165 2/17/43 Lelsted Transporting Swedish youths to England

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170-1Sl 1941 .~, Q 170 Sub3ect and Letter File 184-226 1942 Q 185 Excerpts fram letter trom Gen. Giraud 204 4/9/42 Col. Radoychick's Report 208 M1ha3lovlch~ (M1hai1ovitch) Forces 213 4/18/42 Odic Foreign Politic.s in the U.S. 223 3/31/42- B.H. Wyatt Spanish Policy 226-251 1943 Q 246 1/8/43 R.B. Hall Suggested Okinawan Movement 251-271 OA - 01 257 2/9/45 Valaskis O'Connor's Project 260 12/22/44 N.D.R.C. Report on Finnish Sub-MachiIie ( 271-283 OJ-oZ 275 Duties & Activities in Field (Italian) 280 10/21/44 G.W. Kelley Article in Tiae Hagaztne 9/18/ re 16,th IntantrJ' 284-lae OnAWAY, Mrs. Le8le7 300-33' OJ -OZ (Contlaueq) 300 8/21/44 Cal.-Beo. B. (Wal17) Richmond 304 5/27/44 Peale CODYersation with Rev. S. Orle :s 329 5/15/43 Ortis Report on Activities U.S'. Asst lIaval Attache at Tangiers,' Morocco and in-Borth Africa

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File # !9. ~ ~. Subject /~V1 D FDR 6/13/42 Tyling all Information Services together. cor under JOS and OSS under WJD " . D H.M. Kilgore 8/31/45 ~Y to letter of 8/17 ~oreign Intelligence as a Problem of Reconver-

,/3-6 F. Unger{?) 2.:. The Philosophy of Intelligence " < ;, 6 D Magruder 8/25/45 ~mo on Indoctrinating Armed Forces on value of OS~· Nelson '8/1)/45 ~~e of more knowl- edge of ass with sug- gestions to remedy r condition "7 D Gleason 8/20/45 ~ of JIC and JIS y8 'FDR D 8/21/45 Piecemeal intelligence of the future v" D ..Bruce 8/22/lt5 Reque~t for Note. on ?igence D Gleason 8/14/lt5 Further evidence of "'9 need for C.I.A. (This information sent to 7on 118) D Kilgore 8/13/lt5 Agrees with D's memo of 8/8 Kilgore D 8/17/45 Re~lY to letter of 8/13 (see #1) .

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File # 1'.2 From Q!ll ~..~SU5.iect 10-11 Kilgore D 8/8/45 Polici~1controls to eliminate Germany's Resources fo~.War 11-13 D Woolley Postwar Intelligence - News - Advice - In- formation •. ..;.~ 14 D Gleason 8/14/45 Opinion on CIA D rt 8/14/45 Plan for Inte1l. Service within State ~. rJ,~ . V 14-15 Memo on Cooperatl0n of Intelligence among the Services 16 . 8/4/45 News Item from the New Statesman and Nation on De Gaulle 16-21 8/14/45 Suggested Organization of Proposed C.I.A. 22-23 App. I C.I~A. Staff System ~ 24 Sen. Johnson E. Davis 7/11/45 ~~r ~ 24-25 n J.M. Reyns 4/8/45 Intelligence Service (Belgium) n ? 4/1/45 Letter in French 26 D J.R. Gates 3/6/45 Enlistment Gates D 3/8/45 Reply 27 D Eugen Wagner 2/15/45 Enlistment in Agency . (London) to police Germany Wagner D 3/5/45 Reply to above 28 D Mrs. O.H.Webb 2/23/45 Enlistment in peace time -Inte11. Service Webb Cheston 3/1/45 Reply

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File Ii. 12 From ~ Sub.ject 29 D c. Durham 2/19/45 Enlistment in Intell. Service Durham D 2/24/45 Reply 30 D A.F.Fagan 2/11/45 Enlistment 31 Fagan D 3/14/45 "Reply

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File # 12 -From ~ SubMect 32 D Cheston 9/1/45 Cable #4227 - Gen. () Conrad proving most helpful. Coughlin D 8/30/45 Cable #33494 - Liquid- ation o~ ass completed ~. or Feb. 1 .>< 33 D Cheston 1/27/45 Cable #13989 - Com- ments on suggested Central Intelligence Service. D Magruder 1/15/45 Cable #0527 - D's Memo and JIC papers D Magruder 1/2/45 Cable #18224 - Ap- proval of Paper radioed under #4774 34 D· Magruder 11/30/44 Cable #4924 - 12/28/44 Cable #4794 - 2 copies of letter of 12/26 to FDR delivered to Lubin by Rosenbaum 34-35 'D Magruder 12/28/44 Cable #4774 - Com- ments on C.I.A. 35-36 D Gleason 2/15/45 Comments on Press Publication of leS Papers J.S. Lay.Jr. 12/6/44 Notes on Meeting of JIC D Rosenbaum 12/22/44 Concern of FDR over ~rman situation . 37 Procedure for Receipt and Dissemination of Combined Intelligence Report by J.I.S •

...... :.... ___ .:-.~ __-=-_ "".:l~i::-<:-t.' File It.. . -To l!:2!!! ~ Subject 37-38 Draft of Directive to Secretary, J.I.C. .38 D Rosenbaum 12/5/44 Memo being prepared for Crowley 39 Crowley Cox Foreign Intel1. ServicE D Rosenbaum 11/30/44 Delivery of proposed letter to FDR from Crowley to Sha11neck D Rosenbaum 11/23/44 Points to stress with FDR 40 FDR D ll/1S/44 Organization of Post War Intell. Service 40-41 Suggestive Authority Necessary in estab- lishment of C.I.S. 41 D Rosenbaum 11/12/44 Discussion of Sha11necl and Juran 42 FDR ·11/13/44 Draft of Memo 43 D Read 11/1/44 Conferences at White House. FBI eliminated D 1 11/30/44 Note in longhand 44 FDR D 11/7/44 Memo re Post War Intel~ Draft re Future In- tell. Service in reply to comments 45 D FDR 10/31/44. Sending comments on D's plan for post war Inte11. D Rosenbaum 10/27/44 Proposed Executive Order .. 46 Comments on Proposal 47 Notes by Rosenbaum on progress of the Plan

-2- 2.26 __ File # 12 ~ ~ Sub,ject D L. M. Ream 10/26/44 Paul Scheffer and FBI 48 Notes by Rosenbaum on Progress of Plan 49-52 Sept. &. Drafts Basis for Oct. 1944 Permanent Foreign Intell. Service Note by Rosenbaum 53 Chart - OSS Proposal for a Central In- telligence Service 53-54 Memo by WJD on World Wide Intell. 54 D Maddox 10/4/43 Comments on WJDts letter.re ass 55 D.W. Clarke 9/12/43 Notes on the Organiza- tion of Secret De- partments Blue Print for a Centralized "Secret Service." 56 D. W. Clarke 9/12/43 Notes on Deceptiom 57 D ,S.B. Lloyd Postwar Organization ot ass 57-60 Four basic Recommend- ations 60-61 D Maddox 9/14/43 Memo of basic ideas for WJD's report 62 Arguments for a United Strategic Service 62-63 9/10/43 Memo on need of Per- manent Independent Inte11. Organization 63 9/11/43 Memo on Documents

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File # From· Pate Subject 64-66 Secy. of Navy Cairo 2/20/41 Situation in Mediter- and state ranean and Balkans 67-71 W.B.Smith D 9/17/43 Report on Permanent integration of·OSS v1th present Mil- itary establishment 71-86 1941, ~bQlenslt.Y, Serge 1943 . Russian street fighting and ~erril1a warfafe talso'see Roll 110-#87) .

86-102 OesChner,Frederick J.

102-123 Office of Civilian Defense 123-125.. Office of Emergency Management 125-147 Office of Facts and 134 Flgur~s Report to ~he Nation 147-149 Rep·orts sent t<>O.F .F. 150-151 Office of Government Reports

151-175 What you should know abOut~Q.S.S.

176-197 Comm1ttee tor O,S.S. RemlCtiqn in Force 197-221 ~.8.8. Orgaqization Booklet deSigned by Schools & Training Branch, June '45)· 206 Glossary of Fre- quently Used Initials 212 Status of O.S.S. as a Security Organi- zation

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File # ~ -From Date Subject 213 status of O.S.S. - Power of President to create a military force outside of armed services (also Roll 118-#215)

221-2~2 ~ISI~. - 12.lk2 Note Majority of 'Exhibits dated 1943) 221' 11/17/iil O.S.S. Activities - Interrerence 224 • Notes of Col. E.C • Huntington 226 9/5/43 Establishment of Field Staff' 232 8/21/43 Matters requested to be done for various service arms 234 7/13/43 Officers of O.S.S. on overseas dut,y 9/7/42 VJD to Gen'l. Geo. Strong: Counter- Espionage

253-277 o.S.S. 1942-1943 255 10/6/43 organization of o.s.s. Comments on Report 273 12/8/42 Proposed Directive of the JCS

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ROLL 118 Suggestions - Post War Intelligence Agency File # -To !!:2!!! ~ Subject 1-2 D T.G. Early 8/14/45 Proposed Future Inte11. System 2 2/6/45 Adm. Order #30 A.C.A. 3-4 2/6/45 Functions of Asst. Administr. established by Adm. Order 1130· . 4-5 D P. Karlow 5/9/45 Post War Intell. Desk 6-10 D S.K. Bailey 3/6/45 R~port on Field Conditions lII' 10-12 D Gleason 2/24/45 Deficiencies and Criti~isms ~ of U.S. Intell. Organize 12-14 Magruder A.H. Onthank 12/19/44 An ass Reserve "15-18 D J.A. Hamilton 11/11/44 Proposal to Utilize ass Resources in non-U.S. Personnel ~ 19-22 D A. Robinson 12/12/44 Establishment of. Foreign Map Intell. 'I" . 22-24 S.P.Lovel1 12/7/44 The Need for Intel1. 25-27 A.A.Berle De W.C. 11/30/44 Future or FB Work Poole 27-29 D K.D. JJann 11/11/44 Me Functions during War ~ilIle. Occupation Phase and Period or Peace 30-33 D J.C.Hughes 10/21/44 Post War Intell. 34-35 Questionnaire: v Should U.S. have Permanent Intell. Service? 35-36 D J.E.O'Gara 10/7/44 Ideas on Post War In- telligence

37 Nelson 10/4/44

.". ~ File # -To From -Date Subject 38-39 G-2 Nelson 4/3/44 Re-organization of Military Intell. Div. 39-41 Proposed Reorganization of Military Intell. Div., War Dept. 41-44 Cheston Danielson 9/15/44 Digest of Memo "A Projected Post War Intell. Service" 44-52 9/1/44 A Projected Post War Intell./ Service with Comments 53-56 7/13/44 Post Hostilities Intell. in Occupied & Liberated Countries.- --- 56-58 Use of Airlines as Instru- mentality for Collection of Intell. Giblin Casey 5/30/44 Use of Business Channels for ass Purposes 59-65 4/28/44 Plan for Psychological Warfare Against German In- dustrialists 65 aSS-ClA-Al 66 2/17/45 German Newspaper clipping re WJD Permanent Intell. Service 67 D Letz 4/12/45 Letter re article in Colliers D H.S.Aldrich 4/25/45 Articles from American News- papers on Post War Intell. Service Aldrick Welsh 4/24/45 Information on D.W. Clarke, R.A. 68 D to #154 Grey 4/2/45 Post War Intell. Agency /./

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File If -To -From -Date Sub.1ect. 68-82 Newspaper Clipping, comments, broadcasts, etc. on WJD memo to F.D.R. tor C.I.A. ("Secret Memo") D Rosenbaum 3/23/45 Check-up on Walter Trohan D R.A. Pfaff India Report McDonough 3/13/45 British-Reaction to Proposed DH/OOI FB/eOl C.I.A. 84-85 ,"Another Air Power Prophet Silenced". A Clipping from Washington Paper 85 D P. Winner 2/10/45 Letter on C.I.S. 86-91 Indexed under 215-221 91-109 W.B.Smith D OSS. Its Functions, Concep-v tion, Organization and Operations . l09-l23B Fall of Minutes of Meetings of 1943 Operations and Policy Committee 124-132 Feb.1945 Newspaper Clippings, Comments, Broadcasts, etc. on "Secret Memo" to FDR tor CIA. 132 Wa8h~ngton 1/12/4:5 Editorial on the Battle of Post the Bulge. 133 Washington 10/20/44 Should U.S. operate a E'Yening CIA? Star Cheston Victor 3/1/45 Cables Honlulu 134-135 E.W.Murrow 2/18/45 Broadcast over CBS. War news and Intell. 135-136A D Feb.1945 .Cables from foreign HQs ·re local comments on CIA 137 D Williamston 2/20/45 ass in Congress Record of 2/16/45 138 2/10/45 Broadcast ot "German Home Servicew on CIA. -3- 232 File Ii To From Date Subject - / - V 139 D Gleason 3/16/45 Need for C.I.S. D McFarland 2/28/45 Investigation of "leak" 140 FDR D 2/23/45 "Leaktl of WJD's Memo of' 11/18/44 (Roll 117 #40; Roll 118#179-80) J.C.S. D 2/22/45 He "Leak" 141 J.C.S. D 2/19/45 Draft of above letter 142 ass J.C.S. 2/16/45 re "Leak" Chief of Missions D ~/1}/45 re uLeak" 143-144 J.C.S. D 2/15/45 b~ "Leak" not due to OSS 144 D Doering 2/13/45 Publicity re CIA Committee Papers 145 Distribution list 146 D Stettinius 12/27/44 Interest of State Dept. in CIA 147 FDR D 12/24/44 Present status of Memo proposing C.I.S. 148 FDR Stettinius 12/18/44 Permanent Foreign Intel1. Service FDR Lubin 10/25/44 If Washington 12/6/44 Editorial "Unification of Post U.S. Foreign Economic Function Mappedu 149-152 11/30/44 Interpretive Notes of Memo for FDR 11/18/44 153-155 F.J.Horne Nov. 1944 Correspondence King Marshall re Post War Inte11. / Bard Embick Plan. From WJD Arnold Stimson McCloy Dunn Forresta1

-4- File # -To -From -Date Sub.1ect 156 D F.L.Mayer 7/17/45 Religious Approach

OSS - CIA - A-2 157 D Ickes 5/25/45 CIA 157-158 Stimson D 5/16/45 CIA 158-159 D Gleason and 5/10/45 Details.to support reply / McGovern to Stimson 16-0 Ickes D 5/7/45 .CIA 161 FDR D Investigation of "Leak" D F. Perkins CIA l6£~i62 D Stimson 5/1/45 CIA ""\ <, 162 D Wallace 5/1/45 CIA ':> D Ickes 4/30/45 CIA 163 FDR D 4/30/45 CIA and Agencies 163-164 D Gleason 4/28/45 Need'for a C.I.S. -: / WJD t S Proposal ~ 165 J.I.C.Proposal v' As How Performed D L.T. Crowley 4/25/45 CIA 166 D F.Biddle 4/20/45 CIA D ~ C.R.Weckard 4/20/45 CIA

D CIA \ 167 P.A.Porter 4/20/45 .\/ • w 168 D '.C. (1) 4/20/45 CIA (Postmaster General) D Morganthau 4/12/45 CIA

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File # -To Date Subject 179 D FllR 4/5/45 Obtain opinion of Executive Departments re Memo 11/18/44 179-180 FDR D 11/18/44 Memo on organization of Post War Intell. Service (dupli- cate of Roll 117 #40) 181-182 Apr. 1945 Cables re CIS and futqre of ass

OSS - CIA (sul~1ement~ Principles 733 U 183 Buxton D 4/11/45 Cable 21714 - contact Executive Departments re CIS D H.D. Smith 9/10/45 Reply to letter of 8/29. 184 H.D. Smith D 8/29/45 Details of proposed liquida- tion of ass 184-185 Smith D 8/25/45 Liquidation of OSS and need to take over assets of ass 185-186 Principles which should V govern the establishment of a Centralized Foreign In- telligence System 186 Riddell A1brich 9/5/45 WJD's letter to Smith 187-188 - 8/21/45 Staff in Greece (MacVeagh's Cable) . 18g R.H. Jackson D 9/6/45 s'end1i1gcopy of 1.etter t o Smith SamRosen- D 9/6/45 n man s.w. Lucas D 8/31/45 n 189 D Athens, '8/27/45 Cable #880 - Value of Greece ass in Greece 190 D Paris 8/23/45 Cable #25669 - Intelligence vi in Europe

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File # -To From ~ Subject D London 8/18/45 Value of ass 191 FDR D 5/12/45 Memo re Hall 192-193 D Superseded copy of "principles (See 185-l86) 193 J.F. Byrnes ·n 8/25/45 Sending ,copy of letter to Smith FDR D 8/25/45 n 194 JCS D 8/25/45 Liquidation of ass - Reports - Copy of letter to Smith 194-198 Aug.1945 Reports from Chief of ass - England, Austria, France, Germany, China, India-Burma 198-199 D Coughlin 8/18/45 Immediate Post War Program or aSS/IB 199 D Truman 9/20/45 Transfer of part of ass to State Department and "Thank Youll 200 JCS D 8/30/45 Liquidation of ass (not sent) D Rome 8/25/45 Cable #3474 re attacks on ass and Parrits reaction 200:'201 D H.W.Dix 9/4/45 Influence of Atomic Bomb in Indirect Methods or Warfare _0 201-202 D Coughlin 8/21/45 n 203 JOS D 9/12/45 Visit of committee to de- termine on future Inte11. Service 204 FDR D 9/10/45 Transfer of some functions ot ass to separate agencies Chart o.f Central National . - Intel1. System

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File # -To From -,Date Subject 205-207 - Proposals for a National .> Intell. System -207 Coordination of Military and Naval Intelligence Services approved by FDR, Army and Navy 207-208 FDR D 10/10/41 Consolidation of undercover Intelligence of Army and N~vy 208 D-JCS S. Miles 9/5/41 Undercover Intelligence Service 209 D A.G. Kirk 8/30/41 Personnel of Naval Intel1. placed at D's disposal Naval A.G. Kirk 8/19/41 Lilii'sonofficer fr<;Jm Inte1l. Naval Inte1l. 210 11/7/41 Meeting with Pell of State Department

Documents Pertaining to Organization and Functions of OSS 210 F .'J•Horne D 11/14/42 Attaching documents 211-212 D Memo on Establishment of Service of Strategic In- formation (Also see 222-223) '212 FDR 7/11/41 Appointing WJD as ·Co- ordinator of Informationn 213 FDR D .. 3/16/42 Description of the 4 Principal, Units of ass 213-214 FDR D 3/30/42- Order submitted by JCS re JOS and ass

-8- 238 +-. file # -To -From -Date Subject 214 FDR D 4/14/42 Talk with Rosenman re alignment with JCS 215-221 FDR 6/13/42 Order - re alignment of ass and JCS. WJD appointed Director of Strategic Services. Questions re Status of OSS. Power of President to create a as ,part of the armed services. Constitutional Power of President as Commander in Chief. 222-223 D 6/iO/41 Memo on Establishment of Service of Strategic Informa- tion .(Also see #211-212)

Accomplishments of OSS - 15.654 223-224 - Notes in longhand (notes 1 and 2 missing) D w. Hill 11/13/44 OSS, ETO Achievements 224-232 D DeW.C.Poole 12/31/44 The Study of Foreign Chief of Political Developments· in the FNB U.S. 232-236 D Kantack 11/14/44 Suggested lists of ass Sullo Accomplishments 236-238 D J.R.Murphy X-2 Achievements to Nov. 1, 1944 238 11/16/44 Major Contributions of the Presentation Branch to the work of OSS 239-240 D L.M.Ream 11/15/1.4 List of oversea shipments of important items made by .Procurement and Sup'plyto Resist. Groups 1/1744 - 11/10/44 .

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File If -To -From Subject 240~241 D E.R.Ke11ogg 11/13/44 Achievements of Photo. Branch . 241-242 D S.C.Missa1 11/13/44 Achievements of Medical Services 242-243 D Lowman 11/14/44 OSS Communications 243-244 D 'A.G. Lanier 11/13/44 Highlights - Operational Group · 2#4-246 D L. Langer 11/13/44 Achievements of R and A ..Branch 246 D A. B10gg 11/13/44 Achievements of Schools and V Training Branch 246~248 D C.O.Hoffman 11/13/44 Participation of SO in MEnTO. ETO and FE theatres 248 D D.J.Roberts Operations of MU-OSS 249 D H.J.Ander- 11/13/44 Achievements of Rand D son Branch 249-251 - 11/13/44 Achievements of 31 Branch vI/ 251-252 D Paul Roberts 11/13/44 Achievements of Personnel vi Procurement Branch 252-253 D Mann 11/6/44 Typical MOAchievements in /' ETO, MEnTO and FETe 254 D DeW.C.Poole 11/13/44 Foreign Nationalities Branch . / . V D H.S.Morgan 11/13/44 AchieTements or CD Branch' / ,/ 255 D· A. Van 11/13/44 Achievements of Security Beuren Branch V Achievements of Special Funds Branch D W.L.Reha(?) 11/13/44 256 Table 'ofOrganization

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ROLL 119 11/ Anticipated Functions of Various Branches of OSS

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1 Anticipated Needs of Various Branches over next 6 months D A. Richards 6/16/43 Coordinating Office 1-3 D C.P. Healy 6/16/43 M..O. Branch 3A-4 D W.A. Kimbel n Special Relations Office 4-5 D DeW. Poole n Foreign Nationality Branch 5-6 n S.l. London 6 Shepardson F.L. Mayer n Discussion with Shapiro Vanderbilt Lowman n Need of Communications 6-8 D Huntington n Psychological Warfare 8 D J.Ford n Field Photo Branch 9-10 D W. Howland 6/19/43 Security Office

'10 ass Liquidation . 15.266 Cheston D 9/24/45 Recalling certain men Gamble for consultation 11 J. Stacey 8/17/~5 Estimated Budget 12 McGruder B. Braatoy 8/10/45 Final Report on Closing of Pittsburgh Office of FN 13 n " 8/10/45 State Dept. Concern about FN n " 8/10/45 FEA interest in FN 14 D H.L. Bigelow 8/13/45 Committee on Reduction in' Force 14-16 Resi~ations Civil Service as of 8/9/45 and Terminations

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File # 1:2 ~ Subject 16-20 Massarrini 7/26/45 Closing Report 7/26/45 Italian Div. S1, MEDTO 20-21 Cheston L.M. Sharrar 8/6/45 Budget and reduction in Force for X-2, Paris 21 D L.M. Gable 7/27/45 ditto 22 Cheston H.S. Morgan 8/1/45 Budget for China " Bigelow n Budget for MO Johnson Cheston 7/31/45 Closing of Los Angeles Office 23 Cheston Glavin 7/29/45 Assignment of Maj. Erdwura D Rome It.C'l~" 7/31/45 Liquidation of Italian SI Glavin Doering 7/28/45 ditto Perry 7/28/45 Cancelling requests for equipment 24 Rome Italy D 7/26/45 Special funds to cover liquid- ation costs Cheston D 7/28/45 Field Photo Branch " Johnson 7/24/45 Closing Pacific Coast D Rome Italy 7/28/45 Italian Division Closed 25 E. ,Wallen S.C.Johnson 7/21/45 Closing installations on Putzell If 7/23/45 Pacific Coast Personnel p.e.A. 26 Cheston J.M.Jefferies 7/21/45 Liquidation of R&D Branch Cheston O'Malley 7/20/45 MO Personnel 27 Coughlin Cheston 7/19/45 Reduction in Civil Force D Stockholm 7/19/45 Set up Stockholm D Gamble 7/19/45 Proposed r-eductd.onsin Staff 28 Aldrich; Cheston 7/18/45 Release of Civilians To all Cheston 7/18/45 Transfer of Personnel foreign on Executive Staff offices 242 -2- . ", " .:':"'";,":..

File # 12 ~ ~ Subject D J.R.Schoemer 7/19/45 Liquidation Program 29 Shepardson D 7/15/45 Talk with Mazzarini and Crockett re liquidation of Italian S.I. Exc. Off. D 7/17/45 Report of Sears and Hamilton Cheston Green n Civilians with Exec. off. 30 " Aldrich 7/15/45 Request for authority to make adjustments n " It Miriam Fr-Lcken- Glavin D 7/14/45 Vincent Scamporino

30-31 Sen. Byrd Cheston n ass Personnel as of 6/30/45 .. 31-33 Putze1l C.R.Brown (?) 7/11/45 Personnel Organization 34 De Vecchi Cheston 7/3/45 Reduction - N.Y. Office Cheston De Vecchi 7/2/45 n n n De Vecchi E. K. Merrill 7/2/45 Funds - N. Y. Area 35 Rehm Cheston 7/9/45 Termination of Special Funds employees D R. Boulton 7/8/45 Destruction of Duplicate files in certain African Stations 36· Cheston Armour 7/6/45 Reorganization ass - ETa Cheston D 7/7/45 Elimination of Schools - ETO Glavin n 7/6/45 Liquidation of ass _

37 Cheston Coughlin 7/5/45 Personnel with I.B.T. 37-38 Cheston McConaughy n Savings - School and Training 39 D R. W. Esley 7/2/45 Liquidation Problem ETa List #51 Cheston 7/9/45 Procedure for Termination of Civilian Employe~s Cheston D 7/1/45 Elimination of Overall Chief, E.T.O.

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File # .'!:g.. !r.2!!! ~ Subject 40,41,45, 46,48, 49,49A, 52,56, 57,58 June 1945 Cables re Liquidation 41-45 List #51 Cheston 6/27/45 Reduction in Civilian Forces (Civil Service Commission) 46-48 (Civil Serve Cheston 6/2)/45 Reduction of Civilian Forces (Comm. (Cheston J.R.Schoemer 6/22/45 ditto

49-50 Cheston De Vecchi...... 6/18/45 Closing - New York Area 51-56 D Committee 6/1)/45 Reduction of OSS Budget and Disposition of Personnel 56 Cheston Doering 7/7/45 Liquidation - MEDTO 57 D (Sears 5/29/45 Liquidation Problems (Hamilton (Italy)

Liquidations - Sept. 1944-June 1945 - 15.266 " 59 Humphrey Ream ..5/29/45 Foreign Publications 60 D " 5/2/45 Interdepartmental Comm.

Buxton n 4/24/45 ditto

61 D. n 3/31/45 ditto D J.E. OtGara 4/6/45 ditto FDR D 12/22/41 Securing European Periodicals D Glavin 5/25/45 Cable #49844 62 Cheston Glavin 5/16/45 Cable #48504 Undesirable Incidents .62-6.3 Sen. Byrd Buxton 5/24/44 Divisions engaged in Map Makint 64 D Glavin 5/16/45 -Cable #48344 Conference in Mil, D (Sears 5/15/45 Liquidation Problems (Hamilton

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1.2 File# -From ~ Subject 65 Draft of Proposed ETO General Order D Glavin 5/19/45 Cable #47481 - Liquidation of Personnel 66 D (Sears 5/1/45 Liquidation Problems.UK (Hamilton 67 Destruction of Gov't Records D Glavin Apr.1945 C~bles #46004,46144 Policy in theatre 68 D Ream 4/17/45 Reduction in Continental Limit~. Summary of Personnel Mar. and Apr.~· (To be attached to Byrd's letter) 69-71 Apr.1945 Supporting Schedules for Budget's Bureau Form 72 Cheston Schoemer 6/12/45 Opinion on Gov't Records 72-73 Message J.E.Donovan 3/29/45 Disposition of Message Center Center Documents 74 D DeW. P901e 2/10/45 Resignation of F.B. Wi1son.- F N Budget 75 D Glavin 2/24/45 Cable #347'64-Reductionof Key Personnel D Ream 3/6/45 Personnel 75-76 D Cheston 2/24/45 Liquidation ProblemS 76 Chief O'Gara 2/23/45 Personnel-Presentation Branch . 77 D Poole 2/22/45 Personnel - F.N. 78-79 - Feb.1945 Cables 79 Byrd D 2/13/45 ass Personnel as of 1/31 80 Aldrich D 2/15/45 Cable Personnel C.O.Hoffman 2/12/45 Reduction of SO Personnel

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File# 1:2... From --Date Subject 80-84 - Distribution of Research Work of Regional Diva. 84 D H.C.Barton 2/12/45 Presentation Branch Summary of Work for other Agencies D Stettinius 1/10/45 Use of ass by State Dept; 85 Barton War Dept. 10/11/44 Use of Presentation -Branch J.Cooley 2/10/45 M 0 Budget D Aldrich 2/11/45 Sable #47217 . 86 Penciled notes by WJD of meeting with Glavin and others in Cairo 87 D J.W.English 2/10/45 Chart-Reduction of Per- sonnel Field Photo. D Aldrich 2/9/45 Cable #47117 88 O'Gara A.G.Carey 2/9/45 Reduction of Wash. Personnel 89-90 - Feb.1945 Cables #47107,)1084,1)844, 13744; Personnel 91-92 1/29/45 Analysis of OSS Personnel 92 D Calcutta 1/25/45 Cable #6284 - Far East Personn -92-93 Buxton Ream 1/16/45 5~ reduction in OSS Personnel 93 Doering Bane 1/4/45 Visit to Sen. Byrd 94 Byrd Buxton 12/18/44 ass Personnel 11/30/44. Smith D 12/18/44 ass reduction 95 D Buxton 11/30/44 Integration Committee 96 D Ream 11/8/44 ditto 96-97 0 " 9/18/44 ditto 97 D Stettinius 11/25/44 'Use of OSS by State Dept~ 98 0 " 11/7/44 ditto

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• Fil~ 12 From ~ Sub.iect 99 H.D.Smith D 11/23/44 Reduction in Personnel 99-101 D Ream 10/21/44 Reduction in Personnel & Funds 101 D Byrd Oct.1944 Letter re Personnel 102 D Stettinus 10110/44 Cooperation of State Dept. D Morgan 10/10/44 Reduction in Personnel & Funds List S D 10/7/44 ditto 102-103 Stettinius D 10/1/44 OSS - State Dept. 103 A.T.Hester 9/27/44 Need for ass in Italy H.D.Smith D 9/27/44 Plans for future 104 D H.Smith 9/23/44 Plans for future D Poole 9/20/44 F N Branch 105 Ream 9/19/44 FDR letter to Smith on Re- conversion of Agencies of 9/16/44 106 D Byrd 9/19/44 Personnel of ass

ass Reports to JOS - 13.467 107 Summary by months of ass .. Personnel 110-118 JGB 6/28/44 Activities of OSS in theatres of operations. App. A-II 119 JOS 7/5/44 Addenda. to above 119-120 - D 9/5/45 Subversion of Enemy Morale in European War 121 D Aug.1945 Report on Counter-Intelligence in China 122-124 JCS D 8/30/45 Specia~ Operations in China

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133-134 n D 6/2/44 Activities in Burma Mar. to June 1944 134-146 JCS D May,Apr. Reports on ass Activities F"eb.,Jan. 1944

ass - ONI - MIS Agreement - 10.931 .146 H.Thebaud Magruder 6/30/45 Agreement signed 2/10/43 147 P.K.Peabody " n ditto 147-149 - Agreement of Feb.IO, ~943 D Langer 3/9/43 Re Agreement of Feb.10,1943

149 ass Insignia - 11.947 150 I.M.Genera1 D 6/16/43 Approval of Insignia 151 6/16/43 Insignia and Regulations 152-171. - General Co~e.;spondenceand Orders re Insign~a 171 W.S.Lewis Benson 8/14/42 Seal 248 -8- .. :'." ~--~.....

171 OSS Missions File # .!2. E!£m ~ Subject 172 D Huntington 11/2/42 Representation in Russia 173 D W.A.Kisse1 9/15/42 L.E.Thompson as Representativ( in Russia E.H. Hill ditto F ~B.. C.B.Hoover 10/20/42 ass in Russia Do1beare 174 Bruce Shepardson 8/12/42 Ditto Ream Lockwood 10/25/44 Replacement of Equipment ob- tained from Persian Gulf Com'c ~75 T.H.Ramsey 9/4/44 Release of Equipment Glavin 9/2/44 Ditto 176-179 June,July Cables - Equipment - Aug.Dec. Persian Gulf Command 1944 180 July 1944 Correspondence re Equipment 181 Buxton Haskell 4/13/44 Exchange of Missions with SQyil State Dept. D 3/18/44 Ditto 182 D,Marsha11 Leahy 3/15/44 Mission not appropriate King,Arno1d at this time • 182-183 Leahy D 3/7/44 Mission with Soviets 183 D Haskell 2/24/44 Individuals being processed for Moscow 184-185 2/17/44 Meeting of Joint Staff Planner 185 FDR D 2/25/44 Exchange ass - Russians 186-187 JOS Buxton 1/28/44 ass Mission to USSR 187-188 1/25/44 Ditto (Col. Haskell's draft) 1aa FDR D 11/5/43 Feinberg to Russia 1a8-189 D Sexton 11/23/44 Cable on Mission to Moscow 189 Marshall Deane 11/18/43 Radio message from Moscow re Mission . 190 Deane Marshall 11/14/43 Feinberg to Russia D Loftin 11/18/43 Radio message from Moscow re Mission 191 Deane D 11/5/43 Mission to Moscow 192-193 D Vanderblue 11/6 4/43 Ditto -9- 2 __ ---II>

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File # -To f£2!!! ~ Subject 194-199 Apr.-Sept. General Correspondence be- 1944 tween Haskell and others. 200-201 12/25/43 Memo of conversation - Harriman, WJD, Bohlen, Molotov, Berezhkov at the Kremlin 201-202. 12/27/43 Memo of conversation - Deane, WJD, Bohlen, Ossipov, Fetin 202-203 Fetin, D 12/30/43 Haskell's visit Ossipov -- 203-204 JOS Buxton 1/26/44 OSS M~ssion to Soviet 204-205 D Kimbell 2/15/44 Haskell's Mission 205-209 6/30/43 Operation of American Red 12/20/43 Cross in 209-210 12/26/43 Conversation on Germany WJD, Haskell, Spewack, Bohlem, Shapiro, Ehrenbourg in Mpscow 210-211 Soviet Scientists 211-212 11/14/43 The Humane Mission of Medical Science by N. Burdenko 212 - Pravda 11/25/43 Progress of Bulgarian Fatherland Front 213-214 Dimitrov 12/27/43 Bulgaria's Crisis 215 State Dept. Harriman 12/27/43 Cable - Bulgaria's Crisis 216 Harriman D 12/28/43 Bulgaria 217 12/31/43 Conversation - Harriman, Bohlen, -Molotov,. Bere zhkov. Definition of "Unconditional ~urrenderft Bulgaria 218 Territorial changes in Bulgaria since outbreak of war 250

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226 ass Mission 226-227 D Shepardson 12/23/44 Information on export of Bearings, Sweden to Germany 227-230 lIsar.1945 Letters and memo re - Count C. Bonde 231 D ~urphy 11/21/44 Cooperation of Swedish Intell. 231-232 D Forgan 11/13/44 Memo on Swedish Mission to SHEAF 10/26/44 232 D Taylor 12/11/44 Cables on Peter Riedel 233-234 Taylor 9/7/44 Report on meeting with Capt. - Ernst Peter Riedel 234 Shepardson Taylor 6/21/45 cable State Dept. clearance for Kloman & Erichson 234-236 D Taylor 5/21/45 Winding up of OSS, Sweden 236 Shepardson Scrllmer 3/31/44 John A. Mowinckel 237 D Onthank 3/27/44 OSS - Sweden 237-243 Nov.1944 WiTho Tikander 243-246 Planning . D 1/27/43 Proposed Pyschologica1 Warfare Group for Scandinavia and Baltic States

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File # 12 !!:2!! Date Subject 246-247 D Buxton 11/14/44 Addis Ababa 248, D Argus 8/25/44 Racine Plan 248-250 - Aug.1944 Cables - Racine Plan 250 D 4/16/44 Madrid Personnel Report 251-253 D Argus 7/5/44 Report on Peninsular activities 253-254 D Argus 5/25/44 Aspect of Report - Argus' work plan 255 D Argus 5/4/44 's Cable - Medusa Thrun Dodd 4/3/44 Howe Mission 256 Buxton Williamson 2/4/44 Howe Mission

256 ass Mission - No. Africa - Misc. 257 D Huntington 12/19/42 No. African Mission - JPWC D Strong 7/21/43 Operations with Force 141 D Sul10way 1/22/43 Sten Guns to Ho. Africa 258 D Halliwell 1/2/43 No. Africa Mission 258'!"260D Huntington 12/7/42 Supplies and Equipment 261-262 Doering D 1/15/43 Directive JCS #170 262 D Huntington 11/20/42 Camouflage for OSS HQ 262-.263 D Huntington 11/26/42 Time Schedule 263-265 D Huntington 11/14/42 Organization and ]mp1e- mentation 265-269 J.P.W.C. D 12/1/42 Proposed No. Africa Under~ taking

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ass Mission FE-'5- Philippines File Ii -To Subject 1-5 Halliwell Jan.-Apr. Philippine Project Clark 1943 FE-5 Fleischer Paltaleoni

5 ass Mission- KOREA - FE-6 6 Banfill D 4/23/43 Training

6 JCS Directive - Functions of OSS 7-9 D McFarland 10/27/43 JCS l5S/11/D. 9-10 Memo by British Chiefs of Staff. 11 C.L. Andrews 9/24/43 Special Operations. Task Force. 11-16 C.L. Andrews - Task Group 80.4 Report of action during Avalanche. 17-20. W.B. SiliithD 9/17/43 Report on question of per- manent intergration.of OSS into present military estab- lishment.

ass Mission - Misc. 21-22 Buxton Wilson 12/16/43 Proposed Circular to ass otficers.

22 ass Mission - Middle East - Mise. 23 'Special D 11/6/43 Funds for Special Mid-east. Fund Project (Indian) officers 23-24 D Guenthar 4/20/43 Situation in the Teheran area.

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24 OSS Operations - Aircraft File #" 12. !:!:2!!! Subject 24-28 D Armour Feb.-Mar. Helicopters. Proctor 1944 Quinn Bruce 28-29 Light Aircraft 30 D Stowell 1943 Sorties to the Balkans 153rd Air Force . 30-31 D Glavin 2/23/44 Excerpts from 's Mission 12987 31-32 D Van Arkel 6/20/43 Need for Independent trans- portation for OSS 32 D Rosenborougb 7/17/43 Opposition of British 33-37 D Rosenborough 7/17/43 Papers relative to Air Transport for Special Mi.ssions

ass Operations - Albania Wash Caserta, 3/18/45 Cable #39264 - Stettinius' Italy statement regarding Greece 38-40 Langer R.L. Wolff 4/2/45 Questions.and Report on Albanian Labor. (Missing in part) 40-42 Mar. 1945 Trial orBari Omari and Kel Tromara 42-43 3/17/45 British Mission to Albania 43-46 J.C.Dunn D 12/6/44 3 OSS Missions in Albania and their replacement 47 11/30/44 British Military Mission Albania Mission to U.S.

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48-50 D Brennan 1/19/45 Motion Picture Equipment

50-56 Aug. 1944 Communication from Zogists \. 57-58 D Brennan 8/5/44 H. T. Fultz . 58 D Brennan 8/2/44 Intimidation of Albanian citizens

59 Joyce 7/17/44 Albanian Unit

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File # Subject

60 ass Balkan Teams 60-61 D Fleming 7/6/45 Use of NETO Bases 62-63 FDR D 6/16/45 Tito's Statement re Russians 6')-64 Dunn Cheston 5/3/45 Memo-Yugosla~ Partisan Forces 64 JCS " " Ditto 65-67 FDR D 4/30/45 Tito's attitude and problems 67-68 Mar. 1945 Cables 69-71 FOR D 3/19/45 Labor in Yugoslavia 71 2/2/45 Ditto 72-74 Dunn) FDR ) D 3/14/45 Milan Grol JCS ) "74-75 FDR-Dunn D 3/9/45 's dissatisfaction 75-76 Maddox MacFarland 1/10/44 Inte11.System in Yugoslavia 77-79 R.P.Joyce 1/3/45 Analysis of OSS activities in Balkans and Central Europe 79-81 8/9144- Report of R.F.Rainer on 11f14/44 Mission Abbeville 82-85 Nov.1944 Cables to Feb.1945 a5-a8 11/24/44 Reports-Russians in Vojvedina 10/28/44 •(Ash Mission) 89 State Dept D 12/12/44 Conditions in N.E.Yugoslavia since expulsion of Germans 90-91 D Mann 11/11/44 Distribution of OWI Material to Balkans by OSS 91-92 D Toulmin 9/14/44- ass Teams and Personnel-Post Collapse Period

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92-93. D Glavin 9/11/44 Proposals-for Approval 93-95 D Glavin 9/9/44 Semi Monthly Report 95 Toulmin 9/11/44 Reply to Cable #23 from " Cairo 8/26 96-97 D " 9/18/44 .Summary of Correspondence Submitted . 97 D Toulmin 10/5/44 Bari and Caserta not pulling together 98-101 Correspondence of Summary 102 D Rosen 10/16/44 List of Personnel in Yugoslavia 10/13/44 103 Green 8/27/44 Personnel situation relative to Yugoslavia 104 Gammell 11/8/44 Amendments to Memo B 1500 of 10/23/44 . 105 8/23/44 Amendment to "Trans-Adriatic " Operations" 6/9/44 105-106 - 6/9/44 Trans-Adriatic Operations 106-109 - Cary 6/29/44 Report and History-Dravo Plan 110 Jj V. Lada- 5/22/44 Greek affairs-Clipping Morcarski 110-111 - Putzell 5/25/44 Conversation with Col.Gridley in 111 Buxton J.P.Smith 4/15/44 ass activities Balkans,.,' , D Paul West 11/16/43 and Yugoslavia 113 D JCS 1/15/44 Present situation-Greece ind Yugos1avi"a 113-114 JCS D 11/26/43 Ditto :1-r 115-117 D Tou1min 11/29/43 Report of 'arish-Titofs HQ

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117-118 11/6/43 Position of American officers with British Missions attached to Mihailovitch 118-122 11/7/43_ Report from WIX-British at Mihai10vitch HQ 122-124 1+/26/43 Inside Greece Tito's HQ 124-125 Oct.1943 Cables between FDR and the Prime Minister 125-128 1/15/44 John L. Caskey 128-129 9/29/43 Conditions in Samos since fall·of Italy 129-130 D P.West 11/1/43 His duties 130-132 10/25/43 Operation "Feather3" 132-133 FDR D 11/1/43· Reconnaissance of Dalmatian Coast 133-134 -. L.Hout 10/15/43 Report on above 134 Tentative Plans for X~2 Operatic 135-136 Deane D 8/20/43 Proposal to Accentuate Present Subversive Efforts 136-137 D V.Lada- 6/29/43 - Names of 10 Slovenes selected MOcarski for OSS

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File # E.!:2!!! Sub,;ect 137~138 Aldric~ Curtis 6/26/45 Supplies donated to Greek War Relief Asso. 138-141 Nov.1944 SkouraS..films - Script 142-147 3/2/45 Report of Capt. G. F. Else 147-148 Wilson G.F.Else 1/1/45 Fortnightly Report 1"'48-149 Jan.1945 CaQles - Young Plan and Oapt. llse · 149-150 D Else ~2/17/44 Fortnightly Report Dec.1-15 151 Dec.1944 Cables - Capt. Else 152 Dunn D 12/11/44 Churchill's Statement re Greec 153 D Wilson 12/14/44 Comments on Else's report 153-155 Wilson Else 12/10/44 Report and Cable 155-156 Glavin Wilson 12/9/44 Greek operations 157-164 - Dec.1944 Cables-Young Plan, Else ELAS Provisions, McVeagh, Uniforms, Penrose ,165 D Murphy 12/2/44 X-2 Activities 166 McVeagh 10/24/44 Situation at Athens-Papandreou 167-179 - July- Cables and letters re "Young" Sept,1944 Plan and OSS Operations after German withdrawal 180 JCS D Aug.l944 Activities in Greece 181 " n 10/9/44 Orders to Resist. Group Leaders FDR n 10/6/44 Meeting between British and Resistance Leaders 182 State Dept. " " " " Cable" re same"

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183-190 Jan.-Mar. Prisoner exchange between 1945 ELAS and British 191-213 July, Reports on Greek political Sept.1944 affairs. Arrival of Soviet Mission to EAM/ELAS. Inde- pendence of American Intel- ligence. ~ritish attitude. 213-214 - J.A.Rogers 6/24/44 Report on the Staircase operation 214 West 11/16/43 so Operations

215 ass Operations - Balkans - 15,190

215 Cables - Harpers Unit 216 JCS D 11/18/44 Units for Bulgaria and other occupied areas 217 D JCD 10/12/44 Coordination of secret intelli~ gence activities with Russians 10/23/44 Cable-Victor Cordovi 218 Cables-Bucharest, German Unit 219 JCS D 3/25/44 ass Intel1. Team in Hungary n 7/12/44 Dispatch of Inte11. Team into " Rumania 220-221 D Wisner 7/25/44 Bulgaria Inte11. situation 222 Sec. State Murphy 8/17/44 u.s. Military Mission 222-223 Aug.1944 Cab1es- re U.S. Mission 224 D Chapin 8/27/44 Status of Intel1. Teams Murphy 8/29/44 USSR delegation to Allied· Control Comm. 225-226 Aug.l944 Cables 260

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227 Wilson D 8/29/44 Talk in London - Heflin 228-229 - Aug.1944 Cables-Rumania 230 Wilson D 9/5/44 Air support for ass operation~ 231 JCS D 9/4/44 OSS Units for Bulgaria, Hungary "and Rumania 231-232 Steinhart 9/7/44 u.s. prisoners in Bulgaria Cab1es-Harper-Hammerhead 233-280C Sept.1944 Mission Ordered out of etc. Bulgaria by Russians. Order modified. A.C.C., Russian reaction and behavior 280C D Deane 9/7/43 Approval of JCS 281-295 Sept.1944 Political trends in Bulgaria 295-305 n Evacuation of Allied Pilots from Bulgaria 306-308 National Liberation Brigade- 309 Joyce 1/16/45 Status of ass activities in Bulgaria 310 JCS D 9/24/44 ass Team in Bulgaria 3I0A 9/26/44 Armistice terms 311-312 - Harper 10/2/44 Relations between ass and Russian High Command 312 1/18/45 Notes by Harper 313-314 10/28/44 Inter~Allied relations 315-319 - Breece 12/18/44- Springfield Mission 320-336 "Cables-Hungary 337-338 FDR D 2/22/45 Hungarian Provisignal Gov"8

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339 JCS Deane 2/21+/45 Russian Front 340-342 2/24/45 Budapest City Unit· 343-344 Byrnes D 6/16/45 Memo on Rumania and Bulgaria

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1/ File -To -From ~ Subject 1-14 1945 Yugoslavia; King Peter; Tito; Regency; Cabinet; Correspondence. 15 1/24/45 J. H. Green executed by Germans.

OSS OPERATIONS BALKANS SHEPARD 14. 098 16-28 Jan. 1945 Cables re Cabinet; Regency Feb. 1945 Meetings with Churchill; Forming of Government un- der Tito. 29-42 Cables - used in Memos. 43-110 FDR Jan. '1945 Memos based on above Sec.State Feb. 1945 cables; Letter, Simovic to Subasic; Memos from Yarrow; The Constitution of Yugoslavia of 9/3/31.

110 ass - BALKANS -RUMANIA VOLUME II 111-115 Aug. Wisner Operation for the Sept. 1944 evacuation of American flyers from Sinaia, Ru- mania. 115-120 Sept. Cables re Enemy Documents, Oct. 19~ Personael Bucharest Mis- sion, Evacuating Poles from Rumania, War criminal: Russian interference' etc.

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File # -To -From -Date Subject 121 D Dorr 10/3/44 Rumanian Intelligence Documents of interest to Navy. 122-123 FDR D 10/3/44 Evacuating Poles from Sec.State Rumania. JCS 124-127 10/6/44- Interference of Soviets in international politics of Rumania. Air line service between Bucharest and Istanbul. 128-134 Dorr Sept. 1944 Report on OSS (R. & A.) Combs Bucharest Mission. 135 D Arnold 10/4/44- Cooperation between ass and Air Forces. 136-137, 10/9/44- Rumanian War Criminals. 152, 160 137-138 Sa1ant 10/1/44 OSS Intelligence Mission to Bucharest. 138-139 Fitin D 10/10/44 Photo copies of.material obtained in Rumania 139 D Langer 10/10/44 Use of Spanish Weather Station by Axis. 140~145 Schuirmann D 10/9/44- Oil shipments, air.raid damage, etc. 145-146 D Salant Aug. 1943 Bombing-Ploesti Oil Re- finerie. (also #224). 146-150 Kirk 10/7/44 Prince Stirbey's views on forming Government (also /1160) 150-152 (Starcea 10/10/44 Conditions within (Kirk Rumania. 153 A-G 10/17/44 Russian suppression.of newspapers, meetings, et6.

-2- 264 File /I -To -From -----Date Subject 154~156 9/19/44 Rumanian Oil; Destination; Unloading Points (also #140) • 157-158 10/16/44 Dr. A. Safran, Budapest Jews. 158-159 D Kent 10/17/44 Rumanian Material 160 Kirk iO/16/44 Rumanian fleet with Russian Crews. • 160-163 10/13/44 Prince Stirbey's view of Rumanian Government -- Activities of Communists. (also #146-150) 164-165 10/19/44 Advance of Russian Spear- head. 166 Deane D 10/25/44- Sending films to ~itin 166-169 10/26/44 Effect of rumor of Carol's return. 169 10/26/44 Views of a Foreign Office official on events in Rumania. 169 10/27/44 British requests Russians to disarm Communists. 170-172 Kirk 10/28/44 Political Developments. 173-174 10/29/44 Arrival of two American Representatives at Buchar- est. Bucharest team. 174 D Deane 11/4/44 Reply to 11166. 174 11/3/44 1200 NKVD Agents in Bucharest. 175-176 11/8/44 Russia proposes All Party Government.

176 11/5/44 Rue"sianst tanks -- out- skirts of Bucharest. 177 11/8/44 Coa11tion cabinet formed. -3-

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File i. 1:2 ~ Q!£! Subject 177-178 11/8/44 USA takes firm line on Rumanian Oil Properties. 178 S~c.State D 11/9/44 Armistice Terms - Rumania abandoned by US and G.·B. 179-180 D Fitin 11/9/44- Rep~y to #166 - Cable re Fitin. 180-181 11/12/44 British Proposal for set up of A.C.C • . 182 Kirk 11/14/44 Remarks by Foreign Minis- ter on meeting U.S. repre sentative. 182-183 Kirk 11/14/44 POW conditions. 183-184 Kirk 11/5/44 Internal Developments 184-185 Kirk 11/7/44 Cabinet Crisis of Hov. 5, 6. 185 D Lowman 11/17/44 Russia - OSS Communica- tions. 186 Kirk 11/17/44 Vychinskicharges sta11in on Armistice terms 186 Lowman Jennings 11/21/44 Communication routes with Moscow 187 11/26/44 Russian Armistice Demands 187-189 11/26/44 Russian removal of oil equipment .. 1 189 11/30/44 Ausriits' approval of Russians 190 1'2./1/44 Crisis :4.n Rumanian Gofrll 190-191 Deane D 12/4/44 Material tor Fitin 191-192 12/12/44 OSS Personnel-Bucharest

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....:-. -' --, File 1/ -To -From Q!l! Subject 192-198 12/23/44 Summary of Inte11igence- and Rumanian Banat 198-200 12/16/44 Role of Major Powers in ACC

200-203 D W.L.Carey 1/22/45 OSS Problem of "holding 01 in a Balkan Capitol (also #216) 203~ Wisner Schuyler 1/25/45 Letter of Appreciation 204-214 FDR D 1/24/45 Letter-King Michael to FDF 214-215 The New NDF Gov't 216 Wisner 3/12/45 Comments on 1200-203 216-217 Paper found in Mihai Antonescu's·file (Paper missing) 217-220 3/24/45 Rumanian reaction to U.S. attitude tow~rds Groza Cabinet 220-221 3/26/45 Restrictions placed on OSS men 221-222 D Wisner 3/26/45 R:/uest for "Background I ormation" concerning Battle Reports 223 4/24/45 Russian Medical Corps Practices in Rumania 224-225 5/12/45 Report-Bomb Damage- Ploesti (Also #145) 225 6/2/~5 Withdrawal of OSS from Bucharest 226 FDR D 6/16/45 National Liberal Youth Organization 227-230 6/26/45', RePorts on Rumanian 'Army " " evacuations and demobili- zations 231-253 Oct.19~4 Cables re OSS activities to·: in Rumania Apr. 1945 c/V£) 2('7 -5- • «: oJ'h-:.'..~.· ft ··YL_~ ~-."-:-._ ( . . . .

ROLL 122

OSS 0Herations - Balkans umania 14.120

File# 1:2 Date Subject 1 - Table of Contents 2 D Deane 9/7/43 Proposal to "Accentuate Present Subversive Efforts in Balkans." 2 Harwood 4/27/44" Memo - Conference with Col. D.V.Johnson, ME Section of OPD 3-4 5/10/44 Paraphrase of cables re Mission to Bulgaria and Rumania. BLO Mission 4-2) May 1944 Sending Intelligence men to into Rumania; Evacuation Sept.l944 of airmen out of Bucharest; ass Activities; Rumanian Internal Affairs; 26-29 July-Sept.Rumanian Oil Fields _ 194 Bombing results 30-37 Sept.l944 Russian Armistice 38 .to? Terms 6/30/44 Rbmanian Minister to the Holy Sea : ·39-42 Sept.l944 Report on Interview with Starcea re Communists; RUssian troops 43-47 9/28/44 Proposed purge of Rumanian . Govt and trial of War Criminals Arnold D 9/29/44 Capture of enemy documents 48 Wilson D 8/29/44 Support of Itali~n Resist- ance Group 48 D 8/29/44 Assumptions based on Col- lapse of German- Army and results

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49-52.71 Cairo Cairo Mar-June Cables-Russian measures 53-59.82 Moscow Moscow Apr-Sept Attitude, Non-cooperation, 57-72 Caserta Caserta Sept OSS Activities, Armistice 73-76 Algiers Algiers July-Sept Personnel in Bucharest Unit 77-78 Istanbul Istanbul Sept. etc. 73-78-83 London London May-Sept.

8). OSS Operations-Balkans Shepard 14,098 (Also Roll 121) · 84-88 London Dec.29/44 Cables re letter from the King to Churchill 89A-D London 12/1 /44 Cables-Formation of Yugo- slav··.Govtt- Cabinet 90-92 FDR etc. D 12/30/44 Memo of Dr. Karjevic to Churchill 92-93 Dec.1944 Memo-Subasic-Iegency 93-98 D Yarrow 12/18/44 Aide-Memoire submitted by the Shepard to Churchill 99 Churchill Juraj 12/26/44 Croat Peasant Party Krajevic 100-153 Dec·.1944 Memos on conferences in London between King Peter. Churchill, Yarrow and others: on Yugoslavian Govtt 154-158 - 12/18/44 Questionnaire submitted by Sargent and answered by Subasic l59-l6Q - Oct.1944 "The National Soldier" issued by National Libera- tion Army & Partisan De- tachments of 161-178 London London Nov.Dec. Cables 1944

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ROLL 123 Shepard Pro.iect

File # To From ~ Subject 1, London 10/26/44 Cable #85159 1-2 Kirk 10/20/44 Subasic forecasts his meeting with Tito 2 London '10/18/44 Cables #83144, 83399 10/19/44 Subasic is requested not to return by Tito 3 10/16/44 Subasic's Plans 4-27 Oct. 1944 Memos, Yarrow's reports etc. re King Peter, Churchi~l, Stalin, Subasic, Velebeit, Benes, Tito, Partisans, Mihai1ovich, Pribichevich. The Ban of Croatia, Stef Jaksekovic, Gen1.Zivkovic, Mediterranean Commdssion. 27-30 D Subasic Sept. 1944 Memo re Present Situation in the Balkans 30 Passport for Y~s. Sylvia T.Yarro\ 30 ~xpense Shepard Project 31-95 Aug. 1944 Subjects similar to #4-27 32- 8/19/44 Cable 4568-72 from Bern- Mihail.ovich

"t 36 "'P 6/24/44 Contacts between OSS and State Dept. 45 5/5/44- Conversation with Subasic 47 May 1944 New Yugoslav Conflict 55-60 . Mar. 1944 Zenon Adamich and the Slovene Peasant and Workers Party 74-75 10/19/43 Subasic to FDR 76-77,92 10/18/43 Conversation between WJD and the Ban (Dr. Subasic)

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File # 12 Subject 77,79, 84-85 Ban of Croatia Project 78-79 3/18/43 Letter b~n to His Majesty 90-91 Proposal for M.O. in Yugoslavia 93-94 Penetr~tioq of Yugoslavia Project 95 D Bern Cable 96 D Algiers 7/15/44 Cab~e 97 D Cairo 9/29/44 Cable 97-104 London London Aug. Sept. Cables 104 Caserta Oct. 1944 Cables

105 OSS 01erations - Balkans 1 860 Vol. 11 105-115 R.W.McDowe11 11/2)/44 Report on Mission to Yugoslavia- Ranger Unit 115 Cheston London 9/1/44 Cable - Position made clear to Tito and ~fihailovich 116 8/31/44 Effect of Mihailovich Inte1l.Unit 116-117 8/30/44 Conference with Maj. Alston of British MissiQn 117 8/30/44 Partisan Intell. 118 Huntington 8/29/44 Conference with Tito Qttice . 9/6/44 Bulgaria Military Action Appeal to Mlhailovich 119 D FDR 9/3/44 British objection withdraws Mission to Mlhailovich 119-120 9/4/44 Mihailovichts terms for fighting Germany 120-121 Sept.1944 Memos. from Kirk

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File # 12 ~ Subject "122-129 .FDB D 9/8/44 ass Activities in Mihailovich Controlled Area (Reply to #119) 129-130 - Kirk 9/8/44 Yugoslavia-Military and Political developments 130 D Algiers 9/8/44 Cable Nazi surrendered 130-131 Murphy Cheston 9/10/44 Memo n II 131-133 D Subasic 9/10/44 Present situation in Balkans 133-134 - 9/11/44 Memos by Kirk 134-135 Moscow D 9/13/44 Cable 135 'D Caserta 9/13/44 Cable 135 FDR Cheston 9/13/44 Personnel of ass in Mlhailovich area (see 119. 122-~27) 136-138 D 9/21/44 Offer of Germans to discuss Peace Terms 138 Caserta D 9/22/44 Cable - Withdrawal 139-140 Sept.1944 Serb Pamphlet 141 FDR D 10/2/44 Rescue of Airmen 142 Sept.1944 Report on visit to Mihai10vich 143 9/17/44 Mlhai1ovich's leaflet "144 FPR D 10/10/44 Conditions in Yugoslavia 145 Deane Cheston 9/1)/44 Memo to Moscow 146-158 Oct. Nov. Memos on German offer to fight Aug. Soviets; conditions in Serbia; Mihailovich's activities; strength of Chetnik Forces; Chetnik-Bulgaria Relations; .Chronological Report; McDowell; Ranger Unit; Comments of British Security •. 158-167 McDowell 11/23/44 Yugoslav Nationalism 168-170 11/22/44 Report of J.R.Milog~agovich

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File # -Date Subject 170-173 11/22/44 Report·of M. Rajacich Newspaper clippings Mihai10vich gains favor over Tito 175-176 London London Sept. 1944 Cables Algiers Algiers " Cables 176-178 Algiers Algiers II Cables 178-193 Caserta Caserta " 193 D Cairo " It .. 193 D London " " 193-195 Moscow Moscow " n 195:-203 " Reports of Kirk 196 D Cairo n Cables 197.198. 200.201, 202 D Caserta Sept. Nov., Cables

204 OSS Operations - Balkans nKH Project 204-221 4/30/44 Report - A. Koujoumdjisky'sX Mission Nov. 17, 1943 - Mar. 22, 1944 (In French) jf .222-230 A.K • 3/27/44 Summary of Political, Mi1it~ry and Economic Situation in Bulgaria (In French).. 230-231 Mar. 1944 Letters re F.l.K. 232-235 D AI( 3/30/44 Memo - Turkey (In French) 236 AK 3/23/44 Memo - course of action in event Bulgaria does not pull out of the war 237-239A 274,276~ . 278 . D AK 3/23/44 Report-Mission to detach Bulgaria from Axis . 240 D Unsigned letter re AK

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243-244 - 9/7/;'-)- Recent Chronology ot ftKW 2/18 44 project. 245-287 1944 Correspondence, among other items re "KW proJect; its members and criticisms of AKj.WJD visit to Russiaj Bombing ot Bulgaria; Use- tul Bulgarians, Conference re Jadwin MiSSion; Additional OSS effort in Balkans; Proposal to Accentuate Present Subvers1Ye Effort·s; SOB/BOS Collaborat1oDl . Balk;ans Operations atter_ Collapse or Ital)";preset position of Bulgaria; Detach- ment ot Bulgaria. 28.3-287 D Gurf'ein li/30/42 . Proposal to begin operations for development 01' coup d'etat in Bulgaria

M!hal1ov1tch File 288-339 1943 H1hai1ov1ch; Report troa 1942 Seitz; evac~t~on ot British and American Missions; Ap- praisal ot MlhailovlCbts position; Mansfield's Report; American AYiators rescued by MihaUOvich; H1hailovich' 8 Delegation; SO activities. 339-34]., 246 Bern Bern Cables .341-.344 Istanbul Istanbul Cables. 343-348 London London Cables .349-353 Algiers Algiers Cables 241,35.3- 3S6 Cairo Cairo Cabl•• -s~ '. -~"',:' - - .~

ROLL 124 1-139 OSS Operations - Balkans #17 Tito - 1343.7

Vol. 1 File # -To -From -Date Subject 1 Aid to Tito's Partisans. 3 1/17/44 Meeting to discuss future of OSS/SOE in Mediterranean. 8 2/2/44 ass activities in Yugoslavia. 12 Statement of Facts. 20 L.M.Farish Report on Observations in Jugoslavia 9/19/43 - 6/6/44. 24 7/ /44 Holdah1 Mission. 28 Trans Adriatic Operations. 1/20/44 Proposed Allied Military Mission to Tito's Forces. 1/22/44 Relationship OSS - SOE. 29 Huntington D 8/10/44 American Policy on Yugoslavia. .29 D 8/10/44 Conversation with Tito • 3Q 8/11/44 Independent U.S. Mission to Tito etc. 36 8/6/44 Status of ass Personnel on Br. Military Mission to JANL. 41 Co. B Green 8/19/44 Transfer of SO Personnel in Partisan Yugoslavia. Air Crew Rescue Unit. 46 8/28/44 Personnel on duty with American Military Mission •. 50 Huntington 8/29/44 . Conference with Tito.

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File # To -From -Date Subject 53, 62 9/4/44 Mission Reports. 67, 69, 97, 104, 123, 180 70 9/19/44 Mission. 76 FDR D 9/20/44 Present Balkan Situation. 80 U.S.Mil.Mis. Tito 9/5/44 Protesting' aid to Mihailovich. 84, 90, 101 9/23/44 Tito's Curbs on Allied Missions 91 Tito Gen.Wi1son 9/14/44 Aid to Mihai1ovich. 95 Suker Huntington 9/23/44 Reassignment of Mission Personnel. 98, 109 9/21/44 Conversation between Gen'l. Eveder add Maj. Reid. 99, 108 9/2~/44 Col. Mitar - Bakic. 111 Tito Huntington ,.._.9/28/44 Mission Personnel-Clearance. 118 ~ 9/ /44 Digest of Huntington's Journey to Tito's HQ. 122 10/4/44 Statements of Huntington and Ellen. 126 10/20/44 Personnel changes of the Huntington Mission. 128 11/9/44 Future OSS operations. 131 9/29/44 Medical Supplies. Partisan Supply Operation 132 . Sept. 1943 - Jan. 1944

140-282 OSS Operations - Balkans Tito - 13437 Vol. II 143 8/12/44 'Conference at Naples between Churchill and Tito.

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·27z6.~~.-.:. ...;--: ~ . '-:, . ._....:. :~ ..-. File # To -From Date Subject 144 8/13/44 Minutes of Meeting Tito and Subasic. 148 D Suker 10/6/44 Future Activities of Mission. 149 Huntington 10/$/44 Air~Transport. 150 Tito .Huntington 10/5/44 Restrictions Imposed on Mission.• 151 n n 10/1/44 n n n " n 162 n 10/16/44 Immobility.. of Mission.. 163, 168 Suker n 10i1l/44 Report of Advance Party. 164 n Thayer 10/16/44 Conditiorl)in Va1jevo. 173 FDR D 11/3/44 Conditions around Belgrade. 182,194, D Huntington 11/7/44 Arming and Equipping of 195 Partisan Task Forces. 183 n n n Coalition of Tito - Subasic Government. 198 Nov. '44 Key to Jugoslavia Operation Map NR 4. 201 10/27/44 Geo. Weller's Dispatch to the Daily News~ 207 Sec.State D 12/2/44 Soviet Policy. 209 11/22/44 Tito's reaction to McDowell Unit. 214 FDR D 12/5/44 Subasic.~visit to MOscow. 219 12/11/44 Churchill's message to Tito. 224 12/11/44 Proposed conference Tito and Tolbukhin. 225 12/14/44 Evacuation of Airmen. 227 12/15/44 P~rsonnel of Mission to Ti~o. 229. 12/19/44 Jugoslavia Army. 231 Organization - Croatian Army.

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233 JANL - KNIN Operations. 243 D Huntington 12/27/44 Final Report of Mission. 263 1/31/45 United Jugo. Government. 266 JOS D 3/ /45 Amer. Mission to Tito. 271 FDR D 5/12/45 Mission ordered to leave. .. . 273 Activities of Mission 9/2/44 - 277-283 4/15/45 and Diary. 283-297 OSS BALKANS - BASIC FILE 283 JCS D 9/2/44 Future Operations in Central Europe. 285 D McFarland 10/12/44 Coordination of Intelligence with.Russians. 286 9/3/44 Rescue of American Airmen. 289 8/9/44 Status of OSS'on Br. Mission to JANL. 291 8/3/44 Dispatch o£ Intell. and Air Search teams into Balkans. ·294 D FDR 3/22/44 Intelligence men into Mihailovich territory. 294 JCS D 3/20/44 ass Mission to Tito.

297-320 OSS OPERATIONS - EUROPE CENTRAL 4/17/45 Report - Inte11. obtained from MFM Leaders. 299 Apr. '45 Maple Grady Mission 300 A.G. Flues 4/17/45 Resume of MOly Operation. )01 1944 Mission to

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File # To -From -Date Subject 305 Dec. 1944 Gamble - Hyde Unit. 306 10/4/44 Mission to Denmark. 307 8/28/44 Meeting at Bari. 308 10/2/44 Gothe Project - Mission Schlitz. 309 9/7/44 Penetration of Germany. 311 Balkan Forward Base from Istanbul. . 313 9/21/44 Milwaukee Forward - Mission Schlitz - Personnel. 314 9/14/44 Proposed Mission - Area. 318 9/2/44 Faust Operation. e/VP Continued on Roll 125

279 ROLL ,125 1-13 OSS OPERATIONS - CENTRAL EUROPE \ (Continued trom Roll 124)

File # 12 From ~ Subject 1 8/22/44 Faust Plan . 2 HaSkell 8/15/44 Penetration ot Germany 3 . 8/19/44 Faust and.T~ight Plans 5 12/20/44 Charts ot Allied Control Comm. 14-32 OSS OPERATIONS - 115391 GERMANY - DULLES

14, 17, 3/31/45 Mrs. Hado ~roject - German 23, 24 Doctorwr Hitler Legend 15, 18, 11/4/44 Personnel for Germany 21, 29, 21 D Dulles 10/7/44 Religious Field 31 The German Situation

32-84 ass OPERATlaB8 - 19. 995 D CZECH

32-51 1945 Correspondence regarding the following, MIA. or KIA: JUles Harvey Joseph Morton (FP) Daniel Pavletich James H. Green (also Roll l21 #15) Joseph J. Horvath Ed.. B. Baranski Robt.R. Brown Tibor 1:. Keasthelyi J.G. Mican Francis Perry 0.8. Heller

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To From Date· Subject File 'iL' _ - - - 135 5/5/45 Operational Report - Mission to Ebersdorf 136 5/5/45 Capture of French Documents 138 FDR D 6/6/45 Danish Resistance 139 3/29/45 Dir~ctive to Danish Mission 140 11/2/44 Extracts ~rom G-2 Daily 141 5/22/44- Summary ~ G-2-Report - 144 10/1/44 Use of OSS Inte11. by 3rd Army 150 1/4/45 Rotes - Meeting 155 4/13/45 Meeting with SO Br. Forward 159 Meeting with SO Br. Danish 161 4/21/45 Conterence 162 8/1/45 Organisation of·OSS in ,Barope '169 SI - Following End of Hostilities 178 2/5/45 Program to Recruit and Handle Agents 181 1/27/45 Air Operations 181 1/27/45 ActiYities in 12 Army Sector 189 Dec. 1944 Monthly Report CSS/FAll. .. 191 Dec. 1944 MOnthly Report - Hether- land Mission . 200 1/16/45 ActiYities with 12th AG

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File I ,._,-,.-To From . ~ Subject 201 1944-1945 Progress Reports 206 1/13/45 Trip of Prince Olaf of No~y 207 12/7/44 Inspection of Field De- tachments 211 12/18/44 Report o~ Jedburgh Team "Gerald" 214 9/30/44 , Final Rep~rt of SI Opera- tions Room 221 11/2/44 Transcript of Talk by. Col. 226 10/3/"- Forgan at Staff Meeting 227 10/3/4-4 Operatio~l use of De- :tachment 228 8/31/44 Progress Report 230 7/31/44 Report of Operations in H01"lll8.D.dy 234- JCS D 7/12/44 Methods used in infiltrat· ing agents into enemy territory 237 11/26/44- Principal Personnel in ETO 2/4/44 Intelligence Possibilitie~ 244 2/2/44 OSS Coope~tioD with Air Borne ~.Un1t. 245 9/20/43 Psychological Warfare 246 4/29/43 ETC List E",vo.

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283 . . ...-.:..::.~- ROLL 126 OSS Operations 1 - 29 ETO - 14.932

File # 12 E!:2!! ~ Subject 2 JOS D 7/28/44- Men dropped into France 3 D Huntington 7/19/44 Mission Etoile

OSS Operations 29 - 68 ETO - 17306 30 Casey 7/24/45 Final Report - 8I Operations into Germany 37 3/21/45 Organisation of SI-ETO 39 2/22/45 Strategic Intell. Missions 40 -'I Pratt Thompson 5/26/4-5 Report of 81 Operations into Germany 45 5/31/45 Summary History - G-2 Jan.1944 - May 1945 46 5/16/45 Atlantic Section - Aquitaine Mission 48 SI German Operations-Bases Jan-May 1945 ·51 6/12/4'). Use or J/B 54 4/12/~') Mllitary Information- 57 4/19/4') Military Information-Sal.bur S8 5~26J45 Final Report ot Intell. 6,7f4S Procure.ent 65 5/26/4') DIP Supply 66 Plan £or Coverage during Final Phase ..

OSS Operations 66 - 87 ETO - 11 •.259 .. .. 70 7/29/43 J C S Directive

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File /I -To !£2!!! -Date Sub.1ect 72 7/13/43 Report by Joint Starr Planner 74 Andrews Huntington 3/5/43 OSS Operations ETO 78 6/26/43 Memo tor Joint Stafr PlannerE

OSS Operations 87-110 ETa - British Proposal

88 8/28/44 " Memos by Bri't1sh Chiefs of St~t 102 Suggested Rep!y by usses

oss Operations 110-133 ETC - 15.677 Dec. 1944 Col. Brooker ROT. 1944- 116 Oct. 1944 Report by Col.R.M.Brooker- •• 0. Branch

OSS 0Ierations ETO- 6.091-Rorway 133.-170 134 .Cheston Bross 7/28/45 Lt. Po ••e1 135 .Bro •• Torts 7/26/45 Mission to Norway and Den- .ark - Personnel . , 139 6/6/4.5 A.be.sador Osborn.to Starf 140 - 4/2/45 ScandinarlanactiYitie. 151 4/16/45 Oalotjord HR. Sabotage 154 4/16/45 Fund. 159 1/16/45 Clothing and Equ1pae~t .tor R.~stance Groups. .

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:-~ . ..;.. File /I -To -From ~ Sub.1ect 163 8/)0/44 Sub-Committees

OSS Oeerations lZl-208 .1lermanI- IV 172 6/29/45 Organization oi US Group Control COWlcil 175 5/31/45 Establishment of Field Iniormation Agency 176 Sec.State D 6/4/45 .. Delineations ot Zones in Germany 177 JCS D 6/4/44 Need ior direct access between Switzerland and American zone 183 7/1)/45 Black operations in today's Germany 196 6/2/4-5 Interview with Pastor Duenhoi and others in Seibersbach, Heidelberg, Wuersburg, Munich £.AI'O

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File No. ROLL 126 A Note: As this roll was not identified by a number I have assigned 126 A to it. 1-421 CABLES

1-28, 110 From ~ ACCRA: Aug. 1942 to April 1, .1943 (Trout) .28-48 To ~

48-61 From ~ ALGIERS: Oct. 1942 to April 1, 1943 61-83 To ~ (Raichle)

84-89 From ~ ANKARA: June 1942 to April 1, 1943 89-93 TO ~ (Steinhart)

93-104 From ~ BAGHDAD: June 1942 to April 1, 1943 104-110 To (Craig)

110-120 From ~ BEIRUT: June 1942 to April 1, 1943 120-127 To ~ (Wiley)

127-184, 224-274 From I BER!l: June 1942 to , 1943 184-22, To (Drum, Moffet, B~s) 274-2 1

281-283 FrOll~ BRAZZAVILLE: July 1942 to Dec. 1942 To ~

284-346 FROM ~ CAIRO: June 1942 to April 1, 1943 347-403 To ~ (Leete, McBaine)

403-414 From; ) CAIRO: May to Aug. 1942 41.4-421 To 1 (Low) 287 - .~. .- ~

ROLL 127 088 OPERATIONS 1-161 Germany. III File # 12 -From Subject 1 London London Jan. Cables Paris P.ris May Bern Bern 1945 Caserta Caserta Versailles Versailles .. 25 D Magruder 2/24/45 Free German. Committee 34 D Wilson 6/14/45 ~ Division Operations 36 Black 5/6/45 Progress Reports 1 and 2 March. April 39 5/18/45 Proposed Plan lor %-2 41 Wisner C~sey 5/1/45 Briel Sl/Germany

" 44 D 4/28/45 . Aide-Memoir-Possible German. Subversive action-Counter- measures 45 Future Plans - Europe and .A..trica 52 Apr. '45 Group Control Council 54 Morgenthau Buxton 4/1)/45 Gerll8llcontrol 01 Occupied FDR . countries .JCS 60 "- 4/45 Werewolves Broadcaat 62 D 3/31/45 Mission lor Germany, 72 D1Iim D . i2/23/44 MeJao-Tikander 75.93 12/11/44 Meetings of JIC Sl 12/10/44 OSSMission 63 Dullea 12/26/44 . Organisation Set-up SS ETO Bastedo 11/8/44 Personnel

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File # I2 From ~ Subject 89 D Casey 12/29/44 SI Plans 90 Dulles Bastedo 12/25/44 Planning for German Unit 95 4/)/45 Political Briefing Material 100 Name Lists Lists of Questions covering Anti-Nazis 102 Bach Section, 51 London , Preparation'of Cover and Briefing 117 Lessons fro. the Resistance to the German Occupation of France 157 Appendix - Flair

-ass OPERATIONS 161-258 Germany II --IS,1S5

162 1940-1944 Charts-Resistance Movement in France 164 Paris Paris Oct-Dec Cables Stockhoa Stockhola 1944 London' London Bern- Bern

184,207 Sec.State D 12/20/44 Relationship ~y State Dept. and OSS 186 W.B.Smith 12/16/44 U.S. Organisation and Planning for Occupation o£ Germany 187 CS 12/4/44 Mission tor Germany 191 D Bruce 12/11/44 German Collapse 194-216 FDR D 12/1/44 . Memo re Guarantees 198 D Magruder 1l/2l/44 Talk with Genl. Belts

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./<_- File II 1:2 !!:2!! -Date Subr1ect 200,208 D Buxton 11/27/44 Possible Me activities- Post War Period 204- D Arnold 11/28/44 5I Plan tor Control or German guerrillas 210 9/U/44 Plan for Passive Resistance in Germany and Austria 211 11/15/44 Program against Germany-- OSS Unit for Germany 256 D Dulles 10/7/44 .. Notes on Situation in Europe. EA/D

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ass OPERATIONS Germany I -.15,155 - 1-93 July through September 1944 - 14,826 File # 1:2 !£2m -Date Sub.1ect 1 D Kellogg - 9/30/44 Future OSS activities 11 9/12/44 Outline of M.G. possibilities lI- D Dulles 9/2)/44 QSS Unit in Germany 14 9/22/44 Allocation of German Zones

15 ,;:.- - 9/12/44 Post War control of Germany -~ 21 FDR D 9/2/44 Future ass operations Sec.War 31 JCS D 9/1/44 Report on Plans and achieve- ments 54 Marshall D 8/4/44 Post War Intell. 56 D R&A 7/17/44 American Security Interests .62 D Callisen' 9/25/44 ~lanation of Cable out 1117923 (1141247) 63 Johnson 9/3/44 Germany - Military and Poli- tical information 66 Paris Paris Mar.Apr. Cables London London July. Aug. Bern Bern Sept. '~ro Cairo 1944 Caserta C.serta Algiers Algiers

ass OPERATIONS 93-205 Mediterranean ·96 JCS D 6/25/45 Activities in African-Mid.· East 'l'heatre

. - ~~i·. (~_., J • - .: ..::,.-:-.'-!:. ·2 9 I ----.-~-.-:------,-.------~------.------~------.~~: File # -To !I.2.m ~ Sub,1ect J. 105 s/ /45 Haile Selassie t s Treasures' 129 2/26/45 Dagger documents 131 2/25/45 Plan Sugen 143 11/17/44 City Teams 150 7/29/44 Ossining. operation 160 6/13/44 Mediterranean organization 167 8/1/44 General Order #9 173 9/7/44 Origin and functions of OSS(DCI

ass OPERATIONS 20~-220 Mediterranean - 16,394 205 FDR D 6/3/45 Memo - French and 213-220 Feb.1945 Cables

OSS OPERATIONS 220-28!t Mediterranean - 15,500 .. 221 JCS D 7/19/45' Special operations in Italy

, 223 .JCS P 7/11/45 Intelligence Teams in Italy 224 FDR D 6/15/45 Ferruccio Parri 231 "OL. D 5/2/45 Siapson Tunnel 233.247. .rcs D 4/27/45 Italian Partisans 256 245 Cables 264 12/12/44 CHI Agreement 281 6/15/45 ~terv1ews. Munich--H.K~ng 283 6/17/45 Interviews. St. Wo1frang - Major Peter £/VJ:>

292 ~ 't:'~';~~' "':J(ii': "~j:' ·"i.. '~: ..:...... t:O::~."'. .,:~

ROLL #129 #22 0.8.8. OPERATIONS H. E. f. o.

File :/! ·n From Date Subject 1-30 1 .. D lldrieh 8/25/45 Direct Washington Contrc1 or Istanbul.and Athens Mis- sions. 7 12/23/43 Division or Responsibility II ll/26/43 Middle East Force Directive 13 10/7/43 Establishment of AdTance aa.. in ItalJ fer PSYCBo1oi- ~~jlartar •• 16 10/26/43 PersGDnel Available. 18 Green Knapp 19/2'3/43 Personnel Approved by Secur1ty~ 19 D HeBaine 7/14/43 Report of H1ddle East Aotivities. 2S F.D.B. Churchill 10/23/43 Cable

,,' .:. f}",-~· Churcb1ll F.D.R. 10/23/43 • 26 D For,.. 10/22/43 S.I.· Agents' tor Balkans 6/4/43 Mll1tar.J Persounel 27 .':-."':-~--' .0to Turk er :

o.s.s. OPEBA!IOllS B. A. ~. o. 31-70 32 D Coon 1Q/3Q/44 D1SftSS PlUl 34 S,.nlaa Order ot Battle

'. 35 D 7/~O/44. Beport on 8.1. and X~~, Ho. Africa. . .'!.'~"~.".

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File I: To From ..Date .. " Subject .36 J.C.S. D. 7/-/44 Infiltration by Sea. .38 2/23/44 Report Ho. 1 45 Hill 7/5/44 Field Conditions, Freneh Morecco. 46 King 8/17/44 Plan tor Reorganisation 50 Personnel 51 Glavin Scribner 2/8/44 Industrial Sabotage 55 D Downes 10/19/43 Heopo1itan Campaign 60 10/1/43 Tuscan ArChipelago .:Operations 67 6/21/4.3 P.W. 8.ild S.O. Operations 69 5/8/43 Assistants

r- O.S.S. OPERHIOIfS 70-81 BORTH AFBICA - 101~61 70 D .Hugh•• 2/19/43 OUtl~ or Trip 77 D Huntington 2/2/43" Western Mediterranean Prolram

9.8.8. OPBRA!IOIS 81-102 iBiDAIs 81 D Id.q 2/6/43 Beport 8.3 Seq. State D l2/14/44 AgreelUllt in avo1d1Dl . destruct1GD of public build1ncs b GemaD7 99 D B··'1tcm 10/)1./44 Beport Illrpb7 DW.l.es· . 10/5/44 Crockett.s Report

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File II -To From Date Subject O.S.S. OPERATIONS lO2-l6~ :BOBXI. 15.292 103 D Magruder )/10/45 Status of Central Far' East to Russian information from E11rope 105 D - 2/16/45 Contents ot Two .Mail bags - Manchurian Materials 119 1/29/45 Collection of Eastern " Intelligence- 118 11/15/44 Evaluation o£ Ja~anese Material (D.C.L. 122 Packing List ot Japanese Material D.C.L., Japan Operations Otr1cer 124 Prot •.Bredia 127 9/6/44- Rescue ot Crewmen trom Switzerland ,. 133 Montly Field Reports 136 Joyce Green 7/9/45 Starr Orgaa1zatlon, Per8QDDel 142 D .E.T.O. 7/~/# St&;j:e ot Preparation for Expanded Operations in SWitzerland.

143 8/3/44 Report OD Ossining 2 1.45 ".D.B. D 3/30/45 German Observation Posts 150 D Boas l2/31/43 Area '1.-4- - .eport 159 8/-/43 Use ot Ml11tar,y Personnel 163 4/8/43 Mirror Plm

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':.'\;.:~."... . 295 -v

F11'e :/I 12 From Date Subject

0.8.S1 OPEBATIOHS '16a:-18O AYSTBI1- 1J161~ 166 Dogwood 2/16/44 Austrian Resist. Movement 170 2/5/44 Austrian Committee or Liberation

O.B.S. OPERA~IOllS 180-18~ HUIlGABr 181 3/22/44 . Sparrow Mission 184 J.C.S. D 11/20/43 The Hungarian 8ituat1oD

0.S.8. OPBRHIOBS 18~-212 EOLABD 190 Oct. "44- Warsawfe. 196 F.D.B. D 6/21/45 PoliSh ProvisiGDal Gov't 200 J.C.S D 6/20/45 Mi11tar,y Political • Ecenom1eCondition. 207 F.D.R. D 11/5/44 General Zrmier.k1 208 10/2/44 Soviet - Polish Situation' 211 D' 8/3/44 Letter troIIl J. Cieohano8q

O.S.S. OI'lCRHIO.S I. B.·!. 0., 212-l0' IIDG - CHII, 235 11/11/44 FrDeh Indo-

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File I !o Prom 12m SUbject '. - ., 249 - C~bat Ie .~botage ParaCbRte Paints 251 ~ . 251 P87chologieal Wartare 252 Annam Gro~p 253 Ha1,Aong, 193.~-40 254 Sail on,' 1941 - U.S.A. 258- China 1942 271 J.C.S. J.S.P. 3/17/45 Support to Resistance Grollp. 281 1/31/45 PlaD ~Gr Sabotage ot Hanoi - Saile B.B• 283 2/16/45 .L1a18OB with Free. neet 296 Gordon Plan

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..~~'. ,._:;.l.i~ .... . ~ • p ." •• "...... I -- BOLL 130 ass OPERATIONS 1-~2 SeE.A.C. thru 13,999 file Ii. To Froa Date SUbject 1 D Ripley 12/30/43 ass situation in Ceylon 2,20 12/-/44 Communications 11 12/21/43 Bassein Intell. Pro3ect 17 D1ft1nbaugh 12/1.4/43 A-4 Area 25 Norton 10/5/44 Operation HOT Foot 1 29 10/4/44 Political situation 33 . 12/8/43 Program of Projects 41 J"CS D 10/20/43 ..Proposed'Directive 53 8/17/43 outline ot the Working Plan,ot 56 SACO OSS in Ch.1l3a

ass OPERAfiO:lS .

~2-1J2 S.E.A.C. 'P 14,·000 ~ 15.,909 60 Scofield 11/3/44 Operations Juke box and Oatmeal . S1m1an "Baru" ~i D Murphy' ll/24/44 Medical SUrvey, Ceylon 80 D Peers 1/29/45 Personnel required at 101 87 1/15/4.5.. Relation ot OSS to SEAC and IS theatre~ 96 D Law.man 6/26/44 Darwin Base 100 8/7/44 Conference WJ1)and Qarnons-Wil11ams 108 4/13/4'J . BBndl1ng of ISLDagents 116 D Wilkinson 5121/~5 Directive tor claadest1ne activities 128 2/12/45 Report ot totU' by' HPD '1 . 139 Basis ot discussions - HO, PWE, SOE

ass OPERA!IQlS

139-212 leB.t.O. II - U.500 I· 140 7/27/45 Operation pattern - survivors trom U'.8., B01lSton \ . 145 D Jfd~er1.8 6/27/4,5 Status ot R I: D 147,154, 171 8/22/45 .A.PI:OPro~ect 151 6/23/45 CHAMO Plan 165 D Burton 3/30/45 Meao. re .eeting 1a Zanuary (OOL). 165 D. EUler 3/26/45 -Ma.o - Penetration ot Korea 167 D EUler 12/26/45 Prel • nar.y Report - Field Ezpe~1aentaj . Un1t' ' 169 D M.U. 3/30/45 ·G1m1k Pro~ect Lee 4/2/45 I:oreans in Ba:wai1 (DeL) .l!1r4 D ..ie,

.~"'.-'- ...... ~..'~ /...... - .:.:: . - . :~ :139-212 (cont' d) -F.E.T.O. II - 14,500 (cont'd) To From Date Subject 175 Monthly Report 178 DGER (French Intel1. Unit) 183 RPH Lee 12/19/44 Clam (DCL) 184 Oyster Project 187 11/9/44 Meeting Far 'East Theatre (DeL) 188 D Hoffman 10/6/44 Airplanes for Far East 192 Fisher 9/26/44 Supply Procedure - F.E. 198 3/19/45 Reports 200 D otGara 11/11/44 Handling of tactical and operational intelligence 201 CS D 7/10/44 Use of poison gas by Japs 203 7/18/44 Closer ·liasion between ass and AAF in lETO 205 8/23/45 Star Project 208 6/11/45 Calcutta office

ass OPERATIONS 213-258 F;.E.T··..:O. Thailand II" 13,,271 June '45 214 June '45 Cables / 247 D Little 9/13/45 Interim MO operations 248 FDR . D 8~/45 POWs 250 Sec.State D 8/27/45 Jap surrender 252 8/22/45 Thai Committee activities -,256 JCS D 7/10/45 Penetration of Thai 257 D Coughlin 5/18/45 Theater Directive - - ,.-,,- ,,, 'to .. 1

ROLL 131 ass OPERATIONS 1-92 Thailand, II. Mar. - May 1945 File :fi. To From Date SUbject 1 Cables 51 JCB D 5/22/45 Operational Plan 54 Eaker D 4/30/45 William HcGar17 57 D Ripley - 4/30/45 British Policy 58 Summary of situation -63 D Ripley 4/10/45 Border incidents 64 . D Hortman 4/7/45 ~i Committee 66 Coughlin Greenlee -4/12/45 John a sick man 67 11 4/20/45 Siren Mission Statement of Wm. Bayles McGarry 70 D Ta71or 4/9/44- Problem of ass !hai Reports .73 JCB D 3/26/45 Aid to Thai resistance 80 JCS D 3/26/45 Indo Chinese in 83 3/19/45 Present Thai situation

ass OPERATIOBS 93-195 F.E.!.O. - !hailand - thru February '45 93 Cables 146 D Coughlin 2/28/45 Thai situation l.48,167Coughlin McXenzie 2/23/45 Sequence partY' 149 'Incoming messages fram operatives 151 2/17/45 Wallace name used in fj2st drop 155 OUtgoing messages to q>eratives 160 FDR D 2/22/45 H1l1tary and Political Intel1 •. 160,170 Developaents in Thai 162 Japanese Troops 166 2/16/45 Siamese situation . 168 Heao. of Thai Special Delegation- 174 1/30/45 Heeting - dOCU1leD.tsbrought out bY' wspokeSDlall" 175 D 1/16/45 Future operations or Detachment 101 180 Aug.Sept. '44 !hai Baae Broadoasts 186 8/15/44 Bev !hal Cabinet 189 8/5/44 Anti Jap movement 193 . 1/26/44 Free Thai lI.oveaent

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126-222 Dart Plan ;. FUell. To From. Date SUbject 197 JCS D 11/13/44 Plan for OSS activities in the Pac1ric Ocean areas 200 Plan for penetration of the Knrl1e Islands 207 Plan for R & A activities in the areas 209 Plan for'snbversive M.O. in Central Pacific area 211-12 Map of" proposed radio operations .' 216 Lecture -The Offensive of theU.S. and Britain v , Deteruiinat10a ot the People-~ b7 Ry'osuke Sato~~~ 217 DA Toast before the BattleD by Kingore Hashimoto 219 "Lighten tae Peoples Burden b.r Cleaning out the ?rof"iteers. by .the Patriotic Society 220 .lfRetire the High CODIIIsnders &: PrOlllate the Young Officers. Tabulation of radio stations "Destro7 the Machjnations of the USA and. England- 225 Morale SUbYersion Operations. to. be directed to Japanese. . . -En')

301 .c,.·,:,· -e., .,...... ~a"!l'- r=» J'-:'" -.

lOLL 132 Proposal. ~or Ac~iY1tl•• in the P•• ilia Theatre Pil.1 -!o -prOia Dat. Subject 8 D Coo. V•• of latiY. P••pl.

...... 9-15 Philippine. , 10' D Q. aeo.eTelt 12/1'/44v. B. Donald (DeL) . . 11 L. LubeR D 12/24/44B..~ A. S.rne•• .. 12 Lancer Mar1iD 12/1a/" laabeo Projeot - . 14 12/16/1t1. ".tiDe en .lRlri.ti •• Pro"."(DeL) 15-" OSS OaGAlIZA.!IOI CJWl!S 1944-4' .lotl~t1 •• reported.by 2' OIS aDd other &leDci •• 30 12/28/44 Acut Raacl1illl CUrt )0 a. A BraDeh . . 31 ' ..iti....1A !Ia.. 'tre Orpai ••tlou 36 U.'.Qoytt-lz.o.t1 •• Braaaa 42 - - '-raJa.1.poal Warfare

011 !IIIlftB OrrICD. - Certificate o~ lerrioe (BeiGe BaR) . . 45 Orpaisatlon Chart !f,7 Pr•••• t work .~ !beatr. o~nc.nI

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rile I -To -Froll -Date Subject 51 Buxton Boftll&D. 6/30/43 R.~rt - Theatre Officers 54 .. 12/2/44 Progress aeport - ,ar East S5 D Buxton 10/31/" Meeting-ReorgAni.ation ot 'fO 60 D Richard. 5/10/44 T.O.Policy Mattera

1 OSS SUPPLY SYSTEM 6&-2 , 65 6/12/43' De.elopaent ot Cargo Shipaents 66 - General ~lY Procedure 69 R.C.Wright ~~~~ Storage & .aue of Supplies 10 I) R.C.1fr1ght 6/'/43 Pr.aant By.t.. with 1l••OIaend.atlon8 :Z2-1~O o. w. I. 72 D Wil.on S/1l/4s ae1atlonahlp with O.W.I. . 75 D B1Dks 12/6/44 Dr. Brown'. actlT1tl •• with.O.V.I. SO Buxton til.en 4/'/44 O.W.I. - ID Centerence 66 D .pOol. 11/5/43 OplD1oD SarYeY8 ..ong Pollah anel Slo.U: Aaer1cana

It.9 0•••1. B. nart... 9/26/42 aecalatloaa .. S••urity - ot IDtorutloB 91 D Dora 6/3/1:1J .... GerlWl Dar.of Over- •••• Braaoh O. .1. . - :.- Partial Kecorel .t Bar.ooel 9S 0enIaD Branch - O.W.I. 99 ~t1o. Mapslll. of the Gerun DeJR.ot O.W.I. in •• 1. 5/7/43

103 )/9/43 Bxaouti •• Ord.r - O••• I.

303 File (I, -To -From --Date Subject 105 12/21/42 O.W.I. Broadcasts 115 Davis D ll/29/~ w. Howland to handle Seeurity Matters

130-153 OIL 131 D Shaheen 3/27/44 ~Proposed OSS,Agent at Court of King Ibn Saad - S.M. Hanna 133 4/23/43 Walter Levy 136 1/29/43 Axis 011 situation 140 Wm. Rhodes Davis 1At,1 n Phillip 9/2/42 011 in United Kingdom 142 5/1S/42 Rumanian Oil 149 D 11/30/41 British estimate ef enemy oil position

153-179 OLIVIA PROJECT (DCL) 154-155 D Lee -'1/14/43 •Cargo handling at Casa- blanca 156 1/S/43 • Transler of ship. to Moroccan Flay 15' 1/12/43 ' Bensaude's Proposal 159 D Lee 12/17/43 . Mr. RGss-Smith 160 Hamilton D 9/1/42 • sIs Donna Lane 161 Train D g/6/42 • Bensaude-F1omarcy Co. 167 .Doisier of Jeaquim S.Si1va

180-256 OPERATION GROUPS 180 11/0/44 iorwegian OG's 182 11/18/44 0 G R~turnee8 to Area aF"

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rile I To Pro. Date Subject - ..~ . - 1$4- LiYermore iO/14-/IK Plan ter operati~nal Group. lSS • June t 44 aeport ot Radio Drops Co. -B- 169 C~catiOD. Report 209 SAS Target Areaa-Ko Italy 217 12/26/43 Operation Instruction. 219 Basic P.c~ng List 220 1/10/44 aeport Heptane Operation 222 1/10/44 Operations Conducted 225 Tactic. and Methods ot Genun !IT[ 242 9/21/43 P 1f DivisioD 244 6/22/43 Organisation and FunctiODt

2~6-261 o. G. OPElU.'lIORAL MAPS . . Aup!t~S.ptea\).r 1944

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ROLL 13l CORliESPOHDEHCE - 1941 1-36- -P File I -To -FrOID Date Subject 1-2 1941 Correspondence Index 29 D Lang~r 10/20/41 Report on Progress of Psychological Warfare.

CORRESPONDENCE 37-63 -PA

63-S7 PE - PO

67-123 PA -.PG (1942) 102 D FBI 6/22/42 Hal Pape 107 D FBI 6/13/42 O.R.H.F. Petera 116 3/6/42 Panic in Air. Raids 121 2/20/42 Rio Conterence

12.l-161 Pi - PH (1?4l) .. 126 6/12/43 Propo••d P•••port Lelialation

161-16~ PH ISS Bruce Cook 1/19/43 R.V. Philips Glosi~nt.brickeD (tiled UDder Pi-PRJ 165 D Luger 11/l2/42 Centralisation ot PhotocraPhic lquipHnt. 167 D D.spres 10/19/42 Pipeline Coaplation Va 'rankerCon.- structioD

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3Q-6 ...... -. ~tjf~ (... *:s.~ .. ~_ 185-219 PH - PZ (1943) File It. -To ~ Subjfict 191 Plan of Martin Hall and Hans Rochfeld to be used in invasion of Europe. 202 Post War Planning. 205 _ D FBI 5/1/43 Dr. F.W. Proewig. 215 DQssier - Andrei Popovici 219-230 PI -PN 223 3/18/43 On Plane Diffusion Problems Von G.C. Wick in 'Rome 231-270 -PO 233 Foreign Service Training 24-0 Poole 6/45 Outline for Series of Motion Pictures Depicting Element,sof International Politics. 257 8/6/45 Starr Project. 263 D G.H. Clowes 12/4/44 Col. Milton A. Stone.

270-307 PR - PZ 274 Gullowag Caray 7/22/44 N~eds and Requests from the Field. 282 D 3/22/44 Instructions for Preparation of Field Reports. 289 9/14/45 Garards - CSS Buildings Reports of Board to determine 298 12/20/43 of Printing Press developed by OSS

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ROLL 114 CORRESPORDERCE 1':'" PO - PZ (1942) File It -To -FrOlI Data Subject 1 12/4/42 Churchill's Italian Broadca8t. 3 OOndliffe Agenda tor a Post-War World. 15 D Goldberg ~:··5/28/42 Suggestions re'Political Warfare. 21 . Sec.State 3/20/42 Alfrado Meneses. 25 '2/7/42 Lowell Mallett )2 3/30/42 Petroleua Industry War Council 3) Presentation Methods.

34=56 Pacific Coast Otfice

56-123 Pacific Coa8t Trainins

l2~1~ Pacific 18lands .. 125 FDR D 4/7/44 Position in South West Theatre. 132 6/19/43 Major Strategic Pos8ibiliti ••

1~1-161 1f (191,.1) 143 Corre8pondence lad'S. 145 D FBI 11/25/41 Strategic Points Along V••t Coast. 146 11/11/41 Possibilitiea ot Anti Jap Riote in Loa Angeles. 159 World Political Per8pectives Su.aer and Fall ot 1941.

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161-122 WA- WE '12!tl~ File I -To -From -Date Subject 162 4/1/43 Employment of Negroes in Federal Government. 170 Winnacker July 1943 Report on Activities in Sicily. 175 Lyle, Jr. The War o£ 1938 (Everybody's Magazine 1918) 179 D Waller Oct. 1945 Argument against ·Unconditional Surrender". 193 D FBI Aug. 194.3 Roland Wentzel. 197 Crea1Sion or a War Sta£f £or the Bommander-in-Chiet.

122-2~1 WA - VB 112~) 202 Military Judgment in Advance ot Eventa. 213 12/5/42 Max Werner t. Books. 218 9/16/42 Report on Morale in Industry. 234 D Wiley 4/6/42 Pro-Soviet Sentiment in G.B. 242 D State Dept. 19)6 Exchange of Correspondence between Rabindraneth Tagore and Tone logachi. . 251-251'8 -WA -lID NoV.: Numb~r. 2~ ~ 2~ 1nC~.1Ye ~. 1Ii.\~.

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ROLL 135 1-779 ass PERSORlfEL File Mo. 1-50 !!2erg, Wallace to ~er8on, Junita Maria 51-94 -Anderson, Katherine C. to -Asselina, Philip 94-1 Baagoe, Mud to ,Bastain, H. E. 44 ,00 145-195 .!!!!tedo,K.P. to ~semer, Auria1 196-245 ~8emer, W.M.C. to ~te, Robert 246-295 !22th, Alfred W. to ~erick, L.P. 296-345 ~e, David to !!t1ing, Edward 346-363 !!t1ingame, Anson to ~ek, Stephen 363-399 2!!le, Walter to £!!:penter, George 400-499 Qi!:penter, George J. to E!!ssell, R.G. Jr. 450-499 E!!ltiok, M.B. to ~ty, J.J. Jr. 500-549 Q,smcordia.Marie'L. to .2.!3w.tord. Jack B. 550-581 Qmw.tord, John B. Jr. to £!!sewald, WIl. B. 581-599 12!!n, Georgeto !!!Iid80I.l., X.nneth B. 600-649 !!!Iid.on, Milton to !!!!~our, Pranoi. A. 650-699 y!!en •••i, Robert J. to ~., Fred 700-129 -.Drake, lred B. to -D.1.1ak~, Frank W. 730-749 !!!le, .... .,. to !!..clracher, John O. 750-779 El!!redP. HeDrJ' B. to ~1dc., .lrrln F.

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1-506 PERSONNEL 1-7 Ethridge, Arvin - Ezzell, Earl 7-62 Faasa, Raymond S. .-',lynn, Raymond J. 62-113 Fodor, Eugene. - FussIer, Herman H. 113-174 Gable, Lewis M. - Gjessing, Raymond G. 174-223 Glamack, George G. - Green, William R. 223-257 Greenawalt, Norman E. - Gwiazdowski, Jos. A. .. 257-331 Haag, John W. - Hazlewood, wm. F. 331-385 Head, Bayard M. - Hlodash, George 385-436 Hoag, Edith P. - Horuby, Blaheslav 11.37-461 Hubbard, Don - Hpn, Peter S. 462-476 Iannotti, Daniel L. - lwuci, Stanley S. 476-496 Jaari, Sender - Jaycox, John W. 496-506 Jeffcoat, Emma-R. - Johannes, Frank

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ROLL 137 No.2 File No. CABLES 1-3 Calcutta - - April 1, 1943 3-24 Casablanca - December 1942 - April 1, 1943 25-49 Chungking - July 1942 - April 1, 1943 49-71 Chungking - (Gale) - March to 72-80 ~ (Hurst) December 1942 - April 1, 1943 80-110 Karachi - (Eifler) - May I, 1942 - April 1, 1943 . (also New Delhi and Chungking) 110-122 Karachi (Eifler, Aitken and others Rov. 1942-Apr.1,1943) 122-139 J.R. HaydentsTrip - July 1942 - , 1943 140-166 Honolulu - June 1942 -:April 1, 1943 167-198 Stockholm - July 1942 - March 1943 198-207 Istanbul - Ap,gBst 1942 - April 1, 1943 207-227 - August 1942 - April 1, 1943

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312 ROLL lia CABLES File No. 1-3 Johann•• burg (St~e) Aug. 19lt2 - Oct. 16, 1941 3-26 Lagoa (Wi18o~~ Watts, Borth Aug.~1942 - Apr. 1, 1943 27-31 Leopoldvil1e, -' (Crisp) Sept. 19lt2 - Apr. 1, 1943 32-133 Libson (Amertin, O'Keefe, (reat, O'Brien) Aug. 1942 - Apr. -1, 194.3 13lt.-153 Libaon (Chambers) March to June 1942 152-164 " (Osiaa) June to Sept. 1942 16Je.-176 • (Raiehle) June to Aug. 1942 176-195 • (S~lborg) Mar. to July, 1942 ~ 195-220 Leeaiit';..Lovreneo Marques lSilYa, Faria, Elbert) Dec. 1942 - Apr. 1943 220-251 Chungking (La.ey, Miles) Apr. 1942 - Dec. 1943 252-33Je. Madrid (Savoy, Metro,Plas. Cabot, Royal) May 19~2 - Apr. 1, 1943

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File No. 1-23 MOnrovia, Liberia (Photo, E8sex) June 1942-Apr. 1, 1943

23-40 n' It to Lagos (Han1ey) ,July - Rov. 1942 40-41 Moscaw, Kuibyshev to Apr. 1, 1943 41-53 New Delhi (TolstQy) Dec. 1942-Apr. ,1, 1943 53-76 Capetown, Pretoria (Stone) Oct. 1942-Apr. 1, 1943 77-119 Stockholm (Taylor) Aug. 1942-Apr. 1943 119-164 Tangiers (Lloyd and others) June 1942-Apr. 1, 1943 164-179 't:ehran(Lowe, Grant) May 1942-Apr. 1943 160-196 Vichy (Asta1uana) July 1942-lov. 6, 1942 196-236 Miscellaneous 196-206 L1baon, Hew Delhi, Karachi, Bombay, Dakar, . 206-214 Tenerite, CaDar,' Islands, Capetown, 214-216 London, Geneva, Dublin, Liberia 216-221 (Taylor) 222-223 sasra, Iraq, 224-221 labul, IIoDrOvia, Duala, Canberra, Perth, Port-au.-Prince, 226-23_ Alaaka, lfew.roundland, RaYaDa, , Florida, San Francisco and various Aray Caps . 236-44S Foreign IDtOr.atioD SerTie. Repre.entatiyes 239-254 Brazzaville (i. Bookllan) also 110. 271 254-272 Johanna.burg (B. Blauvelt) 273-260 Cairo (A. Kirk)

314 .--, ,'--, . ...:~ \' ,,'

281-320 Stockholm (K. Jensen, Johnston) 321-347 B,yoglu, Turkey (Parker) 347-394 New Delhi (Robt. A. Smith) 394-416 Cairo (Paul West, Kirk) 416-428 Miscellaneous 429-445 Berne (G. Mayer)

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'FILE JO. 1-60 London "(-UatraYic) Aug. 1 - loy. 1,'1942 60-73 London ,Cointorm) • " 73-11g London (Ustravic) t- " . 11g-123 London (Cointorm) • • 124-427 ~ Lolldon (UstraYic) • • 325 Record of Di.cUB.ioDa held with WSD in Phillip'. office 9/12/42

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File Ro. 1-81 Fro.: 'London, Uatray!c - :lIoveaber 1942 82-136 To: London, Ustravic - Hoyeaber, 1942 137-208 From: London, Ustravic - nec"eaber 1942 209-274 To: London, Ustrarlc - Deceaber 1942- 275-366 rro.: London, U8trane - JanU&r7 1943

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ROLL 143 CABLES

File Ro. l~90 To.: London, Ustranc: . 90-195 Fro.: Ustr8vic: February 1943 196-2$2 To: London, Ustravic: February 1943

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LONDON. USTRAVIC

File No. 1-238

1-117 From: March 1~7-238 To: Karch

320

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File No. 1-249 l-J..39 From: April

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File No. 1-233

1-122 From: May 123-233 To : May

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WM. A. EDDY, "ALGIERS

File Jo. 1-287

.l=.4i From: Jan • to Dec. 1942 it5-151 From: Jan. 1 to apr. 30, 1943'

152-191 'ro • March to Dec. 1942 121-287 To ·• Jan. 1 to Apr. 30, 1943

...... :'323 ~

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ROLL 148

CABLES 12A:l EXnE! , ALGIERS

File No. 1-430

1-40 From: May

~1-80 To • May 80-12~ From: June

124-174: !o • J'une

.174-240 ~o • J'uly 2!!-202 From: July .20~-262 From.: August

.26J-~20 fo • .Ai:1gust

-/41- ,-- :..... «: rr-. r- ,.-". \..... '" .. '

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ROLL 149 CABLES 1943 LONDON, USTRAVIC

File Ho. 1-488

1-1~~ From: . June

135-263 To • June 264-377 From.: July

21.7-/t.88 To • July

. 325:~. :.~.;~. .'.''"-/4'- • ».~ ~.-::" - . .,: I> .,. ~, ,: ',

ROLL 150 " CABLES 1943 BERN

File No. 1-6it2 26-!t2 From.: April 1-26 nr May 122-170 " June 272-202 n July "=26-201 " liugust 61-72 To: "April. 20-61 " May 170-186 n June 202.225 " July 501-517 " August

CAIRO

·~2,.4.3 ,. -:':~.; ... 76-10S' Froill: ·~t",,~c.,;. .'. ....,.:/ 186-2ll " ' Sue.· ".,:~~~;.,:', J26-288 " Jul7

517-579 ', " ",' August 72-72 to: J.p~11 108-122 " May 222-272 " June 388-455 n J~y 580-645 " August

Elm /So- .- • ,-. ~ .(& 1",'-' ...,.". 0; . • -

ROLL 151 CABLES 1943 MADRID

File No. 1-337 1-199

1-36 FrOIl: November, October, September ~6-7~ " August, July 72-108 11 June, May, April 108-1~1 To: November, October, September 1~1-172 " August, Jul,. ~2-,i22 11 June,. May,. April

199-337 LISBQN

122-222 From: I'ovember, October •. Sept_bar 222-214:.7 " August, lul,., ~-2~2 " .a7, April 2~7-222 !O-" Woyember,October, Septuber 22J-l28 • August, Jul,., June l28-lll: • May, April

.... :" .....!:l~~,:~".

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BOtL 152 CABLES 1943

File No. 1-190

1,2 From: New Delhi, July

1 ft O.P.D. Marshall, ,

KARACHI 1-36 From: July through November 36-53 To: November, October, September 53-70 " August, JUly, June

71-82 " lIay, Apr 11

LAURENCO MARQUES 36;82-91 To: November through JUly 91-105 •

: Pra.: 'Woyember through April 123-13'7;36.· !e: tt ft "

CAP 1'l'O"" 138-150i190 From: August through April 159-158 To: '. ft ".

328 ... ,~ ·;J~-··;;';·~/·:'rL .; ...... ;. ~~..~."•. ' ..,::~ ~.~ ...::I _

_ ~. !....O...... ~~.; :>";:(:-. ,,-- .

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TEHERAN 158 From: , 159-160 TQ: April and May

SAN FRANCISCO 160-167 To: AugUst through April 167-174 From: It " "

TANGIER 174-179 To: June through Apr1l 179-190;143 From: It It "

329 ...... -. -/~.2- J~; ~. -. • ~,:-: .. ,~-.-.:- .. :. '. - -".:tI:

ROLL153 CABLES 1943 ACCRA File Ho.

1-

1-37 From: November through April

27-70 To: " " " ALGIERS 71-101 From: November through Februar,y 101-104 To: " April mARA·::

105-10'1 From:~. August through Kay To: ~ ,.

BUENOS AIRM 107-122 From: Ionmber througb Janua!7 123-136 To: " " ·If BBIRl

137-W"~-Pro.:~ BOTembar through April. Is '72:-; ~o: S

BIIRtJ!

i46-151 From:}. JUDe through .lprU .To:

.... 330 . ,~ ......

-- ~ >~.' : .... '. • .·1" ~ .. to'· . ':~/:; .. ? 7~~;!'~ :.--:-. ~ ; ~'" '., .'

GIBRALTER 277-283 From:~ October - ap~il

To: ~ ft ft

. HELSINKI ~ 283-284 From: . June

HONOLULU 285-295 To: ~ November - April & 373 From:~

ISTANBUL 294-315 From: 'November - April 315-338. To: ft ft

' . .JERUSALEM

332-342 To: ~Kay - April From:)

LBOPOLDVILLB 842-349 Fr~:.~ BoveJllbe~-Apri1 To:' i

LIBERIA. MONROVIA 350-363 rrOll:~ .Tune - April To: S

LAURENCO MARQUES 363-372 From:~ June-April To: . S

332· _ 4",~~C-:- .~. .'- :-;:.,.. "--l :.1

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES 158; 160 FROM: Teheran:- April . 288 To: stockholm:- April

END

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ROLL 154 CABLES 1943

STOCKHOLK File No.

1-66 From: October - April 67-111 To: - "

NEW DELHI 112-159 To: November - July 178-238 From: April - November

MISCELLAl!EOUS 159-160 LEOPOLDVILLE: November 160-165 ST. VINCENT: November-September 165-166 KABUL: November-August 166-167 DURBAN: Nova.ber-August . !67-170 JOBABlfBSBURG:October-September October QUEBEC:. August HBLSDfKI: September September 170-178 RIO ·de JAlfBIRO:Kove.ber -October (~so 1250-253) BElRU!: September MISCELLANEOUS: foollBAY: October

33.4 2l~-2~ RUFISQUE: August -June 2lJr.6-2/{l TENERIFE:· August--Tuly

~ CALCUTTA: August 220-223 : Sep.tember - July (G.W. Toland)

END

335 --.-/~4- :~. ·:Co: ·.~ ..

ROLL 155 32674 CABLES 1943

LONDON, USTRAVIC File Ho. 1-234

1-124 From: September 122-23/i To: "

".

336

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.,...... ' ~

ROLL 15~6 CABLES 1943

LONp9N, USTRAVIC F1le No. 1-241

1-127 From: August

127-241 To: "

END.

337 -156- .. ,,'" f -.

File No. ROLL 157

CABLES 12SJ.

1-296 CAIRO

1-79 To: October 79-U6 From: "

Jdt:6-2J2 To: September 2.22-226 From: n

338 .. ~:,.'" -"

FILE NO. ROLL 158

CABLES

1-282 EXDET, ALGIERS

1 - 70 From: October

70-151 To: "

151-210 From: September

210~282 To: " -M»-

" ..

.. 3·39 ~:.~:-.;.. '. r r:.. { ..•~... ' , , ,~, \ O';sy'

FILE NO. ROLL 159

CABLES .!ill'

1 - 198

1 - 25 To • November

28 - 83 From: "

26 - 28;( To • Octob'er ..• 88 -102 (

84 - 88; ( From: " • 102-144 (

145-162 .'T9 • sept_ber 162-198 lProa: "

-ERD

3 4~-~' ,r---,

File No. ROLL 160 CABLES

1-246 EXDET, ALGIERS

1-62 To · December 62-113 From : n 114-185 To · November 185-246 From : n

',.

341

. ":" . ".,f":(; -:

.:- " FILE No. ROLL 161

1-269 CABLES 12it.l

USTRAVIC, LONDON

1-141 From: November 141-269 To: "

•

342 r'\.'" i.

File No. ROLL 162

CABLES

~ 1-262 GUSTAV, CAIRO

1-61 To · December 61-125 From : n

125-191 To • November 191-262 From : n

...:..:": :.".<. -/62 - -.. . 7;'_..-. '... File No. ROLL 163 CABLES .J:ill 1-311 USTRAVIC, LONDON

1-156 From : October n 156-311 To •.

344

.. ~ . '. . . .. --"",. )

FILE NO. noLL 164 CABLES 1943 1-254 USTRAVIC, LONDOW

.- 1-131 Fram: )2-~54 To: •

EID

~/b4-

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FILE NO~ ROLL 165

CABLES

1-355 ISTANBUL (MacFarland, Louis, Fenol)

1-12i50 From: March, 1944 12-2 To: n n 26-i4 From: February, 1944 44-3 To: n u 63-74 From: January, 1944 81-94 To: u n 74-81 From: December~ 1933 94-105 To: n 11

ACCRA (Hanly, RuiUs) l05-l1i From: Feb. 1944 thru Dec. 1943 114-12 To:" n 11 11

BAGHDAD (Donor) 126-130 To: Feb.'1944 thru Dec. 1943 131-155 From: 11 • II

CAIRO 155-17; Fro.. : (Leete) April, 1943

176-18; .To: (Photo) Feb. 1944 thru sept. 1943 185-19 . From: (Photo) oct. thru Dec. 1943; Feb.•1944

ALGIERS 198-201 To: (Knife): Feb. 1944 - Dec. 1943

.....- /bJ- 346 • -7~ - - - ~;~ _:..._-.:...... ".. •• ,•• t:.~' • .:.. 1" '.-'\ .~J" . <..)

FILE NO•. COLOMBO (Chase; Ripley) 201-210 (To: Feb. 1944 thru Dec. 1943 (F:r:om:

HONOLULU (Victor) 210-213 (To: Jan. - Feb. 1944 (FroiD.:

LEOPOLDVILLE (Teton) 213-217 (To: Dec. 194~ thru Feb. 1944 (From:

LOURENCO MARQUES (Ebert, Urban)

217-228 ~~~m: Dec. 1943 thru Feb. 1944

LUANDA (Silva, Faris, Homer) 228-236 (From: Dec. 1943 thru Feb. 1944 (To:

PRETORIA, CAPETOWN (Casey, , Stone, . . . Flagg) .236-251 (To: Sept. 1,.1943 thru Feb. 1944 (From: .

RUFISQUE (Stamp) 2~1-264 :To: 2 4-273 From: Sept. 1, 1943 tbru Feb. 1944

SAN FRANCISCO (Victor, Hall) 273-286 To: Sept. 1, 1943 thru Feb. 1944 287-297 From: ." t1 n

347 ~,

TANGIERS (Lloyd) 227-202 From: , 1943 thru Feb. 1944 212-21~ 11 n n' n 217-321 11 n n 11 30t>-211 To: n n n 31l!:-;217 To: n n 11

TEHERAN (Love) 221-326 (From: (To: July 1, 1943 tbTu Feb. 1944

TENERIFE (Washburn) 326-330 (To: (From: Dec. 1, 1943 thru Feb. 1944

MISCELLANEOUS May 1943 thru Feb. 1944 ADDIS ABABA

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA

BAllI BEIRO! . -:RIO' DE s.uBIIlO . - , 'aAJtB VBBDBS ,'.1.aUSALBM JIDDA .rOHADESBtJRG .~A.L 348 " ~-r~;: . -s '>,

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. .~. ...~.~~~~ ~ -. -- - . , ~:.. --: . '~:~t;:::';~.;" .....:..: '. ~- . -, -~ . , ", ' .:."~.', l ",\

" MISCELLANEOUS ( Cont • ) May 1943 thru Feb. 1944.

3432, 354 2lt!t PEARL HARBOR ill PORT ELIZABETH ill ST. VINCENT 3~~z 3A8 DAKAR 3~5-3Ag CASABLANCA ;350 FT. MONMOUTH, N.J ... 350 CAPE LEE, VA. 350 CEUTA 351 DURBAN 351 BASBA ill IZMIR ill CAMP BLANDING, FLA., FORT MASON, CALIF. ill LOBITO 12.4. ASCENSION ISLANDS ill SUVA ill MARI!pCH ill KABUL

349 Ir~ ,

.'- .:

ROLL 166 1-391 CABLES NEW DELHI (Tehki)

1-22 TO: March, 1944 23-44 FROM: " ft /%2-71 FROM: . February, 1944 71-105 TO: n " 102-1~3 FROM: January, 1944 143-1 0 TO: n " 180-220 FROM: December, 1943 221-2M TO:

ca. USAF, CBI, Rear Echelon (Sultan) Sept. 1943 thru Feb. 1944 242-253 TO: 253-280 FROM:

CHUNGKING: KunmingX (Yawoi) 281-310 TO: Dec. 1933 thru 310-333 FROM: ft. " " " " (Dat. 101)

.X #308-310 and 1326-333

KARACHI (Eifler) Dec. 1933 tbru Feb. 1944 n " " " " ;:J

END :

350 I" -/bh':"-. ~...,.' ••• _;i •• '!'-- .~ FILE NQ.' ROLL 167 CABLES 12M 1-567 USTRAVIC, LONDON

\ 1-132 From: January 139-260 ~o •, •

~2Q-aI2 From: Febra.a17 '-12-261 !o • •

END

.. ; . 351 '.~:"-":~,i-/ h 7~ - "":; ',~!'~'; ;[~,~,., "-" , ,..-.

FILE NO. EOT.I. , 68 CABLES 1943-1944 1-.347 BERN

1 -2~ To: -93 From: .,

2Jt-11J.: To: February 115-168 From: n

J.62-122 To: January

192-268 From: 11

268-22!t To: December, 1943 221.-J.:Z From: • «

END

352 '-. ( } "U

FILE NO. ROLL 169 .CABLES

1-401 GUSTAV, CAIRO

!::2l TO: ~anuary 59-121 FROM: n

120-179 FROM: February 180-22~ TO: n 2~~-218 FROM: -395 TO: " ~26-~O8 FROM: March 400-401 TO: n ~P~oto~.

END

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FILE NO. ROLL 170 CABLES

1-306 EXDET-ALGIERS

1-69 FROM: January 69-130 TO: n 130-220 FROM: February 220-306 TO: "

(170)

·354 FILE NO. ROLL 171 CABLES

1-421 EXDET, ALGIERS

1-103 TO: March 103-2

355". (171) }--. .--..

FILE NO. ROLL 172 CABLES

1-329 U8TRAVI6, LONDON

1-176 FROM: M~rch 176-329 TO:

. '~".' :".

356 . :...... ~.::: . .-;. ~.,. :ii.~·(172) FILE NO. ROLL 173 CABLES

1-435 EXDET, ALGIERS

1-112 FROM: May 112-221 TO: " 221-336 FROM: June 336~A35 TO: n

.' :!.~. 357 (173) ,- '- . . .~~:- ... ~~'-:.;': -~------.. --_. FILE NO. ROLL 174 CABLES

1-317 USTRAVIC, LONDON

1-175 FROM: May 175-317 TO: n

(174) 358· FILE NO. ROLL 175 CABLES 19M 1-343 CAIRO

1-62 TO: Apr!l 6J-127 FROM: n 127-186 TO: May 187-2!J:2 FROM: n 220-226 TO: June 22l>-2!J:J FROM: n

(175)

359

. ,--, r:

FILE NO. ROLL 176 CABLES. 1944 1-321 USTRAVIC, LONDON kill FROM: April ]])4-321 TO: n

..

(176) 360 FILE NO. ROLL 177

CABLES

USTRAVIC, LONDON

1-186 FROM: June 186-331 TO: "

(177)

·361 r-"', . { -:.

FILE NO. ROLL 178 CABLES

~-362 ALGIERS

1-109 FROM: July 110-222 TO: n

ALGIERS - AIR DISPATCH

222-251 FROM: July

ALGIERS - (WAR DEPARTMENT) Dec. 1942 - July 1944

251-341 FROM: CARD#311: Thumbnail Biographies of Italian" Political Leaders 4/21/44 341-362 TO:

•

(178) 362 FILE NO. ROLL 179 1-397 CABLES

1-54 CAIHO: .. · July 1944. FROM 54-97 n: n ". TO 97-179 CAIRO:-- War Department: Feb.1943-Ju1y 1944: FROM· 179-198 " : ft" " n: TO #156: Subversive Activities in 'Egypt. 198-212 ACCRA:V March - July 1944: FROM 212-227 n n . n n: TO .c-: 227-228 ANKARA: Sept.1943 - May 1944: FROM &: TO v- 229-2g6 BAGHDAD: March - July 1944: FROM 256-2 0 " : tf n n : TO . v"" 260-268 CAPETOWN: March to July 1944: FROM 268-272 n :" "": TO ...,/' 272-279 CASABLANCA:March to July 1944: FROM Be TO 279-295 ISTANBUL: June 1944: N 295-307 " :" ": FROM ··308-316· " : July ": FROM 317-332 " : Apr!l n: ~ 332-342 " : May ": TO ; 342-363 " : Apr!l n·: FROM 364-374 " : May n: FROM .. ../ 375-384 LEOPOLDVILLE: March - July 1944: FROM 384-387 " :" "" : TO . v 387-391 LAURENCQ~HARQUES: March - July 1944: 1l!QH 391-394 ft ": n "tf :. TO ..../ 395-397 ~BHERAlI: ~eh - July 1944: TO It FROM

363 FILE NO. ROLL 180 1-326 CABLES

BRISBANE ;1 April 1944 CALCUTTA TO: November 1943 . n FROM: March-July 1944 n TO: March-July 1944 n FROM: Navy Cable-Nov. 2, 1943

~ COLUMBO FROM: March-April 1944 b5=b9 n TO: March-April 1944

70-80 NEW DELHI FROM: July, 1944 80-102 n TO: n n " n 10t-116 FROM: May 11 -126 n FRO¥: June n 12li-1f n TO: May n If-1-2 n TO: June n 1 2-19A If TO: . April n 12~-220 FROM: n n 220-2~8 " FROM: WAR DEPARTMENT Jan.-July 1944 " n 248-271 n TO: 11 n n " . 272-27/% LATIN AMERICA FROM: :Aprl1-July 1944 271z.-2-77 n TO: n n n 277-287 NASSAU TO & FROM: March-July 1944 . . 288-292 POR~S OF EMBARnTIOH FliOK I: TO: March-Jul1 1944 296-301- SAl' FRANCISCO FROM: March-July 1944 301-307 n . TO: n ft n 307-322 TlWfSFER OF MILITARY PERBODEL March-July 1944 322-326 MISCELLANEOUS March-May 1944.

(180) 364 ..- .. .~.. ...' File No. ROLL 181 1-440 CABLES 1944

1-15 CHUNGKING · TO •· -21 ·• • May "n · "n JI-B:li: • ·• June ~~-27 n •· n · July • FROM · April n" · n · ~ ·• May ~ A n · n · 7~-80 ·• : June 80-91 " · " : July

22-112 DETACHMENT 101 TO July 11g-1J6 n FROM n n n" TO Apr11 ". 12 -1~6 1~6-122 n n May 122-170 " n 'Jtme n" " 171-180 " FROM April 181-121 n n May n n " . 121-196 ·• " . June

KABDY • FROM :July n • TO • " FROM :Apr 11 n" •• :May n •· : June n TO· :April n •• .:~.y n ~ : June

~ ;l6S-J7l KARACHI • FROM • March-Ma7 371-378 " • TO • ·n 1t 3~9-382 Q.lMIBG FROM • April j-2-jSl; n • ·• Ma7 J86-3~~ n • June < o- 39'-417 • n • July • TO • April &I Ma7 June ti§:i!~ " " · -, 427-440 " " ·.,• July

365

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ROLL 182

CABLES liM

FILE.NO. 1-6.45

1-105 Ustravic, London: TO: JULY " " FROM: •

"X· _"#286- Bene Bertholet, ·Labor- .1I8D, retused T1sa to. U.S. -OIl his pa8~ record as a C~un1st - vith O.S.S. since 1942.

~ Roll 182· 366

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BOLL 183

CABLES rn:,R 50. 1-383

~ LOUDON-WAR DEPT. FROM: Mar. to July, 1944 J!-al 11. - " " TO: 11 1\ " 1t 1t1-7~ If " 11 FROM: Sept. 1943-Feb. 1944 - a _ L~-88 • - " " TO: " .. " 88-99 " _ 11 " !O & FROJ(: J"ul7, 1944 22-102 LOIDOB-S'fATE DEP!. FROM: Jan. 1943-Jul7 1944

102-120-BUSSIA !o & FllQK: Apr. 1943-Mai 1944

120-147 S!QC[HOLH FROM:. June-J'ul7 1944 .. W';;'161 11 !O: "- " 161-J.9' " FROM: March-Ka7 1944 11 _. 126-221 " 'fO: • 23.::':242 • !O: BOY. 1943.;J'e~. 1944 2l.'~2!l.: '~ PROM: ~ ." ~. •

"._.i; !O Ie PJlOM: .lpr •..Juue 1944

.~... . ~' ..-'. "'. fO • no.: Ka1' 1944

294-299 BBIRT1.r re Ie FROM: Apr.-J'al7 '1944

299';'313 BIRCH FROK: ALGIBBS, CAIltO~ LOlfDOB: ' * .•. .1'1117 1943""" 1944 2~~~"7 .. " ': .. !o: ~ • • • • • 367 .,.. ~:':- • ,::-.r;f . ~ ',"'. - ..~.~ ~ ...:.;: ROLL 183 !cONT.l

CABLES

FJ;~ NO.

338-339 CASERTA '!O I: FROK: Kay-J"uly I ~944 . 340-342 JERUSALEM FROM: ~Ce 1943-Apr. 1944

342-~48 LUABDA FROM I: !O: Mar. July, 1944

348-349 PBRSIAll CDLF TO & FROM: Jan-June, 1944 COMMABD l.~-l~§ RUFISQUB FROM: Har.-May, 1944 358-360 " TO: ft _ " " . 361-363 S!. VI.CBft FROM I: fO: Dece. 1943-May, 1944-

J6,-J7A !AllGIER FrolL: Mar-.-July, 1944 l71-377 a !o: .- " a ~7:Z-~8l TERBBIn FBOII I: !o: Kar.-Julr, 1944

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.' 368 :~".. .-:.·~~ri:.\:· •.

.:;:1r:;l~$~;~.i. ,':.-..'~:.-1 o O.:-".~-.:.: ...,-.';

FILE NO. ROLL lS4

1-418 CABLES

1-21 Lisbon FROIf: sl1I1e-July 1944 . 2i-41 TO: " " .

41~63 LISBOB FROM: Karch-Mal', 1944 64-90._ ft TO: " " , "" 29-119 LISBOB !O: December 1943-i'eb. 1944 119-14; • FROM: • ~ - . " .- - . M~-17'MADllID FROM: Apri1-Kay~ 1944 175-a14 • FROM: !lJDe-J'uly~ 1944 215.:.2&, " !O: Hay-J"tIl1' ~ ,1944 'A~-2!:Z • FBOJI: Ilarc!l:-J.prU 1944 . "' ., _. '. 0 ~2X-~! ~: ~:,,,-0. o'w . • ..~ . . 0!O: 32,~m. .:.~---.....-:--. • 36 noM: 34,- ttl-; 'o~ ~ ;< • •

-~:"o';:··. 0 •• ~: "" 36,-," 389-418 II • • •• .'

369 Roll 184 '::.:'~'~:~o 4~,~~.,:\:'"

FILE NO. ROLL 185 CHRONOLOGICAL FILE

1 -64 AUGUST, 1941

1 -19 A ., E 19-33 F - L 33-~8 11 - p !±~-6!.t R-W

65-150 SEPTEMBER, 1941

65-83 A - C 83-101 D - H

101-120 I - II 120-136 R - R 136-150 S - •

, '~

.OTBii~~Ih'this ~d in .sub,sequent rUes, letters to the U.S.Sf..bll7 11&7be~round rUed 'under -Aft or "." or both • ftJft. .Jo1n~et'or,statr. . -.~. under

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1-115 OCTOBER. 1941

1 -30 A - C 30-53 D - H

53-71 J - 11

72-92 N - R 22-112 s - z

115-252 NOVEllBER, 1941"

1l~-12~ A - C . , litO-loO ~-F 161-176 _. G - I " 177-19.3 J - Jl ...

222-232 s - V' I 2~2-2~2 W - ·z r

371

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FILE NO. ROLL 187 CHRONOLOGICALFI~E

1-244 DECEMBER. 1941

1 -30 A - B 31 -77 C - G 77 - 105 H - K 106-134· L - II 134-153 N - 0 153-18,0 P - R 180-207 S - T 207-224 U - WHITE 224-2j4 WHITE BOUSE - Z

62 F~B.I. will investigateall COl ~ personnel

372 (187)

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FILENO. ROLL 188 CHRONOLOGICAL FILE

JANUARY, 1942

1-1~2. 1-25 A-E 22-.28 F-H .:22-28 I-N 28-7~ NAVY DEPT. 7~-22 O-R 22-118 s-v 118- 1.22 W -WAR DE~T.

FEBRUARY a 121i2

1~O-~O7 1~O-16Z A-C 127-182 ·D-G 182-208 H-M 208-222 11- 2J2-2a2 O-R 2~2-272 s-v 27~-282 w- tSi:io7 WAR DEPT.

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(188) 373

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1-137 MARCH, 1942

1-28 A-C

28-44 D-G 44-56 H-K 56-68 L-M 68-90 N-P 90-116 Q-T 116-137 V-y 21 Copy of Order establishing C.O.I.

137-291 APRIL, 1942

127-152 A-B 159-175 ·O-E ~75-195 F-J 195- 218 K-H 212-2l~· O-R 23.5·;215::·~· S 225-271 T-V 271-221 WAR DEPT.

(189) 374

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ROLL 190 FILENO. CHRONOLOGICAL FILE

MAY, 1942 1-151

1-21 A-C 22-40 D-H 40-57 I-M 58-75 N 75-92 O-R 92-123 S-T 123-151 v-v 41 Memo to J.C.S. on notes of General Bonavita and Col. JacqUin on military position of United States. Letter of Mrs. R. re broadcasting to boys overseas.

JUlIE. 1942 152-268

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