Interagency Working Group (IWG): Record Group 226: Entries 215-220

Contents of RG 226:

Entry 215

Boxes 1-11 location: 250/64/33/07

Box #	Document/File
1	Pouch Letters from the Belgian Congo regarding activities in Africa, 1944-1945, ca. 100 pp. Letter from Baghdad, Iraq relating to Iran, December 10, 1942, 5 pp. Letter from Kabul, Afghanistan regarding activities in that country, May 3, 1944, 2 pp. Report on Diamond Smuggling, August 21, 1944, 2 pp. Report on SI activities in Ethiopia, July 26, 1944, 7 pp. Report of Africa Section, SI, Cairo, Egypt, January 2, 1944, 7 pp. Weekly Letters of U.S. Economic Research Unit, Athens, Greece, May-June 1946, ca. 15 pp. Correspondence regarding Greece, April 1946, ca. 10 pp. Letter from Athens Branch, Near East Theater of Operations regarding operations, May 30, 1945, 7 pp. Memo regarding KAPOK material and KAPOK system of handing details of field operations, October 8, 1946, 2 pp. Report on Counter Intelligence Operations of the former DGER, February 12, 1946, 1 p. Report on French Military Government Intelligence Service in the Saar, Mar. 7, 1946, 1p. Report on Employment of former Nazis (Gestapo) by BEDOC, March 7, 1946, 1 p. Activities Reports of SI Branch, Istanbul, Turkey, August-October, 1944, 20 pp. Memo regarding intelligence opportunities in Istanbul, Turkey, November 7, 1944, 5 pp. Memo regarding SI personnel in Istanbul, Turkey, March 10, 1944, 2 pp. Memo regarding information concerning the Balkans from Source Whale, August 10, 1944, 5 pp. Memos regarding X-2 operations in Istanbul, Turkey, May 1944, 10 pp. Memos from Col. J. G. O'Conor to W. Shepardson complaining about the OSS Chief in Istanbul, Turkey, May 1944, 5 pp. Report on Istanbul Mission, September 12, 1944, 5 pp. References to the Rose, Dogwood, and Hungarian chains Memo captioned "List of War Criminals," July 4, 1945, 1 p. References to a list of 600 war crimes and war criminals supplied by Jewish Agency. Also references to Palestine and internal Zionist problems. Author of memo noted that a source "told me that he anticipates an explosion in Palestine on the part of the Zionists within the new few months." Activity Reports of various OSS Istanbul, Turkey units (e.g., SI, X-2), August-October 1944, ca. 60 pp. Location: 250/64/33/07
2	Information about OSS Istanbul, Turkey, 1944, ca. 50 pp. Letters and other documents originated by Col. J. G. O'Conor regarding Istanbul, Balkans, Japan, Turkey and eastern European countries. Also references to information supplied by source Whale, 1944, ca. 100 pp. MO Branch, Middle East Weekly Reports, February 1944, 4 pp. Memo regarding MO personnel for Turkey, February 15, 1944, 3 pp. Memos regarding rumors that OSS Istanbul could use, November-Dec. 1943, 10 pp. Report on Bulgarian politics, June 30, 1944, 4 pp. Memo from William J. Casey regarding SI activities in France, July 11, 1945, 3 pp. References to Safehaven work and dealings with other intelligence services Memo regarding Washington comments on Paris OSS intelligence, April 11, 1946, 12 pp. Memo regarding French Intelligence, February 28, 1945, 3 pp. Memo regarding the DGER program for intelligence on Russia, August 18, 1945, 2 pp. Memo on British MI6 plans, August 16, 1945, 2 pp. Memo regarding SI Branch, Paris, France, August 6, 1945, 9 pp. Memo regarding future OSS relations with the DGER, April 12, 1945, 3 pp. Memo regarding relations with the Kantars, February 23, 1945. Writer of memo noted that Mr. Zaslani of the Kantar Intelligence Branch stated that their young people "are overcome by desire for revenge." Memo from Chief SI Paris, France to Whitney Shepardson, Chief SI Branch, January 3, 1945, discussing Shepardson's long-standing directive forbidding the recruitment of German POWs to be used as agents and suggesting that non-German POWs be used, with the statement that the French and British were doing it. Also suggested using other subjects, such as CALPO personnel, ca. 6 pp. Memo regarding pre-war Organization of Polish G-2, October 1, 1946, 3 pp. Memo discussing the SSU/CIG transition, April 22, 1946, 2 pp. Location: 250/64/33/07
3	Empty; still undergoing declassification review. Location: 250/64/33/07
4	Memos and correspondence of the Labor Section, SI, Cairo, Egypt, 1944-1945. Much of relates to the Jewish Agency and various projects. Also included is a February 1945 draft history of the section, ca. 50 pp. Preliminary report of trip of S.B.L. Penrose August-September 1943, September 21, 1943. References to Iraq, Iran, Arabia, and Syria, ca. 10 pp. Memo regard changes in Belgium Surete de L'Etat organization, January 15, 1945, 2 pp. SI Branch (Forward) USFETO Progress Report No. 3 for Jan. 16-Feb. 10, 1945, 10 pp. References to DGER liaison, various operations and missions OSS ETO (Forward) Report for June 1945, July 10, 1945, 17 pp. References to missions, awards, organization, personnel SI Branch ETO Progress Report No. 13 for September 1945, September 30, 1945, 4 pp. Report of SC, Paris, October 1, 1946, 4 pp. Reports of SSU Mission to France, January-March 31, 1946, 25 pp. Memo regarding Indo-China workers in France, September 13, 1945. Reference to Ho Chi Minh Memo from Chief SI Branch, Paris, France, January 5, 1946. References to communists, 4 pp. Memos regard DGER, September 1945, 5 pp. In on the Chief of SI Paris wrote that a French intelligence source stated "it should be frankly admitted that none of the allies has at present any chance of penetrating Russia with a well organized and sufficiently widespread network of agents." Also expressed view that "intercept remains the only reasonable method which may produce satisfactory results…." Additionally expressed the opinion that Russians can easily penetrate American intelligence with European émigrés, especially White Russians. Memo regarding statement of policies and principles governing organization and administration of the SSU Mission in France during the interim period before a permanent organization is established, December 3, 1945, 5 pp. Memo regarding the Painter and Doctor Teams, June 15, 1946, 2 pp. Memo providing information on the Greek situation, October 10, 1944, 3 pp. Memo and lists of shipments of SI NETO files to Washington, April 13, 1946, ca. 15 pp. History of the Labor Section SI ME to September 15, 1944, 28 pp. Sections on, among other things, mission and projects, and dealings with the Jewish Agency of Palestine Memo from OSS Cairo, September 20, 1944. References to missions, Palestine, Jewish Agency, 4 pp. Memo reporting on meeting with officials of Jewish Agency, September 16, 1944, 3 pp. Letters from OSS ME, Cairo, Egypt, 1943-1945, ca. 150 pp. Letters from Baghdad, Iraq, 1944-1945, ca. 20 pp. Memo regarding relations with the Kantars, February 23, 1945, 4 pp. SI Co. B 2677th Regiment Progress Report, July-August 1944. References to General Mihailovich and the Balkans, 7 pp. SI MEDTO memo regarding Hungarian nationals, ca. 1944, 4 pp. File on Louis De Pace, a Frenchman allegedly involved in criminal activities during and after the war, May-June 1946, ca. 25 pp. Location: 250/64/33/07
5	Information about Radish, August 1946. References to his role in penetration of opposition intelligence services; desire by the Yugoslavs to have him returned for war crimes, 4 pp. 11th SCI Unit, France information on Eros, Rosie, and Poker, January-March 1945. Poker was Pierre Rodini, an German Abwehr agent being operated by the 11th SCI Detachment, ca. 75 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on Project Moonlight, relating to Bulgaria, February 5, 1946, 3 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on the Bulgarian Intelligence Service, February 6, 1946, 3 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on General Peter Matejeff, chief of Bulgarian intelligence liaison with the Russians, April 6, 1946, 2 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on German Intelligence Service WT Control in Switzerland, February 6, 1946. References to Hoettl and Neunteufel, 2 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on Drago Jovanovic, former chief of the security services of Yugoslavia during German-occupation, February 13, 1946, 2 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on Bulgarian Intelligence Service in Vienna, Sollenau, and Budapest, February 14, 1946, 2 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on the Hungarian Intelligence Service, February 16, 1946. Provides historical background of the Hungarian Intelligence Service and provides a list of personalities, ca. 20 pp. Report of SSU Mission to Austria on the Shanghai Incident (Project Cactus), whereby the Russians attempted twice to kidnap OSS agent code-named Saber, March. 5, 1946, ca. 20 pp. Monthly Progress Report of SSU Mission to Austria, April 1, 1946, 5 pp. Memo regarding Project Sword, January 22, 1946. Sword was a Serb involved in the penetration of Soviet-controlled Tito [Yugoslav] intelligence services and political intelligence reporting, 1 p. Location: 250/64/34/01
6	Box completely withdrawn; undergoing declassification review. Location: 250/64/34/01
7	X-2 Stockholm, Sweden Monthly Report, March 1945, 1 p. Location: 250/64/34/01
8	Memos and letters regarding Werner Huth, former head of Remington-Rand subsidiary, Power, G.m.b.H. in Berlin, Germany 1945, ca. 10 pp. Memo regarding renewal of contact on Polish affairs with confidants in the Middle East, 1946, 12 pp. Includes an 8-page report on Poles in Palestine, April 26, 1946, that contains information about the Jewish Agency, various political factions, and desires for a Jewish state in Palestine Memo regarding Kapok operations, May 20, 1946, 4 pp. Memo regarding intelligence procedures against Russia, May 6, 1946, 4 pp. Report of trip to Bremen and Bremerhaven, September 24-25, 1946, Sept. 27, 1946, 2 pp. Memo regarding opportunities for clandestine intelligence in Bremen enclave, September 27, 1946, 3 pp. Memo from Richard Helms regarding obtaining information on Russians from former German intelligence services, September 6, 1946, 1 p. Memo from Henry Hyde regarding German individuals in intelligence work on USSR, September 4, 1946, 2 pp. References to Gen. Lahusen, Gen. Koestring, Hans Herwart von Bittenfeld, Baron von Welck, and Paul Leverkuhn Information on operations in Italy, 1945, ca. 75 pp. SSU mission to Austria Progress Report on Central Europe and Balkan areas, January 23, 1946, 4 pp. References to sending alleged war criminals back to Yugoslavia, with an "American armed guard (SSU-naturally) to keep up contacts in Belgrade." Noted that this same technique worked in Hungary. SSU Mission to Germany Progress Reports for January-March, 1946, 23 pp. Memo regarding atomic research in the French Zone, September 23, 1946, 2 pp. Memo regarding German atomic research, May 6, 1946, 1 p. Attached a is a 3-page list of "Experts on Atomic Fission," that provides the names, addresses, and fields of specialty of about 60 individuals. Memo regarding SSU Prague, Czechoslovakia Detachment, April 22, 1946, 5 pp. References to war crimes war the detachment was undertaking Memo regarding the UNRRA Mission to Yugoslavia, September 4, 1946, 3 pp. Memo regarding the future of the SSU, November 16, 1945, 5 pp. Contains complaints about the State Department, information about intelligence reporting, U.S. Army attempts to grab the intelligence function in Germany. Attached is a memo of November 2, 1945, regarding the relationship between the SSU and USFET. Memo regarding SI Austria progress, February 26, 1946, 7 pp. Mostly administrative information. A roster of personnel is included. Memo to SSU Austria regarding SSU operations and the future, January 9, 1946, 4 pp. Roster of SSU Mission to Germany personnel, January 2, 1946, 6 pp. SSU Mission to Austria SICE status and other reports, November-December 1945, 17 pp. In one of the reports, the writer noted "I have a long talk with X-2 on this perennial subject [Aradi] and find that their objections are based on two factors. First, the General's directive that foreign nationals should not be employed in work bearing on the permanent, future intelligence service of the United States, and secondly a complete misapprehension in the Washington X-2 Staff as to the uses to which we have put Aradi." "So far as the General's directive is concerned, I have told them that it has proved most difficult to penetrate Hungarian-Vatican lines with Indiana farm boys, and have pointed out to them that X-2 has likewise violated the directive in order to attain practical objectives in Austria. After all H.F. Broch de Rothermann is hardly an Abe Lincoln typ…" Memos regarding SSU future, November 1945, 5 pp. Memos, reports, rosters, and other records relating to SI operations, 1945-1946, ca. 100 pp. Memo from SSU Mission to Austria regarding the policy of employing foreign nationals, November 6, 1945, 1 p. Memo from SSU Mission to Austria regarding "The Citizenship Project," November 12, 1945. Biographical information on 15 individuals that had assisted the OSS/SSU/US Army (during the war) who had or were going to apply for US citizenship. ca. 25 pp. Memo regarding SSU Mission to Austria cover arrangements and relations with State Department, June 11, 1946, 3 pp. HQ USF Austria Detachment A OSS Austria SICE operations status report, September 24, 1945, 8 pp. References to using as a cover the return of war criminals to Hungary and to Vatican intelligence SSU Mission to Austria progress reports January-February, April, 1946, 10 pp. OSS Detachment 101 AFU MO Branch and X-2 Branch operations reports, May 15, 1945, 7 pp. Report of X-2 experiences with Burma Anti-Fascist League, ca. 1945, 5 pp. Report on intelligence activities in North Indo-China, n.d., 5 pp. A List of Who's Who in Tai Li Secret Service Organization, n.d., 5 pp. Memo from Angola regarding diamond smuggling, August 6, 1943, 6 pp. Pouch Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Linton Wells, Luanda, Angola, dated Washington, DC, October 27, 1943. Writer notes "as to the tennis balls, we must regret to advise that we have not been permitted to ship them via Air Pouch as they are not considered essential to the prosecution of the war. The reasoning here is that we have no tennis balls for our own use; therefore, why should the Angolans have them." Writer goes on to discuss other means by which tennis balls may be acquired, diamond smuggling, work of the Office of Economic Warfare, the British SOE, and apparent lack of interest in diamond smuggling on the part of the British. Memo regarding Edward Tohari and a new Zionist organization, July 12, 1945, 1 p. Memo from Stephen Penrose to William Casey regarding relations with the Kantars, February 23, 1945, 3 pp. Memo regarding the NIMES list, January 14, 1944, ca. 10 pp. Contains the names, addresses, and additional information about Frenchmen Report regarding operations and intelligence in the Netherlands, July 22, 1945, 4 pp. Information on German intercepts and decoding radio messages and conversations of the Russians during the war, n.d., ca. 20 pp. Location: 250/64/34/01
9	X-2 Stockholm, Sweden Report, April 1945, 2 pp. Letter from George O. Pratt to Whitney Shepardson regarding the labor situation in Europe, June 23, 1943, 9 pp. Contains interesting observations regarding DeGaulle. Report on activities of the Labor Desk, London, May 1-12, 1943, May 12, 1943, 3 pp. Letter from Arthur Goldberg to George O. Pratt regarding Labor Desk activities, April 3, 1943, 3 pp. Letter from George O. Pratt regarding London Labor Desk activities, March 8, 1943, 3 pp. Report on conversations held in American Embassy at Madrid, Spain, May 15, 1945, 8 pp. Letter from George O. Pratt to Whitney Shepardson regarding London Labor Desk activities, March 7, 1944, 4 pp. Memos, letters, and reports regarding Italian political and economic matters, February-March 1944, ca. 15 pp. Location: 250/64/34/01
10	Report on liaison with Dutch Military Intelligence and Dutch Secret Intelligence, December 2, 1943, 1 p. Memo regarding development of relations with the Netherlands Intelligence in London, November 11, 1943, 3 pp. Memo regarding the Dutch intelligence services, August 18, 1943, 3 pp. SSU China X-2 Report on Korean Young Men's Association that was viewed as a communist organization, April 20, 1946 Report on review and reestablishment of SI policy for Africa, November 1944, 8 pp. Letters regarding OSS activities in West Africa, September 1944-May 1945, 22 pp. Letters regarding SSU China activities, June-July 1946, 10 pp. Memo regarding Austrian Action, Inc. of New York, October 6, 1944, 5 pp. Folder entitled Opium, 1944-1945, ca. 75 pp. Contains information regarding OSS acquisition in India and distribution in Burma of opium as payment for services, e.g., for information, and State Department displeasure with such practices Memos and lists regarding some 250 Italian agents, 1945, ca. 15 pp. Folder entitled Danube Operation, June-September 1945, ca. 100 pp. Contains information about an X-2/SCI 7th Army and 307th CIC Detachment 7th Army relationship with respect to RSHA/SD underground movement. References to war criminals. Noted on the first document "See memo of 30 June 1946 in file on Operation Polecat before taking any action on this." Memo regarding the activities of James O'Toole, April 26, 1945, 2 pp. O'Toole, a pre-war New York art dealer and wartime OSS SI Branch in Europe, was alleged to have been involved in questionable art transactions. Location: 250/64/34/01
11	Background documents on Special Counterintelligence Units, ca. 1961, ca. 100 pp. OSS Spain Monthly Report covering May 20-June 19, 1944, June 22, 1944, 8 pp. Contains much information on the S.I.M. Location: 250/64/34/01

Entry 216

Boxes 1-10 location: 250/64/34/02

Box #	Document/File
1	Stockholm, Sweden cables. October 1944-September 1946, ca. 200 pp. European cables regarding atomic research, 1946, ca. 25 pp. 2677th Regiment Special Funds Report, October 1-15, 1944, October 15, 1944, 6 pp. SSS G-2 HQ 7th Army Special Funds Report, August 10-September 30, 1944, October 15, 1944, 5 pp. Location: 250/64/34/02
2	Memo regarding the development of non-SSU methods of covert communications, June 27, 1946, 2 pp. Memo regarding operations report on China, April 23, 1946, 4 pp. Memos regarding Vatican coverage, February-March 1945, 6 pp. Location: 250/64/34/02
3	Project Caviar Material, September-December 1945, ca. 150 pp. Deals with the Russians R & D CD War Diary: Authentications, Special Weapons, Biographies, Basic Documents, ca. 1945, ca. 200 pp. Location: 250/64/34/02
4	Allen Dulles Notebooks containing information on sources and organizations, ca. 200 pp. Van Arkel file, Bern, Switzerland, 1945, ca. 250 pp. Location: 250/64/34/02
5	Information on Yugoslavia, including a copy of Churchill's April 1943 letter to Mihailovich and comments and information from "Gamma." Ca. 10 pp. Location: 250/64/34/02
6	Source Peter Pan provided information on Russian intentions in Austria, 1946, ca. 10 pp. Two Kappa messages from Bern, Switzerland; one undated and one dated August 21, 1944, 3 pp. SSU cable regarding vetting agents, May 22, 1946, 1 p. Rome, Italy cable regarding Durcansky and Sidor, Slovak Minister to the Vatican, and Durcansky's desire to come to the United States, January 11, 1946 Rome, Italy cable relating to the Ustaschi and the desire to bring two boxes of gold out of Croatia, January 22, 1946, 2 pp. Rome, Italy cable relating to Croat Gen. Uilka, January 26, 1946, 3 pp. Rome, Italy cable relating to Fascist groups in Italy, March 12, 1946. Noted that "according to source Jesuits and Dominicans are protecting movements without Vatican cognizance." SSU Prague, Czechoslovakia cable regarding President Benes and ex-Slovak Minister Durciansky and Czech intelligence service, March 12, 1946, 1 p. SSU Prague, Czechoslovakia cable regarding to nuclear research, March 16, 1946, 2 pp. SSU Prague, Czechoslovakia cable regarding Geza Soos of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, June 14, 1946, 1 p. Location: 250/64/34/02
7	Project Caviar Material, 1945, ca 10 pp. Project and Source Bluebell material regarding Ukraine, July-October 1946, ca. 10 pp. Information relating to the Abwehr, 1945, ca. 20 pp. Information on Chinese Catholics and Chinese Intelligence, February-June 1945, ca. 15 pp. Location: 250/64/34/02
8	Report on Changchun Branch of Central Bank of China and the disappearance of 15 million grams of Silver, August 22, 1946, 4 pp. Information on Kuomintang Intelligence, August 1945, 4 pp. Report on Jerry Shu, Foreign Minister of the Nanking Puppet Government and liaison between the Japanese Government, the Puppet Government, and the Chinese people, May 19, 1945, 1 p. Location: 250/64/34/03
9	Memos regarding Friedrich Strenkert, SD in Austria, March-May 1945, ca. 15 pp. References to Hoettl, head of SD Abteilung Ost, including photos of he and his wife. Bern, Switzerland X-2 Report regarding suspected Communist courier service involving Switzerland, Italy, and Yugoslavia, May 28, 1946, 2 pp. Bern, Switzerland X-2 Report regarding two Russian agents returning to Germany, July 15, 1946, 1 p. Bern, Switzerland X-2 Report relating to Erich A. Fivian and Egen Gastpar (Swiss Intelligence Service). August 26, 1946. References to an SS officer Von Haniel being held as a war criminal Report on Japanese rightist movements, September 2, 1946, ca. 10 pp. Report on Russian Control Commission activities in Finland, August 27, 1945, 3 pp. Report providing outline of Hungarian Secret Service in Turkey, Sept. 6, 1944, 5 pp. Report on Birl Deisshock, October 24, 1945. Deisshock had been with the Abwehr and had been involved in large-scale financial operations in Spain and Portugal. He was captured and then used by PWB &qout;F" Force in Italy (by the British in traffic of securities and contraband). Americans contemplated using him to obtain information on Safehaven financial matters relating to Monaco, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland. OSS gave him the cover name of Pester. Memo regarding the organization of the French Intelligence Service and personnel, November 11, 1943, 5 pp. Report on Communist Intelligence Service in Southern Sleswick [sic], Feb. 28, 1946, 1 p. Report on personalities of the Communist Intelligence Service in Southern Schleswig, March 28, 1946, 2 pp. Reports on Russian Intelligence Officer Alexander H. Golodnow and his wartime activities. Includes photograph. March 1946, 4 pp. Report on German Security Police in Denmark, April 20, 1944, 7 pp. Includes oversized organizational chart and information about the concentration camp at Horserod. Report on interview with Irmengart Reichel Krache da Costa, ca. 1945, ca. 10 pp. Contains information on the German Intelligence Service, diamonds in Africa, stocks and bonds, diamonds in Portugal, Banco Espirito Santo and Banco Sotto Mayor, Salazar's mail being photographed by the Germans, the Werewolf organization in Spain and Portugal, and stamp collections. Report on Communist personalities in Lebanon, February 18, 1945, 3 pp. Report on German espionage suspects in the Netherlands and Belgium, Sept. 17, 1944 Memo regarding Greek agents, April 1, 1946, 1 p. Report on Greek Intelligence Service, September 25, 1944, 4 pp. Reports on activities of foreign agents, including Russian, in Italy, 1946, ca. 45 pp. Report on the ABN (Anti-Bolshevik Block of Nations), headed by Cossack General C.P. Popov, July 1, 1946, 4 pp. References to Canadian Ukrainian financial support, Churchill's support, and the ABN leadership Reports on NKVD Group in Nuremberg, Germany, April-September 1946, ca. 15 pp. Report on Russian MVD in Berlin/Grunau, August 20, 1946, 3 pp. Report regarding Intelligence in Luxembourg, January 23, 1945, 3 pp. Report on the Pignatelli Case (Prince and Princess Pignatelli), June 26, 1944, 22 pp. Report on Suat Sakir, Turkey, September 4, 1944, 3 pp. Report on Roger Schumacher of Luxembourg, who was an OSS/SI agent who was captured and returned and thought to be a double-agent, January 9, 1945, 9 pp. Memos regarding certain German individuals of interest to OMGUS, April 1946, ca. 15 pp. Includes a 2-page report on Eduard Schulte, dated July 20, 1945 Ripley I Report of an account of the activities of an OSS agent in Java, June 1944-September 1945, 17 pp. References to the Kempei Tai. Memo from Bern, Switzerland regarding dealings with German officers and anti-German movement, October 2, 1945, 1 p. Information about Hitler's proposed flight to India, July 1945, 2 pp. Memos regarding counterfeit American and British currency in Austria, June-November 1945, ca. 10 pp. References to the notes having been produced at the concentration camp at Sachsenhausen near Berlin under RSHA control. Also noted that Jews had done most of the work. Report on Communist activities in Shanghai, China, March 23, 1946, 2 pp. Memo regarding Swedish company that had allegedly served as cloaks for looted assets, 1946, ca. 10 pp. Report on Communist activities in Shanghai, China, June 20, 1946, 1 p. Report of an interview and related documents pertaining to German merchant Helmut Maurer in Stockholm, Sweden, August 5, 1946, 10 pp. References to German External Assets. Documents relating to Constanti Arvanitopoulous, a possible source for SI work in the Dodecanese, 1943, 6 pp. Reports relating to Greece, December 1943-February 1944, 24 pp. Includes references to conditions in Euros and Edirne. Memos and other records relating to agents in Greece and other Greek-related matters, 1944, ca. 50 pp. SI Greek Desk, Cairo, Egypt, Historical Outline covering the period beginning January 1943, April 10, 1944, 50 pp. Location: 250/64/34/03
10	Bombay India, X-2 Final Survey Report, July 27, 1945, ca. 20 pp. Report on general condition in Chefoo, China, with attachments, May 30, 1946, ca. 20 pp. Location: 250/64/34/03

Entry 217

Boxes 1-3 location: 250/64/34/03

Box #	Document/File
1	Correspondence regarding Croatians in the United States, 1942, ca. 100 pp. Correspondence regarding Iran, Iraq, Syria, 1944-1946, ca. 100 pp. Letter regarding code names used in written reports from Istanbul, Turkey, October 30, 1943, 4 pp. Provides biographical information on sources. Location: 250/64/34/03
2	Folder containing information on Catholic and Vatican matters, 1942, ca. 100 pp. Includes a biographical sketch of members of the College of Cardinals and memos regarding Vatican information and how to obtain it. Correspondence regarding Vichy France and Baron Guy de Rothschild, 1942-1943, ca. 75 pp. SCI Unit 88 [France] Weekly Report, November 18-25, 1944, 2 pp. Location: 250/64/34/03
3	Cable from Amzon to Washington regarding setting aside as advance and hold in escrow 20,000 Swiss Francs for Fritz Kolbe, September 29, 1945, 1 p. SSU/X-2 Counter-Intelligence Summaries, Nos. 8 and 9, Series II, March 22 and April 22, 1946, 19 pp. Deals exclusively with Soviet activities worldwide. Location: 250/64/34/03

Entry 218

Boxes 1-2 location: 250/64/34/03

Box #	Document/File
1	Memos regarding X-2 operations in Sweden, December 1944-January 1945, ca. 12 pp. Location: 250/64/34/03

Entry 219

Boxes 1-4 location: 250/64/34/04

This series is currently undergoing declassification review.

Entry 220

Boxes 1-3 location: 250/64/34/05

This series is currently undergoing declassification review.

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