Die Schweiz und die Goldtransaktionen im Zweiten Weltkrieg

Zwischenbericht Gold 12 Anhang 3
RG 84 Records of the Posts of the Department of State
This record group contains the papers of embassies and consulates in countries where the
United States had diplomatic representation. Included are documents relating to administrative
and commercial activities, as well as reports on various political and economic matters.
Entry 3220, Records of the Economic Section of the US Legation, Bern, General Records,
1942–48 (350/68/24/06).
Boxes 1–100
Each file number listed below refers to several folders of information, catalogued by year from 1942 to
1948.
File 631. Swiss foreign trade (including Swiss-German economic negotiations and clearing
agreements).
File 711.1. Swiss neutrality, Swiss trade with the Axis, and the Proclaimed List.
File 824. Sale of Swiss armaments to Germany.
File 850. General economic matters in Switzerland.
File 850.5. Coinage, currency, and counterfeiting.
File 851.51. Foreign Funds Control.
File 851.6 Swiss banks and banking procedures (including gold policy).
Entry 3223, Safehaven Name Files, 1942–1949 (350/68/27/04)
This collection includes over 3000 files of individuals and companies in Switzerland suspected
of trading with the Axis powers.
Box 7. Banks.
Box 19. Degussa.
Box 20. German banks.
Records of the US Delegation to the IARA, Brussels, Tripartite Gold Commission, 1946–56
(631/19/63/06).
Box 1
File «[Publication] Memorandum of the Austrian Government on the Restitution of Austrian Monetary
Gold.» Austrian claim to monetary gold seized by Germans during annexation.
File «Belgium.» Details of removal of gold from Banque d’Emission, Brussels by Germans.
File «Czechoslovakia [1 and 2].» Czech claim to gold removed by Germans during occupation.
Box 4
File »IVA Jewish Community of Salonica.» Estimated gold looted from Greek Jewish communities.
File «France Form I-A-2 (Belgian Gold) Reply of the French Government to the Questionnaire of the
T.G.C. III–VI.» Details about Belgian gold held by Bank of France and looted by Germans.
Box 5
File «Netherlands Supplementary Data.» Netherlands’ shipment of occupation payment to Reichsbank.
File «Dutch Claims.» Fate of Netherlands’ monetary gold after German invasion of Holland.
File «Netherlands Gold Lost by Bank N.V. Amsterdam 1–16.» Details about looted Dutch gold.
File «Italian Monetary Gold.» Details about Italian gold processed at Prussian Mint.