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Die Schweiz und die Goldtransaktionen im Zweiten Weltkrieg

Die Schweiz und die Goldtransaktionen im Zweiten Weltkrieg

Die Schweiz und die Goldtransaktionen im Zweiten Weltkrieg

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Zwischenbericht Gold 15 Anhang 3<br />

Box 444<br />

File «940.65 Gold, German Foreign Office.» Ribbentrop gold f<strong>und</strong>.<br />

File «940.62 Work Papers.» Report on German hidden gold reserve accounts.<br />

Box 470<br />

File «Control Council Law 5.» Allied regulations for the collection and distribution of German assets<br />

in Germany and abroad after the war.<br />

File «Merkers Mine Report.» Inventory of 40 separate shipments sent from Merkers mine to the<br />

Foreign Exchange Depository (FED).<br />

File «Law No. 59.» Text of Law No. 59, which regulates the restitution of identifiable property.<br />

File «IGCR.» Formulation of an Allied policy on restitution of individual and cultural property looted<br />

by Germany.<br />

File «Restitution Religious and Cultural Objects (Jewish).» Jewish organizations’ role in restitution of<br />

looted religious and cultural property.<br />

File «Property.» OMGUS policy on restitution to vict<strong>im</strong>s of Nazi oppression.<br />

File «Securities.» Correspondence regarding the shipment of recovered loot of concentration camps<br />

vict<strong>im</strong>s to the Intergovernmental Refugee Organization (IRO).<br />

File «Reichsbank Books – Precious Metals Department.» Disposition and contents of Reichsbank<br />

Precious Metals Office ledger books.<br />

File unnamed. Photographs of Allied officials and others at the FED in the process of returning looted<br />

monetary gold.<br />

Box 471<br />

File «S.O.P.» FED rocedures for handling and distributing looted monetary gold and SS loot.<br />

File unnamed. Platinum held by the FED and believed to have come from IG Farben.<br />

File «Correspondence in for Record.» List of Nazi officials employed by the<br />

Reichsschuldungverwaltung (RSV).<br />

Records of the Property Division, Property Control & External Assets Branch: German Intel.<br />

& Invest. Records of External Assets 1945–1950 (390/44/33/05).<br />

Box 645<br />

File «Alien Property Custodian.» Provisions for vict<strong>im</strong>s of Nazi persecution cla<strong>im</strong>ing assets in<br />

Switzerland.<br />

File «Black Lists, Watch Lists.» Lists of Swiss companies who should be placed on the Statutory list<br />

and of German industrialists with Nazi sympathies.<br />

Box 647<br />

File «Documents Section – Reports and Memorandums.» OMGUS report on Degussa and other<br />

smelting firms used by the Reichsbank.<br />

File «External Assets Investigation Section.» OMGUS reports of cloaking operations in Switzerland.<br />

Box 648<br />

File «History.» OMGUS investigation of Goering’s external assets.<br />

File «Gold.» OMGUS report on the Reichsbank’s transactions using looted Netherlands’, Belgian and<br />

other gold, often taking place through Switzerland.<br />

File «Gold – Current Matters.» OMGUS reports of German financial transactions via Switzerland.<br />

File «External Assets and Intelligence Branch Functions.» Report on the Safehaven program and its<br />

investigations.

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