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 19 Anhang 3<br />
2.2.3 The Morgenthau Diaries (Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, NY)<br />
These records contain material relating to Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of the Treasury from<br />
1934 to 1945. The diaries are organized chronologically and separated into individual boxes,<br />
microfilmed as ca. 800 reels. The diaries record the Secretary’s activities, examine his policies<br />
and his explanations of them, and describe his relationships with his personal and political<br />
associates.<br />
Box and page citations.<br />
226: 18–21. Switzerland’s economic situation vis-à-vis Germany.<br />
258: 270–275. Gold shipments to Switzerland from foreign countries.<br />
263: 151. Gold in Switzerland.<br />
272: 240–241. Switzerland’s economic situation.<br />
273: 84–97. Swiss freezing orders.<br />
273: 114. Gold from Switzerland to Zemun.<br />
280: 126. Freezing of Swiss assets.<br />
288: 264–267. Swiss-German trade agreement.<br />
289: 47–49. Developments in gold and capital movements.<br />
290: 125–127. Swiss financial relations with Germany.<br />
307: 395. Freezing of Swiss assets.<br />
317: 182. Foreign gold holdings.<br />
317: 228. Freezing of Swiss assets.<br />
318: 42. Transfers from the SNB to the FED.<br />
331: 90. Belgian gold.<br />
338: 305. Transfer of Belgian gold to Dakar.<br />
343: 308. Transactions of Credit Suisse in New York.<br />
348: 205–207. Transfer of Belgian and Polish gold to France from Kayes, French West Africa.<br />
373: 240. German acquisition of Belgian gold in Dakar.<br />
378: 178–179. Consequences of freezing order on Swiss banks.<br />
387: 293. Calculations of looted Belgian gold.<br />
402: 200–205. Control of foreign exchange in Switzerland.<br />
403: 100–102. Control of foreign exchange in Switzerland.<br />
439: 155–157. Export of gold to Lisbon for payment of Swiss debt.<br />
454: 304–314. Transfer of Swiss gold in the US to Switzerland.<br />
466: 250. Swiss frozen f<strong>und</strong>s.<br />
471: 126–127. Axis f<strong>und</strong>s in Swiss banks.<br />
493: 176–179. Shipment of gold from French North Africa to Germany.<br />
500: 143. Shipment of gold from Germany to Switzerland.<br />
500: 271–275. Earmarked gold.<br />
521: 110. Swiss use of currency turned over to it by the German and Italian embassies at the<br />
outbreak of the war.<br />
527: 374–377. Sale of Italian gold in exchange for Swiss francs.<br />
532: 362–263. Allegations of German attempts to purchase Swiss francs in Switzerland.
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