LIT't EI:IA SCRiPTA - Gyges
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CAPTURED GERMAN AND RELATED RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES<br />
(As of 1992)<br />
The National Archives holds over 30,000 rolls of microfilm reproducing captured German and related<br />
records as described below. Referen-,e copies of the microfilm may be consulted without charge in<br />
the microfilm reading room of the National Archives Building at Eighth and Pennsylvania Avenue<br />
NW, Washington, DC, during the hours of 8:45 a.m. to 9:45 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 8:45<br />
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday. Specific rolls or entire series, except those containing privileged<br />
material ("R" rolls), may be ordered at the current quoted price per roll by writing to the National<br />
Archives and Records Administration, NEPS, Washington, DC 20408.<br />
A history of the American and Allied, public and private, projects in which these records were created<br />
or assembled, exploited, described, and microfilmed is to be found in: Captured German and<br />
Related Records, A National Archives Conference, ed. Robert Wolfe (Athens, Ohio: Ohio University<br />
Press, 1974). xix and 279 pp. (For sale at the NEPS address given above.)<br />
For more detailed reference information on subject matter, please write to: Center for Captured<br />
German and Related Records, NNG, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC<br />
20408.<br />
NATIONAL ARCHIVES COLLECTION OF FOR<strong>EI</strong>GN RECORDS S<strong>EI</strong>ZED, RECORD<br />
GROUP 242<br />
The microfilm publications in this record group are listed below according to the place where the<br />
filming was done. The original paper records have been returned to the country of origin. A<br />
relatively small number of these papers may have been of private origin; the fact of their seizure is<br />
not believed to divest their original owners of any literary property rights in them. Anyone,<br />
therefore, who publishes them in whole or in part without permission may be held liable for<br />
infringement of property rights.<br />
_C.aptured German Records Microfilmed at Whaddon Hall, Bucks, England<br />
Microfilm publications of records of the Germar~ 7oreign Ministry, 1855-1945; papers of some<br />
German diplomats, 1833-1927; and some records of the Reich Chancelleries, 1919-1945, are listed<br />
immediately below, under the finding aids that describe them. (Descriptions of Microfilm Publication<br />
T120 are divided between the two catalogs as they pertain respectively to pre-1920 and post-1920<br />
records.)<br />
Finding aid: A Catalogue of Files and Microfilms of the German Foreign Ministry Archives, 1867-<br />
1920 (out-of print, available as Microfilm Publication T322, 1 roll).<br />
Records of the German Foreign Office Received by the Department of State, 1867-1920.<br />
Microfilm Publication TI20. (part of 5,055 rolls).<br />
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