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part iii<br />

Textual <strong>Records</strong> Relating to the<br />

Mauthausen Complex<br />

RECORD GROUP 59, GENERAL RECORDS<br />

OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE<br />

III.1 The Department of State advises the President in the formulation <strong>and</strong><br />

execution of foreign policy <strong>and</strong> conducts the foreign relations of the United<br />

States.<br />

III.2 Decimal File Source Cards, 1945–1949 for Bern, Switzerl<strong>and</strong>, February–<br />

June 1945 (Entry 198D, boxes 124–125 <strong>and</strong> 134, decimals 740.00114 <strong>and</strong><br />

840.48, location: 250/17/12/09)<br />

The source cards describe general correspondence between the American<br />

Legation, Bern; the Secretary of State, Washington; the War Refugee Board;<br />

SHAEF; <strong>and</strong> a constellation of Swiss, German, French, <strong>and</strong> Swedish officials<br />

as well as concerned agencies—the American Red Cross, International<br />

Committee of the Red Cross, <strong>and</strong> World Jewish Congress—regarding pris­<br />

oner exchanges <strong>and</strong> other early releases of inmates from German concen­<br />

tration <strong>camp</strong>s, including Mauthausen. The cards refer the researcher to the<br />

Department of State Central File, Decimal File 1945–49. Note: Doc­<br />

umentation filed under 840.48 (Refugees) is reproduced on NARA Microfilm<br />

Publication M1284, described below.<br />

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