La Suisse et les transactions sur l'or pendant la Seconde Guerre ...

Rapport intermédiaire sur l’or 18 Annexe 3
File «Switzerland, Banque Nationale Suisse, 1943–1946.» Gold position of Switzerland and war time
fiscal policy.
File «Switzerland – Swiss Bank Corp.» Operations of the SBC in New York.
File «Harrison Papers: [George] Harrison’s Conversations with Nat’l City [Bank] Officials (1929–
1940).» German assets held in the United States. [George Harrison was President of the FRBNY
during the war.]
File «Swiss Government.»
Files Available at the US National Archives II (Room 2000, Compartment 11).
Box 1
File «BIS» War-time policy of the Bank for International Settlements.
File «Belgium.» Belgian gold seized by Germany from France.
File «Spain.»
File «Sweden, Sveriges Riksbank.»
File «Netherlands.» Netherlands’ gold bullion movement.
File «Switzerland, Banque Nationale Suisse.» Correspondence with the FRBNY and texts of some
Swiss regulations.
File «Switzerland, Government.» German gold purchases by the Swiss National Bank.
File «Switzerland, Swiss Bank Corporation.» Swiss banks’ attempts to circumvent American banking
regulations.
File «Switzerland, Misc.»
Box 2
File «Tripartite Gold Commission.»
File «Alien Property Custodian File.» Information on postwar treatment of formerly enemy assets.
File «Emergency Gold Control File.» American gold policy during World War II.
File «Foreign Exchange File.» Foreign trade information.
File «Foreign Exchange Control File.» War years and postwar American policy toward European
assets, including those held by neutrals.
File «Foreign, Policy and Procedures File.»
File «Foreign Exchange, Purchase and Sale File.» Swiss sales of Swiss francs to the United States, and
Swiss policy toward German assets in Switzerland.
File «Gold File.» American gold management policy.
File «Research Memoranda File.» Swiss gold holdings.
File «Legal Department.»
File «Bank Supervision.» Swiss banks operating in the United States.
Records of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Board of Directors.
These records comprise the minutes of meetings of the FRBNY Board of Directors. These minutes are
currently in the process of redaction, and only the minutes from certain years are now available.
File «FRBNY Board of Directors, 1938.» This set of minutes contains a statement by Vice-President
Knoke concerning the FRBNY’s reaction to incorporation of Austria by Germany.