Ambassador Murphy's Files

Archivale

Enthält u.a.: Correspondence in July 1945 concerning: the removal of economic assets from Austria and neglect of materials in storage.- The relationship between army and Military Government detachments.- The meeting of the three Commandants in Berlin 3 July.- The Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees.- The non-fraternization policy.- A confidential report, dated July 11, addressed to Adminral Stark, setting forth certain aspects of German thinking based on interrogations, captured documents.- A memo by Hans-Gerhard Knitter, attorney in Tegernsee, concerning the development of the Solisitor's practice 1928-1943 and abbreviated desription of the continous persecutions by the Gestapo, Partei and Justizministerium from March 1933 - March 1945.- A summary report concerning the work of the European advisory commission (EAC) in London January 1944 - July 1945.- The opening of consulates in Bremen, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich.- A letter of the "dangerous German agent, Dr. A. Sonnenhol (Legationssekretär im Auswärtigen Amt) to Allen W. Dulles in Bern.- Memo of an officer who had served in the US embassy in Berlin for several years imediately before the war regarding his first impressions after a few days in Berlin.- Reports of Edwin W. Pauley to President Truman regarding reparation matters with the Soviets.

Object Details

• Reference number: B Rep. 036-01 Nr. Polad/458/80

References and Relationships

• Context: B Rep. 036-01 Office of Military Government Berlin Sector (OMGBS)
• Holding: B Rep. 036-01 Office of Military Government Berlin Sector (OMGBS)

Contributors, Places and Time

• Date of creation: 1945

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