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GUIDES

TO

GE RM AN RE CORDS MI CROFIL ME D

AT

AL E XANDRI A,

VA.

No.

58.

Records

of German

Field

Commands:

Corps (Part

HI

The National Archives

National Archives

and

Recor ds Service

General

Services

Adminis t ra t ion

Washington:

1968


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This finding aid has b e e n prepared by the National Archives as part of its program

of

facilitating

the use of records in its custody.

The microfilm described in this guide may be consulted at the National Archives,

where

it is

identified

as

Microcopy

No.T-31 . A

price list appears

on the

last pages.

Those desiring

to

purchase microfilm should write

to the

Publications Sales Branch.

The

NationalArchives,

Washington,

D.C.20 08.

Some of the papers reproduced on the microfilm referred to in

this

and other guides

of

the same series may have been of private origin. The fact of their seizure is not

believed todivest their

original

owners of any

literary

property rightsin them. Anyone,

therefore,

who

publishes them

in wholeor in

part without permission

of

their authors

may

beheldliable

for

infringement

of

such

literary

property rights.


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GUIDESTOGERMAN RECORDS MICROFILMED ATALEXANDRIA,VA.

No.

58.

Records

of

German Field Commands: Corps(Part III)

(X-XVII Corps)

TheNational Archives

National Archives and Records Service

General Services Administration

Washington: 1968


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R E

E

This Guideis one of aseriesof finding aids describing

the seized

German

records deposited in the National Archives.

The

series

wasinitiatedby the

Microfilming Project

of the

Committee for the Study of War Documents of the American

His-

torical

Association

in

cooperation with

the

National Archives

and

the Department of the Army. With the termination of the

AHA project

in

July

1963,the

National Archives assumed sole

responsibilityfor the reproduction of records and the

re-

paration

of Guides.

Thisisone of a numberofGuides describing the records

of theGerman Army field commands. These recordsfallinto

five categories: Records ofArmyGroups, R ecords of Armies,

Records

of

Corps, Records

of

Divisions,

and

Occupational

and

Other Records.

This Guide, which constitutes Part III of records of the

corps, describesthe contentsof 160rollsofmicrofilm re-

producing the records of the X - XVII Corps. The records in-

clude material

on theseizureand

occupation

of

Austria

and

theSudetenland in1938and

Bohemia

and

Moravia

in 1939,the

campaigns in

Poland

and in western Europe in

1939-40,

in the

Balkans in 194-1, against the Soviet Union in

1941-45,

and in

Italy in

1943-44.

Also includedis material covering occupa-

tion duty

and antipartisan

warfare

in

Yugoslavia

in1943-44.

The

provenance

to

which

the

documents

are

attributed

is

thearmy headquarters thatoriginallykept the file, although

a

large proportion

of the

items

had in

fact been retired

by

the

units to the Heeresarchiv Potsdam for permanent retention.

There

an

accession number

was

stamped

or

written

on the

cover,

and

it is by

this numbering system that

the

folders were

organ-

ized in the World War II Reco rds Division and its predecessor,

the

Departmental Records Branch of the Department of the Army,

which offices administered the records before the assumption

of these duties by the National Archives. A

cessioned

by the

Heeresarchiv were assigned n

quence and logged in by unit in the Potsdam

such

folders

bear numbers below

75,000.

Fol

not

gone through the Heeresarchiv accessioni

fore capture or had never been retired to the

were given folder numbers in an extension of

archiv system using numbers above

75,000,

but

followingthe

Potsdam pattern. Considerable

on

the fate of

all

Germanmilitaryrecords du

War

II, including information on several dest

firesand subsequent efforts to reconstruct r

were bu rned, may be found in the files of the

Heeresarchivein the German Army High Command

records were filmedasMicrocopyNo. T-78,Ro

andare described in Guide No. 12 of this

se

The descriptive material for thecorpsw

oncards and each card has been filmed before

it

describes. The cards for all folders on o

film are also filmed at the beginning of that

Guide contains

the

text

of the

cards.

A

short unit history precedes the file i

for each corps. The unit history hasalsobe

thebeginning of each roll of theunit'sreco

The

term Roll

in the

Guide refers

to t

of the film.

"1st

Frame gives the frame num

first page of the folder. The ItemNo."is

cation symbol on the original folder. The I

vides(a) the abbreviat ion of the staff secti

nated the

document,

(b) the

title appearing

o

cover,

and (c) additional information pr ovidi

idea of the

contents.

The

inclusive dates

of

are given under

a

Date column.


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The

original records have been returned

to the

Federal

Republic of Germany. The microfilm has

been

deposited with

thePublications Sales Branch, National Archives, Washington,

B.C.

20408,

asMicrocopy

T-314.

The

microfilm

may becon-

sultedat theNational Archivesorcopiesmay beordered.

A

price list

is

included

at the end of the

Guide.

IV

The

descriptions were written by Charles F

Thomas L. Dorpalen, and Howard J. Puckett under

vision

of

Donald

E.

Spencer. Petronilla Hawes p

the

stencils.


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TABLE OF

CONTENTS

Page

Ill

German Military Symbols and Abbreviations vii

Organization of German Army

Staffs

x

Records of Corps:

X. Armeekorps(X Army Corps) 1

XI.Armeekorps (XI Army Corps) 18

XII. Armeekorps(XIIArmyCorps)

30

XIII.

Armeekorps(XIIIArmy Corps) 35

XIV. Armeekorps(XIVArmy Corps)

4,8

XV.Armeekorps(XV

Army

Corps). 55

XV.Gebirgskorps

(XV

Mountain Corps)

58

XVI. Armeekorps(XVIArmy Corps)

*

65

XVII. Armeekorps (XVII Army Corps) 69

Previously Published Guides to German Records Microfilmed at Alexandria, Va 79

PriceList 83


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GERMANMILITARY SYMBOLSAN DABBREVIATIONS

la

Ic

Ic/A.O.

Id

I

a

lib

III

IVa

IVb

IVc

IVd

IVd/Ev.

IVd/Kath.

V

VI

VI I

Abt.

Abw.

A.K.

A.Na.FU.

Anl.

Anordn.

A.O.

AO K

A.O.Kraft

A.Pi.Fu.

Arfii.

Arko

Armeegeb.

Art.,

Artl,

Aufkl.

A.V.L.

Batl.

Battr.

Operationsabteilung

Feindnachrichtenabteilung

Feindnachrichtenwesen

u.

Abwehroffizier

AusbiIdungs

ffiz

ier

1.

Adjutant

2. Adjutant

Richter

Intendant

Arzt

Veterinar

Gruppe

Seelsorge

Evangelischer Kriegspfarrer

Katholischer Kriegspfarrer

Kraftfahrwesenoffizier

Nationals

zialistisher Fiihrungsoffizier(NSFO)

Chef derZivilverwaltung

Abteilung

Abwehr

Armeekorps

allgemein

Armeenachrichtenfiihrer

Anlage

Anordnung

Abwehroffiz ier

Armeeoberkoramando

Abwehroffizier des

Kraftfahrwesens

Armeepionierfiihrer

Artilleriefuhrer

Artilleriekommandeur

Armeegebiet

Artillerie

Aufklarung

Arme ver f eungs ager

Bataillon

Batterie

Baupi

Bd.

Beob.

bes.

betr.

Betr.St.

Brig.

Bt.

B.V.

Bv.T.O.

bzw.

Ch.d.C-en.St.

Div.

Eisenb.

Fahrtr.

Eallsch.

feindl.

Feldgend.

Feldkdtr.

Feldlaz.

Feld.V.St.

Fest.

FK

Fl.

Flak

Flivo

FPM

freiw.

Fu.

Gabo

Geb.

Gen.d.Inf.

Gen.Kdo.

Genlt.

Genmaj.

Genobst.

Baupioniere

Band

Beobachtung

besondere

betreffend

Betriebsstoff

Brigade

Bataillon

Betriebsstoffversorgung

Bevollmachtigter Transportof

beziehungsweise

Chef

des

Generalstabes

Division

Eisenbahn

Fahrtruppen

Fallschirm

feindliche

Feldgendarmerie

FeIdkommandantur

Feldlazarett

Feldvorschriftenstelle

Festung

Feldkommandantur

Flieger

Fliegerabwehrkanone

Flieerverbindungs

offizier

Feldpostmeister

freiwillig

Fiihrer

Gasabwehroffizier

Gebirgs-

General der Infanterie

Generalkommando

Generalleutnant

Generalmajor

Generaloberst


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GERMAN

MILITARY SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS(cont'd.)

Genstb.d.H.

G. F. P.

Grenztr.

grdlg.

Grz.Tr.

Harko

H.Gr.

H.Gr.Kdo.

H.Mot.

Hbh.

Hbh.Art.Kdr.

H.O.Kraft.

Hptm.

H.Qu.

H.Streif.Dst.

I.D.

Inf.

Ins .

I.R.

I. u.

A.G.

Kampfw.

Kan.

Kav.

Kdo.

Kdr.

Kdt.d.H.Qu.

Kdtr.

Kfz.

Kgf.

Kodeis.

Kofeld.

Kogend.

Kol.

Koluft.

Komp.

Koriick.

Kp.

Generalstab

des Heeres

Geheime

Feldpolizei

Grenztruppen

grundlegend

Grenztruppen

Hbherer

Artilleriekommandeur

Heeresgruppe

Heeres gruppenkommando

Heeresmotories

erung

Hbherer

Hbherer Artilleriekommandeur

HbhererOffizierdes

Kraftfahrwesens

Hauptmann

Hauptquartier

Heeresstreifendienst

Infanterie Division

Infanterie

Inspektion

Infanterie Regiment

Infanterie u. Artillerie

Gerat

Kampfwagen

Kanone

Kavallerie

Kommando

Kommandeur

Kommandant desH auptquartiers

Kommandantur

Kraftfahrzeug

Kriegsgefangener

Kommandeur der

Eisenbahntruppen

Kommandeur

derFeldgendarmerie

Kommandeur der Gendarmerie

Kolonne

Kommandeur derLuftwaffe

Kompanie

Kommandantdes riickwartigen Armeegebi etes

Kompanie

Ktb.

Kps.

Krad

KTB,

Lkw.

Lt.

Lw.

Mess.

M.G.

mil.

Mob.

mot.

Mun.

MV O

Nachr.

Nachsch.

Nahaufkl.Gr,

ND

norweg.

NSFO

NT

01

OB

Ob.d.H.

Obit.

Obst.

Obstlt.

Offz.

OKH

OKL

OKM

OKW

O.Qu.

O.Qu./Qu.l

O.Qu./Qu.2

O.Qu./IV

Wi,

O.Qu.H

O.QU./QU.L.

Korps

Kraftfahrrad

Kriegstagebuch

Lastkraftwagen

Leutnant

Luftwaffe

Karten- u.

Vermessungswe

Maschinengewehr

militarische

Mobilmachung

motorisiert

Munition

Mar neverbindungs

offiz

ie

Nachrichten

Nachschub

Nahaufklarungsruppe

Nachrichtendienst

norwegisch

Nationalsozialistischer F

Nachschubtransport

1.

Ordonnanzoffizier

des

Oberbefehlshaber

Oberbefehlshaber

des

Heer

Oberleutnant

Oberst

Ober tleutnant

Offizier

Oberkommando

des

Heeres

Oberkommando

der

Luftwaff

Oberkommando der Kriegsm

Oberkommando

der

Wehrmach

Versorgungsabteilung

Allgemeiner Versorgungsof

Sicherungsoffizier

Armeewir

s

haf

s

ihr r

Militarverwaltung

Oberquartiermeister der

viii


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GERMANMILITARY SYMBOLS

AND

ABBREVIATIONS

(cont'd.)

O.Qu./Qu.Ro.

O.Qu./Qu.T.

O.Qu./W.Ing.

ostw,

Pak.

Panz.

Panzertr.

Pi.

Pi.Fu.

Pion.

Pk.

Po.

Prop.

Pz.

Qu.

Reg., Regt.

Res.

Ro.

riickw.

San.

Schw.

Stabsoff.f.Pz.

Bekampf.

Stb.

stellv.

Sto.,

R.u.F.

Stoart.

Stofeld.

Gruppe Rohstoffe

Gruppe

Technik

Wehrmachts-Ingenieur

ostw'arts

Panz

rabwehrkanone

Panzer

Panz ertruppen

Pioniere

Pionierfuhrer

Pioniere

Park

Polizei

Propaganda

Panzer

Quartiermeister

Regiment

Reserve

Rohstoffe

ruckw'artig

Sanitats-

Schwadron

Stabsoffizier

flir

Panzerbekampfung

Stab

stellvertretend

Stabsoffizier, Reit-u.

Fahrausbildung

Stabsoffizierder

Artillerie

Stabsoffizier der Feldgendarmerie

Stoluft.

Stomii.

Stopak.

Stopi.

takt.

TB

Transp.

Trp.V.St.

u.a.

usw.

Verb.Kdo.d.Luftfl.

Verb.Offz.d.Luftfl.

Vers.

Yerw.

Vet.

Vo.Wi.Rii.

W.B.K.

Wehrers.

Wehrm.

W.Geol.

W.G.O.

Wi.

W.O.

W.Pr.

WStb.

WuG

z.b.V.

Stabsoffizier der Luftwaffe

Stabsoffizier

fiir Marschube

Stabsoffizier

fur Panzerbek

Stabsoffizier der Pioniere

taktische

Tatigkeitsbericht

Transport

Transportvorschriftenstelle

und

andere; unter

anderem

und

so

weiter

Verbindungskommando derLuf

Verbindungsoffizier der Luf

Versorgung

Verwaltung

Veterinar

Verbindungsoffizer OKW/Wehr

u. Rustungsamt

Wehrbez rkskommando

Wehrersatz

Wehrmacht

Wehrgeologe

Wehrmachtgraberoffiz

ier

Wirtschaft

Wehrwirts

hafts

offiz

ier

Wehrmachtspropaganda

Wehrwirts chaftsstab

Waffen u. Gerat

zurbesonderen

Verwendung


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ORGANIZATION

OF

GERMAN

ARMY

STAFFS

Fiihrunpsabteilung (Operations Group)

AOK*

AK*

Operationsabteilung (Operations Branch)

Karten-

und

Vermessungswesen

(Map

&

Survey Officer)

HbhererArtilleriekommandeur (ArtilleryStaffOfficer)

Pionierfiihrer

(Engineer Staff Officer)

Nachrichtenfiihrer

(Signal Staff Officer)

Stabsoffizier fur Panzerbekampfung (Antitank

Staff

Officer)

Stabsoffizier fiir Marschuberwachung (March Control Officer)

Gasabwehroffizier

(Chemical Warfare Officer)

Kommandeur

der

Luftwaffe

(Air

Support Commander)

Kommandant des riickwartigen Armeegebietes (CommanderofArmy Rear Areas)

Kommandantder Eisenbahntruppen (Commander of Railway Troops)

Bevollmachtigter Transportoffizier (Transportation Officer)

Kommandantdes Hauptquartiers (Headquarters Commandi ng Officer)

TechnischerOffizier des Stabes (Technical

StaffOfficer)

1. Ordonnanzoffizier des Stabes (Special Missions Officer)

Ausbildungsoffizier

(Training Officer)

Feindnachrichtenabteilung (intelligence Branch)

Feindnachrichtenwesen

und Abwehroffizier (Intelligence Officer)

la

Mess

Stoart

Ge n d Pi

Na Fii

Stopak

Lw.Kdo.

Ge n

Trs

Id

Ic

la

Mess

Harko

Pi Fii

Na

Fii

Stopak

Stomii

Gabo

Koluft

Koriick

Kodeis

Bv.T.O.

Kdt.d.H.Qu.

la/T.

la/01

Id

Ic

Ic/A.O.

la

Mess

Arko

Stopi

Na

Fi i

Stopak

Ic

Quartiermeisterabteilung (SupplyGroup)

Versorgungsabteilung (Supply Branch)

Allgemeiner

Versorgungsoffizier (General Supply Officer)

Sicherungsoffizier (Security Officer)

Armeewirtschaftsfiihrer

(Army Economics. Officer)

Militarverwaltung(Military Occupation Officer)

Wehrmacht-Ingenieur (Armed Forces Engineer)

Betriebsstoffversorgung(FuelSupply Officer)

Abwehroffizier d. Kraftfahrwesens (Security Officer for Motor Transportation)

OQu

OQu

OQu/Qu.l

OQu/Qu.2

OQu/IV Wi

OQu/VII

OQu/W.Ing.

B.V.

A.O.Kraft

Qu

* Ommissions of symbols in theH.Gr.,AOK,AK andDiv.columns indicate that either there was no comparable office for t

information is not available at this time concerning the existence of an office on that level.


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ORGANIZATION OFGERMANARMYSTAFFS (cont'd.}

Gruppe Technik (Technical Group)

Waffen und Gerat (Ordnance Group)

Feldgendarmierie

(MilitaryPolice)

Intendant

(Administrative Officer)

Arzt

(Medical Officer)

Veterinar

(Veterinary Officer)

Kraftfahrwesenoffizier

(Motor Transport Officer)

Feldpostmeister

(Postmaster)

H.Gr.

WuG

Feldgend

IVa

IVb

IVc

V

FPM

AO K

OQu/Qu.T

WuG

Feldgend

IVa

IVb

IVc

V

FPM

AK

WuG

Feldgend

IVa

IVb

IVc

V

FPM.

D

Wu

F

I

I

I

V

F

Adjutantur (Personnel Group)

1. Adjutant (for officer personnel) Ila

2. Adjutant (for enlisted personnel) lib

Richter

(Judge

Advocate) III

GruppeSeelsorge (Chaplain) IVd

Nationalsozialistischer

Fiihrungsoffizier (Nazi GuidanceOfficer) VI

Chef der

Zivilverwaltung (Chief

of

Civilian Administration)

VII

Ila

lib

III

IVd

VI

Ila

lib

III

IVd

VI

I

l

I

I

VI


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RECORDS OF GERMAN FIELD COMMANDS: CORPS (Part III)

X. Armeekorps (X Army

Corps)

The

X Army Corps was formed in 1935 as a corps and corps-area headquarters.

Itfought in

Poland

in1939 and in theWestin 194-0. Thecorps playedasig-

nificant part in the encircling operations which rolled up the Allied bridge-

head atDunkirk. It participated in the initial assault against Russia in

June

194-1,

crossing

the Memel

River

and

p roceeding northward

to

Porkhov

and

StarayaRussa. The corps was continuously engagedin the Lake Ilmen area,

centering around Staraya Russa

and

east

of the

Lovat River , until

the

latter

partof

194-3.

Itthen withdrewto thevicinity ofMichalkino.

Early

in 1944

the

corps

was

engaged

in

farther withdrawal action south

and

westward,

and in

194-4-itretreatedto theRiga defensive positioninLatvia.

Item Dates ItemNo. R

la, Anlagen z. KTB. Orders and reports concerning the Polishcampaign and the

German advanceto Lodz. Aug 26 - Sep 10,1939 P II 6/b 4

la, Anlagen z. KTB. Orders

and

reports concerning

the corps'

advance

to Lemberg

andthe

beginning

of

withdrawal

to the

German-Soviet demarcation line.

Sep 12 - 19,

1939

P II 6/c

4

la, Anlagen

z.

KTB. Orders

and

reports pertaining

to the

capitulation

of

Warsaw

and

theplanof attackon thefortressof Modlin. Sep 22 - 27,1939 P II 6/d 4

la, Lagenkarten.

Situation maps covering

the

German advance

on

Warsaw.

Aug 31 - Sep 22,

1939

P II 6/e 4

la,

Anlagen

z.

KTB. Tactical information

on the

German advance

to the

Warthe

River. Aug 30 - Sep 4,1939 P II 6/f 4

la, Anlagen

z.

KTB. Tactical information

on the

continued Germanadvance

up

toLowicz. Sep 5 - 10,1939 P II 6/g 4

Ic,Feindmeldungen von der

Front. Intelligence information

on the

fortress

of

Modlinend on theattackonWarsaw,andreportsoninterrogationof Polish

officers,

Sep 21-27,

1939

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4


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X. Armeekorps

Item

Ic,

Geheim-Akten.

Report on the German nationalist movement in Poland, and direc-

tivesto beeffectivein theeventof a meeting between Germanand Russian

troops

on

Polishterritory.

Ic, Allgemeines. Intelligence reports on enemy and own operations, and

informa-

tion on security methods used during and after the campaign in Poland.

la,Tagesbuchaufzeichnungen ausdemPolenfeldzug. Daily entries on tactical

operations during the Polish campaign.

Ic,Tatigkeitsbericht. Reports on activities of the Intelligence Branch during

the

campaign inFrance.

la,Kriegstagebuch. War journal covering operations in France.

la, Anlagenz. KTB 2.

Orders concerning

the

reorganization

and

shifting

of

troops,and

information

relating to the newGerman-Russian borderand

to

German-Soviet relations.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 2,

Meldungen

und

Einzelbefehle. Reports

and

orders

tosub-

ordinate units pertaining

to the

last days

of the

campaign

in

Poland

and

the

return

to

Germany.

la,

Karten

z. KTB 2.

Maps showing German positions

and

situations

in the Lodz,

Warsaw,

and Lublin sectors.

la,Kriegstagebuch WestenI. Warjournal covering preparationsfor seizureof

the

West Frisian Islands.

la,

Anlagen

z.KTB WestenI.

Reports

and

orders relating

to

preparations

for

theinvasionof theNetherlands.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB

Westen

I.

Information about Dutch defensive preparations

for

theimpending German invasion

and

about German tactical considerations

and

training

for the

attack.

Dates

ItemNo. Roll

Aug26 - Sep 19,1939 E6/23 441

Aug27

-

Oct 23,

1939 E6/25

441

Aug

26 - Oct 6,1939 E 148 441

May

10-23,1940 E 204 441

May

9 - Oct 31,1940 E 220 441

Oct1-27,

1939

Oct

1 - 29,1939

P

1095/c

441

Oct

21,1939-

Jan

15, 1940 W 132

P1095/e

441

441

Oct

27 - Nov 30,1939 W132/a 442

Nov

27 - Dec 31,1939 W132/b 442

Sep

29 - Oct 30,

1939

P

1095/b

441


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X. Armeekorps

Item

la,

Anlagen 2. KTB

Westen

I.

Information

on

Holland with special consideration

being given

to the

ability

of the

Dutch

to

flood certain areas

by

means

of

their

system

of dikes and gates.

Ic,MeldungenvonAbwehrstelleundAOK6. Intelligence reports on military in-

stallations in enemy territory.

Ic,KeldungenderAbwehrstelleund AOK 6.

Intelligence reports

on

bridges * n d

other important objectives in western Europe.

Ic,

Spannungemeldungen.

Summaries of intelligence reports on the military

situation in the West.

la,

Kriegstagebuch Westen II. Warjournalof the Operations Branch, and an

armydirectory.

la, Anlagen 2. KTB Westen II. Tactical orders to subordinate units regarding

the

impending attack against the Netherlands.

la, Unterlagenz. KTBWestenII. Daily weather reports.

la,

/nlagenz.KTB

Westen

I.

Operational orders

to

various

air

force units

concerning their role in the invasion of Holland.

la, Anlagen z. KTB WestenIII,Feldzugin Holland. Orders and reports pertaining

tothe invasion of Holland. Several references aremadeto airborne opera-

tions of the 7th Air Force Division(paratroops).

la, Anlagen z. KTBWestenIII,

Armee-

und Korpsbef hle. Reports and orders

regarding the invasion and capitulation of Holland. Includes an exten-

sive

list prepared

by the

Dutch

of war

materials, supplies,

and

naval

in-

stallations

surrendered

to the

Germans.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB Westen III. Tactical morning and evening reports, supply

orders, and other records concerning the western campaign.

Dates

Dec30,1939-

Item

No. B

Nov

7

Dec1

Jan 1

Jan

16

Jan 13

Jan16

Jan

- 30,

- 31,

15,

1940

1939

1939

- 15,1940

- Apr

- Apr

- Apr

15, 1940

15, 1940

15,

1940

W

W

W

W

W

W

W

132/c

132/q

132/r

132/8

319/a

319A

319/f

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

Nov20, 1939-

Jan

15,

1940

May

10-21,

1940

W

319/g

4

W

1313/b 4

Feb

10 - May 23,1940 W

1313/c

44

Apr25 - May 22,1940 W

1313/d

44


18/100

4

X.

Armeekorps

Item

Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. Report on activities of the Intelligence Branch, informa-

tion

0 1

enemy strength

and

disposition,

and

prisoner-of-war interrogations.

la,

Kriegstagebuch Westen

IV,

Kampfe

in

Belgien,

Flandem,und

Dunkirchen.

War

journal

covering

the

fighting

in

Belgium,

in

Flanders,

and at

Dunkirk.

la,Anlagenz. KTB Westen IV, Flandern, Meldungen. Incoming reports from sub-

ordinate

units.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Westen IV, Verschiedene Meldungen,

Armee-

und

Korpsbefehle.

Operationalorders

and

reports

for the Dunkirk

area.

la,

Lagekarten

der 35. u.

253. Inf. Div., Flandern. Maps showing positions

of

divisions closing

in onDunkirk.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB Westen IV u. V, Fernsprechbuch, Kampfe in Flandern undFrank-

reich

bis

zum

Waffenstillstand.

Orders

and

reports concerning

the

battles

in

Flanders and France up to the time of the armistice, and a record of tele-

phone conversations.

la, Kriegstagebuch West en V, Ende des Feldzuges in Frankreich und Waffenstill-

stand. War journal cov ering the end of the campaign in France and the

armistice.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Westen V,Frankreich. Army and corps orders concerning troop

movements, administration of the occupied areas, and evaluation of the enemy.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Westen V, Frankreich. Reports from subordinate units on

troop

movements,

Ic, Tatigkeitsberic ht. Summary of the activi ties of the Intelligence Branch.

Includes reports on supervision of the French press, propaganda matters,

reopening of schools in the occupied areas, and counterintelligence activities.

Dates

May10-23,1940

- ^ L - N o . Roll

W

1313/i 44-3

May

24 - Jun 9, 1940 W

1313/k

443

May27 - Jun 7,

1940

W1313/L 443

May

24 - Jun 11, 1940 W

1313/m

443

May25 - Jun 4,

1940

W1313/n 444

May25 - Jun 25, 1940 W1313/0 444

Jun10-25,1940

Jun1 - 2 5 ,

1940

Jun

9-24,

1940

Jun10 - 24, 1940

W1313/q 444

W

1313/r 444

W

1313/s 444

W1313/u

444


19/100

X. Armeekorps

Item

Ic,

Anlagen

z. TB. Reports on the interrogation of a group of Jewish civilians

who left Germany before theoutbreakof the war and werecapcuredby German

treops. Includes

a

list

of

French periodicals.

la, Allgemeine Angelegenheiten. Record of high leveldiscussionson tactical

matters, communications from the German High Command, statistical

dr,ta

on

the

current strength of the German

Army,

andHitler'sorder concerning the

treatment of theformerGerman emperor should German troopscomein contact

with

him

during

the invasion of Holland.

la,

Chefsachen,

Einsatzbefehle. Tactical information concerning preparations

for the attack on Holland, Dutch defense installations,and the location

of bridges; and special orders setting forth the task of eachunit.

la, Ic,KriegstagebuchWesten VI u. Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. War journal of the

Operations Branch and activity

report

of the Intelligence Branch in France.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Westen VI. Orders from higher headquarters concerning oc-

cupational problems,

reorganization

of troops, coastal defense, and other

matters.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Westen VI. Orders from higher headquarters for cooperation

between land and naval

forces,

establishment of military communication

lines, and control of refugees; and supply directives.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Westen VI. Reports from subordinate units including

those occupying the island of Guernsey.

la,

Ic,

Kriegstagebuch Westen VII u. Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. A war journal

of the

Operations Branch

and an

activity

report of the

Intelligence Branch.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB

Westen

VII, Eefehle. Order s concerning coastal defense ,

cooperation with

the

naval forces, troopmovements,

and

training.

la, Anlagenz. KTBWest en VII, Meldungen. Reports, orders, andorderof

battle

charts.

Dates

Jun13-27, 1940

Item

No.

W

1313/x

Nov1, 1939 -

Apr

18, 1940 W

1945/a

Nov27,

1939

-

Apr

30, 1940 W

1945/b

Jun25 -Jul31, 1940 7606/1

Jun

24 - Jul 29,

1940 7606/2

Jun25 - Jul 31, 1940 7606/3

Jun

25 - Jul 31, 1940 7606/4

Aug1 -Oct 31,1940

Jul

31- Nov 1,

1940

Jul 31 - Nov 1,

1940

7606/7

7606/3

7606/9


20/100

X.

Armeekorps

Item

la, Anlagen z. KTB Westen VII,

Meldungen.

Reports to higher headquarters on

reconnaissance,

and

recognition signals

to be

used between ground

and air

forces.

la, Ic, Ila, Tatigkeitsberichte. Reports on activities during the transfer of

thecorps from Carsix(France)to Neidenburg(EastPrussia)in preparation

for the

Russian

campaign.

la, Ic,Tatigkeitsberichte. Training instructionsfor thecorps whileit was in

East Prussia with emphasis on field maneuvers, chemical defense, and defense

against possible action b y Polish underground organizations.

la, Befehle. Tactical information on the German advance during the first phase

of theeasterncampaign; the crossing of the Neman River; the assault via

Livani(Dvina),Opochka,Porkhov,Staraya Russa, and the Lovat River to

theLake Ilmen area.

la.,Kriegstagebuch Ost I. Warjournalon tactical operations and the advance

acrossthe Neman River to the assault on Porkhov ea st of Pskov including

a

report

on

intelligence act ivity,

an

army directory,

and

casualty

and

strength reports.

la, Anlagenz.

KTB Ost

I, Armee-

u.

Korpsbefehle. Army

and

corps orders per-

taining t otactical operations duringtheGerman advance fromthecrossing

of

the

Neman River near Babtei

to the

vicinity

of

Porkhov.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost I,

Fern-

u.

Funkspriiche,Fernschreiben. Messages per-

taining

to the

period before

the

invasion

of

Russia

and to the

actual

campaignfromthecrossingof theNeman River near Babteitooperations

inthevicinityof

Porkhov.

la, Anlagenz. KTB Ost

I,

Kriegsgliederungen. Corpsanddivision orderof

battle.

la, Kriegstagebuch

st II. War

journal

on

tacticaloperations during

the

Germanadvance

from

the

Porkhov sector

to the Vershina

sector.

Dates

ItemNo. Roll

Jul29 - Oct 29,194-0

7606/10

446

Nov

1,1940-

Jan

31,

1941

7606/14

446

Feb

1 - May 25, 1941 11227

446

Jun22 - Dec 12, 1941 14683/8 446

May26 - Jul 20,

1941

24090/1 446

Jun

22 - Jul 20, 1941

24090/2

446

Ap r 19 - Jul 23,

1941 24090/3

446

May26 - Jul 20,1941 24090/4 447

l 23 - Dec 15,

1941

24090/9

447


21/100

X, Armeekorps

Item

la, Anlagenz. KTB OstII, Armeebefehle. Army orders issuedinconnection with

tacticaloperations during

the

German advance from

the

Porkhov sector

to

the

area northof Lake

Ilmen,

la, Anlagenz. KTB OstII, Korpsbefehle. Corps orders issuedinconnection with

tactical operations duringthe German advance fromthePorkhov sectorto the

Vershina-Pustynka area.

la, Anlagen

z. KTB Ost II.

Messages

to

higher

end

lower echelons

on

tactical

and

administrative matters

in

connection with

the

German adva nce from

the

Porkhov sectorto the Strelitsy areainSeptember,to the Sukhaya Niva-

Lushno area

in

October,

and to the

winter positions near Vershina

and

Pustynka

in December.

la, Anlagenz. KTB OstII, Kriegsgliederungen. Order ofbattledata.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Ost II,

Evakuierung.

Information on safety zones within

the

theater of operations, evacuation of the civilian population, defense

against guerrillabands, activat ion of reserve units in rear areas, safe-

guarding of occupied sectors, and general safety measures for rear

areas.

Ic,

Tatigkeitsbericht.

Report on intelligence activities and operations,

ro-

paganda andcounterintelligencemethods, and general reconnaissance tasks

inconnection withtheperiod beforeandduringtheGerman advanceto the

Porkhov sector.

Ic,Anlagenheft 1 z. TB.

Dailyreports

on the

enemy situation, intelligence

missions, troop education, propaganda, and counterintelligence measures

taken during preparation and the first weeks of the eastern

campaign.

Ic, Anlagenheft 2 z. TB. Maps(1:300,000)and aerial photographsof special

terrain features relating to tactical operations before and during the

firstmonth of the eastern campaign.

Dates

I - D e m

No,

Jul21 - Ncv 29,

1941 24090/10

Jul22 - Dec 12,1941 24090/11

24090/12-

Jul

21 - Dec 15,1941 24090/14

Jul

25 - Dec 12,1941 24090/1

Oct14,1941-

Jan6,

1942 24090/16

May

26 - Jul 20,1941 24090/24

May

1 - Jul

20,1941 24090/25

May26 - Jul 20,

1941 24090/26


22/100

X.Armeekorps

Item

Ic,

Anlagenheft 3

z.

TB.

Daily intelligence reports

on

enemy moves, maps

and

overlays

(1:300,000)

showing the results of airreconnaissance,and aerial

photographsemphasizing importantterrain features

in

connection with

the

German

advance.

Ic,

Tatigkeitsbericht. Report on intelligence activities during the German

advance

from

the

Porkhov sector

to the

vicinity

of

Vershina.

Ic, Anlage la z. TB. Daily reportson enemyand ownoperations.

Ic,Anlage 2 z. TB. Evaluation of the enemy situation, statements by Russian

prisoners

and

deserters, overlays

and

maps showing enemy positions,

and

Russian order of battle information.

Ic, Anlage 3

z.

TB, Vernehmungs-Richtlinien und Vernehmungen. Rules governing

interrogation of prisoners, and reports on interrogation of prisoners of war.

Ic, Anlage 4 z. TB. Air reconnaissance reports and aerial phot ographs re-

lating

to

enemy operations

and

moves during

the

German advance.

Ic,

Anlage9 z. TB. Reportson ideological indoctrinationo ftroopsand

propaganda matters.

Ic, Anlage 10 z. TB. Information onguerrillabands and their operation

areas,

counterintelligence information, and security matters.

la,

Erfahrungsberichte.

Experience reports

of the

Operations Branch

in

thewestern theater of operations.

Ic,

Anlage 5 z. TB. Situation reports of the air force, long-range recon-

naissance reports,

and

aerial photographs

in

connection with

the

German

campaign on the

northern sector

of the

easternfront.

Ic,

Anlagen

z. TB, V-Mann

Karten. Maps(1:100,000)serving

as

supplementary

aids

to

agents

in

their fight against enemy guerrillas

and

bands behind

own

frontlines.

Dates Item

N o. Roll 1s

May 26 -Jul

20,1941 24090/27

449

Jul21 - Dec 15,1941

24090/28

449

Jul

21 - Dec 15, 1941

24090/29

449

Jul21 - Dec 13, 1941

24090/31

449

Jul21 - Dec 15, 1941 24090/32 450

Jul21 - Dec 15, 1941 24090/33 450

Jul25 - Dec 30, 1941

24090/41

450

Jul29 - Dec 20, 1941 24090/42 450

Jul

1940

34190

451

Jan

7 - May 24,

1942

41175/1 451

1942

41175/28

451


23/100

X. Armeekorps

Item

Ic, Anlagen

z. TB,

Sonderkarten,

Wege

und Strassen. Maps

(1:100,000)

showing

main supplylines,highways for motorized and horse-drawn vehicles, rail-

ways, water supply lines, and enemy main lines of resistance in the Lake

Ilmenarea.

Ic,

Anlagen z. TB, Meldungen. Intelligence reports from lower and to higher

echelons on enemy activities during operations in the Peno, Redya River,

and Staraya Russa areas.

la, Meldungen. Tactical information from subordinate units on enemy and own

operations in the Peno and Staraya Russa areas.

Ic,

Anlagen

z. TB,

Feindunterlagen. Counterintelligenc e information; enemy

order of battle and strength reports; Russian AFO's; statements by pris-

oners and deserters in regard to unit organizations, expected reserves,

and enemy

artillery

positions; and general situation evaluations during

operations near Lake Ilmen,

in the

Peno

and

Redya River sector,

and

around Staraya

Russa.

Ic,

Anlagen

z. TB, Ubersetzungen von

Feindunterlagen. German translations

of Russian documents pertaining to propaganda, n otes of captured Russian

officers,

Russian evaluation of German divisions, Russian training guides,

defense directives, and general tactical information compiled by the

Soviet H igh Command.

Ic, Anlagen

z. TB,

Feindunterlagen. Information

on

identified enemy units

giving strength, assignments,home stations,

and

headquarters.

Ic, Anlagen z. TB, Feindunterlagen. Names of commanding generals and

offi-

cers

of

enemy

opposing the

corps

in the

northern sector

of the

eastern

front.

Ic,

Anlagen

z. TB,

Propaganda. Information

on own

propaganda, leaflets, loud-

speaker activities, and other means used during operations near Lake Ilmen,

in the Peno and Redya River sector, and

^Long

the Lovat River up to

Staraya Russa.

*

Items41175/61

-

42148/18were filmed

ou t

of

Sequence,

Dates Item IIo.

Feb-Mar,

and

Jun

1943 41175/30

Jul

1 -

Dec 31,1943

Jul

1 - Dec 31,1943

41175/33-

41175/40

41175/41-

41175/43

Jul1 - Dec 31,1943 41175/46

Jul

1 - Dec 31,

1943

41175/47

Jul1 - Dec 31,1943 41175/48

Oct14,1942-

Jan11,

1944

41175/49

Jul1 - Dec31,1943

41175/61*


24/100

10

X,Armeekorps

Item

Ic,

Anlagen

z.

TB, Abwehr. Report on measures taken against sabotage, on desertion

ofGerman soldiers andRussian

auxiliary

workers, on security in occupied

terri-

tories, and on

supervision

of

Russian civilian government bodies.

Ic, Anlagen z. TB, Abwehr. Counterintelligence reports in regard to secret police

activities,

the

general political

situationin Russia,

guerrilla

warfare,

measures to be taken for apprehension of deserters and foreign agents, and

supervision of Russian government agencies.

Ic,

Anlagen

z.

TB, Banditen. Reports on

guerrilla

operations and partisan warfare.

ia, Kriegstagebuch OstIII,

Band

1. Warjournalconcerning operations during the

Germanadvancefrom Vershina to Bel. Gorki and Korcheva.

la,

Kriegstagebuch

Cst

III, Band

2. War

journal covering operations between

Bel. Gorki-Korcheva and the Peno area.

la, Kriegstagebuch Ost III, Band 3. Warjournalrelating to operations near

Lake

Ilmen,

in the Peno area, and along the Redya and Lovat Rivers to

Staraya Russa.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Ost III, Meldungen. Reports from lower and higher echelons

concerning events in the Peno sector and east of the Lovat River.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB Ost III,Meldungen. Tactical reports from lower and higher

echelons regarding operations on the Peno and Redya front,in the Lovat

River area, and to Staraya Russa.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Ost III, Meldungen. Reportsfromlower an d higher echelons

relating to tactical operations e^st of the Lovat River and near the Redya

River.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB OstIII,Korpsbefe hle, Band 1-6. Corps orders and direc-

tives, evaluations of the situation, and tactical plans relating to opera-

tions south

of

Lake

Ilmen

around Staraya

Russa.

Dates

itemNo. Roll 1s

Jul1 - Dec 31,

1943 41175/62

454

Jul1 - Dec 31,

1943

Jul

1 - Dec 31, 1943

Dec

16, 1941 -

Mar20, 1942

41175/63

454

41175/64

454

42148/1 455

Mar

21 - Jun 30, 1943

42148/2

455

Jul1 - Dec 31, 1943

42148/3

455

Aug 1942

Sep- Dec 1942

Jul

1942

42148/4 455

42148/5-8 453

4 148/18 454

Dec

16, 1941 -

44431/5-

456-

Dec

31,1942

44431/10

457


25/100

X.Armeekorps

Item

Dates

la, Anlagen z. KTB OstIII,Schriftwechsel. Correspondence with the Army HighCommand

and other corps concerning general tactical problems, assignments, classification

of divisions,

and

supply management during operations south

of

Lake Ilmen

and Dec 20,

1941

-

around Stary

Russa.

Dec

27,

194-2

Item

No.

44431/11-

44431/12

la, Anlagen z. KTB OstIII,

eldungen

von Divisionenund unterstelltenEinheiten,

Reports from subordinate units concerning tacticalsituations,plans,

and

evaluations

in

connection with operations south

of

Lake Ilmen

and

around

Staraya Russa.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB OstIII,Kriegsgliederungen. Order of battle data.

la, Anlagen z. KTB OstIII, Notizen l iber Besprechungen und Truppenbesuche.

Notes onstaffmeetings with higher and lower echelons relative to forth-

comingplansand operations at the Lake Ilmen front and on inspection trips

with evaluations of findings and proposals for improvement of positions,

and

fortifications.

Ic,Tatigkeitsbericht.

Report

on

intelligence activities, enemy penetration

at

Staraya Russa and Demyansk, German counterattacks, propaganda methods ,

security measures, and guerrilla warfare on the Lake Ilmen front.

Ic, Anlage 1, Teil II-IVz. TB. Information on enemy and own activities, re-

connaissance and assault action, enemy artillery positions, air reconnais-

sancemissions, enemy troop identification;

and

presumed plans during

the

campaign

at the

Lake Ilmen front.

Ic,Anlage 2 z. TB, Allgemeines und Feindunterlagen. Studies on the problems

of

winter warfare, interrogation reports of prisoners ofwar,and specula-

tionsas to theintentionsof theenemy.

Ic,Anlage 3 z. TB, Dolmetscher, Vernehmungsverfugungen, Beutepapiere. Trans-

latedcaptured Russiandocuments andevaluationsof reconnaissanceresults.

Dec

16,1941-

Dec

30,

1942

Dec12,1941-

Dec28,1942

44431/134

44431/17

44431/18

Jul

1 - Dec 16,1942 44431/26

Dec

16,

1941

-

May

31,1942

Feb

1 - May 31,1942

Dec

12,1941-

May 5,1942

Dec

31,1941-

May

10,

1942

44431/27

44431/29-4

44431/31

44431/32

44431/33


26/100

12

X. Armeekorps

Item

Ic,Anlage4, TeilI-IIz. TB, Vernehmungen. Reports on interrogations of pris-

oners and deserters concerning tactical situations and enemy plans.

Ic, Anlage

8 z. TB,

GeistigeBetreuung. Material pertaining

to

troop facilities

and

entertainment such aslibraries,soldier shows, newspapers, concerts,

sports,

andother activities.

Ic,

Anlage 9 z. TB, Propaganda. Information on enemy and own propaganda methods.

Ic,Anlagen z. TB,

Partisanenbekampfung

und Abwehr. Reports on guerrilla opera-

tions, defense against underground movements and espionage, security matters,

and other intelligence activities.

Ic,Tatigkeitsbericht. Report on intelligence activities and on the enemysitua-

tion, tactical developments,

and

operations during

the

battle south

of

Lake

Ilmen and aroundStarayaRussa.

Ic, Anlagen z. TB,Feindunterlagen. Reports on general intelligence matters

andreplacements

in the Red Army,

translations

of

captured documents,

and

statistics on prisoners taken and materiel captured during the fighting

in the

Lake Ilmen area.

Ic,Anlage 9 z. TB, Abwehr. Activity reports of secret police units and in-

formation

on

defense against espionage

and

sabotage, underground move-

ments

in

rear

areas, handling of military and civilian deserters, and

other

security matters.

Ic,

Tatigkeitsbericht. Report

on

intelligence activities

on the

Lake Ilmen

front including identification

of

Russian units opposing

the

corps, record

ofprisoners and deserters, artillery situation, guerrilla warfare, Russian

APO's, propaganda

and

counterintelligence matters,

and the air

situation;

also,reports

on

chemical warfare plans.

Ic, Anlagenbande

1-2 z. TB,

Feindunterlagen, Allgemein. Information relating

t*the

enemy

situation

and

characteristics

of

certain Russian units,

Dates

Dec

16,

1941

-

May 31,1942

May

1,

1941

-

May11,

1942

Dec

17,

1941

-

May27,

1942

Dec

16,

1941

-

May 31,

1942

Item No.

Roll

44431/34-

44431/35 461

44431/36 462

44431/37 462

44431/33 462

Jun

1 - Dec 31,

1942

44431/39 462

Jun2 - Dec 31,

1942 44431/48 1450

May15 - Dec 28,

1942 44431/54 1450

Jan1 - Jun 30,

1943 44431/58

463


27/100

X. Armeekorps

Item

translations

of

captured docum ents, photo

intelligence, and

otherintelli-

gence

information

acquired during operations south of LakeIlmen.

Ic,

Anlagenband

3 2. TB, Feindunterlagen, Feindnachrichtenbl'atter. Bulletins on

the enemysituationand tactical developments; order of battle information;

and

other reports concerning enemy operations and presumed plans during the

continued campaign south of Lake Ilmen, around StarayaRussa,and east of the

Lovat

River.

Ic,

Anlagenband 4,

Teil

IV z. TB, Feindunterlagen. Reports and charts pertaining

tothe enemy situation; enemy reserves and replacements; and enemy

organiza-

tion including strength, age groups, type of training, nationality of troops,

and

movements. Also, translations of captured documents relating to enemy

propaganda and partisan activities.

Ic, Anlagenband12

z.

TB, Abwehr. Reports on security matters, secret police

operations, military government,partisanwarfare, morale of troops and

the civilian population, and the trial of the

Gratschovr

Company.

Ic,Anlagenband 13 z. TB,

Partisanen.

Reports on partisan

warfare

in the corps

sector, partisan organization, strength, area

of

operations, identification

of units, personalities, and other data obtained from interrogation of pris-

oners of war and own agents.

Ic,Entwurfz. TB, Band I u. II, Meldungen. Intelligence reports from lower

echelons

concerning enemy activities

and

operations during

the

advance

ofGerman units fromthe openingof thecampaign near Sakiaito the

\ f y s -

sotschek sector in December194-1and to the Staraya Russs area in May1942.

Ic,

Tatigkeitsbericht. Report of the Intelligence Br anch pertaining to esti-

mates of the enemy situation, air and ground

reconnaissance

results,par-

tisanwarfare,propaganda and counterintelligence matters, Russian order

of battle and other information in connection with the withdrawal of the

corps

from

the

Lake Ilmen sector

to new

positions

in the

area

of

Peno,

Michalkino,

Dmitrovo, andGrushka.

Dates

Jan1 - Jun 30,943

Item

No.

44431/67-

44431/68

Jan5 - Jun 30,1943 44431/69

Jan

5 - Jun 30,

1943 44431/70

Nov

29,1942-

Jul4,

1943 44431/77

May

14,1942-

Jun

4,

1943

Jun

21,1941-

May 31,

1942

44431/78

44431/87-

44431/88

Jul1 - Dec 31,

1943

45487


28/100

u

X.

Armeekorps

Item

la,

Kriegstagebuch

Ost IV,

Band

1 u. 2. War

journalcontaining entries

on

tac-

tical events, assignments of units, and shifting of lines; and daily reports

concerning

the continuation of positional warfare south of Lake Ilmen and

around Staraya Russa and the withdrawal to the Michalkino area.

la, Anlagen

z. KTB Ost IV,

Korpsbefehle, Band

1 u. 2.

Corps orders

on

tactical

operations, moves, and assignments, and daily situation reports from lower

echelons in connection with the continuation of positional warfare south

of Lake Ilmen and Staraya Russa.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB Ost IV, Korpsbefehle, Band4. Corps orders covering opera-

tions during the withdrawal to the

Michalkino

area.

la, Anlagen2.KTB Ost IV. Notes on conferences between commanders,informa-

tion pertaining to regulation of traffic and patrol service, and orders

and

reports relating to improvised

units.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost IV,

Meldungen, Band

I-IV.

Reports from divisions

and

other

subordinate units concerning tactical operations

and

developments

during the period of continued positional warfare south of Lake Ilmen and

Staraya Russa

and the

period

of the

withdrawal

to the

Michalkino area

during the last quarter of1943.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost IV,

Tagesmeldungen,Band

I.

Daily reports from subor-

dinateunitson thetactical situation during continuation ofpositional

warfare south of Lake Ilmen and Staraya Russa.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost IV,

Tagesmeldungen, Band

II.

Dailyreports from subor-

dinate units

on the

tactical situation, including

the

withdrawal

to the

Michalkino area.

la,Anlagenz. KTB Ost IV,Korpsbefehle,BandIII. Corps ordersonoperations,

assignments, and

movements

of

units.

la, Anlagenz. KTB Ost IV,Truppeneinteilungen. Order ofbatt le charts.

Dates

Item No. Roll

Jan

1 - Dec 31,

1943

48168/1-2 464

464-

Jan2 - Apr 10,

1943

48168/5-6 465

Aug

18 - Dec 28, 1943

48168/7

465

Jan3 - Oct 27,1943 48168/8 466

48168/9-

466-

Jan1 - Dec 30,1943 48168/12 467

Jan1 - Apr 30,1943

48168/13

467

Jul1 - Dec31,1943 48168/14 467

Ap r

10 - Aug 18,

1943 48168/15

467

Jan4 - Dec 14,1943

48168/16

468


29/100

X. Arm&ekorps

Item

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost IV,Meldungen. Tacticalreports from lower echelons on

operations,

situations

and

development s, weather, supply control,

and

guer-

rilla warfare during corps operations

in the

sector south

of

Lake linen,

Staraya

Russa,and in theMichalkino area.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Ost IV, Band 1 u. 2. Experience reports, orders, directives,

operations plans, evaluations

o f

enemy developments,

and

tacticalmaps.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Ost IV, Band1 u. 2. Correspondence with higher headquarters

and with other corps relatingtotacticsl situations, operations,and de-

velopments.

Ic,

Tatigkeitsbericht.

Report

on

intelligence a ctivities

and

situations

and

enemydevelopmentsandplans duringthe withdrawal ofGerman units from

the

Lake

Ilmen

front to a line along the Beloye, Ssebeshskoye, and Lisno

Lakes.

Ic,

Anlagenheft 9, Abwehr. Security information concerning activities of

special agents, measures against desert ers, military and civilian govern-

ment methods

in

rear areas, safeguarding

of

military secrets,

and

other

counterintelligence reports.

Ic,

Anlagenheft

10,

Banditen. Information

on

guerrilla warfare

and

German

counteractions, interrogation reportsofcaptured partisans,andgeneral

situation

reports.

Ic, Anlagenheft 11, Propaganda. Material on enemy and own propaganda metho ds

including the use of leaflets and loudspeakers.

la, KriegstagebuchOst V. War

journal

on tactical activities, events,and

plans during the withdrawal of German units from the Lake Ilmen front

to

a sector along the Beloye, Ssebeshskoye, and Lisno Lakes.

la, Anlagenz. KTB Ost V, Kriegsgliederungen - Truppeneinteilungen. Order

of battle data.

Date;

Item No.

48168/17-

Jan1 - Dec 31, 1943 48168/24

D ec

30, 1942 -

48168/43-

Dec25,

1943

48168/44

48168/45-

Jan

3 - Dec 30,

1943 48168/46

Jan1 - Jul15,1944 53144/1

Jan1 - Jul 15,1944 53144/22

Jan1 - Jul 15,

1944

53144/23

Jan1 - Jul 15,1944

53144/24

Jan1 - Jul 15, 1944 53952/1

Jan1 - Jul 15,1944 53952/2


30/100

16

X.

Armeekorps

Item

Ta,

Anlagen z. KTB Ost V, Taktische Befehle, Tell V-VII. Tactical information

pertaining to plans, operations, attacks, and defe nse movements during the

battle along

the

Beloye,

Ssebeshskoye,and

Lisno Lakes.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost V,

Beilagen zu

taktis-jhen

Befehlen,

Teil

I-III.

Tactical

orders

and

directives pertaining

to thecorps'

withdrawal.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost V,

Taktische Befehle, Toil

III-IV.

Tactical information

relating

t o

plans, operations, attacks,

and

defensive movements.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB Ost V, Meldungen von Divisionen,

iernschreiben,

Fern- u. Funk-

spruche,

Teil

I-II.

Teletype, radio, and telephone messag es from divisions

concerning tactical operations, plans, and movements during the withdrawal

of the corps.

la, Anlagen z. KTB Ost V, Taktische Befehle, Armee- u.Korpsbefehle,Teil I-II.

Army

and corps orders, reports, messages containing tactical information

about the withdrawal of the corps from the Lake

Ilmen

front.

la, Meldungen,

Banden-Tagesmeldungen.

Reports from lower and to higher eche-

lons containing tactical information relative t oenemy,partisans,and own

troops during

the

battle south

of and

later west

of

Lake Ilmen.

Ic,Tatigkeitsberiehte.

Reports on intelligence activities and important events

during the continuous withdrawal of German troops from the area between

the Ostrovno and Lisno Lakes to the Riga defensive position(Latvia).

Ic,Anlage 1 z. TB,

Meldungen.

Daily

intelligence reports

on

enemy

and own

activities, situations, movemen ts, plans,

a nd

developments relating

to

the

corps' withdrawal to the Riga defensive position.

Ic,

Anlage 2 z. TB, Meldungen. Tactical reports describing enemy and own

activities, assault and reconnaissance actions, withdrawals and counter-

attacks,

positions

of command

post s, weather conditions,

and

other opera-

tions reports.

Dates

Item

No .

Roll

3s

Jan1 -Jul15,

1944 53952/3-7

471

Jan1 - Jul 15, 1944

Jan1 - Jul15,1944

53952/13-

53952/14 472

53952/15-

53952/16 473

53952/26- 473-

Jan1 - Jul 15,1944

53952/28

474

Jul

16 - Oct 15,

1944

63229/1 474

Jul

16 - Oct 15, 1944 63229/2 474

Jul16, - Oct 15, 1944 63229/3 474

53952/8- 471-

Jan1 - Jul

15,

1944 53952/10 472

5395-/11-

Jan

1 - Jul 15, 1944

53952/12

472


31/100

X. Armeekorps

Item

Ic,

Anlage

5 z. TB,

Farndunter-lagen,

Ubersetzungen, Propaganda. Translations

ofenemy tactical documents; propaganda material; reports

on

enemy order

of

battle, replacements,

and

composition

of

units;

and

other general

in-

telligence informationconcerningwithdrawalof the corps to the Riga de-

fensive position in Latvia.

Ic, Anlage 7 z. TB, Banditen und Abwehr. Reports on partisan warfare and mili-

tary security and an activity report by Secret Police Unit 714 on counter-

intelligence operations

in the

Baltic states.

la, Kriegstagebuch

Ost V. War

journal relating

to

tacticaloperations

and

events

during

the

German withdrawal

to the

East Riga position

and the

attempt

to prevent a further Russian penetration through the

Skuodas-

Melzeres

line.

la,

Beilagen

z. KTB Ost V,

Band

1.

Tactical information, orders, directives,

reports,situationevaluations, and strengt h reports in connection with

the

German withdrawal

to the

line betwee n Plavinas

and

Peterani

in

Latvia.

la, Beilagen

z. KTB Ost V,

Band

2.

Reportsand orders pertaining

to the

German

withdrawal

to theEast Riga positionand topreventionof further

Russian penetration toSkuodasand Vainode.

la, Anlagen

z.

KTB

Ost V,

Band

1.

Tactical documents pertaining

to the

German

withdrawal from positions at Lakes Traksenu, Tuteni, and Zelgauska to the

defensive position east and west of Lake

Kalu.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB Ost V, Meldungen. Reports from subordinate units containing

tactical informationon thecontinous German withdrawal inLatviato the

East Riga defensive position.

la,Anlagenz. KTB Ost V,Band2. Tactical documents pertainingto theGerman

withdrawal

in

Latvia

and

defense

of the

Segewold position.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB Ost V,

Band

3.

Tactical documents concerning operations

in

the

general area of

Libau

(Latvia).

Dates

itemNo, R

Jul

16 - Oct 15,

1944 63229/6

4

Jul22 - Oct 20, 1944 63229/8 1

Aug

11 - Oct 15, 1944

63338/1

4

Aug

13 - Sep 24, 1944

63338/2

4

Sep24 - Oct 2, 1944

63338/3

4

Aug

12 -

Sep

5,

1944 63338/4

4

Aug

18 - Oct 15,

1944 63338/5

4

Sep6 - Oct 2,1944 63338/6 4

Oct

2 - 15,

1944

63338/7 4


32/100

18

Orrps)

The

XI Army Corps was formed

in

1936 as a

corps

a n d corps-area headquarters.

Itfought in Poland in J939 o^d

i n the

westernce^paignin 1940. From Feb-

ruary

to May

1941

the

corps operated

inYugoslavia.

Trc-.nsferrin;

t Rumania,

it

adva nced into Russia

in

June 1941

via the

Prut

and

Dniester

I

vers to

Kremenchug

and

Mariupol

on the Sea ofAzovin the

southern sector

of the

easternfront. In May 1942 it participated in the battle of

Izyum,

colla-

borating with Rumanian and other forces in the destruction of twoRussian

armies in theIzyumpocket. The corps fought on the Stalingrad front from

Novemb er 1942

to

January 1943

and was

destroyed there. Corps Command

for

Special Employment Raus (Gen. Kdo. z.b.V.

Raus),

whichwasknownfor a

short time as Corps Command for Special Employment Cramer (Gen. Kdo. z.b.V.

Cramer), was

formed early

in

1943. This unit

was

renamed

XI

Army Corps

on

July

20,

1943.

It

withdrew over

the

Dnieper

to

Kherson,

and in

February

1944

was

encircled there, together with

the XLII

Corps. Liberated

by the

8th Army and the 1st Panzer Army, it was refitted

^nd

assigned to the

1st Hungarian Ar my in April 1944, participating in defensive

action

in

the

Carpathian Mountains region. In September 1944 the corps was iden-

tified in southeast Poland and in eastern Slovakia.

Item

Dates

Item No

Roll

1s

la, Kriegstagebuch1(Entwurfals Ersatz furverbranntes

Original)

mit Anlagen.

War

journal

containing reports, charts, and maps concerning the enemy situa-

tion

and the

progress

of the

attack

on

Warsaw. Also includes

an

army directory.

Aug 26 - Oct 12,

1939

E

241/1

477

la,

Anlagen z. KTB. Reports, maps, and order of battle charts concerning combat

operations

in the

West.

la, Anlagen z. KTB. Orders, reports, and maps pertaining to combat operations

in Belgium.

Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht.

Activity report, enemy order of battle charts, and a

report on the separatist movement in Brittany.

la,

Ic,

Kriegstagebuch

3 mit Ic

Anhang.

War

journalcontaining entries

on

operations

in

Belgium

and a

report

of the

Intelligence Branch.

May

9 -

13, 1940

E

241/2 477

May14-23,

1940

E

241/3

477

May

10 - Oct 29,

1940

E241/4b

1451

Jun

- Sep 1940 E 449 477


33/100

XI. Armeekorps

Item

la,

Anlage A, C, D, F z. KTB 1. Orders,reports, charts,overlays, andmaps

concerning operations

in

Poland includingdirectives

on communications,

rations, ammunition, supply routes,

and

prisoner

of war

matters; order

of

battle chartsof the10thArmy for operations east of the Vistula and

special directives for the Air Force. Area:Lowicz,Poland.

la,

Kriegstagebuch 2. War

journal containing entries

on

operations

and ex-

periences in the Polish campaign and preparations for the western campaign.

la, Kriegstagebuch 3. War journal containing entries on operations in the West.

la, Anlagen

z. KTB 2. Orders and maps relating to tactical operations in Poland

and

preparations for the western campaign; order of battle charts and direc-

tives on training, troop concentration, and

communications.

la, Anlagen

z. KTB 2.

Orders

and

reports pertaining

to

preparations

for the

western campaign.

la, Anlagen

z. KTB 3.

Orders

and

reports

on

operations

in the

Albert

and the

Tourhout

Canal areas in Belgium.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 3. Orders and directives relating to the western campaign.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 3. Reports, orders, and situation maps(1:100,000)con-

cerning operations in the West.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 3. Reports, orders, a protocol, and maps pertaining to

thecollapse

of

Belgium

and its

capitulation.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 3. Directives, orders, reports, order of battle charts,

and

maps concerning operations in the West.

la, Kriegstagebuch4Westen. War journal containing reportsan dorders

per-

taining to enemy air activity, combatand ration strength, and transfer

of thecorps.

Dates

Item

No.

Aug

- Oct

1939

Oct1939

- May1940

May- Sep194-0

Oct- Dec

1939

Jan- May1940

May10-15, 1940

Mar- May1940

May16-24, 1940

P 358/b,d,

e,g

W

4486/1

W4486/2

W4486/3

W

4486/4a-

W4486/6

May

24 - Jun 30,1940 W4486/7

Jun- Sep

1940

W4486/8-9

W

4486/5

W

4486/5a

Oct1940- Mar1941 12730/1


34/100

20 XI.

Armeekorps

Item

la,

Kriegstagebuch 5. Warjournalrelating to operations in theBalkans.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 5.

Reports

and

orders

on

operations

in

Yugoslavia

and

preparations for the invasion of Greece.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 5.

Orders

and

reports, with maps,

on

cease fire

and

cessation

of

hostilities

and operations in

Yugoslavia.

la, Ic,Anlagenz. KTB 5,Balkan. Ordersand reportson mopping-up operations

inYugoslavia and on prisoners and captured booty.

la,

Anlage 107 z. KTB 3. Correspondence pertaining to the assignment of units

for occupationduty.

la,

Chefsachen z. KTB 6. Directives, orders, maps, and overlays concerning

preparations

in

Rumania

for

Operation Barbaross*

and the

advan ce into

Russia

via the

Prut

and

Dniester Rivers

on the

southern sector

of the

eastern

front.

la,

Chefsachen

z. KTB

7. Directives, orders, maps,

and

overlays covering

preparations for the

advance over

the

Dnieper River, points

of

concen-

tration southwest

of Kremenchug, the

attack

on

Kharkov,

and the

assault

on

Kubyansk.

la,Kriegstagebuch

6. War

journal containing information

on

Operation

Barbarossa.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 6.

Orders

and

reports concerning preparations

of the

XI

Corps and Rumanian components for Operation Barbarossa, including

maps

andoverlays showing tactical conce ntrationsforOperation Miinchen

and

positions occupied

by

various units.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 6.

Reports, orders, directives, maps,

and

overlays

on-

cerning

enemy

formationson theRumanian border, comba t patrols,and

various

preparations

for the

invasion

of

Russia.

Dates

Mar- Jun1941

Feb

- Apr1941

Apr

- May

1941

Apr

15 - 17,1941

Sep24,1940

Jun

6 - Aug 18,1941 17417/1 480

Aug19 - Dec31,1941 17417/2 480

Jun

6 - Aug 18,1941 17710/1 480

Jun20,1941

Jun

21-30, 1941

17710/2 481

17710/3

481

ItemNo.

Roll

12730/7 480

12730/8 480

12730/9 480

12730/10 480

12730/17 480


35/100

XI.

Armeekorps

Item

la, Anlagen z. KTB 6. Information on the tactical situation along the border

between Rumania

and Russia.

la, Anlagenz. KTB 6. Reports

(including casualty figures)

onassault action

in the Rumanian-Russian border area such as the surprise raid on the Dniester

bridge at

Mohilau-Otaki,

the tank battle at Parocova, and activities of

Vor-

ausabteilung

Lindemann.

la, Ic, Anlagenz. KTB 6,IcTatigkeitsbericht. Reportsof theOperations Bra nch,

intelligence reports

on

prisoners

of war and

captured booty,

and casualty

reports-.

la, Kriegstagebuch 7. Warjournal

containing entries

on

preparations

for

crossing the Dnieper River in the vicinity of

Kremenchug

and on enemy

and own

operations.

la, Anlagenz. KTB 7. Ordersand reports concerning security measures along

the Dnieper River, march routes of the corp s between the Bug and Dnieper

Rivers, and own and enemy operations in the area from Deriyevka to

Kreshichatik.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB 7. Tactical reports pertaining to enemy and own operations

and reconnaissance activities that resulted in successful crossing of the

Dnieper River; includes maps and casualty reports.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 7. Tactical reports pertaining to enemy and own operations,

army order for attack on Poltava, and

corps

order for defense of theSula

sector

induing

organizational charts of the

17thArmy

and maps of the

Dnieper-Kremenchug area.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 7.

Reports

on own and

enemy operations including maps

and overlays

(1:5,000and

1:100,000)showing operations

in the

Donets

bridgehead area around

Chuguev.

Dates

Jul1 - 9,1941

No.

17710/4

Aug10-18,

1941

Aug

19-31,

1941

Sep

1 - 10,

1941

17710/5-

Jul10 - Aug 9,1941 17710/8

17710/9

Aug

19 - Dec 31,1941 17710/18

17710/19

17710/20

17710/21-

Sep11 - Oct 31,1941 17710/24

Nov

1 -

22,1941

17710/25


36/100

22

XI. Armeekorps

Item

la, Ic, Anlagen

z. KTB 7,

Ic

Tatigkeitsbericht.

Information on enemy operation s

and

strength

in the

Chuguev area

and on

prisoners

and captured

booty,

a re-

port on corpscasualties,and statements from prisoners and deserters.

la,

Kriegstagebuch8. Warjournal

containing entries relating

to

coastal

security in theMariupolarea on the Sea of Azov. During the months of

January, February,

and July1942,the

corps

was

subordinate

to the17th

Army, to Gruppe Mackensen, and to Armeegruppe von

Kleist

(1st

Panzer

Army).

la, Anlagen z. KTB

8.

Tactical reports on enemy and own operations and

coastal defense in the

Mariupol

areaincludingmaps showing tactical

situations of the

17th

Army, the 1st Panzer Army, and coast

artillery

positions.

la, Anlagenz.KTB 8. Report s concerning operations in the Mariupol area

including information

on the

disposition

of

enemy forces,

on

highway

conditions, personnel, and motor vehicles.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 8. Tactical reports on operations, corps order for

attack on Lozovaya andPanyutino,and a battle report of the 1st Ruma-

nian Division with overlays showing subordinate units and their strength.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 8.

Reports

on

enemy breakthrough

in the

area

of the

1st Rumanian Division and order of battle charts of the corps and

corps

reserves,

113th

Infantry Division, 1st and 2d Rumanian Divi-

sions, Gruppe Szelinski,and Stab

Lanz.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 8. Reports on the evacuation of Lozovaya; inquiries as

to

losses

of the 1st

Rumanian Division

in

personnel, weapons,

andsup-

plies;

order

of battle of the 1st Rumanian Division giving its location

at

Aleksandrovka; reports on major enemy attacks supported by tank

forces; and a

battle report

of the298th

Infantry Division.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB 8.

Situation reports

of the

corps

and its

subordinate

units from the period before the Balkan campaign to operations on the

Dates

Nov - Dec

Item No. Roll

17710/26 485

Jan -

Jul

194-2

Jan1-28,1942

Jan - Feb

1942

Feb5-17,1942

Feb18-24,1942

22492/1 485

22492/2 485

22492/3 486

22492/4 486

22492/5 486

Feb

- Mar

1942 22492/6

486


37/100

XI.

Armeekorps

Item

Sea of Azovand at

Pavlograd, reports

on

regrouping

of the 2d

Rumanian

Divi-

sion, operational order s

of the

Rumanian

V- I

Corps,

and

reports

on thetac-

tical

situation

of Gruppe von Kortzfleisch.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 8, Reports on enemy and own patrol and artillery activities

and

o n

fuel

a nd

ammunition rationing. Also,

a

translation

of acaptured

enemy diary.

la,

Anlagen z. KTB 8. Tactical reports pertaining to operations atIzyum,de-

struction of enemy forces in the breakthrough area, and activ ation of8

German-Rumanian police unit; charts showing subordinate units

of

Armee-

gruppe von Kleist; and a map showing t actical situation in the Izyum

pocket,

la, Anlagen z. KTB 8. Reports on combat operations in the Izyum area and on

prisoners of war

matters.

la, Ic, Anlagen z, KTB 8,

Ic

Tatigkeitsbericht. Reports on the annihilation

of two Russian armies and on the battle west of Izyum.

la, Anlagen z. KTB 8. Proclamation by Commanding General von Kleist acknowl-

edging

valorous

deeds of troops in the battle west of Izyum in the Donets

Basin, directives

for

deployment of Gruppe Strecker and the

15th

Mobile AAA

Division,

and

reports

on

partisan warfare.

la, Ic, Anlagen z. KTB 8, Ic Tatigkeitsbericht. Report on operations of the

Rumanian VI Corps, comba t reports on the battle of Izyum, and corps in-

telligence reports on prisoners and booty captured and on own casualties;

includes

a map

showing tactical situation

o f

Gruppe Strecker.

la, Entwurfz.

KTB. Reports

on

operations

in the

Donets Basin involving heavy

fighting in the area of the strongpoints of Nizhne-Buzinovskiy andBol'she-

Nabatovskiy

in the

vicinity

of

Stalingrad, operations

of

Rocket Projector

units

and an

antiaircraft

battalion,and a mapshowing the tactical situa-

tion

of

Task Force

Simons.

Dates

Mar

6-31,1942

Apr

1-30,1942

May

1-18,1942

May

19-26,

1942

May

27-31,1942

Jun

1-15,1942

ItemJJo.

Jun - Jul1942

22492/7

22492/8

22492/9

22492/12

22492/13

22492/10

22492/11

Nov

- Dec1942

27058/1


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XI.

Armeekorps

Item

la, Anlagen z. KTB. Report? and maps on operations of the artillery, tank, and

antitank forces and on patrol activities; reports on prisoners and captured

booty and on casualties;

order

of battle charts of the24thand 16th Armored

Divisions

and the60thir.fantry

Division.

Lai.es

oil 1

la,

Anlagen

z.

KTB,

Unterstellungen.

subordinate

units.

Reports and order of battle data on

la, Kriegstagebuch

des

Gen.

Xdo.

z.b.V. Raus

(ab20.7.43:

Gen. Kdo.

XI.A.K.).

War journal on the operations of Corps Command for Special Employment Cramer

(laterRaus),whose mission was to counterattack in areas of enemy break-

through on the front of the 2d Hungarian Army. The folbwingwere subordinate

units:

168thand

26th Infantry Divisions, Hungarian

1st

Armored Division,

Armored

Fo rce Unit 700,

and 190th

Assault

Gun

Battalion.

la,

Anlage

z.

KTB, Band

1.

Orders, reports, order

of

battle charts,

and

over-

lays concerning chiefly the assignment of Corps Cramer and its reorganization,

la, Anlagen z. KTB, Band 2. Reports evaluating experiences of Corps Cramer

and

reports

on the

start

of

withdrawal movements Elbe

and Elch,

with-

drawal

of

Hungarian d ivisions, instructions

on

assembly points

for

strag-

glers, organization ofArmyDetachment Lanz, refitting of various corps

and divisions, and operations of DivisionGrossdeutschland.

la, Anlagen z. KTB, Band 3. Hitler order on destruction of weapons and supplies

during withdrawal and the drafting of men between the ages of 15 and 65 not

already in military service for digging trenches and fortifications and his

appeal to the soldiers of Army Group South. Also, reports on casualties.

la,

Anlagen

z.

KTB, Band

4.

Reports, orders,

and

maps

on

destruction

of

railline

Belgorod-Kharkov,

refitting

of

divisions,

the

evacuation

of

Kharkov,

and

training

of

antitank

units,-

includes

an

after-action report

of SS

Regiment

Thule and reports on enemy and own casualties and losses and captured booty,

la, Anlagen z. KTB, Band 5. Directives on the handling of prisoners and re-

ports

on

construction

o f

fortifications, evaluation

of

enemy situation,

Dec

1942

- Jan

1943

27058/2-3 489

Aug 25,

1939

-

Dec

1,

1942

2705S/4

489

Jan1 - Sep 30,

1943

36237/1

489

Jan1-25,

1943 36237/2 489

Jan

- Feb

1943

Feb16-28,

1943

Mar

1-30,

1943

36237/3

489

36237/4 490

36237/5

490


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XI. Armeekorps

Item

weaponsrequirements,training

of

engineers,

and

trafficcontrol

in the

city

of

Kharkov.

Also,

casualty

reports

and an

order

of

battle

of

SS-Division

Totenkopf.

la,

Anlagen

z. KTB, Band 6. Reports, orders, and maps relating to German mine-

fields

on the

Donets River, partisan

warfare,andconstructionof fortifi-

cations on the main line of resistance and in rear areas.

la,

Anlagen

z.

KTB, Band

7.

Reports

on

operations

of

subordinate

units,

repair

ofraillines,

bridge

constructionon the

Donets River, arrest

a nd

search

action,

and

quotas

on

ammunition consumption.

la, Anlagenz. KTB, Bande 8-9. Information pertaining tocombat trainingfor

troops, order

of

battle charts,

and

strength

and

formation

of

enemy artillery,

la, Anlagenz.KTB, Band10. Operational reportof the320th

Infantry

Division

concerning the attack onNizhniyOlshanets and bridge demolition; and re-