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XXVI. Armeekorps (XXVI Army Corps) 115
The XXVI Army Corps which was fonr-^d in August 1939 vsa knownfor a short time as Korps Wodrig (Fuhrungsstab z.b.V.) (CorpsWodrig, Operations Staff for Special Employment). The corpsfought in Poland in 1939, in the west in 1940, and in the north-ern sector of the eastern front from June 194-1 to July 194-4*Late in the summer of 1944 it moved to the central sector.
Item
la, Kriegstagebuch 1, Polen. War journal prepared by the Assistant OperationsOfficer containing data on the activation of the unit on Aug 19, 1939, pre-parations for the attack on Poland, and operations during the Polish cam-paign. Also, a roster of XXVI Corps Headquarters officer personnel.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 1. Orders containing data regarding preparations for the in-vasion of Poland, and reports on Polish preparations and defenses, reconnais-sance, progress of the campaign and encounters with the Polish Army, surren-der of Poland, security of areas adjacent to the demarcation line, and attitudetoward and dealings with the Soviet Army.
la, Kriegstagebuch mit Anlagen. War journal of the Operations Branch, with maps,concerning the French campaign and the surrender of France.
la, Ic, Abschrift des KTB 1. War journal duplicating the information containedin item No, E 138/1 and, in addition, containing intelligence information ob-tained as a result of interrogation of captured Polish personnel and sketchesand a situation map showing march routes and progress during the Polish campaign.
la, Das Korps Wodrig (Fuhrungsstab z.b.V.) im Polenfeldzug. Bound unit history ofCorps Wodrig (later known as the XXVI Corps), containing a list of the officersin the headquarters staff, data regarding formation of the unit at Konigsberg,and subsequent action in the Polish campaign leading to the capitulation ofPoland. There are reproductions of six situation maps (1:1,000,000 and n.s.)showing progress during the Polish campaign.
Dates Item No. Roll 1st Frame
Aug 19 - Sep 26, 1939 E 138/1 750
Aug 19 - Oct 12, 1939 E 138/2
Jun 4 - Jul 5, 1940 E 217
750
750
59
176
Aug 19 - Sep 26, 1939 E 232/1 750 299
Sep 1-20, 1939 E 232/2 750 367
116 XXVI. Armeekorps
Item
la, Feldzug in Holland u. Belgian, Reserve - Exemplare, Kommandierender General.Reports and other data on the campaign in Holland and Belgium.
la, Kriegstagebuch. War journal of the Operations Branch on the western campaign,
la, Anlagen z. KTB 1, Abgehende Funkspniche. Messages from the Operations Branchof the corps to subordinate divisions containing data on the progress of thePolish campaign, operational instructions, and information on Polish plansand resistance.
la, Anlagen z. KTB, Kriegsranglisten des Gen. Kdo. z.b.V. der Nachrichten-Abt.z.b.V. und der Einheiten der 1. Inf. Div. Rosters indicating ranks, names,dates of rank, special military schooling, and decorations of officer per-sonnel of corps headquarters and some subordinate signal infantry units.
la, Anlagen z. KTB. Operations Branch orders, principally issued by the XXVICorps and the 3d Army, containing data on the capture of Warsaw, the con-clusion of the Polish campaign, dealings with Soviet forces along the de-marcation line in Poland, border security, organizational data, casualtyrosters, and military government matters.
Dates Item No,
la, Eingehende Befehle, Bruchstucke.operations in Poland.
Orders regarding planned military
la, Ausgehende Befehle u. Meldungen. Reports and orders of the OperationsBranch concerning transfers, border incidents, reconnaissance results,progress of the campaign against Polish forces, maintaining law and orderamong the civilian population, and capitulation cf Poland.
la, Verschiedenes. Regulations and reports, chiefly prepared by the OperationsBranch, containing data regarding the interpretation of flare signals, useof reconnaissance units, organization and equipment of aerial reconnaissanceunits, precautions on the possible formation of Polish terror groups, andevaluation reports of SS units attached to the corps.
May 10 - Jun 1, 194-0 E 232/3
May 9 - Jun 3, 1940 E 261
Sep 3 - 26, 1939
Aug - Sep 1939
Aug 23-30, 1939
Roll 1st Frame
750 405
750 557
P 170/f* 750
P 170/g* 750
605
Sep 27 - Oct 12, 1939 P 170A 750
P 186/a* 750
803
871
Aug 26 - Oct 8, 1939 P 186/d* 750 895
Aug 25 - Oct 11, 1939 P 186/h 750 957
* Item damaged by fire.
XXVI. Armeekorps 117
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la, Organisation. Organizational material concerning the activation of the XXVICorps in preparation for the Polish campaign.
la, Ha, Stabsbefehle. Operations Branch orders pertaining to personnel matters,registration of communications, assignments, hoarding, transportation matters,the capitulation of Poland, decoration of General Wodrig (corps commander),and an order prohibiting the use of service weapons for hunting purposes.
Ha, Brieftagebiicher, Geheime Kommandosachen u. Geheim. Logbook of the PersonnelBranch containing a record of incoming and outgoing classified reports andcorrespondence of the Operations, Supply, and Personnel Branches.
la, Erfahrungsberichte Polen, Band 1. Experience reports of the OperationsBranch and subordinate units concerning the campaign against Poland, or-ganizational matters, traffic regulation, supply, evacuation of wounded,prisoner-of-war affairs, postal matters, and communication facilities.
la, Kriegstagebuch 3. War journal concerning the transfer of the corps fromPoland to Germany in preparation for operations in the West.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 3, Band 1. Orders, regualtions, reports, and correspondenceregarding organization, communication facilities, billeting, border security,and gas defense measures.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 3, Band 2. Orders, reports, and directives relating topreparations for the western campaign.
ia, /Orders and Reports, Volumes I and II / Outgoing and incoming orders andreports, organizational charts and maps pertaining to training and otherpreparations for the western campaign.
la, Kriegstagebuch 4. War journal pertaining to operations on the western front,
la, Anlagen z. KTB 4, Armee- u. Korpsbefehle. Army and corps orders.
Dates Item No. Roll 1st Frame
Aug 15 - Oct 8, 1939 P 186/i
Aug 24 - Sep 26, 1939 P 186/k
750 1011
750 1044
Aug 22 - Oct 10, 1939 P 186/q-r 751
Sep - Nov 1939 P 3039* 751
Oct H, 1939 -May 9, 194-0 W 6l9/a 751
Oct 16, 1939 -
17
130
Feb 13
Dec 6,
May 9 -
May 9 -
Feb 6,
- Jun 7
1939 -May 9,
Jun 3,
Jun 3,
1940
, 1940
1940
1940
1940
W 619/b
W 619/c
W 619/L-W 619/n
w 4665/1*
W 4665/2
751
751
751-752
752
752
225
411
691,135
249
374
* Item damaged by fire.
118 XXVI. Armeekorps
Item
la, Anlagen z. KTB 4> Eingehende Meldungen, Band I. Incoming reports.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 4, Eingehende u. ausgehende Meldungen, Band II. Incoming andoutgoing reports.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 4> Eingehende Meldungen, Band III. Incoming reports.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 4> Chefsache: Auf marschanweisung "Gelb" des AOK 18. Directivesfor the strategic oncentration of troops for Operation "Gelb" (plan for theinvasion of the Low Countries).
la, Anlage z. KTB 4, Chefsache: Korpsbefehle. Corps orders.
la, Anlage z. KTB 4, "Baedecker" (Angaben uber hollandische Flusslaufe, Briickenu. Studie im Angriffstreifen des Korps). Data on terrain and physical ob-stacles expected to be encountered in an invasion of Holland.
la, Anlage z. KTB 4,"Grieben", Hollandische Kampfanlagen. Data on terrain,climate conditions, layout of Dutch military installations, and other in-formation obtained from various sources by German authorities in prepara-tion for action in the west.
la, Anlage z. KTB 4> Verlustmeldungen. Casualty reports.
la, Kriegstagebuch 5. War journal of the Operations Branch.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 5, Eingehende Meldungen, Band I. Incoming reports.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 5> Eingehende Befehle. Incoming orders.
la, Anlagen z. KTB 5, Eingehende Meldungen, Band II. Incoming reports.
ic, Tatigkeitsbericht mit Anlagen. Activity report, with annexes, of the In-telligence Branch concerning the western campaign.
Dates
May 10-12, 1940
May 12 - 16, 1940
May 16 - Jun 2, 1940
o. Roll lst_Frame
W 4665/4* 752
tf 4665/5* 752
W 4665/6-7* 753
Apr 1940 W 4665/12* 753
Nov 9 - Dec 15, 1939
May 9 - Jun 1, 1940
Jun 4 - Jul 5, 1940
Jun 10-20, 1940
May 17 - Jul 1, 1940
Jun 5-27, 1940
May 10 - Jun 20, 1940 W 4665/26* 753
586
814
1
Mar 9, 1940 W 4665/9 753 363
Mar 23 - May 6, 1940 W 4665/10* 753 402
449
W 4665/13*
W 4665/14*
W 4665/16*
W 4665/19*
W 4665/21*
w 4665/23*
753
753
753
753
753
753
599
641
669
754
817
1004
1057
* item damaged by fire.
XXVI. Armeekorps 119
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Ia/Stopi., Anlagen zu "Planmassige Vorbereitung und Durchfuhrung des Maasuber-ganges des XXVI. A.K. im Raume Mook - Bergen am 10.5.1940". Maps, charts,arid reports dated Mar 2 - Apr 13, 194-0, concerning the Maas River, its physicalcharacteristics, bridges, and facilities in the Kook-Bergen area of theNetherlands in preparation for the crossing of this river on May 10, 194.0,during the western campaign.
la, Tatigkeitsbericht. Activity report and orders, chiefly prepared by theOperations Branch of the XXVI Corps subordinate to the 18th Army, concerningorganization, border security in the Kolno and Memel area, regrouping, train-ing, precautions taken to counter a possible Soviet attack, and data onSoviet units and their probable moves.
la, Anlagen z. TB, Mappe I-III, Anlagen 1-188. Reports, directives, and corre-spondence relating to erection of defenses in East Prussia, training, main-tenance of roads, border security, and gas defense. Also, data on Sovietmilitary activity along the Soviet-East Prussian border.
la, Anlagen z. TB, Zustandsberichte. Status reports of subordinate units con-cerning the personnel situation and the number of weapons and vehiclesavailable, and an evaluation report of the unit by its commanding officer.
la, Anlagen z. TB, Winterausbildung, Orders and instructions issued by theOperations Branch of the corps and by superior headquarters regarding mili-tary training for officers and enlisted men.
Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht mit Anlagen 1-13, Teil I-II. Activity and situation re-ports, orders, information bulletins, maps, and correspondence concerningsecurity measures and economic intelligence, Soviet tactics and activities,Russian railroads and German-Soviet border incidents.
la, Kriegstagebuch 6. War journal concerning border security, construction ofdefenses, organizational matters, weather conditions, plans in case of warwith the Soviet Union, the attack against Russia on June 22, 1941 > and sub-sequent combat actions. During this period the German Army advanced almostto the Luga River.
Dates Item No. Roll 1st Frame
Feb 24, 194-1 W 6893/2 754
Jul 6 - Aug 1940
Aug 1940 - Jun 1941
11237/1
Oct 7-29, 1940 11237/7
Jun 1 - Aug 20, 1941 17122/1
754 67
11237/3-5 754
Jul 6, 1940 -May 31, 1941 11237/6 754
121
743
755
Jul 7, 1940 - 11237/16-Jun 30, 1941 11237/17 755 80
755 399
120 XXVI. Armeekorps
Item
la, Anlagenbande 1-2 z. KTB 6, Anlagen 1-100. Orders and reports pertaining to thecampaign against Soviet forces in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia; unit transfers;border security measures; order of battle of Soviet forces; and communicationfacilities.
la, Anlagenbande 3-4 z. KTB 6, Anlagen 101-192. Orders and reports, chiefly pre-pared by the Operations Branch, containing data concerning measures to captureEstonia from the Soviet forces, organizational matters, and activities ofSoviet naval forces including several situation maps and overlays (1:100,000 andn.s.) indicating troop locations, routes of advance, and other information,
Ic, T'atigkeitsbericht z. KTB 6. Activity report of the Intelligence Branch forthe period Jun 1 - Aug 20, 1941, containing data about matters affecting moraleof own (German) troops, and about the Soviet Army including security measures,combat actions against the Soviet forces in the Baltic countries, intelligenceobtained from interrogations of Soviet prisoners of war, and propaganda re-sults in the general area of Lake Peipus.
Ic, Anlagenmappe 2 z. TB, Feindnachrichten. Information reports prepared by theIntelligence Branch containing data about organization and changes withinSoviet Army units, estimated strength of opposing Soviet forces, Sovietpositions and location of units, estimate of Soviet intentions, evaluationof Soviet soldiers, and related intelligence data.
Ic, Anlagenmappe 3 z. TB, Pichtlinien. Instructions prepared by the IntelligenceBranch concerning preparation and submission of intelligence reports, essen-tial elements of information obtained through prisoner-of-war interrogations,and exploitation of captured documents and materials.
Ic, Anlagenmappe 4 z. TB, Morgen- u. Abendmeldungen an AOK 18. Morning andevening reports on the strength of Soviet forces, disposition of Soviet units,and intelligence obtained from prisoners of war.
Ic, Anlagenmappe 5 z. TB, Feindgliederungen, Beutepapiere, deutsche u. russischeFlugblattpropaganda. Reports on the order of battle of Soviet forces, trans-lations of captured Soviet documents, and German and Russian propagandaleaflets.
Dates Item No, Roll 1st Frame
Jun - Jul 194 17122/2-3 755 513
Jul 13 - Aug 19, 1941 17122/4-5 755 885
Jan 14, 1942 17122/7 755 1093
Jun 14 - Aug 22, 1941 17122/9 755 1115
Jun 9, 1941 17122/10 755 1155
Jun 1 - Aug 20, 1941 17122/11
Jun 1 - Aug 20, 1941 17122/12
756
166
XXVI. Armeekorps 121
itemla, Kriegstagebuch 7. War journal of the Operations Branch concerning daily combat
activities, weather conditions, artillery and aircraft engagements, reconnais-sance and patrol missions, security measures, propaganda matters, assault ac-tions, communication facilities; and laying of mines in shipping lanes in theKingissepp and Oranienbaum areas.
la, Anlagenband 1 z. KTB 7, Anlagen 1-100. Instructions, orders, reports, andmessages concerning security measures, reappraisal of the situation and con-templated actions, organizational data, and information about Soviet forces.
la, Anlagenband 2 z. KTB 7, Anlagen 101-200. Reports, orders, and instructionspertaining to operations, and to designs of shoulder patches for the 18thArmy and some subordinate units; plans for attack in the Oranienbaum areaand for antipartisan operations including organizational charts, maps, andoverlays.
la, Anlagenband 3 z. KTB 7, Anlagen 201-280. Messages, orders, and reports onoperations, a directive on "treatment of saboteurs and suspicious elementsof the civilian populace" in the occupied territory, and data on road con-ditions during the thaw period.
la, Anlagenband 4 z. KTB 7, Anlagen 281-335. Instructions, orders? reports,charts, maps, and messages concerning organizational matters, assignmentof confidential agents, and estimates of the situation.
la, Anlagenband 8 z. KTB 7, Das XXVI. A.K. im Russlandfeldzug am linken Flugelder Heeresgruppe Nord. Narrative account, with appendices, including chartsand situation maps, indicating the unit's accomplishments in the campaignagainst the Soviet Union.
la, Anlagenband 9 z. KTB 7, Abteilung Behle, Unternehmen "Tytaersaari" (KleineGerateabgabe), Gefechbsbericht, Combat and activity reports concerningpreparations for and successful culmination of Operation "Tytaersaari" byGerman and Finnish units of Detachment "Behle."
la, Anlagenband 10 z. KTB 7, Abteilung Behle, Unternehmen "Tytaersaari" (KleineGerateabgabe), Anlagenband z. Gefechtsbericht. Orders, reports, and messages
Dates Item No. Roll 1st Frame
Aug 20, 1941 -Mav 6, 1942 21473/1 756 232
Aug 18 - Sep 29, 1941 23473/2
Mar 14 - Mav 6, 1942 21473/5
756
Sep 29 - Dec 17, 1941 21473/3 756
Dec 24, 1941 -Mar 12, 1942 21473/4 756
756
Aug 20, 1941 -May 6, 1942 21473/9 757
Mar 30 - Apr 8, 1942 21473/10 757
456
618
827
1048
87
XXVI, ArmeekorpsItem
relating to preparations for the capture of the island of Tytaersaari by Germanand Finnish units including supply matters, and antiaircraft defenses.
Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. Activity report for the period Aug 21, 1941 - May 6, 1942,concerning the enemy situation and activities, prisoners of war and booty, dataon Soviet artillery and air force, and on Soviet morale.
Ic, Anlage 1, Mappe 1 z. TB, Reports, estimates of the situation, informationbulletins, and correspondece concerning identification of Soviet vessels;Soviet fortification, crgaiiiLitioaal structure, tactics, and propaganda.
Ic, Anlage 2 z. TBS Feindnachrichten. Information reports about the enemy regarding identification and location of Soviet Army units, data obtainedfrom Soviet deserters and prisoners of war, and reports on anti-Semiticfeeling prong the Soviet populace.
Ic, Anlage 3 2. TB, i:exnupausen. liievea OVsrisys and one map (1:100,000 andn.s.) prepared by tha Intelligence Branch indicatl~£ location, identifi-cation, and strength of various Soviet Army unite, principally in theOranienbaum area.
Ic, Anlage 4> Mappe 2 z. TB, Tagesmeldungen. Daily reports on combat activi-ties, enemy situation, numbers of Soviet deserters and prisoners taken,aircraft missions and activities, and security matters.
Ic, Anlage 4, Happen 3-5 z. TB, Tagesmeldungen. Daily reports of the Intel-ligence Branch and data indicating acute shortage of gasoline and muni-tions within Soviet Army units in the Oranienbaum, Leningrad, and Kron-stadt areas,
Ic, Anlage 5 z. TB, Russische Flugblatter und sonstige Propaganda. Propagandaleaflets, brochures, and newspapers disseminated by Soviet authoritiescontaining data intended to affect adversely the morale of German soldiers.
la, Kriegstagebuch 8, Teil I u. II. War journal of the Operations Branch con-cerning transfer of the corps, weather conditions, daily combat activities,propaganda data, security and camouflage measures, casualties, reconnaissance
Dates Item No. Roll 1st Frame
Mar 28 - Apr 10, 1942 21473/11 757 227
Jun 10, 1942
Aug 21, 1941 -May 6, 1942
Aug 21, 1941 -May 6, 1942
21473/12 757
21473/13 757
21473/14 757
22, 1941 -Apr 25, 1942 2H73/15 757
Aug 21 - Sep 21, 1941 21473/16 757
Stp 22, 1941 - 21473/17-May 5, 1942 21473/19 757
378
394
494
551
568
637
Aug 21, 1941 -May 6, 1942 21473/20 757 1083
XXVI. Armeekorps 123
Item
and patrol observations, and tactical situations in the Lake Ladoga and NevaRiver areas. During this period the corps was subordinate to the llth and18th Armies.
la, Anlagenb'ande 1-5 z. KTB 8, Anlagen 1-609. Orders and reports concerning themission of the corps, organization, construction of defense positions, enemysituation, and interrogation of prisoners of war and deserters.
la, Zustandsberichte z. KTB 8. Status reports of subordinate units concerningshortages of personnel and equipment, losses and transfer of personnel, re-placements, physical fitness, morale, and combat readiness.
Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. Activity report of the Intelligence Branch pertainingto the transfer of the corps to the area west of the Neva River and southof Lake Ladoga, estimates of the enemy situation, interrogations of Sovietprisoners of war and deserters.
Ic, Anlagen I-III z. TB, Tages-, Morgen- u. Abendmeldungen. Periodic dailyreports of the Intelligence Branch concerning daily combat activities,casualties, intelligence obtained through interrogation of Soviet pris-oners of war and deserters, propaganda activities, patrol and reconnais-sance observations, and organizational matters in the Lake Ladoga andNeva River areas. Also, data obtained through monitoring Soviet communi-cations.
Ic, Anlage IV z. TB, Feindbeurteilung, Geistige Betreuung. Reports concerningestimates of Soviet Army strength and plans, interrogations of Sovietprisoners of war and deserters, special services activities, and propa-ganda matters.
Ic, Anlage V z. TB, Feindnachriehtenblatter. Information bulletins regardingthe enemy situation, identification of Soviet units on the Neva front, in-terrogation of prisoners of war and deserters, and the possible use of gas.
ic, Anlage VII z. TB, Deutsche Flugblatter. Reports and propaganda leaflets,newspapers, and articles disseminated by the Intelligence Branch containing
Dates Item No. Roll 1st Frame
May 7 - Dec 31, 194?- 30142/1-2 758
30U2/3- 758-May 9 - Dec 21, 1942 30142/7 759
Jun 15, 1941 -Jan 1, 1943 30142/13 759
May 7 - Dec 31, 1942 30142/17 759
30142/18- 759-May 10 - Dec 31, 1942 30142/20 760
Mav 23 - Dec 28, 1942 30142/21 760
May 23 - Dec 31, 1942 30142/22 760
570,248
355
847
887,1
236
439
124 XXVI. Armeekorps
Item
German propaganda intended to affect adversely the morale of Soviet army per-sonnel and the civilian populace, including psychological data directed towardStalingrad defenders to cause them to surrender.
Ic, Anlage VIII z. TB, Russische Flugbl*atter. Reports, propaganda leaflets, news-papers, and articles containing Soviet propaganda intended to affect adverselythe morale of German army personnel. Includes Soviet psychological warfareinformation about U.S. and British measures against Germany and its allies.
la, Kriegstagebuch 9, Bande I-III. War journal covering daily combat activities,patrol and reconnaissance missions, interrogations of Soviet deserters andprisoners of war, and erection of defense lines.
la, Anlagenband I z. KTB 9. Orders and reports concerning estimated Sovietintentions, unit transfers and replacements, and construction of defenselines.
la, Anlagenband II z. KTB 9. Operations orders, combat reports, drawingsshowing platoon and company combat formations, and situation map sketches.
la, Anlagenband III z. KTB 9. Reports and orders pertaining to operations,conservation of ammunition, training, German limited-scale offensives tosecure better defensive positions, organization of alarm units, prepara-tions for construction of a defense line at Mga, and disruption of Sovietrailroad facilities. Also, map overlays (1:50,000) indicating estimatedorganizational structure of opposing Soviet units.
la, Anlagenband IV z. KTB 9- Operations orders, reports concerning German ar-tillery organization and construction of defensive positions, and map chartsand sketches indicating estimated Soviet organization.
la, Anlagenband V z. KTB 9. Orders and reports about estimates of the situa-tion, antiaircraft defense, and regulation of traffic.
la, Anlagenband IX z. KTB 9, Artilleriegliederungen. Organizational charts show-ing artillery strength and organization of the corps artillery and subordinatejrtillerv units.
Dates It,-: Jo. Roll 1st Frame
May 7 - Dec 31, 1942 30142/24 760
May 7 - Dec 31, 1942 30142/25 760
Jan 1 - Jun 30, 1943 34955/1-3 761
Jan 1 - Feb 7, 1943 34955/4
Feb 7 - Mar 8, 1943 34955/5
Mar 8 - Apr 13, 1943 34955/6
Apr 14 - May 30, 1943 34955/7
May 30 - Jun 30, 1943 34955/8
761
761
761
762
762
503
1058
582
804
1037
Jan 20 - Jan 30, 194 - 34955/12 762
181
307
XXVI. Armeekorps 125
Item
la, Anlagenband X z. KTB 9, Wochenmeldungen. Weekly reports on armored vehicles,antitank weapons, and combat strength of subordinate units.
la, Anlagenband XI z. KTB 9, Zustandsberichte. Status reports on personnel avail-able for duty, replacements received, strength of vehicles and weapons, andcombat readiness.
Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht. Activity report concerning estimate of overall enemysituation on the Neva River and Lake Ladoga fronts, order of battle dataon Soviet forces, and propaganda and special services activities.
Ic, Anlagenmappe I z. TB, Meldungen an AOK. Daily intelligence reports con-cerning observation of Soviet reconnaissance and combat patrol units, enemycasualties, and interrogations of Soviet prisoners of war and deserters.
Ic, Anlagenmappe II z. TB, Feindnachrichtenblatter. Information reports con-cerning offensive actions, identification and estimated strength of Sovietunits, and interrogations of Soviet prisoners of war and deserters.
Ic, Anlagenmappe IV z. TB, Kurzberichte liber Feindverb'ande, stichwortartigeZusammenfassung von Gefangenenvernehmungen, 2. Teil: Verschiedenes.Reports pertaining to Soviet replacements, Soviet order of battle data,and interrogations of Soviet prisoners of war and deserters.
Qu., Anlagenband 4 z. KTB, Truppengliederung. Order of battle of the XXVICorps and its subordinate units including organizational charts.
la, Tatigkeitsbericht. Activity report for the period Jul 1, 1943 - Jan 27,1944, concerning the Soviet offensive south of Lake Ladoga and subsequentactions and results, organizational data, and construction of a defenseline.
la, Kriegstagebuch, Teil I-II. War journal regarding the corps1 assignmentas a traffic control unit , weather conditions, formation of a defenseline at Luga, security functions, the Spanish Legion, partisan warfare,and information obtained from captured Soviet personnel.
Dates Ite RoJl 1st Frame
Jan 1 - Jun 30, 1943 349^/13 762
Feb 1 - Jul 1, 1943 34955/H 762
Jan 1 - Jun 30, 1943 34955/15 762
Jan 1 - Jun 30, 1943 34955/16 762
Jan 26 - Jun 19, 1943 34955/17
Jan 1 - Jun 30, 1943 36184/5
Feb 7, 1944 41906
'63
Jan 1 - Jun 30, 1943 34955/19 763
763
763
Jan 29 - Jun 30, 1944 51592/1-2 763
32?
666
1020
1071
362
A31
446
126 XXVI. Armeekorps
Item
Ij; Anlagenbande I-III z. KTB. Orders, reports, and directives relating to assign-ments of the Corps, use of the Spanish Legion, combat operations, defense bound-aries, security, organization, and cooperation with the Estonian populace.
la, Anlagsnband IV z. KTB, Meldungen. Daily reports pertaining to combat activi-ties, casualties, antipartisan actions, attacks by Soviet ski troops, andweather conditions.
la, Anlagenband VI z. KTB, Divisions-Wochenmeldungen,. Zustandsberichte, Ver-pflegungsstarken. Reports on ration strength of men and horses, evaluationof combat effectiveness of units, weapons available, and casualties.
Ic, Tatigkeitsberichte. Activity reports of the Intelligence Branch concerningSoviet offensive actions in the Mga and Oranienbaum areas, information ob-tained from captured Soviet personnel, propaganda activities, special serv-ices activities, security measures, intelligence personnel and replacements,partisan bands, daily combat activities, identification of Soviet units,and patrol and reconnaissance missions.
Ic, Anlagenband 1 z. TB, Meldungen. Daily reports of the Intelligence Branchrelating to combat activities, identification of Soviet units, enemy casual-ties and losses in materiel, replacements, intelligence obtained from cap-tured enemy personnel, partisan activities, and propaganda matters.
Ic, Anlagenband 3 z. TB. Information reports about the enemy situation, identi-fication of Soviet units, partisan activities, propaganda matters, troopmorale, and treatment of German prisoners of war.
Dates
51592/3-Jan 29 - Jun 30, 1944 51592/5
Feb 5 - Jun 30, 1944 51592/6
Jan 29 - Jun 30, 1944. 51592/8
Roll 1st Frame
Jan 29 - Jun 30, 1944 51592/9
Feb 14 - Jul 3, 1944 51592/10
Feb 15 - Jun 30, 1944 51592/12
763-764
764
764
764
764
764
778,1
75
381
547
590
721