Дніпропетровський штадткомісар, м. Дніпропетровськ

Reproduction is allowed upon permission of the archive administration As an occupation German civil administration documentation, the collection contains the following files which are -- or potentially could be -- related to the Holocaust: File 1. Orders, decrees by Reichskommissariat Ukraine, gendarmerie and city board instructions about organization of gendarmerie, registration of anti-Soviet individuals, prohibition to Germans to marry persons of another ethnicity, reporting police and gendarmerie activities, fight against partisans, Jews, arrest of communists in Piatikhatskyi district. Minutes of propaganda staff meeting and gendarmerie officers meeting; reports by police and gendarmerie; information about arrested persons, etc. Lists of the communists arrested; lists of policemen, SS commands on duty, kulaks, priests, and members of archaeological expedition, 1941-43, 287 pages; File 2. Orders and decrees by occupation authorities and by city board; memorandum about political and economic situation in the occupied regions, partisan movement, espionage and saboteurs, organization of the Jewish council; informations about the detained, arrested and executed persons, 1941-43, 229 pages. File 3. Directives by Reichskommissar Ukraine. Lists of policemen, of local Volksdeutsche to obtain the lots of land, 1941-42, 117 pages. File 4. Reports by propaganda department of the Stadtkommissariat about situation in the Soviet Union, in the Red Army, about partisan movement; tracing “the Russian mine”, statements about examination of transactions tax, 1941-42, 216 pages. File 5. Orders and instructions by Stadtkommissar, correspondence with Reichskommissar, police, and city board about political and economic issues, personal staff; statements by Germans; correspondence with organizations, discussion about complaints, about priests, 1941-43, 5 pages. File 7. Orders, police and gendarmerie reports, circulars by Central economic bank, 1942-43, 15 pages. File 8. Orders, decrees, and instructions by Stadtkommissar and correspondence with the Gebietskommissar regarding the use of land, 1942, 44 pages. File 9. Orders and instructions by the German authorities, instructions on agriculture, reports by district gendarmerie departments about dislocation and activities of gendarmerie posts, partisans, local population attitudes towards occupants; registration cards of the drafted physicians; articles by propaganda department and head of Dnipropetrovsk city board Sokolovskii, 1942-43, 162 pages. File 10. Orders and decrees by Stadtkommissar, address to Volksdeutsche living on the right-bank of Dnipro river; list of the prisoners of war, 1942-43, 33 pages. File 11. Personal registration cards for carrying out obligatory labor duties. Personal statements, 1942-43, 33 pages. Access is not restricted