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Investigative and arrest files as well administrative records of the Gestapo Brno. The investigative and arrest files concern mostly Czech individuals arrested on a variety of charges such as making anti-German remarks, listening to foreign radio broadcasts, sabotage, malingering, anti-social behavior, possession of arms, miscegenation, and other charges. The records also contain documentation pertaining ...

This collection contains counter-intelligence investigation protocols of arrests, agents' reports, correspondence, instructions for agents issued to units with the code names "Einheit Lichtenstein" and "Meldekopf Spesser," and agents' notes. Subjects include Polish underground movements, the attitudes of the Ukrainian population, the Red Army on the Eastern Front, arrests and investigations of members ...

Simple country houses, white-washed fences. Some arrests in track area of railroad station. According to BA paper records: Arrests of Serbian soldiers in Northern Greece.

Reports, orders and correspondence of the Chief of Police; information concerning arrests of residents and investigations on arrests; information regarding Soviet prisoners of war and escaped prisoners.

USHMM RG-18.002M (Latvian Central State Historical Archive (Rīga) records)

There are documents and correspondence concerning arrests of local residents, among whom were Jews, Soviet activists, and communists.

The series "Second Word War: Deportations, Investigations, Arrests" has been integrated into the subfonds "Microfilms Divers".

Collection contains decrees, orders from the Reichkommissar of Ukraine, Kirovohrad city commissar on wage regulation and food prices, on the placement of homeless children into an orphanage and in the home of invalids. Lists of personnel of the commandant's office. Statements, autobiographies, questionnaires, characteristics of dwellers who wished to work in the commandant's office. Correspondence ...

The fonds contains different kind of documentation of Estonian Home Guard, which was subordinated to the Estonian self-administration. German Security Police involved Estonian Home Guard in arrests and repressions against local people, including Jews. It includes overviews about activities of paramilitary units of Omakaitse during last months of 1941, when Estonian Jews were arrested and executed; ...

Checking for Jewish apartments; arrests of Jews. July 1941.

Contains copies of a newspaper entitled "Studenternes Efterretningstjeneste," with information about the arrests of members of the Danish population by the Gestapo. Studenternes Efterretningstjeneste (SE) was an underground resistance organization in Denmark.

Of greatest significance are the files of the Wydział Prezydialny (Presidium Department), and within these issues connected with supervision of communes, the ruin of Jewish trade, anti-Jewish demonstrations, looting of property, arrests, and name changes