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Germany: Oct. 1944-45 (i298) Index

• Correspondences, memos, reports, maps, and listings dated between 9/25/44 and 4 /6/45; correspondents include FDR, John Boettiger, Edward Stettinius, Henry Morgenthau, Joseph Crew, and others.
• Topics included: European Advisory Commission, Psychological Warfare Division o f SHAEF, objectives of Allied Occupation of Germany, Economic Treatment of Germany, Protection of Prisoners of War, and others.

• Correspondences, reports, speeches, and a Nazi flyer dated 10/5/33 and 12/15/35 ; correspondents include FDR, William Dodd, Cordell Hull, Robert Walton Moore, and others
• Topics included: "The Dilemma In The United States", the proposed German Commis sion, general military and militaristic situations, social orders in the United States, and others.

• Correspondences, reports, memos, and German newspaper articles dated between 1/ 14/36 and 1/22/38; correspondents include FDR, William Dodd, Robert Walton Moore, Cordell Hull, and Sumner Welles.
• Topics included: Program of the National Socialist Party, Foreign Policy of the National Socialist Party, "blunders" of democracy in Europe, news briefs from Germany, German feeling about Hitler and a possible war, "German Impressions", and others.

• Correspondences, memos, and reports dated between 3/3/38 and 11/29/38; correspo ndents include FDR, Hugh Wilson, Sumner Welles, Cordell Hull, Harry Hopkins, Aubrey Williams, and Harry Woodring
• Topics included: Conversation with Reich Minister of Propaganda Dr. Goebbels, i ssue of helium, a detailed description and summary of the German organization, "Strength Through Joy", Nazi Party Congress, and others.

• Correspondence and memoranda dated between 4/7/33-12/28/36.Correspondentsinclude: FDR, Cordell Hull, Norman H. Davis, King George, R.D. Lindsay, Robert W. Bingham, William Phillips, D.G. Osborne, Samuel I. Roseman, Henry Morgenthau.
• Topics: Commerce and Navigation Treaty with Great Britain; alternative approaches to debt agreement with Great Britain; proposal of British government to suspend Jewish immigration into Palestine.

• Correspondence and memoranda dated between 3/20/37-12/30/38. Correspondents
• include: FDR, Cordell Hull, Norman H. Davis, King George, R.D. Lindsay,
• Robert W. Bingham
• Topics: Commerce and Navigation Treaty with Great Britain; alternative
• approaches to debt agreement with Great Britain; proposal of British
• government to suspend Jewish immigration into Palestine.

• Correspondence, reports and memorandum dated between 9/20/38-12/25/39
• Correspondents Include: Welles, Merriman, Halifax, FDR, The British Embassy, Summerlin, Chamberlain, Burnham, Helm, Lord Lothian, Hull and watson.
• Topics Include: The King and quuen's trip to New York, Poland's and Germany's situation in the war during aforementioned dates, and personal correspondence to and from FDR.