SD Hauptamt (Head Office) circulars based on the work of the SD regional stations regarding the Jews of Germany and Austria, 1937-1940

SD Hauptamt (Head Office) circulars based on the work of the SD regional stations regarding the Jews of Germany and Austria, 1937-1940 - Directives from the SD Head Office to various SD regional stations to present monthly reports concerning the Jewish Question, 1937; - SD Head Office report regarding the intervention of the American government in internal German matters on behalf of Jewish interests, 1937; - SD Head Office report regarding the discussion with the Reichswirtschaftsministerium (Ministry of Economic Affairs) concerning the transfer of foreign currency to Egypt and Palestine for SD activities in these countries, 1937; - Notes from the SD Head Office regarding the creation of Judenkartei (a card index of information regarding the German Jews) and the steps for building it; - Directives to Department II 112 (the Jewish Department) regarding its activities in the event of being drafted to war, concerning treatment of the Jews (putting Jews into labor and concentration camps, treatment of Jewish organizations and their senior officials, and so on), 1938; - SD Head Office directives regarding eavesdropping on telephone conversations of Jews in Berlin, 1937; - Correspondence between the SD Head Office and various SD regional stations containing notes regarding the concern that German Jews might forge documents, 1938-1939; - Disclosure of personal documentation of a Polish Jew in Warsaw, 1939-1940; - Confirmations of the receipt of SD Head Office directives from various SD regional stations, 1938. Names to enter: - Helmut Hirsch, sentenced to death, 08 March 1937, on the charge of treason against the Motherland and sabotage through explosive material; the press abroad, and especially in the United States, protested the verdict, but their protest did not prevent his execution, pp. 1365-1371; - Robert Bermann, born in Gleiwitz, Oberschlesien, 16 November 1900; - Dr. Ernst Marcus, born in Berlin, 15 April 1900; - Dr. Kurt Hirschfeld, born in Bayreuth, 10 March 1898; These men were arrested by the Gestapo; afterwards the Gestapo eavesdropped on their phone conversations because they were general managers of the Paltreu and Altreu Companies that dealt with the transfer of Jewish funds abroad, pp. 1389-1392; - Chaim Judkiewicz: personal documentation including a passport, and documents in Hebrew and Polish, pp. 1435-1446.