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BONIFACE, see HW 1/3740
Catalogue reference: HW 1/3743
Date: 1945 May 1
BONIFACE, see HW 1/3740
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Germany: armed forces operations staff at Wismar, Apr 29; transport priority from...
Catalogue reference: HW 1/3744
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This record is about the Germany: armed forces operations staff at Wismar, Apr 29; transport priority from... dating from 1945 May 2 in the series Government Code and Cypher School: Signals Intelligence Passed to the Prime Minister,.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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HW 1/3744
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1945 May 2
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Description (What the record is about)
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Germany: armed forces operations staff at Wismar, Apr 29; transport priority from Army Group South to Army Group Centre, Apr 29, to assist establishment of contact with Hitler; 10th Parachute Division, 2nd SS Panzer Division and 9th SS Panzer Division tobe sent to Army Group Centre, May 1; Army Group Centre to launch attack towards Berlin from southeast on May 1.
East Europe: civilian revolt in Breslau, Apr 27, possibility of break out by garrison.
C in C Southeast states in connection with subordination to Kesselring that uninformed staff can only cause difficulties, Apr 28.
South Europe: situation on Italian Front worsening hourly, Apr 28.
Naval Headlines.
Germany: SS commander in south reports to Himmler, measures at Dachau, May 1; SS officer asks Himmler if he is to continue to ensure safety of Goering, Apr 30; C-in-C Naval Command West seeks clarification on Hitler and Goering, May 1; guidance from Himmler, Apr 26.
Czechoslovakia: Frank to Himmler on internal situation, Apr 30.
West Europe: successful negotiations with Allies concerning food supplies to Dutch civilians, May 1.
Rotterdam with Copenhagen: Ribbentrop in Ploen, May 1.
Japanese minister, Lisbon: Soviet Union building sanitary cordon in Europe, Apr 26.
Japanese minister, Berne: suggestion that Japan seeks to avoid Germany's fate, Apr 27.
Chinese military mission, London: changed British attitude to Soviets, Apr 27.
French ambassador, Berne, with Foreign Ministry, Paris: Swiss refuse asylum or transit to French collaborators, Apr 27.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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c/9097
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