Instead, it contains German intelligence and especially counterintelligence materials from a variety of police and military offices, especially the Gestapo and the Abwehr. Some of the Abwehr documents and file card indexes may have come into the possession of Division VI of the Reich Security Main Office, headed by Walter Schellenberg, when the RSHA took over the Abwehr in 1944. Also included is a German file card index for persons of police or intelligence interest in Denmark and Scandinavia generally. 2-3 File cards, apparently compiled by the Abwehr, regarding persons of intelligence interest, especially in Denmark, in some cases based on information from the Danish police. An example of interest is Hugo Rothenberg, a Danish Jew who had ties with Reich Marshal Hermann Goering.
Gives cover names.
8 File card indexes of Abwehr agents against different countries. Gives cover names.