But these particular documents do not have direct information about police battalion killings of Jews. Polish agents also gathered detailed information about the morale of German soldiers in the East. After uncovering a sample of the information the Poles had reported, Gestapo officials concluded that Polish intelligence activity represented a very serious danger to Germany. There is much such routine paperwork in the collection of about 9,100 pages that will be valuable for historical researchers. The materials are available in the Textual Research Room of the National Archives at College Park, which is located at 8601 Adelphi Road.
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