MILITARY GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS

Effective Date 1 February 1946

LAND OFFICE of CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION, POLICE STATISTICS and COMMUNICATIONS. Regional Office of Military Government will require establishment of an office for criminal identification, police statistics and communications in each Land in the U.S. Zone, to be operated as a service agency independent of any other police organization.

UNIFORMITY in PRINTING. Regional Offices of Military Government shall require that:

a. local and Land police departments will establish regulations for the fingerprinting of persons as directed by Military Government and of such other arrested persons as they deem desirable;

b. fingerprint regulations will provide for the use of the standard 210 mm by 330 mm ten-finger print card and for the use of the Windt-Kodicek classification system; and

c. adequate sets of prints will be collected for submission to Land Bureau of Criminal Identification, Police Statistics and Communications.

COOPERATION. Regional Offices of Military Government will ensure that facilities and procedures are established utilizing to the fullest extent the Land Office of Criminal Identification, Police Statistics and Communications) for the exchange, within and among the Lander in the U.S. Zone, of information of mutual interest among police departments, the apprehension and return of law violators who commit crimes in one jurisdiction and flee to another and for the return of property that is unlawfully obtained in one jurisdiction and transported to another.

OPERATIONS OF
B.VARIAN IDENTIFICATION BUREAU

DIRECTOR

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

## ADMINISTRATION

- **Organization**
  - Personnel
  - Bureau Administration
  - Supply and Equipment
  - Daily Journal
  - Correspondence
  - Registration
  - Library
  - Travel (Official)
  - Translations
  - Motor Pool

## CRIMINAL REPORT

- **Police Bulletin**
  - Unapprehended
  - Criminal Identification File
  - Crime Report
  - File
  - Criminal Record File
  - Photographs
  - Identifying Scar
  - Alias File
  - False Name File
  - Modius Opperandi File
  - Missing and Unidentified Dead
  - Persons File
  - Handwriting Analysis File
  - Obscene Pictures and Publications
  - Gipsy Files

## CRIMINAL TECHNICAL LABORATORY

- **Fingerprint**
  - Records
  - Examination of
  - Personal Documents
  - Personal Identification
  - Fingerprints of
  - Specialized Criminals
  - Palm Prints
  - Modius Opperandi Examinations
  - Moulage
  - Chemical Analyses
  - Various Types of Falsifications
  - Hand and Type-written Examinations
  - Examination of Documents
  - Ballistics
  - Blood Analysis
  - Modern Criminal Technique
  - Advisory Office

## CRIMINAL SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY

- **Criminology**
  - Criminal Investigation
  - Criminal Statistics
  - Coordination
  - With U. of Munich Medical Examiners
  - Criminal Geography
  - Criminal Sociology
  - Biology
  - Zoology
  - Criminal Movies
  - Public Notices
  - Criminal Statistical Education

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Remove per E.O. 10501

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HEADQUARTERS
US FORCES, EUROPEAN THEATER

APO 757

23 December 1946

AG 013.3 GAP-AGO

SUBJECT: Implementation of US-Soviet Agreement on Arrest of Citizens

TO : Commanding Generals:

Office of Military Government for Germany (US)

Third US Army Area

US Air Forces in Europe

Continental Base Section

Headquarters Command, US Forces, European Theater

I. RESCSSION

1. Paragraph 9e, letter, this headquarters, file AG 322
   GBI-AGO, subject: "Operating Procedures between Occupational (970th) Counter Intelligence Corps and Military Government," 19 October 1946, which requires the turn-over of detained Soviet citizens to military government.

II. GENERAL

2. An informal reciprocal agreement has been concluded between General McARTHUR on behalf of the US Forces and General SOKOLOVSKY on behalf of the Soviet Forces, regarding the arrest or detention of nationals of the respective countries by the other power in the occupied zone of Germany.

3. Principal features of the agreement are as follows:

a. There will be no more arrests except in cases of a serious crime; apprehended delinquents will be detained. For the purpose of this agreement a "Serious Crime" is considered to be a felony or a crime of equal gravity.

b. Persons detained as delinquents when identified as Soviet citizens will be reported as such to Soviet authorities within 24 hours if possible and not later than 48 hours after their detention.

c. Persons detained will be returned to the custody of Soviet authorities within one week, together with a statement of the reasons for their detention.

d. Persons detained will not be treated as prisoners but will be restrained in a manner appropriate to their position.

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### III. PROCEDURE

5. Detainees will be returned to Soviet control through Constabulary Liaison Offices at Wanfried (H7590) or HOF (K0105), or through the Provost Marshal, Berlin Command Headquarters, Office of Military Government for Germany (US).

6. In lieu of direct delivery to the authority noted in paragraph 5 above, the apprehending authority will turn over, together with reasons for detention, apprehended Soviet citizens to the nearest competent provost marshal. The provost marshal will then be responsible for delivery of the detainee and the reason for detention to the authority noted in paragraph 5 above within the time limit of one week subsequent to initial determination of Soviet citizenship.

7. The apprehending authority is responsible for immediate notification to this headquarters (Attention: G-1, telephone 2-2009), to be followed by a TWX to reach this headquarters within 24 hours following determination of Soviet citizenship of the detainee. The TWX will contain the following information pertaining to the detainee: Name, rank, serial number, organization or position, charge, date detained, turnover point to be utilized. This headquarters will forward the above information to the Office of Military Government for Germany (US) for transmission to the Soviet authorities.

8. The Commanding General, Third US Army Area, is responsible for implementation of paragraph 3f of Section II.

BY COMMAND OF GENERAL MCNARNEY:

PETER CALZA
Lt Col, AGD
Assistant Adjutant General

Telephone: Frankfurt 2-1267

DISTRIBUTION:

50 - TUSA

25 - OMGUS

25 - USAFE

50 - CBS

25 - HQ Comd, USFET

Information Copies:

1 - USFA

1 - WBS

1 - EDATC

1 - AGRC

6 - G-1

1 - AG Records

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HEADQUARTERS
THIRD UNITED STATES ARMY
APO 403

AG 383.7 - GNMCB

16 November 1946

SUBJECT: Standing Operating Procedure for Counter Intelligence Staffs at
German Civilian Internment Enclosures

TO

: Commanding General, 1st Infantry Division, APO 1, US Army
Commanding General, 9th Infantry Division, APO 9, US Army
Commanding General, District II, APO 65, Third US Army Area
Commanding General, Nurnberg-Furth Enclave, APO 124, US Army
Commanding Officer, War Crimes Central Suspect and Witness Enclosure,
APO 205, US Army

1. References

a. Letter, Headquarters, United States Forces, European Theater, file AG 013.2 GEC-AGO, subject: "Disposition of Internees Held in Civilian Internment Enclosures", dated 13 July 1946.

b. Letter, this Headquarters, file AG 383.6 - GNMCB, subject: "Disposition of Internees Held in Civilian Internment Enclosures", dated 21 September 46.

c. Letter, this Headquarters, file AG 350.09 - GNMCB, subject: "Standard Operating Procedure for Counter Intelligence Staffs at Civilian Internment Enclosures", dated 18 June 1946.

2. Purpose

The following instructions are issued for the guidance and compliance by Counter Intelligence Staffs on duty in those Civilian Internment Enclosures under control of German Authorities. Since the operational requirements of these enclosures are subject to changes, these instructions are not to be construed as covering every phase of Counter Intelligence activity in the enclosures. Additional instructions and amendments will be issued as necessitated by current requirements.

3. Mission of Counter Intelligence Staffs in German Enclosures

a. Records and Files

All classified Counter Intelligence records and files of internees will remain in the custody of the Counter Intelligence Staff until they are inspected and downgraded so that they may be made available to German authorities, in compliance with AR 380-5. In cases where it is deemed advisable, the names of interrogators and investigators, appearing in these documents, should be deleted. Information classified "CONFIDENTIAL" or higher must be deleted prior to the transfer of these documents to German authorities.

b. Processing of New Arrestees

(1) Prior to the acceptance of an individual arrested and delivered by US Forces for internment as an automatic arrestee, a member of the Counter Intelligence Staff will examine the Arrest Report to insure that the individual falls within an automatic arrest category. Erroneous arrestee, arrested and delivered to the enclosure by US Forces, will not be accepted. Any individual who has already been tried and disposed of by a German Trial Tribunal under the provisions of the "Law for Liberation from National Socialism and Militarism" shall not be rearrested and accepted for internment solely because he falls within an Automatic Arrest Category unless new essential facts or evidence have been discovered which justify arrest and reopening of the proceedings. Current instructions stipulate that the terms "security suspect" and "security threat" are no longer applicable to automatic arrest categories. Persons will no longer be arrested and charged under the broad classification of these two terms.

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(2) All persons arrested and delivered to an enclosure as automatic arrestees will promptly be interrogated and classified by the Counter Intelligence Staff to ascertain the following information for sub-mission to Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Counter Intelligence Branch, this Headquarters (include on Summary Report of Interrogation);

(a) Whether internee is named in current CROWDASS Wanted Lists as a war Criminal suspect or witness to War Crimes. (Distinguish between probable and possible identification).

(b) Whether internee is on any other current Wanted List

(c) Whether internee is of Austrian or other non-German Nationality.

(d) Whether internee, for reason of further interrogation and exploitation, or otherwise, should be transferred to a U.S. Enclosure. This Headquarters will order final disposition of internees after obtaining clearance from US Forces European Theater and from US Chief of Counsel for the prosecution of Axis criminality.

### c. Release of Internees not Failing within an Automatic Arrest Category

The final disposition of all internees in German Enclosures is the responsibility of the Minister for Political Liberation. The cases of all persons presently detained as former automatic arrestees, security threats, and erroneous arrestees who may have inadvertently been overlooked prior to transfer are to be brought to the attention of the Public Prosecutor who will dispose of the internees in accordance with provision of paragraph 11 of reference cited in Paragraph 1a, above.

### d. Reports

The following reports are to be prepared and submitted.

#### (1) Morning Reports

Until further notice, the Counter Intelligence Staff will prepare and forward Morning Reports to AG Machine Records Unit Detachment, Headquarters, Third US Army, APO 403, US Army.

#### (2) Notification of Prospective Releases (Incl No. 1)

Reports on prospective releases of individuals tried by the Spruchkammer will be forwarded to this Headquarters, Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, (Attn: Counter Intelligence Branch), in accordance with paragraph 10b (2) and (3) of Letter, this Headquarters, file AG 383.6 CAMCB, subject: "Disposition of Internees Held in Civilian Internment Enclosures" dated 21 September 46. (See Paragraph 1b above.)

#### (3) Security Reports

A weekly Security Report (Period to conform to that covered in the Weekly Intelligence Report of responsible Major Command) will be prepared by the CI Staff in each German Enclosure. This report will be submitted in duplicate to this Headquarters through appropriate District or Division Headquarters with an information copy being forwarded in each case to the appropriate Regional Office of Military Government. Information contained in this report will cover the following items:

##### A. Statistical Report

###### 1. Total number of Internees

B/L AG 383.7 GNMGCB Ltr, Hc Third US Army 16 Nov 46 Standing Operating Procedure for Counter Intelligence Staffs at German Civilian Internment Enclosures

2. Total number of arrivals during week _________

a. Newly interned _________

b. Transferred in _________

3. Departures during week

a. Transferred out _________

b. Released outright _________

B. I. General Survey

II. Security

To include factors affecting security such as:

a. Adequacy of ration, fuel, shelter and clothing

b. Incidents

c. Escapes

d. Rumors

III. Internee's morale and attitude

IV. Miscellaneous

e. Relation of Counter Intelligence Staffs to German Camp Authorities

(1) Primary duties of the CI Staffs in German Enclosures:

(a) To assist the German authorities in obtaining information from documents held in US custody when such information is relevant to the processing of internees held in a German Enclosure.

(b) To report to the appropriate Military Commanders information on internal conditions of the enclosure which affect the security situation.

(c) To process internees delivered to the enclosure by a US Military Agency.

(d) To process internees held in German custody whose return to US custody has been authorized.

(2) CI Staffs are not authorized under any circumstance to:

(a) Interfere with the normal operation of the German Camp authorities and the Public Prosecutors.

(b) Influence the proceedings of the Spruchkammer

(c) Correct directly deficiencies of the Spruchkammer

(d) Extend preferential treatment to internees

(e) Exercise any authority over internees delivered to the custody of German authorities.

(3) If any tribunal improperly exonerates or classifies an individual, the matter will be brought to the attention of the Military Government Special Branch representative at the enclosure, who in turn may effect a retrial by the Tribunal through the Land Director of Military Government. No efforts will be made to correct such deficiencies directly at the enclosures as such acts could be construed as undue interference and usurpation of authority.

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["DATE", "SUBJECT: Notification of Prospective Release\n\nTHROUGH: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Higher headquarters has set the policy on the arrest of Nazi Party Officials. Under that policy, CIC is authorized to arrest only Party members who held the rank of Ortsgruppenleiter or higher. The higher ranks include Kreisleiters and Gauleiters and officials of the Orts, Kreis and Gau level. The ordinary party members are of no interest to the CIC or to you. Denunciations of "high Nazi officers" should be sifted down. Your informant, if he knows anything at all, should know what rank the person held. If he does not, do not waste your time.

Persons who are sent in as "suspicious" because "they were hanging around the CP" or "around the gun position" or the like, will often be found to be the owner of the house where the CP is located and who was trying to get food out of the cellar. Do not waste too much time on persons who are "suspicious" because they happened to be hanging around some place. If there is positive reason for suspicion, for example, if he is caught in a suspicious act or if he is found to have wire-clippers or something on his person, call the CIC immediately. In no case should he be evacuated from the vicinity as he will have to be returned to the scene anyway by the CIC.

River crossers of military age should be evacuated immediately to Regimental PWE and CIC should be notified.

Displaced Persons, as such, are of no interest to you or to the CIC. They are entirely a Military Government problem.

307TH COUNTER INTELLIGENCE CORPS DETACHMENT
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH ARMY
WESTERN MILITARY DISTRICT
APQ 758 US ARMY

2 November 1945

SUBJECT: Administration.

TO : Commanding Officer, 970th Regional Offices, Numbers I, II, III, Seventh Army, APO 758, U. S. Army.

1. (a) It has come to the attention of this office that some of the CIC Teams in this Army District may be overdrawing Class 1 Quartermaster supplies (Rations). A close check will be made by the Region Commander to cease any such practice within their commands.

(b) Attention is invited to the fact that no German civilians are authorized U. S. Army rations.

(c) Attention is also invited to the fact that only one PX Ration per individual is authorized and that returns for the drawing of PX rations are made on the basis of Morning Report strengths.

2. Inspection reports from Seventh Army Inspection teams, (non CIC) indicate that some CIC Teams have requisitioned more than adequate space for billeting, messing and offices. It is desired that all CIC Teams have decent living, messing and working facilities, but due to the critical shortage of housing in Germany it is necessary that these facilities be reduced to the minimum. Necessary action will be taken by the Region Commanders to correct this situation.

JOHN G. HAMMOND
Captain, Infantry
Commanding

1st. Ind. /rps
Hq., 970th Regional Office No. II, Seventh Army, APO 758, 6 November 1945.
To: Each Subsection, Region No. II.

1. Attention is invited to basic communication.

2. In compliance with par. 1(a), above, it is directed that a head count be maintained at all times of all persons eating in your dining room on a meal by meal basis and that rations be drawn on the basis of this head count, divided by three(3) for the number of rations per day. In further compliance with above basic communication this headquarters will be notified immediately of the number of rations your subsection is drawing and the source of these rations.

3. In compliance with par. 2, basic communication, each Subsection Agent In Charge will submit a reply to this headquarters stating the steps taken by him to reduce these facilities to a minimum.

4. Compliance with this indorsement will be made as soon as practicable by indorsement hereon.

PAUL H. WYMAN
1st. Lt., MI

Commanding

MG/PS/G/4

MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY

VERHAFTUNGS BERICHT

ARREST REPORT

An: Das Alliierte Militärpersonal

To: Allied Military Personnel

Dieses Formulau muß ausgefüllt und der deutschen Polizei übergeben werden, wenn eine verhaftete Zivilperson eingeliefert wird.

This form must be completed and handed to the German Police at the time you deliver an arrested civilian

Name des Gefangenen:

Name of Prisoner:

Anschrift des Gefangenen:

Address of Prisoner:

Ausweiskarte:

Nr.:

Identification Card:

No:

Ort der Verhaftung:

Place of Arrest:

Datum:

Zeit:

Date:

Time:

Einzelheiten des Vorfalles, der zur Verhaftung führte:

Details of incident leading to arrest:

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Zeugen und Anschrift:

Witnesses with addresses:

1:

2.

3.

4.

Beweisgegenstände:

Property available as evidence:

Beschreibung:

Description:

Verwahrungsstelle:

Whereabouts:

Name des deutschen Polizeibeamten, dem der Gefangene übergeben wurde:

Name of German Policeman to whom prisoner has been

delivered:

Behörde:

Ort:

Authority:

Location:

Sie sind angewiesen den Gefangenen in Haft zu behalten — zwecks Verhandlung vor einem Militärgericht — zwecks Verhandlung vor einem deutschen Gericht — zwecks Befragung durch die deutsche Polizeibehörde — zwecks Internierung — zwecks Verwahrung für ... Tage — bis auf weitere Anordnung.

You are instructed to delain the prisoner for trial before a military court; for penalty to be imposed by German Police authority; for interment; for detention for ... days; until further orders.

Name des Militärpersonals welches die Verhaftung ausführt:

(Druckschrift)

Name of military personnel making arrest:

(Print in block letters)

Rang:

Stammnummer:

Rank:

ASN/No.:

Organisation:

Unterschrift:

Organization:

Signature:

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ARREST REPORT.

SURNAME

FIRST NAME(s)

ALIAS

NATIONALITY CLAIMED

ADDRESS OF LAST RESIDENCE

OCCUPATION

IDENTITY DOCUMENTS

DETAILS OF ARREST : (a) PLACE

(b) DATE

(c) TIME

UNIT MAKING ARREST

REASON FOR ARREST

(further details to be written on back if necessary)

WITNESSES : NAMES AND ADDRESSES

STATEMENT AFTER ARREST

(attach on separate sheet if necessary)

PROPERTY : (Property taken from prisoner to be listed on back, together with description and whereabouts of any other property relevant to the case.)

MILITARY OR CIVIL AUTHORITY TAKING CUSTODY OF THE PRISONER

Signature of person authorising arrest

Rank

Date

PARIS, IMP. LEFEBVRE - 1022 - 3-45 - 77326

SHAEF AGO Form No. 7

Militärregierung Deutschland

Kontrollgebiet des Obersten Befehlshabers

BEKANNTMACHUNG

AN ALLE AUSLÄNDISCHEN
ZIVILPERSONEN:

1. Im Interesse der militärischen Sicherheit und der erfolgreichen Weiterführung des Krieges ist es zur Zeit noch notwendig alle Zivilisten **gleich** zu behandeln, ob es sich nun um Deutsche oder Ausländer handelt.

2. Bis Ihr in Eure Heimat zurücktransportiert werden könnt, müßt Ihr alle Anordnungen der Alliierten Militärregierung genau befolgen. Bei Nichtbefolgung dieser Anordnungen und Verordnungen setzt Ihr Euch nicht nur der Bestrafung aus, sondern Ihr verzögert dadurch unter Umständen auch Eure Rückkehr in die Heimat.

3. Außerdem müßt Ihr Euch noch folgendes merken:

a) Ihr dürft den Platz an dem Ihr Euch zur Zeit befindet **nicht** verlassen, **außer** auf Befehl der Militärregierung.

b) Befinden sich mehrere in einem Lager, oder sind sie sonst gruppenweise untergebracht, so sollen sie **einen** aus ihrer Mitte zur Militärregierung schicken, damit er sie alle dort meldet. Dieser Abgesandte soll sich zur Militärregierung begeben **nur** während **derjenigen** Stunden, während derer Zivilpersonen auf der Straße sein dürfen.

c) Wer sich in einem Privathaushalt befindet, schickt ebenfalls jemanden zur Militärregierung um sich zu melden, natürlich auch nur während der Zeit, da Zivilpersonen auf der Straße sein dürfen.

4. Ihr helft der gemeinsamen Sache aller verbündeten Nationen, wenn Ihr diese Regeln genau befolgt. Wenn Ihr eigenmächtig Eure Plätze verlaßt, so stört Ihr dadurch den militärischen Verkehr auf den Straßen und macht die Aufgabe der Militärregierung unnötig schwer. Daher nochmals: Bleibt wo Ihr Euch zur Zeit befindet, **bis** die **Militärregierung Euch** **sagt**, wohin Ihr gehen sollt. Wenn Ihr Euch nach dieser Regel richtet, kommt Ihr am sichersten und schnellsten nach Hause!

5. Jede Verletzung dieser Anordnung, sowie irgendwelcher anderen Befehle oder Gesetze der Militärregierung, werden streng bestraft werden.

Im Auftrage des Militär-Befehlshabers.

Military Government Germany

Supreme Commander's Area of Control

NOTICE

TO CIVILIAN NATIONALS OF ALL
ALLIED COUNTRIES:

1. Because of the necessity for military security and the successful prosecution of the war, all civilians, whether Germans or nationals of foreign countries, must, for the present, be treated alike.

2. Until arrangements can be made for your return to your homeland, you must abide by all of the Laws of Military Government. Failure to obey these Laws will not only cause you to be punished, but may endanger your chances of return to your country.

3. In addition, the following rules must be obeyed by you:

a) Do not move from your present location unless and until you are directed to move by Military Government.

b) If you are in a camp, or other large group send one delegate to report to the Military Government office during authorized circulation hours only.

c) If you are in a private home send one person to report your presence to the Military Government office during authorized circulation hours only.

4. You can help the Allied cause by following these rules. Any movement by you interferes with Military traffic and the establishment of Military Government. Stand fast until Military Government directs you to move. That is the quickest way home.

5. Any violation of these rules or other laws of Military Government will be severely punished.

By Order of the Military Government.

Military Government Germany

NOTICE

I. Military Government has been established. You will obey immediately and without question all of its enactments and orders.

II. All civilians will remain in their homes, at all times until further notified except:

1. From 0700 hours to 0800 hours one person per household may leave his home on foot to procure food or water.

2. Or by written permit signed by a Military Government Officer.

III. Complete blackout will be observed from sunset until sunrise.

IV. Use of cameras or binoculars is prohibited.

V. Apparatus or other means of transmitting messages, firearms, ammunition, explosives and other war material will be delivered to the military authorities, and it is unlawful to possess or control any thereof.

VI. Persons convicted of the following offenses are liable to any lawful punishment including death:

1. Communication with German forces.

2. Armed attack on, or armed resistance to, the Allied Forces.

3. Killing or assaulting any member of the Allied Forces.

4. Unlawful possession or control of any property described in paragraph V above.

5. Assisting any member of the German forces to avoid capture.

6. Interference with transportation or communication.

7. Sabotage of any war material of the Allied Forces.

8. Wilful destruction, removal, interference, with, or concealment of, records or archives of any nature.

9. Plunder, pillage or looting.

10. Wilfully interfering with or misleading any member of the Allied Forces.

11. Any other act in aid of the enemy or endangering the security of the Allied Forces.

VII. All civilians, whether German or nationals of Allied Countries will be governed by these provisions.

VIII. Violators of any of the foregoing provisions will be punished by a Military Court.

IX. The complete enactments of Military Government will be posted in the near future.

By Order of the Military Commander.

# Militärregierung Deutschland

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# BEKANNTMACHUNG

I. Die Militärregierung ist eingesetzt worden. Jedermann hat unverzüglich und widerspruchslos alle ihre Gesetzgebung und Befehle zu befolgen.

II. Sämtliche Zivilpersonen haben jederzeit in ihren Wohnungen, Luftschutzkellern oder Arbeitsstätten zu verbleiben. Bis auf weitere Bekanntmachung gelten folgende Ausnahmen:

1. Zwischen 7 und 8 Uhr kann eine Person per Haushalt zu Fuß die gemeinsame Wohnung verlassen, um Nahrungsmittel oder Wasser zu holen.

2. Auf Grund einer schriftlichen und von einem Offizier der Militärregierung gezeichneten Bewilligung.

III. Von Sonnenuntergang bis Sonnenaufgang ist vollständige Verdunkelung einzuhalten.

IV. Der Gebrauch von Photoapparaten oder Ferngläsern ist untersagt.

V. Anlagen, geeignet zur Nachrichtenübermittlung irgendwelcher Art, Schußwaffen, Munition, Sprengstoff und anderes Kriegsmaterial sind an die Militärbehörden abzuliefern. Deren Besitz oder Verfügungsmacht ist gesetzwidrig.

VI. Personen, die wegen Begehung eines der nachfolgenden Verbrechen schuldig erkannt wurden, können mit jeder gesetzlich zulässigen Strafe, einschließlich der Todesstrafe, bestraft werden:

1. Verbindung mit deutschen Streitkräften.

2. Bewaffneter Angriff auf oder bewaffneter Widerstand gegen die Alliierten Streitkräfte.

3. Tötung eines Angehörigen der Alliierten Streitkräfte oder Angriff auf einen solchen.

4. Ungesetzlicher Besitz von oder Verfügungsmacht über irgend einen Gegenstand, welcher in Paragraph V beschrieben ist.

5. Beihilfe für irgend einen Angehörigen der deutschen oder der mit Deutschland verbündeten Streitkräfte zwecks Vermeidung seiner Gefangennahme.

6. Störung des Beförderungs- oder Nachrichtenwesens.

7. Sabotage irgendwelchen Kriegsmaterials der Alliierten Streitkräfte.

8. Vorsätzliche Zerstörung, Entfernung, störende Einwirkung auf, oder Verheimlichung von Akten oder Archiven irgendwelcher Art.

9. Plündern, Brandschatzung oder Beute machen.

10. Vorsätzliche störende Einwirkung auf oder absichtliche Irreführung irgend eines Angehörigen der Alliierten Streitkräfte.

11. Jegliche andere Hilfeleistung für den Feind oder Gefährdung der Sicherheit der Alliierten Streitkräfte.

VII. Alle Zivilpersonen, deutsche oder Angehörige der Alliierten Länder, werden nach diesen Maßregeln behandelt.

VIII. Jeder Verstoß gegen eine der obigen Bestimmungen wird durch ein Gericht der Militärregierung bestraft.

IX. Die vollständige Gesetzgebung der Militärregierung wird baldigst angeschlagen werden.

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CIC.- MEMMINGEN AREA

<table><tr><td>1. Name</td><td>Zu-(Familien)-name</td><td>Ver-(Tauf-)name</td></tr><tr><td>2. Jensehe Arbeitsstelle</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>3. Geburtsdatum</td><td>4. Geburtsort</td><td>5. Größe</td></tr><tr><td>6. Gewicht</td><td>7. Haarfarbe</td><td>8. Farbe der Augen</td></tr><tr><td>9. Narben, alte oder Entstellungen</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>10. Gegenwartige Anschrift</td><td></td><td>Stadt, Straße und Hausnummer</td></tr><tr><td>11. Ständiger Wohnsitz</td><td></td><td>Stadt, Straße und Hausnummer</td></tr><tr><td>12. Art der Ausweiskarte</td><td>Nr.</td><td>13. Wehrpaßnummer</td></tr><tr><td>14. Reisepaß-Nr.</td><td>15. Staatsangehörigkeit</td><td>16. Falls naturalisierter Bürger geben Sie Datum und Einbürgerungsort an</td></tr><tr><td>17. Religion</td><td>18. Haben Sie offiziell oder inoffiziell Ihre Verbindung mit einer Kirche aufgelöst?</td><td></td></tr><tr><td>19. Welche Religionszugehörigkeit haben Sie bei der Volkszählung 1939 angegeben?</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>20. Führen Sie alle Vergehen, Übertretungen oder Verbrechen an, für welche Sie je verurteilt worden sind, mit Angaben des Datums des Orts und der Art</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>21. Waren Sie vom Militärdienst zurückgestellt?</td><td>22. Falls ja, geben Sie die genauen Umstände an</td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td>23. Waren Sie Generalstabler?</td><td>24. Wann?</td></tr><tr><td>25. Waren Sie NS-Führungsoffizier?</td><td>26. Haben Sie in der Militärregierung oder Wehrkreisverwaltung irgendeines der von Deutschland beseitigen Länder, einschließlich Österreich und Sudetenland, gedient?</td><td></td></tr><tr><td>27. Falls ja, geben Sie Einzelheiten über Ihre Anmerkungen und Pflichten sowie Ort und Zeitdauer des Dienstes an:</td><td></td><td></td></tr></table>