Contains: Political situation in Belgium (Report of the radio expert of the Wehrmacht-Propaganda-Staffel Belgien or the head of the Belgian radio, Gunzer, of 17 March 1941, 1941 Contains: "Großbelgische" Anstrenbungen des Wallonenführer Léon Degrelle, 1941 Contains: Description of the achievements of Belgium for the German war economy and warfare as of Jan. 1942 (only forwarding, report missing), 1942 Contains: Political and folk-political problems in Belgium (above all correspondence between the chief of military administration, Reeder, and the envoy of Bargen), 1942 Contains: Political Status Report of the National Group Leader of the Foreign Organization in Belgium (correspondence only), 1942-1943 Contains: Burg peace between the Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond (VNV) and the Deutsch-Flämischen Arbeitsgemeinschaft (Devlag) as well as foundation of a Walloon SS, 1943 Contains: Number of SS volunteers from Brussels and Antwerp and commitment of district and local group leaders by Devlag (Bergers report), 1943 Includes: Political Attitude of the Church in Belgium, 1943 Contains: Deployment of Land residents in direct Wehrmacht service, 1943 Includes: Flemish Guard Department - Political endeavours of the head of the UNV, Dr. Elias, in particular regarding the creation of a national army, 1943 Contains: Appointment of a higher SS and police leader for Belgium and assignment of the SS group leader Jungclaus to carry out the duties of a general commissioner for security, 1943-1944 Includes: Mood reports of the Propaganda Department Belgium for the period Sept. - Dec. 1943, Feb. - Apr. 1944, 1943-1944 Contains: Work assignment in Belgium, 1943-1944 Contains: Minutes of the meeting of J.R. Koch, head of the national group of the foreign organization in Belgium, about a conversation with van de Wiele, head of the Devlag, especially about Degrelle and his political ambitions, 1944 Contained: Status reports of the Chief of Armament for Belgium and Northern France (correspondence only), 1944 Contains: Short report of the Chief of Military Administration Reeder (only correspondence), 1944 Contains: Germanic SS in Flanders, 1944, herein containing foundation of the Flanders Corps: Relationship between the Reichskommissariat and SS Offices, 1944 Contains: "Führer Decree" on the Establishment of a Civil Administration in the Occupied Territories of Belgium and Northern France of 13 July 1944, July - Aug. 1944, including the appointment of a Civil Commissioner for Belgium and Northern France, 1944 Contains: Establishment of a Belgian Legion for Africa - Transmission of two reports from the Colonial Political Office (KPA) office of the military commander Belgium-Northern France by the Chief of Staff of the KPA, Corvette Captain Wenig, June 1942
Contains among other things: List of the "Organisation Sisal" (camouflage name for the East African task force) under the intended leader, SS-Obergruppenführer Bouhler, as well as his intended deployment as Governor General of East Africa and as successor to General Ritter von Epp in the office of the Colonial Minister Contains among other things: List of the "Organization Bananas" (camouflage name for the West African task force) under the designated leader, SS-Brigadeführer Ruberg Contains, among other things: Disputes over competence between the Reich leaders Bormann and Bouhler Contains, among other things: Interests of the head of the NSDAP's foreign organization, Gauleiter Bohle, in the colonial question
Contains: Payment difficulties, support actions of the Reich Treasury, Liqidation Efforts of the foreign organization of the NSDAP to re-establish a German bank in Southwest Africa