Collection: Walter C. Ansel Papers, 1917/1974 / Date range: 1940 - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 39: 1/Skl. Memo to Ob.d.M., Supreme Naval Group Commands North and West, and Naval Commands North and West, 1940 Box 13, Folder 39

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Folder 39: Adm. Frankr. Report to O.K.M. on Sea Lion, 1940 Box 17, Folder 39

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Folder 39: Chief of Staff of the Naval War Staff Memo to the Operations Department of the Naval War Staff, 1940 Box 12, Folder 39

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Folder 39: Gruppe West Memos to Gruppe Nord; Naval War Staff, 1940 Box 16, Folder 39

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Folder 39: Ob.d.M. Naval War Staff Memo to the Supreme Naval Group Command West, 1940 Box 10, Folder 39

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Folder 39: O.K.H. Message to the Supreme Commander of the Navy, 1940 Box 9, Folder 39

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Folder 39: O.K.M. Memo to Naval Officer Commanding Port Ostende, 1940 Box 11, Folder 39

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Folder 3: Adm. Frankr. Memo to Naval Command of the English Channel, Naval Command of the Netherlands and Other Naval Departments, 1940 Box 17, Folder 3

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Folder 3: Amphibious Chief Report to O.K.M., 1940 Box 18, Folder 3

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Folder 3: Gruppe Nord Collection of Naval Command North Sea Log Book. Part II, 1940/1941 Box 15, Folder 3

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