IV. Sources
The extremely wide spectrum which the Commission's work will have to cover requires very different approaches to each of the fields to be examined. The farther away one moves from the sphere of government, the more difficult do the avenues of access become.
The following is a list of institutions - which does not claim to be complete - that should be used for the work of the planned research teams:
IV.1. Austria
Austrian State Archives including their General Administrative Archive and Archive of the Republic, plus the holdings of the Ministries
The archives of each of the nine constituent states (sometimes called "Provinces") of Austria and the materials still in the files of various regional government departments
Municipal and local archives
The archives of the national Parliament and of the regional parliaments (including documents held by party caucuses)
Courts of justice
Regional internal revenue directorates
Regional security directorates
Regional employment services
Public registry offices
Pharmaceutical salary handling departments
Social security bodies
Insurance archives
Jewish Community ("Kultusgemeinde")
Ecclesiastical and monastic archives
Archives of the Council ("Oberkirchenrat") of Protestant Churches (Lutheran and Reformed)
Jehovah's Witnesses
Archives (if any) of other religious communities
University and college archives
Archives of trade unions and "Chambers"
Archives of banks, savings banks and cooperatives
Archives of political parties
Archives of publishers
Archives of ethnic groups
Archives of business concerns
Mauthausen concentration camp memorial site
Files and papers (including those left by deceased persons) kept in the Military History Museum
Archives and collections of private individuals
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