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ae ae 4 —, BI AMDATO F OV:M NO. oe - 7 = ” Office Men Sedum ¢ UNITED SiaT@s GOVERNMENT TO : Mr. D. Me ladd Jj DATE; , February 15; 29H ‘ FROM : ¢€. H. Carson SUBJECT: Documents of adolf Hitler } ‘ or we ¢ t, : ay ten te TT ~ a . —- | On January 2h, 1946, ea who advised that he was === formerly a clerk in the Bureau an urning from military leave to ———— — the Bureau's employ on February 18, 1946, furnished the following information to Supervisor Od of the Buropean Desk. Weaver explained that he studied in Oxford, England, for a brief time before returning from military leave in the European theater. A fellow United States Army student ther that he had been attached to the Army Transport Corps =- Den ection, and was among the first United States troops to enter Berlin. He claimed that he went ‘directly to the Reich Chancellory and that he took from a safe there twenty-five packages of documents which, from vhat he could make out, were personal papers of Hitler's and consisted of personal letters written to and by Hitler, as well as some documents apparently concerning a new religious movement. laimed that he sent the uments directly to his home as mementos and that they should be there nom. Crete an a very reliable individual, very religious and apparently sincere ~ in his statements. kecommendation: It is recommended that this memorandum be referrec to the Internal Security Section so that if deemed advisable a check can be made at home i to determine if these documents actually are being This information might be of assistance in war crimes trials. that intended to advise the Bureau about these documents. still in the European theater. DVH: BPA Ly Reo, poe anu ianpiaiis. 2u4 © “ aa a ZX yo \ \ t TA ~3 ROUT a* I 5 OMAR 1 3 194.