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REPARATIONS & RESTITUTIONS found to contain neither loot nor German owned objects of great national importance they are turned back to local custodians, either the Buergomeister or some other re- liable individual. Other repositories are writcen off the records when they are totally evacuated, destroyed or their contents proved unimportant. In this manner the total number of repositories for which United States Forces are now responsible will be reduced. Only those repositories requiring especially vigilant protection because of their contents will be guarded until their final evacuation. Repositories often are found to contain a mixture of cultural objects. An analysis of the contents of all repositories so far reported reveals that 478 contain works of art, 174 archives, 150 libraries, 40 scientific collections and 123 mixed. Looted objects have been found in 85 of these caches. The condition of German cultural collections remaining in their original place of abode indicates that of a total of 22 inspected in the Western Military District, four were partly destroyed or looted and five were totally destroyed. No reports were available from the Eastern Military District. The following charts indicate the present status of repositories; the "dead" ones representing those over which United States responsibility has ceased, for one of the reasons stated above. MFA&A REPOSITORIES - U. S. ZONE, GEEMANY 30 September 1945 Region As of 31 Aug Additions Total Released Dur- Current Total 1945 During Sept. ing Sept. BAYERN 385 63 448 32 416 WURTEMBERG 53 9 62 4 58 BADEN 49 3 52 4 48 KURHESSEN NASSAU 143 23 166 32 134 EREMEN 3 - 3 - 3 BERLIN 5 - 5 - 5 638** 98 736 72 TOTAL 664 See following table, giving break=down. The figure of 677, given in the monthly report for August 1945, included by mistake 39 Austrian repositories. SEPTEMBER 1945 -4-

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    "ocrText": "REPARATIONS & RESTITUTIONS\nfound to contain neither loot nor German owned objects of great national importance\nthey are turned back to local custodians, either the Buergomeister or some other re-\nliable individual. Other repositories are writcen off the records when they are\ntotally evacuated, destroyed or their contents proved unimportant. In this manner\nthe total number of repositories for which United States Forces are now responsible\nwill be reduced. Only those repositories requiring especially vigilant protection\nbecause of their contents will be guarded until their final evacuation.\nRepositories often are found to contain a mixture of cultural objects. An\nanalysis of the contents of all repositories so far reported reveals that 478 contain\nworks of art, 174 archives, 150 libraries, 40 scientific collections and 123 mixed.\nLooted objects have been found in 85 of these caches.\nThe condition of German cultural collections remaining in their original\nplace of abode indicates that of a total of 22 inspected in the Western Military\nDistrict, four were partly destroyed or looted and five were totally destroyed. No\nreports were available from the Eastern Military District.\nThe following charts indicate the present status of repositories; the\n\"dead\" ones representing those over which United States responsibility has ceased,\nfor one of the reasons stated above.\nMFA&A REPOSITORIES - U. S. ZONE, GEEMANY\n30 September 1945\nRegion\nAs of 31 Aug\nAdditions\nTotal\nReleased Dur-\nCurrent Total\n1945\nDuring Sept.\ning Sept.\nBAYERN\n385\n63\n448\n32\n416\nWURTEMBERG\n53\n9\n62\n4\n58\nBADEN\n49\n3\n52\n4\n48\nKURHESSEN\nNASSAU\n143\n23\n166\n32\n134\nEREMEN\n3\n-\n3\n-\n3\nBERLIN\n5\n-\n5\n-\n5\n638**\n98\n736\n72\nTOTAL\n664\nSee following table, giving break=down.\nThe figure of 677, given in the monthly report for August 1945, included by mistake\n39 Austrian repositories.\nSEPTEMBER 1945\n-4-"
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