Allo,

I'm looking for a copy of what's commonly referred to as "The Gestapo Arrest List", a 222 page document of proposed arrests had Germany successfully invaded Great Britain. I've tracked the sole remaining copy down to a US archive but a photocopy of it comes in as rather expensive especially with postage.

So does anyone know of any book, preferably in print, which contains this list in full? Or does anyone have a digital copy, or know if there might be such a copy available online?

Thanks in advance.

I have a book called 'The Last Ditch' by David Lampe which was about the Auxiliary Units and in the back is the list you mention.....also I seem to recall that the Imperial War Museum reprinted the list some years ago.....perhaps these may be a cheaper option.....

Thanks Airborne, much appreciated.

cheers,

You probably already saw this

Nazi's black list discovered in Berlin | 1940-1949 | Guardian Century
Nazi's black list discovered in Berlin
Booklet of over 2,300 names

Friday September 14, 1945
Berlin, September 13.

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Himmler's Gestapo prepared for the invasion of England in 1940 by compiling a list of more than 2,300 persons ranging from Mr. Winston Churchill to Jewish refugees whose arrest was to be "automatic" after the Wehrmacht's victory. The list is contained in a booklet found in the Berlin headquarters of the Reich Security Police.
It named key administrators in the universities of Bristol, London, and Oxford, 171 firms ranging from banks to the Western Union Telegraph Company; Masonic lodges, the Royal Institute of International Affairs and 389 societies including the Fabian Society, the Rotary International, the P.E.N. Club, the Oddfellows Society, the Society of Frends, the Y.M.C.A., the Church of England Committee for Non-Aryan Christians, the Society of Friends of the Soviet Union, the Maccabi World Union, and trade unions.

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Yes I had but thanks for posting it.

It turned up when I was doing a google search on the original German name for the list, but led me to continue searching using "Gestapo Arrest List".

I was surprised that for the online edition they didn't print the list in it's entirity. I'd find it fascinating.