| HW1/817 | 7th Aug 1942 | This report mentions German activity around the Don during the advance on Stalingrad |
| HW1/818 | 9th Aug 1942 | Reports of strengthening resistance before Stalingrad, a counteroffensive at Rzhev and the destruction of a Soviet infantry division near Voroshilovsk. Also some interesting communications from the Japanese embassy in Madrid regarding the situation in Russia. |
| HW1/832 | 24th Aug 1942 | The Germans report considerable gains in the Causcasus and that their forces are 35km SouthWest of Stalingrad at Sarepta. |
| HW1/837 | 26th Aug1942 | Fighting in the Caucasus is reported as is the arrival of German forces at the Volga near Rynok. Mention is made of Soviet counterattacks there. A report from the Persian Consul in Baku to Tehran regarding the refugee situation. |
| HW1/838 | 27th Aug 1942 | Severe fighting reported in the Caucasus. Counterattacks by Soviet tank forces in the Stalingrad area. Destruction of a Soviet force near Tinguta. |
| HW1/876 | 8th Sep 1942 | Strong resistance before Stalingrad reported. German preparations for an assault on the city are under way. |
| HW1/885 | 10th Sep 1942 | Description of continued bitter fighting involving German and Romanian forces in the Caucasus. German forces reach Gorodishche in the direct thrust towards Stalingrad. |
| HW1/893 | 13th Sep 1942 | The 4th Panzer army enters the Southern suburbs of Stalingrad. |
| HW1/909 | 20th Sep 1942 | Germans report that the main part of Stalingrad is in their hands. |
| HW1/911 | 21st Sep 1942 | Operations in Stalingrad proceeding slowly. Luftflotte IV is attacking the northern part of the city. Plans are mooted for the distribution of anti-tank staffels across the entire Eastern front to deal with tank breakthroughs. |
| HW1/918 | 23rd Sep 1942 | Luftflotte IV continues operations against the Northern part of Stalingrad. Some allocation of resources to attacking railway lines around Astrakhan and Stalingrad. Assessment of the future direction of the war in Russia by the Japanese ambassador in Sofia. |
| HW1/920 | 24th Sep 1942 | Discussion of continued heavy fighting in the Caucasus. Mention of mopping up operations in parts of Stalingrad but continued heavy resistance in others. |
| HW1/964 | 13th Oct 1942 | Luftflotte IV supporting the 17th Army in the Caucasus. Talk of the 6th Army being involved in defensive operations in Stalingrad. |
| HW1/973 | 16th Oct 1942 | Offensive actions by the Soviets in the Caucasus. Repeated attacks by the Soviets in Stalingrad and several attempts across the Don beaten back by Hungarian and Italian forces. |
| HW1/996 | 22nd Oct 1942 | Bad weather starts setting in. Fghting in Novorossiiisk. The western part of Barrikady cleared of Soviet troops. Large assault by fresh Soviet units between the Don and Volga repulsed. Spread of 'whispering campaign' of propaganda by Soviets. |
| HW1/1004 | 24th Oct 1942 | More fighting in the Caucasus, Romanians repelled an attack at Baksan. Rain on the Don front. Several Soviet 'nests' seized east of Barrikady. Attacks between Don and Volga repulsed by Romanian, Hungarian and Italian forces. Report regarding second front by Turkish ambassador in Kuibyshev. |
| HW1/1098 | 14th Nov 1942 | To and fro fighting in the Caucasus. Unsuccessful attacks on the Romanian front south of Stalingrad. Aviation fuel situation in Stalingrad and across the front becoming strained. |
| HW1/1138 | 22nd Nov 1942 | All Luftflotte IV ground personnel east of the Don called to Karpovka to defend, west of the Don to several centres. Fleigerkorps VIII to assist the 4th Pz armee and 4th Romanian army in defence. Romanian airforce to assist the defence of the Romanian 3rd army. |
| HW1/1140 | 23rd Nov 1942 | Intercepts of German espionage reports (possibly misinformation by the Soviets) referring to the Caucasus and the Stalingrad region. |
| HW1/1154 | 25th Nov 1942 | Luftflotte IV demands increased fuel supplies. Present supplies allow for only 3 days of operation. |
| HW1/1171 | 28th Nov 1942 | Soviets reach the Don 80 miles south-west of Stalingrad. Air operations severely limited by weather. |
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