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Abteilung XVIII, MfS-BV Rostock

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Das nachfolgende Aktenverzeichnis ist das Ergebnis der Verzeichnung von Schriftgut aus den Diensteinheiten des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR (MfS), Bezirksverwaltung (BV) Rostock, durch Archivare und Archivarinnen der BStU-Außenstelle Rostock. Technische Basis der Verzeichnung ist das IT-Verfahren Sachaktenerschließung (SAE) des BStU.

Das Aktenverzeichnis hat vorläufigen Charakter und ist eine Vorstufe für ein späteres Findbuch. Die Vorläufigkeit des Aktenverzeichnisses resultiert daraus, dass die von der Abteilung XII (Auskunft/Speicher) der BV registrierten Vorgänge wegen der Priorität der nicht registrierten Unterlagen noch nicht verzeichnet sind und deshalb im Aktenverzeichnis fehlen. Grund ist das Vorhandensein von Findkarteien (F 16, F 22 u. a.) der Abteilung XII für die registrierten Vorgänge, die zumindest einen personenbezogenen Zugriff auf diese Vorgänge zulassen, während bei den übrigen Unterlagen in der Regel keinerlei Findmittel des MfS/der BV überliefert sind. Die registrierten Vorgänge sollen zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt verzeichnet und dann in das Aktenverzeichnis aufgenommen werden.

Die geordneten Karteien der Diensteinheit sind in dem Aktenverzeichnis aus Gründen der Vollständigkeit als Datensatz mit einer Signatur der Außenstelle eingestellt, werden aber durch den Karteibereich der Außenstelle nur für Personenrecherchen intern verwendet.

Die personenbezogenen Unterlagen der Zentralen Materialablage (ZMA) der Diensteinheit, sind, sofern überliefert, in der Regel unter der originalen ZMA-Nummer oder alphabetisch abgelegt. Im nachstehenden Aktenverzeichnis sind die ZMA ebenfalls mit einer Signatur der Außenstelle eingestellt. Ungeachtet dessen ist eine Recherche in der ZMA zurzeit nur personenbezogen, über die Karteien der BV bzw. intern in der Datenbank „Elektronisches Personenregister“ (EPR) der Außenstelle möglich.

Des weiteren sind die zerrissenen Unterlagen noch nicht rekonstruiert und erschlossen. Auch nachträgliche Bestandsbereinigungen im Ergebnis der Erschließung sind noch möglich, ebenso gelegentlich Rückführungen. Ein anderer Aspekt in diesem Zusammenhang ist die noch ausstehende komplexe archivische Bewertung der Unterlagen, die erst nach Abschluss der Erschließung aller Unterlagen der BV erfolgt.

Eine Vorstufe zum Findbuch ist das Aktenverzeichnis, weil es ohne die bei Findbüchern übliche Geschichte des Registraturbildners, Analyse des Überlieferungszustandes, Darstellung der Erschließung sowie ohne Register und Konkordanzen veröffentlicht wird.

Die Abteilung Archivbestände des BStU entschloss sich für die frühzeitige Veröffentlichung von Verzeichnungsergebnissen in Form der vorliegenden Aktenverzeichnisse, um den Bedarf der Forschung nach direktem Zugang auf die Findmittel des BStU zu entsprechen und weil die Erarbeitung von wissenschaftlichen Findbüchern - nach den bisherigen Erfahrungen - für den aktuellen Forschungsbedarf zu lange dauern würde.




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In den Aktenverzeichnissen sind folgende Abkürzungen verwendet worden:

Staatssicherheitsdienst der DDR

Abt. - Abteilung (siehe Struktur)

AfNS - Amt für Nationale Sicherheit

AG - Arbeitsgruppe (siehe Struktur)

BV - Bezirksverwaltung für Staatssicherheit (ohne ständige Wiederholung des betreffenden Bezirkes)

GMS - Gesellschaftlicher Mitarbeiter Sicherheit

HA - Hauptabteilung des MfS (siehe Struktur)

HIM - Hauptamtlicher Inoffizieller Mitarbeiter

IM - Inoffizieller Mitarbeiter

KD - Kreisdienststelle des MfS (ohne ständige Wiederholung des betreffenden Kreises)

MfS - Ministerium für Staatssicherheit der DDR

OibE - Offizier im besonderen Einsatz

OD - Objektdienststelle (siehe Struktur)

OPK - Operative Personenkontrolle

OV - Operativer Vorgang

SR - Selbständiges Referat (siehe Struktur)

Länder

DDR - Deutsche Demokratische Republik

UdSSR - Union der Sozialistischen Sowjetrepubliken

VR - bei den sozialistischen Ländern wurde generell auf den Zusatz „Volksrepublik“ u. ä. verzichtet

USA - United States of America

Parteien, Organisationen

CDU - Christlich Demokratische Union

e. V. - eingetragener Verein

KPdSU - Kommunistische Partei der Sowjetunion

SED - Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands

SPD - Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands

Militärbündnisse, andere Geheimdienste

Militärbündnisse (z. B. NATO) und Geheimdienste, die in der Regel unter ihrer Abkürzung bekannter sind als in der ausgeschriebenen Form, verbleiben in ihrer Abkürzung mit dem Zusatz amerikanischer Geheimdienst oder US-Geheimdienst (bei CIA, CIC u. a.), britischer Geheimdienst (bei MI5, MI6 u. a.), sowjetischer Geheimdienst (bei KGB, NKWD u. a.).

Nationalsozialismus

NSDAP - Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei

SS - Schutzstaffel

SA - Sturmabteilung

SD - Sicherheitsdienst

RSHA - Reichssicherheitshauptamt

Wirtschaft/Firmen

AG - Aktiengesellschaft

GmbH - Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung

VEB - Volkseigener Betrieb

Übrige Abkürzungen

GVS - Geheime Verschlusssache

VVS - Vertrauliche Verschlusssache

Andere Abkürzungen sind ausgeschrieben, sofern eine Auflösung möglich war. Ist dies nicht der Fall, werden diese Abkürzungen mit (?) gekennzeichnet.

Die vollständige Bezeichnung „Deutsche Volkspolizei“ (DVP) wurde auf ‚Volkspolizei’ (VP) verkürzt, ausgenommen bei der Nennung einer Dienststelle, z. B. Bezirksbehörde der Deutschen Volkspolizei (BdVP).

Bei Verwendung von MfS-spezifischen sowie politisch-ideologisch geprägten Begriffen aus dem Sprachgebrauch des Staatssicherheitsdienstes im Aktentitel bzw. Enthält-Vermerk, sind diese in Anführungsstriche gesetzt.

Grundsätzlich werden keine Personennamen im Aktentitel oder Enthält-Vermerk genannt. Das gilt auch für hauptamtliche Mitarbeiter des MfS, der BV oder KD. Ausgenommen sind der Minister für Staatssicherheit Erich Mielke und seine Stellvertreter, ferner Personen der Zeitgeschichte im Kontext der Unterlagen des Staatssicherheitsdienstes zu ihrem politischen, gesellschaftlichen oder künstlerischen Wirken oder in Ausübung ihres Amtes bzw. ihrer Funktion.

Eine personenbezogene Recherche ist nur in den BStU-Datenbanken intern möglich.

Die Laufzeit der Akten wird im Aktenverzeichnis generell in Jahren angegeben und zwar nur für den Zeitraum, in dem die Akte ihre wesentliche Bearbeitung erfahren hat. Davon abweichende Datierungen werden in Klammern gesetzt. Wichtige Tagesdaten von Ereignissen, Jahrestagen, Herausgabedaten innerdienstlicher Bestimmungen, Unterzeichnung von Verträgen u. a. sind im Aktentitel oder im Enthält-Vermerk nachgewiesen.

Als Besonderheit wird im Aktentitel bzw. im Enthält-Vermerk auf die demokratische Umgestaltung in der DDR im Herbst 1989 als friedliche Revolution hingewiesen (in älteren Aktenverzeichnissenteilweise auch als „politische Wende“).




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