Opys 2 contains information on 242 files.

Selected files containing data on the occupation and local administration, Nazi population politics, population losses, and the Holocaust:

File 110 - Activities of the department to execute orders of the Central Committee (of the Communist Party of Ukraine) and of the Council of the People’s Commissars. Budennyi’s address to the population. Notes, memos, reports by the Oblast Party Committee, city committees, and district committees about the railway cars needed for evacuation.

File 123 – Information items, memos by the Oblast Party Committee about the social and economic situation of the Oblast after liberation, organization of Socialist competition, formation of the leading and propagandistic staff, other issues, 1943, 73 pages.

File 131 - Reports by Oblast Party Committee, city committees, and district committees about composition of lower party bodies according to the length of service, education, age, ethnicity, and membership in other parties on January 1, 1944, 48 pages.

File 171 - Decisions and instructions of Council of People’s Commissars about organization and implementation of the calculation of material damages caused by the Germans. Statements, references, and communications by the Oblast commission, 1944, 101 pages.

Files 176-194 – Letters, statements by the working people and military men to the Party and Soviet authorities and to the newspaper editorial offices containing discrediting information about leading Party and Soviet personnel, requests for improvement of living conditions, requests welfare, etc. Each file has 250 pages on average. .

File 204-211 – Political reports of the Poltava city committee and district committees about the state of organizational party and propagandistic and agitation work in the city, 1944. Each file is 130 pages on average.

File 215. Reports by Oblast Party Committee, city committees, and district committees about composition of lower level Communist party cells according to length of service, education, age, ethnicity, and membership in other parties, on January 1, 1945, 51 pages.

Files 234-239 – Reports and memos by party committee in city and districts about the state of organizational party and propagandistic, agitation, and cultural work in the city. Each file is 200 pages on average.

File 242. Information from district party committees to the Oblast Party Committee about collection of data on the Great Patriotic War and members of Communist Party who had belonged to underground and partisan movements, 1944, 59 pages.