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This is a detailed interrogation report prepared in July 1945 by SCI Unit A of the Office of Strategic Services in Salzburg, Austria. The CIA later released it under the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act. Its subject is Johann Sanitzer of the Vienna Gestapo, arrested on 7 June 1945. The report records his biography and police career and describes the radio deception games (Funkspiele) he ran with captured Soviet NKVD and Comintern agents. It also covers arrests he made after the 20 July plot. It has no UFO content.
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SE ET "eW. (31) ne -f his own employees to gather the information. Subject then sub- mitted the obtained information to the RSH4 throughIc. It would come back sometimes after one week, and about 99,.; of it would be blue- pencilled. Single, generally known intelligence items were given more frequently by the itSH“: e. eein conserve gettivin:gage wa:h:ntrultdm::tthe d;ubl: zent,-I in order and allowed to send himself in order to have Moscow note his personal ' rhythm of sending ( lifiet"). This was judged highly dangoours by the 1 RSHA, but desirable by 'subject for camouflage purposes. f. ..s.certain number of office aids were used in the playing of the Funks- piele: .a list of addresses prowidee to the Russians, in • order to avoid repeating an address alreaay give k. 2. a "Funkspielbuchil in which a complete recordi was kept, in story form, of each play. This book. has never been completed and was destroyed by Subject beforehis 141,i0tt.-. 3. a: radio log, containing day, hour, length of transmission, Cell.signs(in the case of changing call-signs) frequencies used, etc. This log was also destroyed by subject. 5. Generalities about the Funkspiele. In the beginning of 1945, the IASH* directed or played itself about forty- five Funkspiole. AS far as subject can remember, Funkspiele were played in the following places: Vionna,l Brunn, Prague, Berlin, Keenigsberg, Dantzig, Verona, etc. He. thinks that some more-were played in Posen or Thorn in Hamburg and a French one in Southern aermany. li the others were either Russian, Polish' or British. CZ2) LAU Nara ONWRIOA3 /16q2g 1101524'W4.7 BesuirfA 142A
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is under it. 47 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.