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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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6 6 L RET (36) Russian 'advances in BurgenInd and the German defensive measures. s a reward and a control (whether the French thought that the play was real), Subject r • began asking for a supply-drop, which was granted by the French. The latter asked for the indication of two areas, where no flak was present in a radius • of about 50 Km.. A light-signal was arranged to announce the drop the sane. night and the BBC-signal "Anatole" was arranged. 411 these arrangemants actually went through, but unfortunately Subject's man came toe late to the dropping point.. 4 second drop wasarranged for the next moon-porioi but by that time the area was occupied by the Russians.. 13. Apri1 . 5, 1945, the day that the Dienststelle was to be movod to Floris-: dorf, Subject's. employee mho was specially appointed to guard OUTTEEN4; reported to hi chief that the prisoner had approached him with theliamand •to transmit a.real message to the French, "since everything was lost anywaYr., :Subject states that he had asked the RSH4 to release OUT7SRUANN around . Christdat 1944;:but that now, he had big put in jail(he had been en parole, unr til GUTTMAN was later transported to Florisdorf by subjact's -ployees and was lost in the general chaos. • 14. Now subject wanted to expose the Funkspiol, but top signal Plans wirod*•. Salzburg as wacall othornsteriel. A courier who was Sent there to getthe.; signal.plan never reachod Subject.
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 47 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.