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thi s kind of current, it became relatively easy to supervise these1
• (See 4ppendix B, para I). The Russians needed alternative curient to
' operate
ththeir sots and, as there wore very few quarters in Vienna provided
with
• quarters and arrest .riy suspiddus person.
The team alio was- "persuaded" to exoperate with the Gestapo, The project
bore the name, of "Burgenland".
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. I.-FUnkspiel Alpahrope,: (Cover Name)
30. In4Pril 1943 the first uSchutzbund childrent, were caught... ..ifte' r the
Republican Schutabund insurrection (12 Fahruaty 1934) a certain number .
-of childrarof arrested schutzbaed-members were adopted by the Russian
Government and transported to Russia. A part-orthose children were trained
as agents by the REVD.
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The first man was Ernst DOMEGGAC 8 KERNMEYER. one of the numerous check-
ups done by all police organisations for Subject was that allperame who •
olaided4o be deserters who claimed to have escaped from Russian prison:were
autbditically checked by Subject. DZIRFEGGER, although 21 years ó1d had
iteip at the Vienna railway station membership card. of the HitlarJugend,
• AP he *Reared much older than 17 years, he was referred V3 Subjent, !ito.a,00.■
. Ognized a Russian agent and d easilpsersuadede (sic) hid to be a AnksPd.4.1:_.
47...nijak_which Subject called napenroseu . . . .
- Vartieriseister Bins" was then transferred to Munic16 Subject thought that
AP' there were already iDO many plays in Vienna. .
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-__ KBOERNER" aal .nBuREITKYu began t have some contacts together in order, to let .
---1,4F the HZENTRUH" of the REVD hear abt.ut it.
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el 31. lmodiately afterwards ucluartiermacher Elna n , nquirtiermadfter Zwei n.
L npurget.ndu and vKronen were broken. This is.how it happened ... .. *man ent
CI,P".'"L'.1 of the NKVD had. been•arreatedin . Frankfurt. In order to per - . . :-... •
(cooperate with he Gestapo, she was informal of the plays' Subject phi Oh.
She agreed 4.0 play and was given a policeman to make and'semdsheriaesseges.
Ale easily ! seduced the can and ho slipped in a message to the WV% tell*P•
'the real situation. Frt.= this moment(June 1943) 01.42ays wore stopped, eicept
nAlpenroien . •
3Z. flapenroseu went very well (until thevery end). ..Itwas 34 buchesat01
that it allowed Subject to discover a Russian agent in 0BARREBTERHN0SR,It.41
.././mel MOUTON, who was on the staff of REIGHSWTH4LTER ofToisen(.uguat'1944.
Another rather important agent under the name of naaeWarcaUght *cut*.
Alpentese. subject dDes not remanber too much abcUt .him.`--L7 -41 (7i
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J., KominternFunkspiel LindwurFi. ; (Corer Name) ... •
33, The..2nd of January 1944 three agents who were sent directly by . the
AtT'operators Loilise,SOBCEK and Hildegard NRAZ. ,--;
KoOntern were arrested. The chief was a .certain Gregor SC and women. .
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KERBCHE' wasiteOpUOWLandwirtschafts Referent of the KPOe, who Went, to
Russia in the 3.04Airas thcn employed by the Trcfintern4, Skia *WO. .•.,_•'
eag1Oyee cr•Radioliodadw, Subject does not remember what 8oucpcis backgt6ap4
was* • •
They were badly equipped,hadno para-clothes,•and had toAupp'withent
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evious pa-trainiug They Per's not armed, nor hal they' the abwidazit
equ.iPmenti whiqh:all. rt44.. NicvD .carried*P. 'th'SI4Se.e. apOeh4•14 04'; itibr : :: •
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