Documents / FOIA release
This Central Intelligence Agency information report, declassified under the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act, forwards copies of British interrogation reports from about December 1949. The main report covers a defector from the East German Volkspolizei school at Prenzlau and describes its strength, weapons, artillery training, staff and political character, with captured training documents attached. Another report describes the Sachsenhausen camp under Russian administration, including its guards, food, housing, medical care and death rate. The text contains no UFO material.
" CONTROL U S OFF IttetANtvi' SECRET 94 Conclusion • If what Source claims is true it is little wonder that he defected and. intends living with his mother in the . U.S.Sector,but assuming that,it is still rather hard to understand why Source brings the documents to a British.office, does not appear to want anything in return, not even help to settle in EERLIW. or arrange return of the family shop, and is so very apologetic that he did not a week or. two earlier when 'he might have been able to bring other material which was then located in his office.' Source in this office was 'toying' with the idea of returning overnight to the school and stealing more documents, and without any suggestions he has offered to do all he can to get information by one means or another. 10. Theduplicated documents which Source has brought with him would appear to be completely genuine and the only shadow of doubt that remains in the inter- rogator l smind is that, considering a recent unsuccessful attempt at pene- tration of this office by a 'smart female' from the former DVdI, Source has been sent along with some documents, which although genuine and reasonably interest- ing are, after all, only introductions to the various subjects, and a 're-write' of former German training manuals. 5E01E7 CONIROL U. S. OFFICr it r "`"it
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 45 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.