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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.
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f.fY'Jj487)4 .77 1gEOREV 'ItEITLAL (sIcrin A.0".1• . 0• ;J. .1" " I . 35 BTSTRIBUTION.: Oopies 1 ',H. 9 P2(c) Section / 10 File Pal calls take place twice daily, in'ihe mbrnine And evening,. and are carried Out bY .a Ruistan seittOnt. There are baths within the penal camp and prisoners use bathing facilities everltan.days average. Loudspeakers are installed . at every sedond hut. They are %teed for transmission of' official programmes only. 214. Relev.se certificate The certificate which subject received:upon hii discharge from the camp on 9.11.49 has the following wording in German: • Issued to FRIXEL Karl, born in 1909 to the .effect that he is os his • way home to ERFURT, Land Sachsen, Note: This certificate'doed not serve as an identity document at the place of living. • Nonnand tint of Military Arca, 9.11.49 KOS TrIUHIN. Every prisoner under release is bound to sign a declaration before leaving the camp to the effect that hc will not impart any information on the camp to anyone. Non-compliance with that will result in severe punishment as mentioned in para. 6 of the report. SEM\ U UffitdALS ONO
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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.