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he joined me N.S.D.A.P. on I January 1931. Pfau was prominent in 1934 in
organizine the OeulSCher Bund, even serving as the Dominion Pra;ident for a while.
Later Pfau went on to become active in the D.A.f.• becoming an Ortraunasman
(confldemial aaent). Pfau was an accounWlt for Consolidated Dye Sruffs. lui. of
Montteal. which was controlled by German chemical combine I.G. Farbenindusule
&om where he enppd in espionqe Ktivities. Pfau was iruemed in Scpcembcr L939
and oot released. until January 1943 when be needed medical treatment."
Another suspeaed spy was Paul MIl1ack who was born in Gc:tnratty in 1890.
Mulackcame to Canada in 1920 and was nawraJized in 1937. A membcroflhe
Deutscher Bund. in 1939 Mulack lost his job with Atlas Sleel of Weiland, mario fur
spreadina Nazi propaganda. Mulack. then returned to Germany where he Stayed until
April 1940 when be returned swrepilOUSly to Canada. MuJack sent a map of Windsor
with imponam industries and Olbcr snregic points matted 10 Germany. When
Mulack was shown the evideDc:e he axUessed and was interned. It was decided oot to
tty him. few treason. but: his nuuraJization was revoked.· At tbe end of the war it
was learned from apand German Seem Service pa30Md !bat Mulact tlId been
sent back to Canada OIl a million. Apparently, white Mu!adt was in Germany he
attended an espionage school. beina llUIht wireless relepaphy. code ciphers,
microfilmina and secret wridna.
"CSIS. 87·A-130. 1M Ntlli PtUfY ill Ctutado. February 1947, 54.
"015. 87-A-130. 1M NQtj Party ill CMadd. February 1947, 53-Sf.
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