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• SECRET Nazi and pro Allied. He could be of use to the US Forces. More details about subject and his activities can be obtained through EUCOM Interrogation Section. FABER, KARL OTTO Counsellor Born on 17 July 1894 in HEILBRONN. Subject held various positions. with the German Foreign Office as follows: 1930-1931 1932-1933 1933 1934-1936 1937-1939 1939-1940, 1910. 1941-1945 Manager, GENOA Export Manager, Deutshes Lichtspiel Syndikat, BERLIN Employed by Propoganda Ministerium, BERLIN Diplomatic Attache, German Embassy, The HAGUE. Counsellor of German Embassy, PARIS. Liaison man in the Propoganda Ministerium. 1st Lt. Kavallerie Regt. 18. Counsellor of Embassy, German EWiessy, ROME. Interrogation revealed that subject was the Kultur Referent with the German Embassy in ITALY. His immediate superior was GOEBBLES. Subject admitted during his interrogation his close connection with GOEBBLES, and that the-Propoganda Minister was very much satisfied with his work. In June 1946, when subject was interrogated, it became apparent, that subject still believes a fair portion of the propoganda he helped to distribute,' and it was at that time advisable to hold him as a securiti threat. Subject was released to NORWALDE BES. MUENSTER, c/o Rechtsanwalt ror'FLECKNER: FA,* \ ). 6)-(1 y4fAlf241- ) Legations Attache Subject is about thirty years old, tall and heavy , set, light . in complexion and has blond hair. He comes from a Germanlamily in JERUSALEM; whereHhis,, parents owned a hotel. Subject had a travel agency before the war. to going to TURKEY in 1943 he served with the SD in DENMARK and TAMER: In TURKEY he was aide to IMIZICH in the ANKARA office of tis SD, special= izirigion political questions in SYRIA and PALESTINE. Subject served as i_. Legations Attache. Rank in the SS unknown. He is married and his wife is Danish. A party . member. FINKB, AUGUST SS 0/Stubaf u 0/Reg Rat Subject 'was with *I -D BB in SWEDEN. He kept closetouch with the Japanese:: and Chinese coldnies.in-STOCKHOLK. For a time ,be contacted'ONODERA;'/i'eit. , , 11110111 he learned . details, about Japanese f0I40:1P2 .F.TRoup Terbindnnganann a i,pai.. as; ,qopcdatioi?pid gad* , from 'as .çtstuxatñéhei , iti43 4Ws tallitko p.- : ;•Ar • - .n AwAseen,,, VTN AP:•4 • ,as■-•"- •41 po( 0-, f,
• SECRET • FISCHER, HANS Dr. Korv. Kapitaen d.R. 0.S.. specialist of 1 SKI. In civilian life he was a icechtsarrvralt in DRESDEN. FISCHER, MARTIN Minister Consul General Born on' 13 April 1882 in GERNRODE. Subject was the former Minister Consul General in SHANGHAI. He was considered one of most clever diplomats in CHINA. His utmost effort was to convince his friends of his forty years residence in CHINA that Germany was not at war with CHINA. This was part of the diplomatic fence attempted 'by the German Foreign Office by which Ambassador WORWINN obviously represented Germany to the CHUNGKING regime •in NANKING, while FISCECER and others claimed layalty for Germany to the •CHUNGKING government for the purpose of safeguarding tremendous German7 investments and national prestige in CHINA, no matter which side won the war. . Subject speaks Chinese fluently. During the war he was one of the principal collectors of intelligence from unoccupied CHINA for the German Foreign Office. He maintained close liaison with the Gestapo in CHINA. FISCHER is very intelligent by also very undesirable. (Source of. information is the <strong>Army</strong> Advisory Group, Near East). Subject released to SANDKRUG near OLDENBURG. FOERSTER Admiral Chef Marine Gruppe Sued until 19112. Subject had to resign for health reasons. - 'EPERST3M RICHARD V-Man Admiral a.D. Prsident of Dentsche-Japische Gesellschaft, BERLIN,, Aborn Str. Subject had contact .with highest circles of the Japanese Embassy: AWED %Alt Subtect was with III F in BERLIN. OKff/Azt Ausland und Abwehr. Cover names‘'NILO , PRICK: Admiral Chief Marine Cfruppe Sued in SOFIA after Admiki,FOERSTER. ERICO,:HORST Hanileilltattache batmeIlls „ - 4:46r , r mELJ.hYPitt..Pea.t4-06 ',G erman :.
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