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SECRET It* CONTENTS INTEOLUCTION Sco r e of the Book Arranrent of Naterial Glossary of Terns SECTION II. P170:aLl II ES 4. Introduction 5. Personalities Germany 6. Personalities - Japan 7. Personalities Italy 8. Personalities Afghanistan 9. Personalities - China 10. Personalities - Ecuador 11. Perscnalities - France 12. Personalities - India 13. Personalities - Indo-China 14. Personalities - Iran 15. Personalities - Korea 16. Personalities - Mexico 17. Personalities Spain 18. Personalities - Sweden 19. Personalities Syria SECTION III. INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE TBE THIRD REICH 20. Referat II KO Spain 21. The Abwehr in South East Europe 22. The Abwehr in Turkey 23. Abwehr Activities in Iraq 24. The German SD and Abwehr Activities in Iran 25. Abwehr Activities in Afghanistan 26. Abwehr Activities in India 27. RSIV, Amt VI - 0/4 (Far East) SECTION IV. COITUNISIV IN SOUTH AMERICA 28. Introduction 29. Communism in Argentina 30. Ccrmunism in Uruguay 31. Communism in Chile SECTION V. GLOSSARY OF GERMAN TENMS
The intention of this book is to provide a brief resume of German diplomatic, army, navy, air force and intelligence personalities who served outside of Germany before and during World War II. In most cases the personalities introduced in this book were processed through the U. S. Screening Center at Ludwi g sburg, Germany after their repatriation from those' countries that the Third Reich had representatives in. It embraces the following organizations, subjects, countries, etc.t corps and its relationship to intelligence b. The overall activities of German military intelligence, its agents, informers and relationships with members of foreign governments in sympathy with Germany. c. Information on activities in other countries that were considered detrimental to the policies and interests of the German government, i.e.: Communism in South America. This book does not aim to give the organization of the diplomatic corps and foreign service of Germany but merely to furnish information on personalities therein. The arrangement of material herein is so accorded as the subject of the book from three different standpoints: a. That of personalities either directly or indirectly concerned with the gathering of intelligence that could be and was used against.the Allies. These personalities generally being associated with the Axiepowers or in countries that had pro-Axis tendencies. (Section II) b. That of the overall picture of intelligence activities and organization in countries outside of the Third Reich. (Section III) c. That of activities detrimental to that of Germany. (Section IV) 3. Glossary Of Terms Most designations of German military or diplomatic establishments are compounded nouns. There is no standard rule in German'as to *ether crtowhit,ombentthesecompounsshould be hyphenatedthus the name for the itailns tute For Cadets maybe written together 'detteneta#
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