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SCHLATTERER, ALFRED
V -Man
Born on 26 December 1897 in FREIBURG. From 1937 to 1939 subject was
in the Legion Condor. Illness forced him to retire in 1939 and in
190 he was assigned to Abwehr I L. He went to MALORCA in February
of 1945 and was transferred to the I M. Subject's duties in the Abwehr
were that of a clerk and later on as a V-Man. Subject released to
FREIBURG, HREISGAU, FABRIKSTR. 29.
SCHNIEDER ', GUSTAV
Consular Secretary
Born on 17 October 1885 in NEUSTADT, OBERSCHLESIEN. For many years
subject was in charge of the Embasgy pay office. He was consular
secretary and an official in the h6DAP, Politischer Leiter Landesgruppe,
JAPAN., Subject MEW entrusted with the supervision of all German officials
in JAPAN, CHINA and MANWURIA. In his capacity he wrote qualificatipns
for the Nazi party for all these officials. Subject released to STAAT-
LICHES, DURCRGANGLAGER, BIETIGREIM.
SCHOENINGER, WERNER MAX WILHELM (STOLLBERG, WERNER: BARENDT-SCHNEIDER, AMBERGf
EspionageAgent
Born on 19 May 1905 in NUREMBERG. The following information was obtained
throughl the U.S. Embassy, MEXICO on 23 August 1946: Subject has travelled
extensively in EUROPE, UNITED STATES and MEXICO and has served several
sentences for violations of criminal status in GERMANY and other countries,
in EUROPE.: His records reflect that he has finanCed his operations in the
past through clever swindles and has likewise been guilty of selling fraudulent
Passports. The interrogation revealed that the subject was also
working as a British agent. Subject first entered MEXICO on 28 April 1939.
He was travelling at that time under the name of BARENDT-SCHNEIDER on a
fradulenf :British passport, issued in this name.On 23 August 1939 he
entered the United States, and arranged his emigption status to MEXICO
and reentered MEXICO under his true name. Subject VW closely associated
with EDGAR,HILGERT, loader of the group of iGermaii espionage agents in
MEXICO., Subject was at one time interned byithe,Mexican government as a
dangerous German natiOnal. When subject was released he was placed under
close:AUrveillance of local U. S. Intelligence Subjectreleased to
MUNICE,'DACHAUERSTR. 17.
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