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tion at the U. S. Screening Center subject was most cooperative. From
many interrogations the fact was brought out of subject's tolerance in
political and humanitarian principles. Subject could be very useful to
the Occupation Forces. Subject released to TIMMDORF bei MALENTE, HOLSTEIN,
INSELHOF.
von WETTSTEIN
Korv. Kapitaen
Subject was with the I M AST BUCHAREST until 1943 and was then transferred
to ITALY. In civilian life he was a merchant in BUCHAREST. His wife is
Swiss.
WICHMANN, HANS
Korv, Kapitaen
S ubject was with the TM OS until 1940 and later worked under CELLARIUS.
He had to leave the service because of ill health in 1943.
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WILKE, HEINZ
Hauptsturmfuehrer
Born on 16 November 1914 in SOLINGEN. -Subject was detached to the German
Embassy in ITALY for youth matters. He is classified by Ambrican authorities
in ITALY as dangerous. The interrogation revealed that subject is an
ardent Nazi. His promotion within the H. J., which carried him to the rank
of Hauptsturmfuehrer, and his position in the German Embassy in ITALY as
responsible authority for youth matters, give conclusive proof to the extent
of his political "eliability". He impressed the interrogator as a convinced
exponent of the Hitler Youth outlook on life. He is very intelligent,
restrained, but cannot be trusted, nor is it believed that he will
be responsive to any efforts to reeducate him. Subject. was transferred
to Camp 75 for denazification on 6 November 1946.
WILEENING, HORST
SS Sturmann d. R. Waffen SS
Subject was in the hotel business and had relations in the Dutch East
Indies and Shanghai. He joined the VI -C4 through VI Kultur in June 1944.
Subject comes from BERLIN.
WINTER, WILL! RICHARD
Born on 7 January 1903 in BREMEN. Subject joined the office staff of the
North German Lloyd, New York office in April of 1938. In 1934 he was ordered
to return to Germany to join the Nationalsocialist Party. The German Em- •
bassy claimed his services when subject was stranded in TOKYO in 1941. In
June 1942 his services were claimed by the German Naval Attache. Subject
was placed in the offices of G. Aronson Co., shipping agent YOKOHAMA. Subject
was said to be reporting directly to MEISINGER (police chief in JAPAN)
and has confessed that he had done some work for the German Army in AMERICA.
Subject released to BREMEN, FREIBERGERSTR. 50.
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