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SECRET 40
Born on 1H))7at
various Ferel7,n Offices,
171IN- - IAT T ,HDORF. Subject worked
C nsnlate: and Embassies aS fere
19 3 1 -1 Y 35
193 5-193')
19'29-1540
1940
7.941-1942
19)2-194L
Ger= Has, PARIS
Gorman Consulate General, :!ARSEILLE,
Forei7n Office, BERLIN
German Embassy, PARIS
Forelyn Office, BERLIN
Consulac General, MARSEILLE
S ubjects job in the Forein Office was more that of an "office
boy". In 1937 he did belon; ,; to the "Untere Dienst" of the
Foreipm Office- Subject released t BERLIN NO 55, BRATISBERGSTR 13.
AHSTAEDT, GERDA EMHY
Secretary
Born on 30 June 1906 at f! 7 TT N-CHARLOTTENBURG. Subject was the
secretary of Dr VON SPIHDLER and a member of the German Economic
Mission in East Asia. Subject released to =ICH, BENEDIKTINER
KLOSTER STR.
AUST, HEL71T sTEPHAN'ALPT
Assistant Editor of the Tranzocean News Service.
Born on 5 /larch 390) , at BLA I"Vii 3V,SE. Subject worked for the Tranzocean
New Service i n S HA NCHAT and NO NaKONC as assistant editor
until 1945. No assumed in addition to his rork for Trinzocean
duties for the Abwehr in S'-'G H A T . Subject released to HArBURG-
-RLANYENESE, 3ROEBSTREPP 1.
FACHER, JO'HANN
Radio Operator
Born on 11 August 1896 at POGCSTALL, AUSTRIA. Subject was a
radio operator for the German Embassy in TOKYO. Subject is an
Austrian citizen. He woreci as a radio operator in Austria and
Columbia for 1ARCO TIT and later RCA. He holds a certificate of
re-entry to COLUMBIA. Subject came from there to AUSTRIA, hence
he arrived , in JAPAN. It is reoorted that under threat to be sent
back to GERMANY on a blockade runner, he was forced to work at
the German Embassy as a radio ooerator. In 1944, subject was
entered in the list of the KE1PEI-TEI on direct orders of the
famous SS Colonel ISINGER as an anti-Nazi. He was a voluntary
repatriate, and is listed as "unobjectionable". Released to
POEGGSTALL, AUSTRIA.
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