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SECRET 18. Personalities SWEDEN PETERSEN Major Subject was major in the Swedish Intelligence Service. He was a former police officer of the Persian Gendarmerie in 1910. 19. Personalities MOGHRABI Intelligence Agent SYRIA Subject was a Syrian agent who first had to leave Syria and later was expelled from TURKEY where he had been an agent and recruiter for RUFF. He was last seen in SOFIA and VIENNA where he tried to open a cafe business. PHAKDIKUM Embassy Secretary Subject was a Secretary of the Thailand Embassy. VI-C/4 knew through the Forschungsamt that subject had reported to BANGKOK in 1943 that in their estimation, GERMANY would lose the war. He suggested that contact be established with the USSR. BRAUN maintained contact with subject but informed VI-C/4 that he would not discuss politics. SECRET 1 7
460 ECRET SECTION III INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE .0P4 THE THIRD REICH 215 Refe rat II NO Spain a. Introduction During the war, Spain was the scene of numerous acts of sabotage committed by Germans and agents of the Germans against allied shipping and military installations. In addition, the Iberian Peninsula was used as a base from which agents with wide variety of missions were sent to many parts of the globe. The following is a study of the organization responsible for all these activities. b. History and Organization of Referat II, NO Spain. Abwehr II's first representative in Spain, sent there early in 1940, was Sonderfueher Krueger. Krueger was instructed to set up an office in MADRID and to study conditions in general as well as possibilities for II operations in Spain. At that time; headquarters in BERLIN had not yet devised a plan for carrying out its insurrection and minority program (J - work) in Spain. No sabotage activities were planned, principally because "S" and'U v were still separate departments of Abwehr II, and both Krueger and Blau% who went to Spain in March 1940, were sent there on orders of the J section. Upon his arrival in MADRID, Blaum reported to Freg. Kptn. Lens, CO of NP Spain. Blaum was told that his first mission was to make contacts of possible future value. Permission for Blaum to remain in Spain was Obtained by the German embassy, where he was registered as an employee. Later the entire staff of Referat II was incorporated into the Embassy as a section of NO Spain, Thus Lenz became Krueger and Blaum's superior. Although matters of II interest were settled with Abwehr II in BERLIN, Lenz still influenced II operations, since all gederal policies had to be approved by him. In 1941 Krueger was transferred to TANGIER,mbere he was put in charge of a small independent NO organization. Major Rudolf was appointed the new head of II in Spain. The failure of most of the projects initiated under Rudolf was largely due to his inexperience and lack of initiative. The appointment of Friedrich Hummel, a well known swimmer, to suoceed Rudolf in 1943 paved the way of the most successful period II KO Spain l e history. Missions were completed against Gibraltar, allied orange freighters, and after Italy's surrender, Italian vessels in Spanish harbors. A "cease action" order was received from BERLIN in March 1944, and Hummel was recalled for more important assignments as head of the Leitstelle II West, FA. SECRET
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