“Ich hOrte schlieGlich auch noch westliche Sender, um mich su orientieren. Krino feindlicha Sinstellung sum Kommunismum wurde imier stirker und es wurde fur mich immer sohwioriger, " mich mit meinon Redensarten zu kontrollieren und diesen GefUhlen nicht offen Auedruck su verle”
“Mint Lesert-re 1 I • 1 1 1 * } 1 J 1 t I 1 1 J CONTENTS. Pages: Brief of David’s Activities . . .. . II - VI List of Personal Names • . . • • . . VII- VIII I. DEBRIEFING ( the full report ) . . .1-24 A. General Data • ... 1-3 B. David’s Childhood - +7 ”
“14-00000.- -14 30 Tages teilte sre mir mit, dass sie ein Kind erwarte und dass sie unsere Heirat legalisieren mochte. Da ich mich aber nicht als der Vater des Kindes betrachtete und da ich Erpressung von ' • Ninas Seite fiirchte te entschloss ich mich meinem Flucht, die i”
“14-00000 ‘AS. CONTENTS. Pages: Brief of David’s Activities :. . II - VI List of Personal Names .... VII- VIII - I. DEBRIEFING 4 ( the full report .) 1 - 24 A.General Data , ... 1-3 ‘ ».David ‘s Childhood +7 VC. Period of ww II . 8-21 In French Foreign Legion - (subdiv”
“warden. Nach ereiflicher Cberlegung setste ioh nm 25.6.62, also drei Tage . : nach dem Vorhor, moine Fluchtabsichten in die Tat am.: Wie an jedem Tag, 60 vorlies ich auch su gawohater Zoit,i gogen 07.00 Uhr, moine Wohnung. Anetatt abor zum Arboits-5 plats su gehen, verlies i”
“information and everyone departed the BENTHAM residence for their respective missions. I proceeded to the Signal Center and released the drafted cable. 17. X arrived back at ay quarters about 0330 hours. At about 0410 hours X received a call from KLEMACK, wanting to get in to”
“prepared false documents for 1+ people, for friends and unknown people. He made trips- to Paris where he contacted engraver ALLOU and ordered forged stamps and seals, also ferxiektexx blanie forms of official letters lie traveled to French-Spanish border 3 or 4 tide, to buy ”
“Ich vorsteckto nich wieder und wartete bin sumiA/bond. .- Ich gins ochlleflllch wieder ino Whcoor und sehwa-m nun.. : der Klinto entlnng. Ich muhte mich wieder die ganze Nacht : ; ab, ohno das ich genau wufits, wo loh nich bofand. Im Morgen—’ grauen ging ich wiedor an Land. I”
“Oberstleutnant OUROENIDSS.2 Im Jahro 1944 wurde ich sum Foldwobel befordert. Mit dienes2 Dienstgrad habo loh auch 1946 die Armee verlaosen. Ea wish .I im September. Toh kehrto wiedor an meinen fruhoren Arboite- .* plats suruck, don ich bio su-meiner Fluchtinnehatte. E Nun Eu”
“6* -9- 0. In Stettin David met a EDIA-man, but again refused toosss join this organization, and he traveled to Berlin, met there . some Georgians, spoke of going to Paris, was asked and took some letters for delivery in’ Paris and took the train up to Achen. 9. In Achen he”
“prison, interrogation, "invention"89 - 96 20-21 Transfer to Wolfenbuttel, release, 97 97 -- 99 99 21 D. Explanations to Activities during WW II,1- 7 21-22 E. The Period After WW II. 1 - 22 23-24 II.ANALYSIS. F. Additional Qistions 26-33 G. Characteristic Traits in His Acti”
“of : Pau. There they proceeded, on foot, to Moleon on the border of Vichy France. They crossed over and met two gendarme and told the gendarme that they (Subject and Pascal) wanted to join the Foreign Legion. At the- Igendarmerie, they were given an official travel order to pr”
“83. It took injured David three days until the documents for the girl were ready, and- an appointment was made to meet her in the ANHALTER BAHNHOF -wherefrom the trains to Paris were star ting after the Potsdamer Bahnhof was demolished. The meeting was fixed for 2200h. 84. ”
“in a synthetic gasoline plant in Boclitz near Berlin. .Later he was employed as a driver for the NSEK. During this time, he began :f his carcor in black marketing and document forging. He claimed that he forged L passes into and out of Germany and did it to help imprisoned Fre”
“ard for LOKANO. Cni 21 Cotober, in answer to a telephone cell, he visited the Czech Consulate General in ZURICH, where he stayed from 0940 —1115 H. At 1630 il. he went to consult the "Swissair" information desk at the main station, lie stated that be possessed a flight-ticket”
“0000 nrngEF StontL sFrench francs, and the Belgians, thinking Subject tobe an escaped prisoner wif war, helped him withth instructions on how to proceed, and Subject took .. the train to the French-Belgian frontier, arriving in the vicinity of : 2 XE Valenciennes. While st”
“was ordered to take this car over, because the drlyer who just "had the accidence, was not allowed to con- tinue to drive immediately.. 42. The convoy was divided into three parts, with David going to the detachment which was, detailed to the Navy. Thiswas approxi- mately at”
“belts for the proper size, by using a hand gauge. Subject built a jig which greatly speeded up the inspection work, and the management of the factory decided that Subject was a great German patriot. 23. In Berlin, Subject met a Frenchman by the name of Pascal, who was also ”
“e is not married. RETURN NOT LIKELY (m) BUNTING Francis Apr 54, BAUTZEN Jun 55, SALTZENFORST POTSDAM Working on an LPG in POTSDAM Member of the FDJ and is believed to be a communist. None known. BUNTING is very friendly with the Russians and is thought to be an informer for them.”
“BAUTZEN two days before he left. First in TASCHENBERGSTR 10 then moved to FABRIKSTR 17 on 10 Oct 54. Welder in LOWE, dental mechanic in POLE KLINIK, 'and brewery worker. He changed his job often. Party Membership Escape Attempts Additional Info”
“* -203 Teng 8 ;They got along fairly well with one another but did not live very com- fortably. He did not feel there - was -any - evolution in the marriage and he admits to his debit that he married his wife because: he wanted to ex perience what it meant to have children. ”
“zr 2) 33. Court record - court, date, arrests, charges, punishments. sentences, acquittals, denazification, etc. Hotapplible 34. Description (Use American standards of measurement, if possible.) Age_ Posture. srect e good 1 29 Apparent age 30 Weight. 165 Height Le ”
“rsons. If them was no surveillance, then he folloved his people, approached them in a safe place. He never brought them to his living place. But LUCAS and VILEMAIN had been to his quarters. 81. Before he had finished the documents, for the Belgian girl, he and ALLUMES had fo”
“and on the next morning he was released on ground of this note. undergo 46. In the Police -David had to take physical examination : in a 35 and Police hospital, ile was found fit physically and was sent into barracks, of which he does not remember the address. His grade in t”
“the - TEGEL TEGEL jail. Now it was clear to David that the Belgian girl was in contact with the German police... 89. From the Tegel jail, he was daily taken for questioning to the police H.Q.;.. 90. A few months later,when his fingers had nearly healed, he was transferred ”
“SECNCT *39. Anothersperson whom Subject met in Berlin was named LUCAS, a French- man who was employed in a radio shop in Berlin. LUCAS became an associate of Subject and helped Sanject by-stealing various spare parts, for the win purpose of setting up the rudioistation. LUCAS”
“cross the frontier and return to France. Subject made inquiries as to how to proceed into France, and . he was told to go and see the Gestapo to obtain authorization to cross the frontier and was told to return to Berlin. Instead, Subject decided to proceed, on foot, toward th”
“0ox*7/2/ 7 7.40. When be was Jalled by the French police he was somewhat de- "."" pressed by the fact that he had greatly disappointed his close relatives and because he was looked upon as a noisy and rash fellow rather than as “a man capable of carrying out a crime.-.o 41. Su”
“14-00000, -18- Kim Gebusch und verbrachte dort die Nacht und den fol-c genden Tag. Als es dunkel wurde, kletterte ich den Ab- hang hi nauf um das Gelande zu Uberblickeh. Ich ging ein Stuck und horte russische Stimmen die vom Ufer kamen. —Ich sah einen dunklen Gegenstand a”
“ctor driver. Party Membership Member of the FDJ. Not a member of the Escape Attempts Additional Info Communist Party. Holds an FDJ gold badge for political knowledge. None known. Married, and his wife is a member of the Liberal Party. He is apparently fed up despite the length of”
“Tauchen zu umgehen suchte, gab es - keine anderen Hindernisse. Ich hatte niemanden von meinen Fluchtplanen erzahlt und niemand hat mir dabei geholfen.. Von Kemal-Pascha, wo ich Kleider bekam wurde ich mit demo Wagen nach Erserum gebracht und von dort mit dem Zug nach Istanb”
“1 -V- as 1 CIEF of ACTI UITIES (Continued,3) DIP: C. bd II, continued: - 1944 Berlin - de was held for days, chained to a heater. , - in solitary arrest,nobody ' caring for his hand. Then ne was brought into a hospital.. s. . Fro- there he telephoned the Belgian girl,”
“-15 , the SC:UPo (Schutzpolizei). The "Dolmetsche." simply indi-,‘ cated that he was a foreigner, as the knowledge of languages , awas the only reason wwny foreigners could be employed by they police. He had nothing to do with irterpretirg or translating. They did some exer”
“et, Bargoed Glam, South Wales, Great Britain. The letter stated as follows: "23 Ruth St Bargoed Glan South Wales, Great Britain 21 April 1957 Dear Sir; Once again I am writing to you, but this time I am sending it back to Berlin with a person who is living there, but has been sta”
“s girl friends, possibly Magda RICKARD, had a letter 2-3 months age from KERR who wrote tha t he was well, living in BELFAST, hadn't incurred any punishments yet (always in trouble in BAUTZEN) and was coming back to Germany sometime this summer. RETURNED (FAB 55) 1 Believed to be”
“pull it off. This was discussed because Y we thought it might be better and more convenient to bring subject to Frankfurt for an LCFLUTTER examination and assessment rather then to do this in Paris. Subject cannot get legal permission to go outside of France. * 8. Contact A”
“father learned that he, David, had forged the traveldocuments’ for tne move of the family, • that there was no police president Rademann whose name the documents showed, that, David had invented this name. His”
“Tasche. Ich wusste durch das Studium einer Landkarte, dass ich ungefahr 18 km zu schwimmen hatte um turkisches Gebiet zu erreichen. Ich schwamm die ganze Nacht und ich war nicht sicher ob ich schon turkisches Gebiet erreicht hatte , aber ich war erschopft und schwamm ungefah”
“had not kept the appoint ment, and. she replied, "You are going to be arrested. At this moment the German Police converged on the platform where 8 bject, SCHMIDT, and KATZ were standing, and arrested them. - 40. Subject stated that on this day he was, leaving on a trip to Pa”
“kxay54a I; tel wte 0-20-001-889-0 Er66 WBelgiantgirl justmat the platform gate. He approached hersw She told David that he will be arrested immediately, and in-o deed, all around there came men with machine pistols ready.m on All but the Belgianegirl werecarrested, and h”
“14-00000 brismall nose depressed,scebt dgeof; normel-earz somewhat nosemouth schrag when he specks, swell cears on so left cheeks t small scar sunning from mi d dl e of nose brown haison hands, no miss. on left side; well Pressed; hands well hept: fingertip mereckig; si”
“noticeable - : Anglo-Saxon accent, we did not wish to visit tho apartment or Subject’s brother and risk meeting the brother or sister-in-law who would easily -be able to detect that we were not Frenchmen. Therefore, the under signed drove to Voynes about 40 km. away where he”
“Approximately one year later Adan appeared at Subject’s house andnodro, blackmailed him (in front of his wife ) to comit another robbery. The objective was another jewelry store. Hoxevor, the proprietor of the shop —henpned to be there (or actually the robbery had to be commit”
“AS Believed to be: 21041912 Pte THOMAS R 1 MANCH Absent wef 2 Mar 51. First seen Mar 54, BAUT ZEN. L as t seen 5 Jan 56, B AUTZEN, Address BAUTZEN, Bahnhof str. P arty Membership. Escape Att empts Additional Info Occupation Works in LOWE as a practical apprentice. Committee leade”
“certificate. After he had been for those checks and renewals for a few ti mes, he started to forge the signature of the physician and . "renewed" the certificate himself. 49. During his stay with the police force in Berlin, and also when he was "convalessing", he had a priva”
“trug foh oin Kiappmesser boi mir, ait dem ich mich im Not- * falls vorteidigon wollte. - • % Durch turkische BehOrdoh kan ich nach Ersorum und von dort E .nach Istanbul, in das Fluchtlingslager. Am 6.7.62 bernahmon mich UN-Behorden, die mich noch an gloichen T,g9 nach Deutsch”
“First Section during January - July 1962. The previous summary (pages 268 - 291) contains remarks in regard to the January - July 1962 period, including the period of March - June 1962 when he was in Geneva. Four specific tourist cases 0001219 2 PEODET LVL P.%”
“0 -**********5999,775 AliasR0ATA)• $ MikeN Yt M 37009 s -■:V003 -4--19-2327H ^■'^^ 330-3 3 - e * . brought to a Lieut-nant who took him to a Colonel. The latter, having heard that David wanted to get employed, this means that he did not belong to the organization, got ”
“5 SEUNC —:34X:Sub,eet continued his blacinirkstactivitics 3 anti i approximately. February 1944 when, throughtan oversight, Bubject was arrested by the weme German-Police. Prior to his arrest, S bject lived extrucely well and ano occupied a goodeapurtment in Berlin. .S bjec”
“independent, to make money, and to get ahead in life. It also Keens that he did not like to be employed by a person and that be always strived for self-employment. After grndusting from achool be attended several enginsering collares. At Bregest he studied electro-anginserin”