ORGANIZATION AND PERSONALITIES OF NII 160, FRYAZINO, USSR

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• Publication Date: May 21, 1953
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
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COUNTRY USSR (Moscow Oblast) /Germany
SUBJECT (' :nl.. ,ation and i-Qrsurlalities of
III 160, Prynzino, USSR
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This Document contains Information affecting the Na-
tional Defense of the United States, within the mean-
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amended. Its transmission or revelation of its contents
to or receipt by an unauthorized person is prohibited
by law. The reproduction of this form is prohibited.
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at NII 160, in the Tool Design and
Construction Office seven Germans. They were supervised by
Ing. halchow, one cf the German colleagues. The function of this office
was to design and construct acdels of tools necessary for the production
of kinescopes, iconoscopes, and magnetrons, a
descriptive list of the persons at the Institute see pr ?es 2-5)
and an organization chart of the Institute (see page 6).
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List of Personnel at NII 160
Tool Design and Construction Office,
The following people, all engineers, worked in this office;
Anurov, Soviet, replaced Lubinov until January 1950. He had
no specialty.
Asirel, Soviet, replaced Anurov. He is still in charge of this
department.
Bratke, returned to Germany in March 1952.
Hoppe, returned to Germany in December 1950, deceased 1952.
Lubirnov, Soviet, chief of this office. He was transferred in
1948 to his own design office,where only Soviets were
employed. He had no. specialty.
Malchow, chief of the German group assigned to this office. He
was transferred to the Production Planning Department in
1949.
Thuermann, returned to Germany in March 1952.
Treiber, returned to Germany in December 1950.
Wendel returned to Germany in December 1950.
Winkler, returned to Germany in March 1952.
Tube Design Group
The following German:-designers, all engineers, worked in this group:
.Bohn, returned to Germany in March of 1952.
Fischer, returned to Germany in December of 1950.
Reinecke, returned to Germany in March 1952.
Reschke, returned to Germany in March 1952.
Electrical Measuring Instruments'Group
The following Germans in this group were all engineers with the
exception of one draftsman:
Remke, Mrs., draftsman, returned to Germany in March 1952. Her
husband worked on a tube sealing machine in the OKBM
(Soviet designation - Source does-not know what these
letters represent). This particular building was not
a part of the Institute but was within'the Institute
grounds, approximately two blocks'away. Mr. Remke also
returned to Germany in March 1952.
Schmidt, returned to Germany in December 1950..
Sentz, returned to Germany in December 1950.
Zander, returned to Germany in March 1952.
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German Personnel from Undesignated Sections
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Baehr, Dip]. Ing; 45-48 years old; married, one child; worked in
Television Laboratory; returned to Germany in March 1952.
2 5X1 Beier, Dr.; 50 years old; physicist;-married, two children. During'
1946 he was in Gorkiy, USSR, for reasons-unknown E__ i
In 1947 he'was assigned to Institute 160, Radio Tube
Laboratory. In 1948 he was again sent to Gorkiy and may.
still be there.
Dirbach, Ing; 48 years old; married, no children; television
specialist working in Television Laboratory; returned to
Germany in December 1950.
Dobbrak, Dr.; field of specialization unknown; returned to Germany
in December 1950.
Fleischer, Alois, Ing; 40 years old; bachelor; perhaps worked on
magnetrons with Dr. Gerhard; returned to Germany in
December 1950.
Gerhard, Dr.; physicist; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Grimm, Ing; 48 years old; married, two children; high frequency
and oscillograph specialist, worked in Kinescope-
Iconoscope-0s6illograph Laboratory; returned to Germany
in March 1952.
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Gromadies, Ing; 35-40 years old; married., wife and children stayed
in Berlin; worked on magnetrons; returned to Germany
in March 1952.
Grove, Chem. Ing; 35 years; married, one child; worked'in Chemical
Laboratory; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Hagen, Dr.; field of specialization unknown; returned to Germany
in December 1950.
Hass, Dr.; 40 years old; married; three children;-television specialist.
He arrived from Fernseh' AG, Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia,
He..retla.:rned.;to Western Germaz r.4h March
1952..' Worked in:.the Television..Laboratory at NI1.160. He
wept to Adlershof, Berlin, as chief ~f the Television
Laboratory. He is there now. (sic)
Horn, Dr.; administrator of the archives;.'returned to Germany in
December 1950.
Junker, Dipi Ing; 50 years old; married, no children; field of work
Kluge (REG-128), Ing; 45 years old; bachelor; worked in Television
:Laboratory; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Krey, Ing; 48 years old; married, no children; worked with Dr; Steimel
on radio tubes; returned to Germany in December 1950.
unknown; returned to Germany in December 1L50.
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Mattern, Ing; 48 years old; married, one child; worked on solidity testing
of tubes with'Spiegel and Schulze; returned to Germany in
December 1950.
Michels, Dr.; bachelor; 46 years old; worked in Chemistry Laboratory;
returned in December 1950.
Mie, Dr.; mathematician; returned in December of 1950.
Probst, Dipl Ing; 48 years old; married, two children; worked with'Dr.
Steimel on radio tubes; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Richter, Dr.;.chemist; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Rosenstein, Dr.; perhaps a physicist, returned to Germany in March 1952.
Rothenburg, Ing.; 45 years old; married, two children; worked independently
in a workshop for tube filaments; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Schloehmilch, Dr.; physicist; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Schmidt, Ing.; 40 years old; married, no children; worked in a workshop for
the Tool Design and Construction Office; returned to Germany in
March 1952.
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Schulze, Ing. 35 years old; married, one child; worked on solidity testing
of tubes with Spiegel and Mattern; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Sperling, Ing.; 40 years old; married three children; worked on vacuum pump
stands for transmitter tubes; returned to Germany in December 1950.
Spiegel (REG-149), Dipl Ing; 48 years old;arrived in Fryazino with his
mother. Married a German girl while in the USSR. Radio tube
specialist; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Thurley, Ing.; 48 years old; was a bachelor but married later in East
Germany; worked in a laboratory for electrical measuring
instruments; returned to Germany in December 1950.
Vogi (or Fogy), Dr.; Austrian; physicist; bachelor; was transferred to
some other place unkn n to Source. He designed electrical.
measuring equipment, he might have tried
to get'in touch with the Austrian authorities and that his.
eudderi,dieappea ante was due to. this effort.
von Bronk, Dr.; worked with a Soviet interpreter, not a technician; field
of specialization unknown; returned to Germany in December 1950.
von Brueck, Dipl Ing; 48 years old; married, two children; worked on
germanium' detector program; returned to Germany in March 1952.
Wiener, Ing; 40 years old;'married, his wife and two children stayed in
Berlin; physicist. This man, on 22 October 194, walked around
with a rope around his neck because he felt th4t he had been .
kidnapped; and this was his method of illustrating his'forceful
detention. The Soviets took a dim view of this, and he
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1. Comment. Adlershof, Berlin, is not in Western Germany.
Auailable,information.'.on Hass does-not--clarify the confused chronology
in this paragraph.
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