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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE GROUP
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MNSOCANDUM TO Captain Bosquet N. Way, USN, ROA, 21)267, Pentagon
Subjects Intelligence Value of German Scientists in the Atomic
Energy Field.
- 1. With reference to discussions betwee
CIA and Colonel-Rommus of-JI01 it is believed a clarification
of the U. S. position on German scientific per.
sonnel in the field of atomic energy is in order.
2. Heretofore the emphsois in dealing with German scientific-
pereonnel-has been on denial of their talents to potentielenemies_
and exploitation of their talents by the U. S. or friendly powers.
Other considerations which exist may now be of greater important..
_
than the previous objectives. These considerations ars (1) that
of their educational -value to Germany and. (2) that of their
positive intelligence value. It is believed that the consensus .
now is that these Germans ctruld-be of little assistance to the
U. S. in the field of atomic smell:, thoUgh they might, within a
certain-range of pasibilitisei-contribute-materially tL a foreign
program. But even in the latter case, they-could not advance
such a program-beyond a certain minimum tisk, limit. Also, from
a political and -economic standpoint they could it seems, be of
great value to the U. S. in its long-range objective of building
up 4 eelf.abfficient Germ, Consequently :1 woA recommend
that more emphasis be plated upon them primarily as potential
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sources of positive intelligence and in reconstitution of German
science and economy,
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If this course is adopted the question of restraint
becomes subordinated, and attractiveness of a possible foreign
contract largely disappears.
3. Considering only the field of atomic energy and limiting
the number of individuals to the minimum to reduce the work load
and enhance security, the attached list is submitted. The indi.=
viduals named appear to be the best intelligence leads for a
combination of reaeons: political tendencies, age, scientific
ability, degree in whith they will attract friends, correspondence,
etc, It will be noted that a number of the individuals were not
included in the J101. Objective List, Revision ri, of 8 October 1947.
Also, a few individuals of the group which was collected _during
and immediately after_the_collapse of Germany are not included.
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WALTER C. FORD
CAPTAIN. USN
EXECUT I VE DI RECTOR
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29 August 1947
MORAXDOK TO Captain Booquet W. war, USN, joint Intelligence Neatly,
Agongl, lisea 2D2?0, Pentagon, Washington, D. C.
SMUT, gegfriod Flagg"
1. confirming telophcno oonversatios with you and Lt. Colonel :I_ L30)(1)-
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woltOk j.Rotnowm.-IAale_nm dorogatory informatiom om the_sobjoct or
widows*, indicating s Mn. mareliabili
2. Al not4,4 Ln our-ProviOus discussions the reliability of
Orman seientitio_people LB a *lass is _always a matter_of doubt, but.
responsibility tor-dooision regarding socurity is outside my__.provin4O.
so: Lt. Gen. Lewis R. &motor!, }LC
kaj. Gen. Lealio-Drovos, pssp
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CFaaTRAL ENELLIeEIM AG11:CY
II:POIaaATION REPORT
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a...Jan:CT Return of Germaa Scientists to Russian Zone; Prof, Scheuer (CIA)
1 Professor Scheuer, leading German vitamin research specialist originally fron
Jena University, was evacuated with his assistants by U.S. forces in 1945.
Before his evacuation he was promised an institute, apartment, food, literature,
and favorable research conditions in the U.S. Zone. Upon a-riving in the U.S.
Zone he was held in a camp in Wuerttemberg for about 1* years. It was reported
that the food he received was bad, literature and any other aid was simply not
forthcoming. It is understood that Professor Scheuer was e menber of 11SDAP.
Later Professor Scheyer was moved to Goettingen where he had 9 sq. neters of
living and working space with his wife and two children, but otherwise no
improvement in his situation.
Several weeks ago information was received that Professor Scheuer planned to
return to the Russian Zone. This_inforaation is now confirmed. Professor
Scheuer has moved to Rehbraecke in Potsdam with all his assistants. Ee has
there received, a complete institute, with all material necessary, including
all the furnituze he_wantsa and more than adequate living quarters. It is
reported that the institate, with_20 assistants, is beginning to work very well.
Professor Scheuer has now taken up_contact with former colleagues of his in
Stuttgart, who suffered from the same_difficulties and who will probably now
join him. The Russians have bent over backward to fill any and all of Professor-
Scheueris needs. Glass, for instance, which apparently he netded-in consi6ervole
a.roant in the "oe,finninG, has been made available at once.
Professor Scheuer is still not pro-Russian_batahe_feels that at_hie tiae-ofa
life he cannot afford to sitlidle_for_so -aanyayears-and it isamore-importaet--
that he work, ratherAhan_for whom he works.
flashingtoa Comaent: Facts similar to the above are beginning to be very well
known in Berlin scientific circles. As discussed betueen German scientists.
the general comment ielmade that the Western Powers are much nicer but actually
are still following a strong tendency not to let research grow too important
in Germany. In spite of being informed repeatedly what the Western Powers bave
done for the reestablishment of German research, Germ Na scientists feel that
individual scientists are still unable to obtain decent living quarters, dec.?nt
research space, or enough help in the way of foreign publications and other
necessary material. Such things as the reestablishment of the Max Planck
Society are apireciated but do not solve the questions just mentioned. More
pOsitive steps to aid individual-scientists will be necessary if the entire
group of highly intellectual Germans are_to remain as favorably disposed to
the U.S. as seems desirable.
The case mentioned in the report-is not the first instance in which this
- sort of thing has happened, but is of enough significance and importance to
be brought to the attention of appropriate authorities in Washington. It
may be recalled that a great nImber-of-scientists were taken out of the State
of Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt at the time this territory was turned over to
the Russian forces. These scientists have:been in the West ever since, but a
no great attention was given to their employment, feeding and housing. _They-
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are included on the denial list but the whole policy towards them has been
negative, rather than positive, in caring for them and seeine that they are
fully occupied. Added to this list are some 200 top scientists in the American
Zone which are included under the denial list recently published by the War
Department. Although all these scientists can be included in the category
which would make it undesirable for then to work for the Russians, there is
nothin6 to stop them from crossin the zonal boundary and acceptini2 Russian
eLlployment as hapened in the case of Professor Scheer.)
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Apprcrod(p0ease
Date �- iu1-8E)
20 May 1948
MEMORANDUU FOR: Joint Intelligence -Group
Joint Staffp_Rooa 2E 263, The Pentagon
Washington 25, D.C.
Attn: CIA Liaison
SUBJECT: Transmittal of Intelligence Material
REFSRENCE: a. CIA Requirement :Directive No. 3880
b. Tour request dated 29 March 1948
1. The--inclosures_are forwarded, herewith in partial
completion of reference-b. _
2, Incloeure No. 1 indicates the last reported scientific-
occupation of the individuals concerned in clear text The -
remaining significant information Is set up in mtchine codes, -
the keys to which areTinclUded-in enclosure -2 as .follows:-
Education (Tab encl. No. 2)
Function_(Tab78,-_encl_No.2)_
Geographical Locations-(Tab C. end l No. 2)
3, It is pointed out that m m.ber-of individuals are
shown sinply as "scientist " or "Occupation unknown". -These are
persons of_scient fie or oc upation who have been
identified but for whom -no additional
data ham been-
4. CIA im_engaged in preparing additional biographical data
on all persons in the list for whoa additional Pieta exist. This
This materialviill be forwarded as soon as it has been processed
and edited.
FOR TRE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR COLLECTION AID DISSEZNATION
CHARLES�RALPH NEWTON
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
JIOA IMO 1883
25 Ma,y 19148
MalORAMM FOR: Director, Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
&WM: Request for Information Concerning German Specialists
R.nVERENCE: Memorandum frua Director, JIOA, dated 29 April 19146,
subject as above
1. Transmitted herewith in response to request contained in
reference, above, is a summary of the information reported to this
Agency on the following named individuale:
FIEDIIRWilly A.
IITSSER, Robert
lalIZILN, Dr. Paul G.
LAVES, Dr. Frits
2. CIA has no record-of Reina-WASSEAUSM.
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FIEDIAR, Willy A.
Dill. In. Willy Fiedler lives in Natern, Wuerttemberg. In
May 1945 he spent-three weeks-in-Paris in American detention. His
family at Waldsee, Lake Constance, rimis visited and questioned by
French troops in his absence. Fiedler has since gone into lusines
for himself. He does not desire to work for the French bersluee he
dislikes their political aims and anticipates American intervention
in the French airplane construction ro am.
r claims_that Dipl. Ins. lugger, Friesing, Post -Russdorf,
i Rosenheiro, Bavaria, is -the-inventor- of the V-1.
IAC Agency, Weehiegton, D. 0, 16 February 1946
LUSSER, Robert
According to Dfpl. Ing. Willy A. Fiedler (see above)-Iusser is -
the inventor_of_theicl�Lusser_is_reported living with this family -
et Friiiing,-POet Yuesdorf, bei-Rosenheim, Bivarie.-iNone-of-the-
Allies has made any effort to contact him,
IAO-Agency,_Washington. D. C. i6vFebr1lary:1946
Dipl�Ing-Lusser_of MesserschMitt, Toorking on in the French
Zone.
. DevelopMent:Of an improved :steering device for V-1's, par- :
ticularly to:give-greater acOuracy of steering to the types constructed
by Dipl. Ing. Lasser, whiehreaCh_952 KM/h (590 mph), one of the jobs
assigned to a French plant to be developed by Dipl. Ing. Jarsen.
IAC Agency, _Washington, D. C. 174uly.1946 _
WZINBLUM, DT. Fanl G.
Specialist in construction of ships, ship propulsion, marine
engineering.
JAC Agency, Washington, C. D. 24 June 1946
LAVES, Dr. Fits
Prof. of_Chemistry,; 7.4.4y crystallography; publications in
scientific journals,-Wifejr2:daugilters,-age 42. Author
"Atomabstendein Kristalle0, Raturwissenschaften 1937.
IAC Agency, Washington, ID. C. 24 June -1946 -
Left Marburg to accept-a-professorship at Univ. of Itanisch,
September_ 1946.
German Presilt.
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JIOA 1q56" 1883
25 Kay 194
KIIKELVEIN PM Director Joist Latolligonost Objoatises Agmmoy
Joist Chiefs of Staff
VUBJECTI Regoest for Imformetiom Conoermlmg Gorsem Specialists
ROOM= Xemoremans from Diroctor, 310A, dated 29 April 19450
subject as &boss
1. Tronamittoci berssitk senates to request oomtelaoct ts
roforamOs. 'two,- is e souser7 of WI inforsotisa mortod to this
Agoacy this follosim,g ammed Ladirtiaeles
IfIALSR Vail L.
11M101101tiort
MGM, ret. fog G.
LOSS, Dr. trite
Imola 1
CIA Ma Dr o4 of $etae IE.
IMAM L MOM
Isemitive Assistant Director
Offiesot Oallsoties and Diesoctsstise
FII2 MT,
)33,7�Contra1 Intolligenno Agway
A-103,7 $p, CL
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MOUE, t11.y A.
DLO. lag. Willy Honer lives in Labors, Wairttemberg. In
May 1945 he spent three weeks to Tarts la American datentico.
fmnily rtt lake Coestaans, was visited and ciao/Atonal by
French troops in his kbeesce. nattier has since woe into basiness
for hie/self. Re-does not-dasire to work for the Irtriati becalms ha
dislikes their political aims and asticipates Americas iastervention
in the Trench airplane oonstractioa
that Dipi. lag. looser, Frieslag,- het loselorf,
bet Rceenbein. Ikevaria, is the tweetstor of the T-1.
114C Atci, Wsshtsjtoe. D. C. 16 7vaj-
IMP, Robert
Accordin4 to Dipilmg. Willy /4-714tiller (see above) Weser is
the inventor of Aka T-1. Dauer is reverted livied vlth this family
at Frit:sing. Feet ticesdorf. bet Rosenholm', Bavaria. Sem of the
Milos haS ilo44 Ogg,' ifetrt to %intact klia�
!*C_ . DC. 16 7.btwy 19k16 -
Zoe,.
Dipl. IcLeaer of Neeeersohltatt. %forking cm Y...1 in the Trench
Developead-of Imprvired steering dodos for T.-11s, par-
tiettlarly to give caster aecarso4 of steeled' to the types constructed
ay DiTi. Ina; baser, loblok nab 950 Lefh (590 sch), cao of the Jobs
etiolated to a_Treesch plant to be developed by DIA. 1m. Jtxoos.
I,A0 i s,
viliftsLIN, D. Fool 0.
Spoet&List in conotivotioo of Alpo. Jtilp propaision. wise
engineer/A&
LA_C kgentv, Washinctom. C. 12�
LATal, Dr. Trite
Prof. of Cloosiotry.; IL-nq crystallography; publications in
scientific Jciernals. Wife. 2 diaghters. ass) 142. A6thcor
tAtostabstantie Tatordriseecaft eh 1937.
IAC I. Vashi D. C. 24 J. 1
Loft Marburg to accept a prefeseorehlp at Univ. of Manisa,
SoPtelbor 1946.
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Uswerum /each one nbt only possesses
a wealth of war-potential information-, but is acquainted with all
the other important European-scientists who possess a like knowl-
edge. This_list_is_as_follows:
(a) Carl Krauch, Chairman of the Supervisory Board-of-Directors
of I G-Farben and General-Plenipotentiary for Chethical-Pro.! :1_ _
duction on7Goering!.s_-staff. One of the top induatrial-Scien-
tists of_German
em-
of �e Managing oar, irectors and:o 1the entral
CommitteeI-Chief, DIV-it-ion 1; Chief-, Liaison Office W,
RSDAP, NSFK, and German Lab-Or Front; Military-Economy Leader;-
Holder-oflKhigWa Cross-of-the War Merit_Croas; Memberf-Ad-
visory Council, Economic Group Chemical Industry,-Chief, Reich
Office forEConomiC Development; Chief, Research and_Develop-
ment Department, Office for German Raw Materials and Synthetics,
Four Year_Plan; Metberl:German Academy for -Aviation Research;
Senator, Kaiter Wilhelm Society; Honorary-Metter, Asqociation
of German Chemistsi-Metber, Directorate, Heich-Researeh Council;
and chairman, deputy chairman and/or board member-ofother -
industrial-firms,-COmbines, and enterprises, within Germany
and the occupied'cOUntriesA7
(b) Hormann_Sehmitz Chairman of-the I G FarbenliAna Bard of
Directors.
man o e Central CommitteMetber, Re eh-
ag, ary Economy Leader; Memberl.Goering-Committet-of
Experts on RAW Materials Questions; Mepberl_Select Advisory_
Council, Reich Group Industry;_Metber,:Boardif,Directors,__
Bank of International-Settlements, BaslerChairMan, Currency
Committee, Heithtbank; Member, Adademy!for German Law; Mem-
ber, Committee for Corporate Law; Chairmanl.�Board7of-Directors,
House of German Art;_and chairman, deputy chairman and/or
board member of other industrial firms, combines, and _enter-
prises within Germany and the oCcupied_ countries and _
whereAt
Georg von Schnitzler Chief of the Co e cial COmmittee o
rs.
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each one not only possesses
e wealth of war potential information, but is acquainted with all
the other- important European scientists_who possess a like knowl-
edge. This list is as follows:
(a) Carl Krauch, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Directors -
of I G Farben and General-Plenipotentiary for Chemical Pro- -_
duction on Goering's-staff. One-of-the tep industrial:scien-
tists of_German
er of e Managing_ oar o irectors and of the entral
Committee; Chief, Division 1; Chief, Liaison Office W;- Member, .
NSDAP, NSFK, and German Labor Front; Military EconomytLeader;
Holder of Knight's Cross of the War Merit Cross; Member, Ad--
visory Council, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Chief,-Reich
Office for EconomiciDevelopment;:Chief,rResearch and:Develop-
ment Department, Office_for_German Raw Materials andfSynthetics0-1-
Four Year Plan; MeMberi German Academy for Aviation Research, -
Senator, Kaiser Wilhelm Society; Honorary Member, Association
of German_Chetistsrld'ember, Directorate) Reich ResearCh Council;
and chairman,-deputy chairman and/or board-member of other
industrialfirms,-combinest and enterprises, 'within Germany
and the-accup1edicountr1esA7
(b) Hermann_SaiMitz Chairman of the I G FarbenLMaha i B�ard of
Directors.
e Central Cotrimitt_e_e; _Member, Re eh-
It-3'Z� 6) ag; ary Economy Leader; Member, Goering Committee of
Experts on Raw Materials Questions; MeMber,-_Seleet_Advisory
Councili-Reich-Group Industry; Mekber, Board ofJOirectors,
Bank of Settlements, Bale; Chairman,Ctrrency -
Committeel-Reithsban14-Metber, Academy for German Law; Mem- -
ber, Committee for Corporate Law; Chairman,LBoardof:Direct6rs,
House ofAerthan:Art; and�chairman, deputy chairman and/or _7
board member of_other industrial firms, combines, and enter- --
prisesIv .i-ithin Germanrand-the-occupied countries and else-
wherejj
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Georg von Sehnitzler Chief of-the Cosiurcial Cdmmittee o
t Mana
-lember
omm tee; ek,CoM no Dyestuffs; Crae;4--
Sales Combine CMmicais, Cliairman,-Dyestuffs_COMMittte;
Chairmani-Chemicals Committee; Menber, NMI); Ceptoint aki
Member, German Labor Front; Member, NSKKFMilitary Economy
Leader; Member, Greater Advit&y Council, Reich Group
Industry;-Chairmans Permanent Committee for-Exhibitions and
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Fairs, and Committee for Economic Propaganda of Industry,
Reich Group Industry; Member, Committee for Foreign Trade,
Reich Group Industry; Deputy Chairman, Economic Group Chem-
ical Industry; Chief, Sub-Group 16, Tar Dyes and Tar Dye
In*,ernediates, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Chairman,
Council for Propaganda of German Economy, Ministry of
Propaganda; Representative of German Group in Dyestuffs Four-
Party Cartel; Chairman, Interstate Germam-Belgian Committee;
Vice President, Court of Arbitration, International Chamber
of Commerce; VicChaian, German-Italian Studies Foundation;
Member, German-Spanish Society; Member, German-French Society;
Member, Directorate, German Group of International Chamber of
Commerce; and_chairman, vice chairman and/or board rember_of
other industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within
Germany, the occupied countries_and_elsewherag
(d) Fritz Gajewski, Plant Leader of Wolfen Film Plant and Manager
of "AGFA" Plants located at_Wolfen Filmfabrik, Berlin-Lichten-
bergl_Premnitz, Landsberg, Munich-Carierawerk, Bobingen, Rott-
well, 1931-1945f which produced photographic materials, arti-
ficial silk, synthetic fibers, cellulose wool cellulose all
cellulose ,roducts and ozalid.
Member of_ e__ g d
al_Committee; Chief;-Division 3;
Deputy_Chairman, Technical Committee; Member, NSDAP; Member,
German Labor_Front;-Member, National Socialist_Bund_of_German
TechniciansiiMember, Reich Air Raid Protection Bund; Military
Economy Leader; Member, Advisory Council, Economic Group Chet-
ical�Industry; Member, Sub-group for Chemical Production of
Artificial Fibres, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member,
Artificial_Fibres_Contlittee, Economic Group TextileIndustri;
Member, Sub-group for-Cellulose Production, Economid Group
Paper, Cardboard Cellulose and Wood Pulp Production;_Membef,
Chamber�of�Industry_7and-Commerce, Halle/Saale; Chairman, Pen-
sion FUnd_of Agfa_of_Etployees of I G Farben A GI Wolfen-
Bitterfeld; Memberiflanaging Board of Directors, Plant Savings
Association, Ludwigshafen; Chief, Section V,TfadAssociation
of Chemical_Industrie, Leipzig;-Deputy Member, Saxony Country
Union of the Reich Union of_Industrial Trade Associations,
Dresden; Member, Board of Trusteesf Central European Economic
Diet; and chairman, deputy chairman and/or-board-member of
other industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within
Germany and the occupied countriesj
(e) Heinrich Hoerlein, Plant Leeerof,the Elberfeld Plant, 1933-
1941, and Manager of-the El_brfeld.Plant, 1931-1941,4/U0h
produced pharmaeeuticals,:=Organic-intermediates, insecticides,
biologicals, and research in pharmaceuticals_and_chemicals for
lant � ot �. .. .est struction.
Member of t e anag n o
rectors and of the Cen ral Committee; Member, Technical Com-
mittee; Chairmanf-Pharmaceuticals Main Committee; Member,
NSDAP; Member, German Labor Front; Member, National Socialist
Bund of German Technicians: Chairman. Jultus.4.iebig,SogiOyi ,
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vilum-
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lustry; Chairman,
Council for Propaganda of German Economy, Ministry of
Propaganda; Representative of German Group in Dyestuffs Four-
Party Cartel; Chairman, Interstate German-Belgian Committee;
Vice President, Court of-Arbitration International Chamber
of Commerce; Vice Chairman, German-Italian Studies Foundation;
Member, German-Spanish Society; Member, German-French Society;
Member, Directorate, German Group of International Chamber of
Commerce; and chairman, vice chairman and/or board member of
other industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within
Germany, the occupied countries and elsewhere.L7
Fritz Gajewski, Plant Leader of Wolfen Film Plant and Manager
of "AGFA', Plants located at Wolfen Filmfabrik, Berlin-Lichten-
berg, Premnitz, Landsberg, Munich-Camerawerk, Bobingen, Rott-
well, 1931-1945, which-produced-photographic materials, arti-
ficial silk, synthetic fibers, cellulose wool cellulose all-
ellulose roducts and ozalid.
Member of e
al Committee; Chief, Division 3;
Deputy Chairmant�Technical Committee; Member, NSDAP; Member,
German Labor Front; Member, National Socialist Bund of German
Technicians; Memberi-Reich Air Raid Protection Bund; Military
Economy Leader; Member, Advisory Council, Economic_Group_Chet-
ical Industry; Member, Sub-group for Chemical Production of
Artificial Fibres, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member,
Artificial Fibres Committee, Economic Group Textile_Industry;
Member, Sub-group for Cellulose Productionl_Economid Group
Paper, Cardboard, Cellulose and Wood Pulp Production; Member,
Chamber_of_Industry and Commerce, Halle/Saale; Chairman, Pen-
sion Fund_of Agfa_of_Faployees of I G Farben A_G, Wolfen-
Bitterfeld4-Member, Managing Board of Directorai_ Plant Savings_
Association, Ludwigshafen; _Chief, Section V, Trade Association _
of Chemical Industrie, Leipzig; Deputy Member, Saxony Country _
Union_of_the_Reich_Unionof_Industrial Trade Associations,
Dresden; Member, Board of Trustees, Central -European Economic
Diet; and chairmans_deputy chairman and/or board member of
other_industrial_firmsvcombines, and enterprises within
Germany and_the_occupied cou_ntries2
(e) Heinrich Hoerlein, Plant Lqaer_of,the Elberfeld Plant, 1933-
1941, and Manager_of_the_E brfeld'Plant, 1931-1941, which
produced pharmaceuticals,ganic intermediates, insecticides,
biologicals, and research in pharmaceuticals and chemicals for
lant arote ., .. �e t estruction:
Member of t e &nag n
irectors and_of_the Cen ral Committee; Member, TeChnical Com-
mittee;=Chairman, Pharmaceuticals Main Committee; Member,
NSDAP; Member, German Labor Front; Member, National Socialist
Bund of German_Techniciansvalairman1,441us4.iebigiSociOri
Treasurer, Kaiser WilhelwAwLetyi Treasilter; German .gkengal_
Association; Chairman,-Adirearreouncils Deutsche Bank; irembill','
Chamber of=Commercel-Wuppertali and chairman and/or board mem-
ber of other industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within
Germany and countries.j
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---(f) August von Kne eu Chief Counsel of I G Farben.
Q.-0(t-t) Member of
oar. of Directors and of_tle en ral Committee; Chairman,
Patent Committee; Member, NSDAP; Member, German Labor Front;
Member, National Socialist Lawyers-Association; Member, German
Society of Nobles; Member, Committee for Patents and Trade-
marks, Reich Group Industry; Member, Committee for Market Reg-
ulation and Business Economics, Reich Group Industry; Member,
Law Committee, Reith Group Industry, and of the following.
special sub-committees: Corporation Law, Law for Limited Com-
panies, and Law of Conditional Transfer of Property; Member, _
Board Committee for_Cartel and Tax Policies, Business Economics
Questions, and Market Problems, Reich Group Industry; Member,
Academy-for German Law, Chairman, Committee for the Law_Of
Copyright;_Member, Working Association for German-Hungarian
Legal Relations, Academy-for German Law; Member, Working
Association for Four Year_Plan Questions within Framework of
Patent Committee; Member, Patents and Trademarks Law Committee;
Member, Patent Law Committee; Member, Trademarks and Competi-
tion-Committee; Member, German Working Association_for Legal
Protection of Industry and Patent Law;-Full-Member, Inter-
national_Chamber of Law;_Chairman, Section-l'Industrial Legal- --
Protection, International Chamber_of Law; Member, Committee
for_Questions of Industrial Legal Protection, International
Chamber_of Commerce; Member, Committee_for_Questions of Inter-
national Cartels,-International Chamber of Commercei Member,
Kaiser -Wilhelm Society; Board Member; International Hydrogen-
ation Patents_Co,-The Hague, Holland; Board Member, Interna-
tional Hydrogenation Engineering and Chemical Co, The Hague,
Holland; and chairman or board member of other industrial
firms, combines, and enterprises_within_Germany and the
occupied countries47
(g) Fritz_Ter_Meer� Chief of the .Tecknical Committee of the
Managing_Board-of-Directors, and Chief of the Directional
Group_in charge of production of synthetic rubber, poison
gas, dyestuf s various hemica ht metal d harma-
ceut
o e en ra Co
s on ; emberl_NSDAP; Member, German Labor:Front; Military
Economy Leader; Commissioner and Armament CommisSioner_of
the Commissioner�for:Italy_of_the_Reich Ministry for Armament
and War Production; Member, Economic Group Chemical Industry;
Member,tAdvisory Council, Economic Group-Chenical_Industry;
Chief, and Chairman, Production_Committeel-Sub-group-14-0ther= -
Inorganic Products Economic Group Chemical Industry, Member,
Advisory_Council,-Chamber of Industry and Commerce,
Rhein-
Main Region, Frankfurt; Chairman, Trade:Association of Chemical
Industry, Berlin; Member, Advisory CoUnci4:Etich Union of .
Industrial Trade:Associations, Berlin-Wilmerbdorf; Member,
House of_Technology, Gau HessenNassaUrPresident, Emil
Fischer Soc1tty41Cha1rmani-AdmAnistrativ CoMmittee of the
-
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for-Chemistry;- Metberi-Scholarship--
Committee. Justus Liebie Society: Trpe_Allrerittiical Group, - -
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Fat ent Committee; Member, NSDAP; Member, German LabOr Front; '
Member, N
-m-p'pr.oved-for�Releas-e-: 2.02/06/22 C00010786 ation; Member, German
Society 01, pooles; member, Committee for Patents and Trade-
marks, Reich Group Industry; Member, Committee for Market Reg-
ulation and Business Economics, Reich Group Industry; Member,
Law Committee, Reich Group Industry, and of the following,
special sub-committees: Corporation Law, Law for Limited Com-
panies, and Law of Conditional Transfer of Property; Member,
Board Committee for Cartel and Tax Policies, Business Economics
Questions, and Market Problems, Reich Group Industry; Member,
Academy for German Law; Chairman, Committee for the Law of
Copyright; Member, Working Association for German-Hungarian
Legal Relations, Academy for German Law; Member, Working
Association for Four Year Plan Questions within Framework of
Patent Committee; Member, Patents and Trademarks Law Committee;
Member, Patent Law Committee; Member, Trademarks and Competi-
tion Committee; Member, German Working Association for Legal
Protection of Industry and Patent Law; Full Member, Inter-
national Chamber of Law; Chairman, Section "Industrial Legal
Protection", International Chamber of Law; Member, Committee
for Questions of Industrial Legal Protection, International
Chamber of CommercerMember, Committee for Questions of Inter-
national Cartels, International Chamber of Commerce; Member,
Kaiser Wilhelm Society; Board Member, International Hydrogen-
ation Patents Co, The Hague, Holland; Board Member, Interna-
tional Hydrogenation Ehgineering and Chemical Co, The Hague,
Holland; and chairman or board member of other industrial
firms, combines, and enterprises within Germany and the
occupied countries2
(g) Fritz Ter Meer, Chief of the 2echnical Committee_of_the
Managing Board_of-Directors; and Chief of the Directional
Group in charge-of_production of synthetic rubber, poison
gas, dyestuf s various hemica ht metals d harma-
ceutica
o se en ra e;
s on ; ember, NSDAP; Member, GermaniLabor Front;-Military
Economy_Leaderl-Commissioner and ArmakentCommissioner_of
the Commissionerfor-Ital of the_Reich=Ministry for, Armament
and War Prodbetion; Member, Economic Group Chemical Industry;
Member, Advisory Council, Economic Group-Chehleal-IndUStry;
Chief, and Chairman, Production Committee, Sub-group 1, Other
Inorganic_Productsl-Economic Group_Chemical-IndustryiiMember,
Advisory Council, Chamber of Industry:and_Conimerde, Rhein-
Main_Regioni=Fiankfurt; Chairman., Trade:Association_of_Chemical
Industry, Berlin; Member, Advisory CounciliejteiCh Union of .
Industrial Trade_Associationa, BerlineWilmersdorf; Member,
House of_Technology,_GauHessen-Nassat; President-, Emil
Fischer_Societyl7Chairman, Administrativ Committee of the
Kaiser WilhelmAnstitute_for_Chemistry; Member-,- Scholarship
Committee, Justus Liebig Societyl_TreasuTer4000mical Group,
National=Socialist-Bund_444erman_TechnfbianWAnd.chairMan,
deputy chairman, or boaMmnber of other iridustrialfirms,
combines, and enterprises within Germany, the occupied coun-
tries and_elsewhere47
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(h) Christian Schneider, Plant Leader of Ammoniakvierk, Merseburg
(Leuna), 1936-1938; Full Manager of Ammoniakwerk, Merseburg
(Leuna), 1938-1945; Deputy Manager, Ammoniakwerk, Merseburg,
and Manager of Leuna Plant, 1928-1936; these plants produced
inorganics and nitrogen, organic intermediates, solvents,
plasticisers, methanol, dyeing and printing auxiliaries,
tereating oils.
Member of
oa o ec ors an o e en ral Committee;
Chief, Division ll_Chief, Central Personnel Department; Chief
Counter-Intelligence Agent, OKW-Abwehr; Chief of Plant Leaders:
Member, NSDAP; Supporting Member, SS; Member, German Labor -
Front; Member, Advisory Council, Economic Group Chemical In-
dustry; Member, Committee for Supervision of Health, Reich
Group Industry; Member, Advisory Council, Chamber of Economics
of the_Central Elbe Region; Member, Experts Committee, Reich
Trustee-of Labor, Economie Territory Central Elbe, Magdeburg;
Member, Advisory Council,_Industrial Department of _the Chamber
of Economics, Magdeburg; Vice-Chairman, Chamber of Industry
and Commercel-Halle/Saale; Member, Committee of Reich Institut(
for Professional Training in_Commerce andLIndustry; Member,
Managing Board of Directors, Trade Association of_Chemical
IndustrmMember, Labor Chamber, Halle/Saale; Member, Advisory
Courcil_of_Gau Leader of NSDAP, Gau Administration Halle-
Merseburg; Member, Working Committee of_German Labor Front, �
Gau Administration Halle-Merseburg; Member, Association of
Employers_of_the Gau Administration HalleAderseburg of the
NSDAP;-Assistant, Gau Economic Advisory of_FSDAP, Gau Admini-
stration Halle-Merslburg; Member, Prussian-Provincial_Council;
Honorary Member, Finance Court of the Country Treasury, Magde-
burg; and_chairman andior_board member of other industrial
firms,_combinesand enterprises_within GermanyAind_the occu-
pied countriesji
(i) Otto Ambros, Membe fth�Mangii Board of Directors. Man-
ager of_theifollowing plants: Schkopau (BUna I), 1935-1945;
Ludwigshafen-OpPau (Organic, Intermediates and Dyestuffs
Plants and_Laboratories), 1938-1945; Huels (Buna II), 1938-
1945; Ludwigshafen (Buna III), 1941-1945; Auschwitz (Buna IV)
1941-1945; Gendorf (Inorganic), 1941-1945; Dyhernfurt, 1941-
1945; Falknhagen, 1942r1945; which produced synthetic rubber,
inorganics and-nitrogen, organic intermediates, solvents,
plasticisers, methanol, plastics, accelerators, dyestuffs,
dyeing and_printing auxiliaries, detergent raw materials,
poisonous gas and intermediates. Ambros-is-one of Germany's
most brilliant industyial_chemists. He was in charge of
plant expansions and supervised the synthetic rubber industry
(Buna) in which synthetic ?Ober was produced and stockpiled
for the German war machine, using as raw materials air, water,
and an inferior grade of coal. He is an expert on the terrain
and industrial capacity of Poland and could give detailed in-
formation on the I G Farben Buna Plant at Auschwitz. In fact,
he could give invaluable information on industrial conditions
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(Leuna), 1936-1945; Deputy Manger2Ammoniakwerk; Merseburi,
and Manag e'ApprOvedforRelease:20/06/22C0001'6786e plants produced
inorganics ana nitrogen, organic intermediates, solvents,
plasticisers, methanol dyeing and printing auxiliaries,
te eating oils.
Member of
ors an n ral'Coltmittec;
Chief, Division 1; Chief, Central Personnel Department; Chief
Counter-Intelligence Agent, OKW-Abwehr; Chief of Plant Leaders:
Member, NSDAT; SupportinOlember, SS; Member, German Labor
Front; Member, Advisory Council, Economic Group Chemical In-
dustry; Member, Committee for Supervision of Health, Reich
Group Industry; Member, Advisory Council, Chamber of Economics
of the Central Elbe Region; Member, Experts Committee _Reich
Trustee of Labor, Economie_Territory Central Elbe, Magdeburg;
Member, Advisory Council, Industrial Department of the Chamber
of Economics, Magdeburg; Vice-Chairman, Chamber of Industry
and Commerce, HalleiSaale; Member, Committee of Reich Institut(:-
for Professional Training In Commerce and Industry; Member, -
Managing Board of Directors, Trade Association of Chemical -
Industry; Member, Labor_Chamberl_Halle/SaalerMember, Advisory__
Council_of'GaU Leader of NSDAP, Gau
Administration Halle-
Merseburg; Memberi Working Committee of GermanLabor_Front,
Gau Administration_HalleMerseburg; Member, Association of ----
Employersol_the_GauAdministration_Halle-Merseburg-of-the_________
FSDAP; Assistant, Gau Economic Advisory' of WSDAP, Gau
Adrnini-
stration HalleMerslburg;_ Member, Prussian Provincial Council;
Honorary Member, Finance Court of the Country Treasuryi-Magde-
burg; and7chairmanTand/or board member of other industrial
firms, combinesi7andTenterprises within Germanyiand-JhELOCcu
pied countries,,./ _
(i) Otto Ambros27Membtr of the'Managi BoarcLof_Directors,�Man-
ager of the following plants: Schkopali (Buna-I), 1935-1945;
Ludwigshafen7OppaU '(Organic, Intermediatea_and_Dyestuffs
Plants and Laboratories), 1918-1945; Hueltz(Bunairni:-1938-
1945; Ludwigshafen_(Buna_III), 1941-1945; Auschwitz Buna IV),
1941-1945;-=-Gendorf_Onorganic),1941-1945;-Dyhernfurt, 1941--
1945; Falkenhagen-i-1942-1945; which produced synthetic tObber,
inorganics-and-nitro-gen, organic intermediates, solvents,
plasticisersi methanol, plastics, accelerators, lyestuffs,
dyeing and printing auxiliaries, detergent raw materials, -
poisonous-gaa7andTintermediates. limbros--Asonea_Germanyla
most brilliant industyia1:chemi0s. He was-in_charge of ,
plant expansions and supervised:_the_synthetic_rubber Industry(Buna) in which synthetiOlrUbber=was_prodtcedand-t-toc41165_ _
for the:German7warTmaChine, using as raw materials air, water,_
and an inferior_grade_of coal,He_is_an7expert on the terrain
and industrial capacity of Poland and cbuld-give-detailed in--
formation on the I G Farben Buna Plant_at-AuschWitz.LIn_fact, _
he could=giveTinvaluable_information_on'induttrial conditions
and plantsin_general in all of Western EUrOpe, and
artIcu-
larly the-_laudwigshafe4,01WW:1 (1-4arben inAheIrt4h4(oe.
The Frenoh7were_extriftror Ambros- OUO-
ho_is
expe �n po son as, an. the rmendous7pOison gas.pro-
gram of the:Natis during therviar was under his immediate
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supervision. In particularl-the two new extremely deadly
poison gases developed-by-the Nazis during the war, tabun
and sarin, were under his personal supervision. It was
Ambros who personally persuaded Hitler not_to use these
gases during theLwar.--It-is-also-probable that AmbrOs -
would have-a-rather detailed_knowledge of the:Notakhydro
Norwegian heavy water plant, which was destroyed during the
war but-
� -hich I G Farben was the 1 r e t� e t
Member, ec sal
e, ernieemica s ommi Chairman, Plastics and RubberiCommittee; Chairman, Detergent Raw Materials Com7
mittee;_Chairman,-Intermediates-Committee; liWnber-1-NSDAP,
Member, German-_Labor_Front; Military Economy Leader; Holder _
of Knight's Cross of_the War Merit Cross; Chief, Special
Committee_Plastics, Reich Ministry of Armaments and Munitions;
Special:Consultant-to Chief, Research and Development Depart- -
ment, Four Year_Plan; Chief, Special Committee C, Chemical
Warfare; Chief_, subgroup_Textile Auxiliaries, Economic Group
Chemical_Industry;_Eb_cpert_for burial Economic_Group_Chemical
Industry,-Chairman, Production Committee, Sub-group Carbide_
Chemistry, Methanol and Charcoal, Economic:Group-_Chemical
Industry; and_chairman and/or board member-ofnumerous in-
dustrial:firms, combines, and_enterprises_withih_Germany and -
the occup1ed_countr1esA7
(j) Max Brueggemann, Sedretary Of the Mana ing_Boardlof Directors
nd on harmaceuticals.
13 A--)01 Deputy Genera ever awl;
1
Deputy Chief, es o ine_Pharmaceuticals and Plants Pro-
tective-Agenta; Director, Legal, Patent, and Personnel Depart-
mental WOrks_Combine_Lower_Rhine; Memberi-NSDAP; Member,
German-Labor_Front; ViceOhairman,_Chamber-of IhdUstry:and
Commerce, Solingen; and chaiman and/or board member of nu- -
merous industrial firms, e9apines, and enterprises within
Germanyand_the occupied eayi1tires.,2
(k) Ernst-Btergin Plant Leader_of Bitterfeld-Wolfen Plant�ta:
l938-l94,- which produced inorganics and nitrogen,--orgigc---
intermediates, plastics magnesium and aluminum, dyestuffs,
dyeing_and_printing-a liaries deter ent-raw_materia d
eta s.
m 5, nag ng, oa _o
Directors; Member, Technical Committee; Chief,- Works Combine
Central Germany; Ohairman,Thlorine SubCommittee; Member,
NSDAFI-Member, German LabOr,FrOhti,Military Economy Leader;
Collaborator of Krauch in Four.lear Plan; Chairman, Technical--
Committeei-Sub-groupoda, Caustic Alkalines, Chlorine,
Hydrochloric Acid and Related Products, Economic Group
Chemical Industry-, and chairman and/or board member of other -
industrial firmsl_eombinesvand enterPrises_within_Germany
and the occup1ed_countries2
(1) Heinrich Buetefisch, Technical _Chief of LeUna Works, Merse-
lYMI),N�:App-r-ov�ed f(7)-r Release:- 2022/06/22 C00010786Jerk) Merseburg 2
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(j)
1,3 (c.k)(4-)
emoros wno personally persuaded Hitler not to use these
gases dur. pproVeu for Release: 2022/06/22 C000107661 that Ambros
4A--
would havu u 4-duner aeallee imowlecge or the-Norskhydro
Norwegian heavy water planti-which was destroyed during the
war but � which I Farben was the lar e to
Member, ec sal
ee; em .e 1 emaca s omma Chairman, Plastics
and Rubber Committee; Chairman, Detergent Raw Materials Com-
mittee; Chairman, Intermediates Committee; Member, NSDAP,
Member, German Labor Front; Military Economy Leader; Holder
of Knight's Cross of the War Merit Cross; Chief, Special
Committee Plastics, Reich Ministry of Armaments and Munitions;
Special Consultant to Chief, Research and Development Depart-
ment, Four Year Plan; Chief,- Special Committee C, Chemical
Warfare; Chief, Sub-group Textile Auxiliariesl_EceneMic-Group-
Chemical Industry; Expert_for_buna, Economic Group Chemical
Industry; Chairman, Production Committee, Sub-group Carbide
Chemistry, Methanol and Charcoal, Economic Group Chemical -
Industry; and chairman and/or board member of numerous in-
dustrial firms, combines, and enterprises within Germany and
the occupied countries,7_
Max Brueggemann, Secretary 6f the Mane ing Board of DireAors-
nd on harmacenticals.
Deputy Genera Manavr, ever sen;
Deputy Chief, es_ om ine Pharmaceuticals and-Plants-Pro-- -
teetive_Agents;_Director, Legal, Patent, and Personnel7Depart.-
mentsf-Works Combine_LoWer_Bhine; _Member, NSDAP; Member,- -
GermancLabbtlFront4 Vice-Chairman, Chamber_ofIndustry_and
Commerce,-Solingenrand_chaitman and/or board-member-of
nu-
merous combines, and enterprises within
Germany and7thelJwcupied_Cliiibs2 ,
(k) Ernst Buergin:Plant:Leader_of BitterfeldAFOlfen PlantsL
1938-1945f14hicivprodUCed inorganics and_nitrogen, &gage
intermediates, plastics, magnesium and aluminum, dyestuffs,_
dyeingiand_printing auxiliaries --deter entiraw-materiala-- -
d tals
er,_ nag ng oar o
Directors; Member, Technical Committee;-Chief, Works Combine
Cental-_Germanyi-ChairMan,'Chlorine Sub-Committee; Member,
NSDAP; Member, German Labor.Froht; Military Economy Leader;
Collaboratorof-Krauch_in Four-Yeaf Plan; Chairman, Technical
Committee, Sub-group Soda, Caustic Alkalines, Chlorine,
HydrochlOric-Acid_and_Related-Prodnets; Economic Group
Chemical,Indust47_;_and chairman and/or,board_member_of other
industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within Germany
and the occupied countries,7
(1) Heinrich-Buetefisch, Technical Chief of Leuna W6rks, Merse-
burg, 1931-.4945; Deputy ManagervAmmoniakWerk� Merseburg,
1934-1945; and Chief -."ISyn..gasolineWAtschwiti:,:1941=
1945; which, produced_nitrogens-gAboline, lubricatinC611,
ol or�anie termedia e d suet ao d
Member, nag n o rec o
omittee; Military Economy Leader; Holder of
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of the War Merit Cross; Member, Bimmler Circle of Friends;
Member, NSDAP; Lieutenant Colonel, SS; Member, German Labor
Front; Member, NSKK; Member, NSFK; Member, National-Socialist-
Bund of Technicians; Collaborator of Krauch in Four Year Plan;
Chief, Committee for Oil, Reich Ministry-of Armament and
MUnitions; Production_Commissioner for Oil, Ministry of Arma----
ments; Chief, Economic Group Liquid Fuel Industry; Chief,
Working _Association for Hydrogenation, Synthesis-and-Smolder-
ing, Economic Group Liquid Fuel Industry; Presidenti Technical
Experts Committee ,-International Nitrogen Convention; Chairman,
Working Association Fertilizers; and chairman, deputy chairman,
and/or board_member_of other industrial firms, combines, and
enterprises within Germany and the occupied countries,g_
(m) Paul Haefliger, Member of ' Maria Board-of�.Directors-and -
an ex erton-Lli ht _metals.
li3e91)
ember, CommerciallCommittee;
airman- en ral-Management,_Sales COmbineChemicals;
Member, CJImicals_Committae; Memberl_Southeast Europe Comtatee;
Memberi-EaSt�Asia-Committee; Member, East_Committee; Medaber, .
Propaganda_CommitteerMembers German Labor-Frontriand_chairman,
deputy;_chairmanand/or board member_of other:industrial firms,
combines,--and enterprises_within_Germany and-theLoceupied
countries:47:
(n) Max Ilgner--Meinber of the Managing Board_of Directors=and a
na
1,3(c I)) e er in-NW 'epa men s, ne u I conomic 0 Cy
Department), VOWI-(Economic Research Department), and ZEFI
(Central Finance_Administration); Member, Commercial Committee;
Member, NSDAPI-Mabbel-German Labor Front;_Member, WSKK; Mem-
ber, National Socialist-Reich Soldiers, Bund; Member, Reich
Film Chamber;-Member, Reich Colonial Bund; Military_Economy
Leaderi-Member, Circle of Foreign Trade-Experts, Ministry of
PropagandayMember,-Circle of Foreign Trade Experts for For-
eign Economic Questions; President, Carl Schurz Association;
Vice President, Central European Economic Diet; Member,
German-American Eeonomic_Association; Member, Managing Board
of Directors, Economic Association for Central and South
America; Deputy Chairman, Board of Directors, German-Bulgarian
Chamber-of_Commerce; Member, German-Norwegian Chamber of Com-
merce; Member, Committee for Foreign Trade_and Currency_
Questions of_the_Ihternational Chamber of Commerce, Paris;
Deputy Member, Council of Trustees, Institute for Market
Analysis, Berlin; Chairman; Southeast Committee, Reich Group
Industry; Chairman, Hungary Committee,' Reich Group Industry;
Chairman, German Group-lof the German-Roumanian Experts Com-
mittee for Questions of Financing industry-, Southeast Com-
mittee, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member, Working
Comittee-for Foreign Trade Questions; Member, miscellaneous
German political and public agencies and international
propaganda associations; and chairman and/or board member of
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Chief, mAII4ovay VA Armament and
Munitions; Production Commissioner for Oil, Ministry of Arma-
ments; Chief, Economic Group Liquid Fuel Industry; Chief,
Working Association for Hydrogenation, Synthesis and Smolder-
ing, Economic Group Liquid Fuel Industry; President, Technical
Experts Committee, International Nitrogen Convention; Chairman,
Working Association Fertilizers; and chairman, deputy chairman,
and/or board member of other industrial firms, combines, and
enterprises within Germany and the occupied countries47
(0 Paul Haefliger, Member of n Board of Directors and
an ex ert on li ht metals.
1/)
Member, Commercial Committee;
e- �ran, en ral Management, Sales Combine Chemicals;
Member, Chemicals Committee; Member, SOutheast Urope Corlittee;
Member, East Asia Committee; Member, East Committee; Memberi-
Propaganda Committee; Member, German Labor Front; and chairman,
deputy chairman and/or board member of other industrial firms,
combinesl_and enterprises within Germany and the occupied
countries:7
(n) Max Ilgner-- Member of the Managing Board of DirectOrsiandla
,3(c"9
er in NW f epar m n 5, no u conomic co Cy
Department), VOWI (Economic Research Department),-and ZEFI
(Central Finance Administration); Member, Commercia17.Committee;__
Memberi-NSDAP; Member, German Labor Front; Manber-,1NSKKi_Mem-
ber, Fational-Socialist_Reich Soldiers, BundrMember, Reich
Filth Chamber; Member, Reich Colonial Bund;-Military'Economy_ .
Leader; Member, Circle of Foreign Trade-EXpartti_Mihistry of
Propagandel:Member, Circle of Foreign TradelE4ette-_-fOr For-
eign.Economic_Questions; Presidenti-CarlSchurz:AssociatiOnt - -
Vice Presidenti-Central European Economic_Ditt_47-Memborl_
GermanAmerican:Eaonomic_Association;_Member, Managing Board
of Directors, Economic Association for Central_and_South
America,-Deputy_Chairman,_Deard_of_Directors,GarMan--Bulgarian
ChamberTof_Cpmmerce;_Member, German-NorwegianChamber_lof Com-
mercei-MembeV, Committee for Foreigh_TradeLand-Currency_ _
Questions of-the7International_ChamberofCoMmerce; paiii-4----
DeputyrMembers Council of TrUstees Institute for Market
Analysis,--Berlin;'Chairthahj'Southeast_CoMmitteel-Reich Group
Industry; Chairman, Hungary, Committee, Reich Group Industry;
Chairman, German GroupOr.the Gerian-Roumanian-E4erts
Com-
mittee of Financing Industry, Southeast Com-
mittee, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member, Werking--
Committee-for:Foreign Trade Questions; Member, miscellaneous
GermarhppliticaLand_publiciagencies and international
propaganda_associations;_and_dhairthanand/or-board-member of
other industriallirms,_combines, enterprises within:Germany,�
the occupied countriet4Weleewher
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(o) Friedrich-Jaehne, IteMbel4Or.the fiegitg7Board7of:DirebtcTs -
and Chief Engineer
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Chief, Engineering Department, Hoechst; Deputy Chief, Works
Combine Main Valley; Member, Technical Committee; Member,
NSDAP; Member, German Labor Front; Military Economy Leader;
Member, Greater Advisory Council, Reich Group Industry;
Member, Finance Committee, Hesse Regional Trustee Agency for
Plant Air Raid Protection, Reich Group Industry, Frankfurt;
Vice-Chairman, and Chief, Industrial Department, Gau Chamber
of Economics, Hesse, District Office Hesse, Reich Group
Industry; Member, German Standardizing Committee; Member,
Managing Board of Directors and Advisory Council, Reich Union
of Technical Supervisory Associations; Member, Advisory
Council, Managing Board of Directors, and Chiefi-Technical -
Cemmittee, Trade Association of the Chemical Industry;
Regional Plenipotentiary for Business Transport of the Reich
Railway Management, Frankfurt; Member, Board of Trustees,
Reich X-ray-Agency of the Government Office for Testing of
Materials, Berlin; and chairman and/or board member of numer-
ous industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within
Germany and the occupied countries:7
(P) Hans Kuehne, Plant Leader of Leverkusen, 1933-1943, which
produced inorganics, organic intermediates, buna, plastics,
pharmaceuticals insecticides acet leellulose -s nthetic
,d j('4) fibres.- Mem-
ber, Mane oar o Directors; Teln.er, ec _ ommittee;
Chief, Inorganic Comhittee; Chief, Works Combine Lower _Rhine;
Members-VSDAP; Member, German Labor Front; Member, Advisory
Council and Industrial Department, Chamber_of_Economics,
Duesseldorf; Member, Advisory Council, Chamber of _Commerce,
MunichGladbach; Member, District Labor Chamber, Essen; Man-
ager, Ostmark Branch Office, Economic Group -Metalware and
Related Industrial Products; and chairman, deputy chairman,
vice-chairman and/or board member_of.numerous industrial
firms, combines, and enterprises within Germany and the
occupied_countriesA7
(q) Carl Lautenschlaeger, Plant Leader at Hoechst Plant, 1938-
.1945, which produced inorganics, solvents, organic inter-
mediates plastics, pharmaceuticals, compressed gases
weldi and cuttin e ui .gen.
t13 (.')(1{) Member, an g ng Boar
o Direc ors; Members echnical Committee; Chief, Works
Combine Main Valley; Member, NSDAP; Member, German Labor
Front; Military Economy Leader; Memberl-Managing Board of
Directors, Koch-Institut, Frankfurt; Member, Managing Board
of Directors, Behring--Institut, MarburgrMember, Research
Council, Kaiser Wilhelm Society for Psychiatry, Munich; and
chairman, deputy chairman and/or board member of other
industrial firms, combilmi and enterprises within Germany
and the occupied countri4417-
(r) Withel Ma Member_o he ing Board of_Directors.-
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Vice-Chairman, and Chief, Industrial Department, Gau Chamber
of Economics, Hesse, District Office Hesse, Reich Group
Industry; Member, German Standardizing Committee; Member,
Managing Board of Directors and Advisory Council, Reich Union
of Technical Supervisory Associations; Member, Advisory
Council, Managing Board of Directors, and Chief, Technical
Committee, Trade Association of the Chemical Industry;
Regional Plenipotentiary for Business Transport of the Reich
Railway Management, Frankfurt; Member, Board of Trustees,
Reich X-ray Agency of the Government Office for Testing of
Materials, Berlin; and chairman and/or board member of numer-
ous industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within
Germany and the occupied countries:7
Hans Kuehne, Plant Leader of Leverkusen, 1933-1943, which _
produced inorganics, organic intermediates, buna, plastics)
pharmaceuticals insecticides acet lcellulose s nthetic
It? P(" fibres. Mem-
ber, Mane i oar o Directors; 'em se, e ommittee;
Chief, Inorganic _Committee; Chief, Works Combine Lower Rhine;
Member, NSDAF1-Member, German Labor Front; Member, Advisory
Council and Industrial Department, Chamber of Economics,
Duesseldorf; Member, Advisory Council, Chamber of Commerce; -
Munich-Gladbach;_Member, District Labor Chamber, Essen; Man-
ager, Ostmark Branch Office, Economic Group Metalware and
Related-Industrial-Products; and chairman, deputy chairman, -
vice-chairman and/or _board member of numerous industrial
firms, combines, and enterprises within Germany-and-the
occupied_countries2
(q)
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Carl Lautenschlaeger, Plant Leader at Hoechat-Plant, 1938-
1945i-which-ProduCed inorganics, solvents, organic inter-
mediates, plastics, pharmaceuticals, compressed_gases
weldi _and_cuttin e ui et ygen.
Member, an g ng Board
o iret ors; Member, echnical Committee;_Chief, Works
CombineA/ain_Valley; Member, NSDAP; Memberi German Labor
FrontrMilitary_Eaonomy Leader; Memberi-Managing Board of
Directors, Koch-Institut, Frankfurt; Member, Managing Board
of Directorsf-Behring-Institut, Marburg; Member, Research
Council,-Kaiser_Wilhelm_Society_for Psychiatry, Winich; and
chairman, deputy chairman and/or board member-of other
industrial firms, combinMi and enterprises-within Germany
and the_occupied-countriesi7::
Wilhelm Manft--Member of the Mane ing Board_of Directors.
Member, Comer-
ee;-mem er, East Asia Commi ee; Chairman, East
CommittawMeMber,-Pharmaceutical Main Committee; Member,
Pharmaceutical Scientifie4441:ZechnicaI_Central Committee,Chief, Sales Combine PharMaeevili6ala,and-Plant Proteottve,
AgentsrMember, NSDAP; Lieutenant, SA; Member, German Labor
Front; Reich Edonomic_Judge; Member, Greater _Advisory Coun-
cil, Reich-Group-Industry;-Chairmant Colonial_Econmy COM-
mitteerReich Group Industry; Member,.Council for Propaganda
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of German Economy, Ministry of Propaganda; Member, Committee
for General Affairs and Committee for Foreign Propaganda,
Council for Propaganda of German Economy; Member, Advisory
Council, Research Institute for Science of Propaganda, Berlin;
Member, Permanent Advisory Council, Economy Office of the
Reich Union of German Newspaper Publishers, Berlin; President,
Society for Consumer Research, Berlin; Member, Institute for
Economic Observation of German Finished Goods, Nuernberg; and
chairman, deputy chairman and/or board member of other indus-
trial firms,-combines, enterprises within Germany, the occu-
pied. countries and elsewhereA7
(s) Heinrich Oster, Member of the Managin Board of Directors_and
Mana e f the Nitro en Syndicate.
qi) Mem .1., ommer a ee;
ember,- s -Asia-Committee; ief, Sales Organization Nitro-
gen and_Oil;_Member, NSDAP; Supporting member, SS-Reitersturm;
Member German Labor Front; Chief, Sub-department Nitrogen,
Economic Group-Chemical-Industry; Member, Labor Chamber,
Berlin-Brandenburg ,= Member, 41bCommittee-Fert1lizers and
Explosives, Gau Berlin; Membkit, Main Committee Chemistryi Gau -

Greater Berliniand-chairmani manager and/or board member of
other industrial-firms-combines, enterprises and banks within
Germany, the occupied countries and elsewherej
(t) Karl Wursteri-Plant Leader at Ludwigs1iafen4)ppau during World
War II, and Technical Director of Ludwigshafen-Oppau, 1938-
).94,, which produced-inorganics, organic intermediates, b]una$
plastics 7-solvents, synthetic rubber, tanning extracts d -
t d ethylene oxide.
Member, Managing- oar
c ors; em'er, echnica_ ommittee; Chief, Works Combine
Upper_Rhine;-Member, Chemicals Committee; Chairmanl :Inorganic
Cormittee; Member, NSDAP; Member, German Labor-Front[ Military
Economy Leader; Holder of Knights Cross of the War Merit
Cross; Collaborator of Krauch in Four Year Plan, Office for
German_Raw_Materials and Synthetics; Acting Vice-_.Chairman and
member, Pracidium,-Economic Group Chemical Industry; Chief,
and Chairman,-Technical-Committee, Sub-Group-for Sulphur and
Sulphur Compounds, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member,
Advisory Counoill and District Chairman, SaarOalz, Economic
Group Chemical Industry; Member, Advisory-Council Chamber o
Economics_Westmark, Saarbruecken; President, Chamber of Eco-
nomics, Ludwigshafen; and chairman and/or board member of
other industrial firms combines) and enterprises within
Germany, the occupied countries and elsewhere.$7
(u) Walter Duerrfeld, Director and Construction Manager of the
I G Parben AuschwiteWint and the Monowit o
antL
m ri German_ bor Front; Capta n$ ; District Chairman,
upper Silesial_EconomicIGroup-Chemical Industry 2 _
ilifiliallAPPI:OVICI1OIRena2-022106722-CSOO-14Milimairat
e-.Committee.
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council, xesearen insti-Luls 10r Delence 01 rEopti6unual Deriini
member, r*---^41 r-----y Office of the
Reich Unicd4n. v � Berlin; President,
Society for Consumer Research, Berlin; Member, Institute for
Economic Observation of German Finished Goods, Nuernberg; and
chairman, deputy chairman and/or board member of other indus-
trial firms, combines, enterprises within Germany, the occu-
pied countries and elsewhere...7
Heinrich Oster, Member of the Managin Board of Directors and
Man-:e f the Nit o en S ndieate.
Mem er, omme c a omm ee;
mber, Baa Asia Committee; ief, Sales Organization Nitro-
gen and Oil; Member, NSDAP; Supporting member, SS-Reitersturm;
Member, German Labor Front; Chief, Sub-department Nitrogen,
Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member, Labor Chamber,
Berlin-Brandenburg; Member, ',la-Committee Fertilizers and
Explosives, Gau Berlin; Mem Main Committee Chemistry i Gau
Greater Berlin; and chairman, manager and/or board member of
other industrial firms, combines, enterprises and banks within
Germany, the occupied countries and elsewhere...7
Karl Wurster, Plant Leader at_Ludwigshafen-Oppau during:World---
War II, and Technical -Director of Ludwigshafen-Oppau)-1938---
1945, which produced inorganics, organic intermediates, tuna,
plastics, solvents synthetic rubberl-tanning extracts d e
d ethylene oxide.
Member, Managing oar. o
Drs,- em er, Technica_ ommittee; Chief, Works Combine
UpperfRhinel7Member, Chemicals Committee; Chairmani:Inorganie
CommitteerMemberiNSDAPA_Member, German Labor:Front;_Military
Economy Leader; Holder of Knight's Cross of the War Merit
Cross; Collaborator OfiKrauch in FourIear-Plani-Officefor
German Raw Materials and Synthetics; Acting .Vice-Chairman and
member,-Praeldium, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Chief,
and Chairtriatil7Tchnical Committee, SubGrouvfor::Sulphur_a)4&_ _
Sulphur Compounds, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member,
Advisory_CoUneili-and-Dittriet-Chairman,_Saarpfalz, Economic -
Group CheMiCalLindUttryt-M9Mber, AdVisory_lCounO11,4;_ChaMber Of
Economicsfifestmark, Saarbruecken; President-Chamber Of Edo-
nomics,-Ltdwigshafen; and chairman and/or board member of
otherindustrialifirmsl-combines, and:enterprises-within
Germany, the occupied countries and e1sewhere47
(u) WalterDuerrfeld,_Dipector and Construction Manager of the
I G Farben-AuschwiWahiat and the Motowit
(v)
er,
m er, German-La .or Front; Captain, ;_District Chairman
upper_Silesia-,---Economic Group Chemical Industry2
9 Committee.
441*AX)ri:
9f EeOn - ) P oetffiCe
the I G Divisions for Austria; Member, NSDAP; Colonel, SA;
Member, German Labor Front; Member, Council for Propaganda
of German Economy, Ministry Of propaganda; Member, Committee
for Southeast Europe Economic Group Chemical-IAdUttry; and
acting directors-chairman and/or_ board member of other in-
dustrial firms, combines, and enterprises within Germany and
the occupied countriesj
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(w) Erich von der Heyde, Deput to the Ch
nts and SS Ca tains_
Member
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hief, Liaison Office, Nitrogen and Gasoline, Berlin-NW 7;
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Member, NSDAP;-Member, German Labor Front; and Member of
Military Economics_and Armament Office of OKW.7
(x) Hans Kugler Chief of Sales Department in Dyestuffs for
Hungary, Rumania$ Yugoslavia Greece Bul�aria -Turke
zechoslova tria.
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ec_or;- Tem e
om 0 ee; econ ce ha rman, Dyestuffs Com- _
mittee;-Memberf Dyestuffs Steering Committee; Member,- Dye-
stilffs-Application Commtttee;_Member� Southeast Europe
Committee,-Member, NSDAP; Member, German Labor Front;
Deputy-Chief, Sub--Group 16, Tar Dyes and Tar-Dye Intermedi-
ates, Economic Group Chemical Industry; Member, Advisory
Council-for Export Questions of the Supervisory Office
Chemistry; and acting manager and/or board member-of 'other
industr1a17f1rms,-dombines, and enterprisesiwithin_Germany
and the occupied countriesj
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Military Economics and Armament Office of OKW.7
(x) Hans Kugler, Chief of Sales Department in Dyestuffa for
Hungary, Rumania, Yugoslavia Greece Bul aria- Turk
zechoslova tria.
1 r,
e; econ. ce ha rman, Dyestuffs Com-
mittee; Member, Dyestuffs Steering Committee; Member,- Dye-
stuffs Application Committee; -Member, Southeast Europe
Committee; Member-I:MAP; Member, German Labor_ Front;
Deputy Chief,-Sub-Group 16, Tar Dyes and Ter-Dye-Intertedi--
atesiEconomic Group Chemical Industry; Member, Advisory -
Council for Export Questions of the Supervisory �Mee
Chemistry; and acting manager and/or board member-of-other
industrial firms, combines, and enterprises within _Germany
and the occupied-countriess7
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 23, D. C.
12 April 1949
MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
Director, Joint Intellience Objectives Agency,
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Biographic information Concerning German Specialists
Memo from Chief, Exploitation Division, JiaA,
dated ei Mar-49,_JIOA_No. BM.
1. Forwarded herewith in answer to your request contained in
reference abovei-is-a-summary of the information on file in this
Agency on the following Gorman scientists.
CHRIS 'MPH.= Walter, Dr�
KOBER, Charles, Dr.
nutus, Herald
NEUBERT, Heinz
VICE, August
Z1JSE Konrad
2. A check of the files of this Agency revealed:no7information
on the other individual-8 listed in your request. ,
3. A complete report-on-Dr. Erik Traub has been-forwarded under_
separate cover.
4. It is sincerely hoped that this information will prove to
be of value,
Encl.: Summary of Info.
FILE DIST:
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SUMVA RY OF INPOR!, TI ON
-CHRISTOPH, Dr. Walter
A report of June 1948 indicates that at that time CNristoph, a
specialist in marnetic units, and a researcher on pressure units, was
located in Leipzig and reportedly was working-on mines.
KOBER, Charles
Kober, former chief of the development section of Gems, and a centi-
meter wave specialist, was last reported (Aug 47) as under contract to
the French at St. Raphael Institute,-Cote d'Aaur.
At Gene Kober had worked in collaboration with rrofessors Aigner
and Blank on plans to install an electric steering control to correct
all deviations of a Y-2 projectile away from a high frequency beam. He
designed a mechanism which would use a 12-megawatt transmitter and which
was considered interference-proof. In addition to his work on high
frequency apparatus and Y-2 steering devices, Gber did research OA the
utilization of shorter wave lengths and in the construction of trans- -
mitters with maximal output.
MELDS, Herald
Melkus, an aerodynamics and_statics_specialist, and a former member
of he Volkenroda_ ro ectwas_last reported Jan 47) as a consultant."'"
NEUBERT, Heinz
Dr. ReingNeubert-wes born 22 November 1906_in-Stetteni-Germany, Be
was last reported (00t147):atiprofessor of technical mechanics- (Physics) -
at the Institute of Technology in Dresden. -
QUICK, August_(Milhelm)
A former-aerodynamics specialist at DVL in Berlin:where he worked -
on piston engines_for_aircraft, Au ust Quick Was lastzrepc�rt d June
with SchneiderCreusat_in France
ZUSE, K.
The only information-on_file=on-K,Zuse-dndicatts that in Feb 1948 --
he was interrogated concerning the-Zuse-Binary Computer, an extremely
useful research-machine-for-small sequence control, which he has invent-
ed.
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PIMFORMATION- REPORT
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nos find themselves Unable to obtain university-positionsAeeause of the
snail stsffs with_whioh_the_universities in Restorn-__Germany are-operating._
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in the West that many who politic:ally oppose Comnruniam_helie"been enticed
into the astern Zone-by the promise of-four to five times the salary which
they currently receivei___J4w*To_of research Institutes in the_taetsra__--
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approached former colleaguss with offers of jobs in_Leipgg and Dresden.
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into the Dastern Zone by the promise of four to five times the ealatyphieh -
they currently receive. Directors of research institutes in the Eastern
Zones have recently been observed to be intensifying their attempts to
exploit this situAtion and to procure the-unosoi-or underpaid talents of the
wester") Zones.
At the recent Physics Congress in Bowl in the latter part off-Septembete
Professor Retort Rompei-Direotor-Of the Physics Institute of the De4versity -
of Berlin and Scientific Adviser to the government of the Russian Zone,
approached former-eolleagUet-with offers of jobs_in_Wpeig_and Dretden�
Similarly, at the-Congredi-fe anerelogists recently -held indielturitie
naiSpterofessor Loutwein:pf the Mining School-et_Frelberg
extenied invitations to pork with hta-and Professor Lange et
the field ofuranium-res e the letter ease it is %Wn. that the offers '
made amounted-to_2,000 nthlY and tbet_the_majority of persona
centacted pore earning_no-more- op D-marks menthly,:mest_of tham in jobs
set up by the Baden -governments
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conderning the above subject.
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concerning anyjndiyidUals-who-Can-Widintified'wIth an of th
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and Hornauerts as 40 Schuette-Lanzstrasses Herlin/Lichterfelde- -
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U.S. Navy.
3. The above constitute all the data available 41111111� n any
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YEWORANDUM FOR THE JOINT calms OF STAFF
ATTENTIONt Direotor, Joint Intelligenoe Objectives Agenay
SUBJECT' Case-of_Colonel F. K. DUNINSKI (File; JIOA 4418)
1. Returned herewith &re papers concerning the above subjeot
whioh were forwarded to this Agency by your memorandumudated 8 De- -
�ember 1949. The case-has been circulated within this Agency and
has been subjeoted to extensive scrutiny. ?forever, we find that at
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Name: WIRTZ, Dr. Karl
Variant:
241850
C83 e_ILL, 8061649
Date: 11 August 1948
Present Position: Section Leader, KAUP, BirthdateiT 1910, 24 April
' Ottingen Birthplace:
Location: Gbttingen, Germany Nationality: German
Gen, Occupation: Physicist Race. thite
Sex: Male
Education: Ph.D. Marital Status: Married
Name of Spouse;
Languages:
Children:
Honors:
Religions
Publications:
Political Affiliation: (See below)
Karl-lirts, German%heoretical and experimental physicist, is
presently (August 1948) a member of a group of naclear=physicitts_working
at the University oftkttingen under the progrim-f6r-the_control of scien-
tific research, which-is being administered by the COntrol COMMi8Sial in
Germany. V.
Based on a-survey-of hie PreWer-WOrk-only, lifts had been rated by
V.S. sources at the beginning of the war as-close_to the_top in his field,
2/ and since that time has been judged as one of the top German physicists
both by our cnra-sclentists VA/ and by Verner Heisenberg, foremost German
physicist. 1/
An experimental specialitt, lifts did research_on the application__
of the vsepafation tube itotoPe separationmethod_to 1iqui4s, and on neutron
diffusion at the Kaiser -Wilhelm InatitateLfer Physics at Berlin-W.10m: in -
the early days-of the War J and in a-1942 conference. spoke on the produc-
tion of heavy water. 7/_ In September 1943 he was at Hechingen_(Hohenzollern)
where he worked_on_pile development under Heisenberg
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NRTZ, Or. Karl contd.
Noted at onetime as outspokenly_anglophobe, to such an extent -
that he indicated a preference to work in Germany regardless_of-condi�
tions there; 1.1/_Wirti is nevertheless reported to be the type that__
would accept anyfposition he considered attractive. q6/ At one time
it was reportedAhat_Alttz_was_considered too unstable to bring to the
U.S. iJ
Vurinuthe 1947-1948 winter_semester at the University_ofJOattingen,
Nitta lecturedionAlIntroduction to_the Theory_of Chemical Compounds" in_
the Theoretical_WIElperimental_Physios Department.! 12/
In addition to_oomtributing to the_F1AT RevieVor_Germen Science, _
1939 - 46, WirtzliaLthe_tuthor_ofmany_works, some of_vhich_are_listod
below:
*Wdrogen Bond Structure & Energy Transference with Proteins"
"German Preparation for Construction of_al7ranial Pile'! read
atithe 5 - 7 SepteMber_1947Jmeeting of the German Pbreleal
SocietY-in Oatingen�
"Theory:Of Liquid Thermal Diffusion" 1939, 1940, 1941, 1943.
"800r.4tinh__of_Hydrogen Isotopes" 1939 in collaboration with
Kotsching.
"Separation
"Thataal Diffusion in Crystal Lattices"
"Kinetic_Theory_of Livid Thermal Diffusion" in collaboration
with_Eiby
*Wert on_the_lst Experiments_on_the Apparatus Set Up at the-
KNI-fer_F#yeica,_1940, in collaboration with others.
*Report on_the Experiments with Layer_Arrangements-of Uraniunt_
&Paraffin at_the K/l_fOrLPhYsics, Berlin-Dahlem. 1941, in
collaboration-With_others.
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* !Preliminary Report on the Results troll a Layer-construction Sphere -
of Uranium Metal and Paraffin." 1942; in collaboration with others.
* "Measurements of Layer Arrangements of Uranium Metal and Paraffin"
1942 in collaboration with others.
* "Tests with New Layer Arrangements of Uranium Metal and Paraffin"
in collaboration with others.
"Corrosion in the Uranium Heavy Water Pile & Its Prevention", in
collaboration with W. B6rchardt-tc W. Remm.
Bericht IT. A 10-Step Electrolysis Plant for Producing Heavy
Water.1940._
Report III. Investigation of the Heavy Water Content of a Few__
ElectrolYters-in oermsny. -1940.
Theoretical Considerations for the Production of Heavy Water by=
_
Electrolysis. 1940.
Water Tests from the Water Gas Process (for the deuterium content)
1942.
Specific Gravity_and_Concentration of Heavy Water. 1942.
Report on Vitit_to_Rjukan.from 13-15 NOV-42---
The Remarkable Comparison of the Mel Volume and Other Properties of _
Light tt Heavy Water. 1944.
Slowing Down of Re-Be Neutrons in Heavy Water, 1944.
Electrolysier-EquipAent for Producing Heavy Water. - 1944.
Experiment .with 1.5 tons Dst and U and a 40 cm Carbon- Reflectbr. 1945. _
Slowing-Down-of Neutron lir Graphite. 1945.
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'GERMANY before 1946
WIRTZ, KARL B. 1910
Ph D. Physicist
BIW 1948 GIA P-463
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC REGISTat
Name: BAGGE, Dr. Erich
Variant:
Present Position:
Location:
Member Max Planck Institute
AVA Gbttingen
-- Business: Max Planck Institute
-- Private: Bonsenstrasse, 16, Gottingen
Gen. Occupation: Experimental-physicist
Education:
Languages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 8030622
Date: 24 August 1948
Birthdate: 1912
*Birthplace:
Nationality: German
Race: White
Sex: Male
Marital Status:
Married
151ES-2.1.�.22211:
Children:
Religiorp
POlitical Affiliation:
Nazi Party Member
CW, Erich Bagge, German-experimental-physicist, is presently a
member of a group-of.fiVelear physicists working at the University of
GOttingen under the program for the control of sciantifie research
vilich is being administered by the Control-Commissionin_Germany.z-1/
Described as-fair/y young-and reasonably competent, 2tBagge is
mainly an experimentalist and docia Very little theory. A/ He did con-
siderable work on isotope separation at Leipzig University in 1940 and
later, in collaboration withigartin and HOyeri wrote one of the Secret
Nuclear Physics Reports-1.0-thcl-wReichaferschungsrat,14Germen-National----- -
Research Council.) In 1944 at the Kaiser Wilhelm-Institute for Physics-- -
in Berlin he worked oh-dcuteriam cross sections and later went to Hechingen- -
where he worked on normal nuclear physics reactions_and_attempted-to develop
isotope separation methods. 'Will credited with the invention of the itt0-
tope lock. / Recently (December 194?) Bagge has _been reported as the
plodding types --a competent experimenter and routine_theoratioian but of no
particular value to the WS., the U.K., or other nations. 21_
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Polititall _Bagge was a member of the Nazi Part
hui
In 1945 it was understood that Beggs evidenced a hearty dislike
for the Allies and -attunes indicated slightly pi Russian sentiments.
In collaboration with tr. Yorsching, and 113 one of the assis-
tants to Heisenberg,-Bagge is presently doing research work on radio
activity in the Physics Institute at Gottingen. V
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PUBIJCATIONS OF MICH MOE
"The Destruction of Deuterons by Fast Neutrons," 1.940
"Enriclvsent of the Light Silver Isotwr43" in collaboration with
the "Isotope Lock," 1943.
*Papers on Cosmic Radiation; Isotope Separation," 1941, 1943. _
"Secret ThiclearPtorsics-Report for 'Reischsforechangerati" in cala- _
boration with Martin and Royer.
*Possibility cp.fitirkriOhnient of the Light Ur. ISOtopeuin collaboration
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with theIaotope- litYck ' 1942.
'Mechanics as influenced by Nuclear Physics," 1945;
"An Extension of Present Day Mechanics Brought About-by Nuclear
Physics Experience,"-1945
"Nuclear Disruptions & Heavy Particles In Coszaio Radiation/ 1946
(cy in Naval Res. Lab. Libr)
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BAGGE, ERICH Dr.
B.1912 Hi'D;--EXperi-
mentals'PhYsioist
BIR 1948 CIA P-464
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Name: FISCHM, Dr. .&ich
Variant:
Present Position: Research, Kaiser Wilhelm
Institute for nyeics, Hechingen (French zone)
Location: Hechingen
Can. Occupation: Physicist
Education: Phi)
Languages:
Honors:
Publications:_
24185'i
Case No: 8010579
Date: 2 September 1948
Birthdate: 3 July 1910
Birthplace:
Nationality: German
Race: Mite
Sex: Male
Marital Status:
Name of Spouse: -
Children:
- Religion:
Or. Erich-Fischer i German nuclear physicist, was last_reported _
(August 1947) at the_KeiseriNilhele_Inetitlite Xor Physics-in Hechingen
in the French zone of Germany doing research on problems of nuclear physics.
Pormerly_with_the_KII_for_inthropology at Berlin, 2/ Fischer was later
associated with KWI-for Physics at Berlin-Dehlem under-Heisenberg. A member _
of a team that worked_ca_a nVhber of exponential pilaaill/frischer accompanied _
the group to Hechingon-(Haigerloch) where in collaberation_with Heisenberg he
continued his research on pile theory and neutron physice_until_the_end of the
war. A/
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15 June -1945
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC REGISTER
' Name: STRASSMAN, tr. Fritz
Variant:
Present Position: Research, Chemical
Institute, Wilhelm Gutenberg
University, Mainz.
Location: Mainz
Gen. Occupation: Nuclear Chemist
Education: Ph.D.
Languaal:
Honors.
Publications:
Birthdate.
hirthplace;_
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Nationalityl
Case No. 8061554
Date: 25 August 1948
22 February 1902
Doppard-Rhein
German
Race: White
a2S: Male
Marital Status:
Name of Spouse:
Children:
Religion:
Political Affiliation. (See below)
Dr. Fritz Strassman, well-known German nuclear 'chemist, 1j is
presently Acting Director, DI the absence of De. Josef Mattaucli, of the - --
Kaiser Wilhelm-InJ;titute for Chemistry at Mainz University 2/ in the
French zone. 2/
Scientifically, Stress= has been very well-known, especially for
his work in co1labor4tion-with Dr. Ott O- Hahn as co-discoverer of uranium
fission. y. Based on a sarvey of his prewar -work only, he Was rated by
U.S. sources at the beginning of the war at the very top in his field-. -4/
A further indication of Strassmanos friportilnce-is shown-in a report that -
stated in 1943 a meeting was callad bY Mr. Speer, German Minister of Arma---
manta and War Production, to dieTeviss-the problem of nuclear physics and
Straasman 'was one of the scientists invited to attend. -It The German
press stated in 1943 that Dr. Strassman had collaborated with De. Hahn on
additional articles on the further breaking down of uranium ,�/ and it was
also reported that he had-WortedwiWkisurer daring the war years on the
disinteuation -of molybdenum and uranium. 1,1
Political Strassman has-never been re orted e.s a member of the
Par
Pollowing:the German defeat Strassman was-at-the-KWICIttjailfingen
where it WRS reported that, in collaboration with Dr. Mattanc4 he was
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directing the continuation of the work of Hahn and Heisenberg. $2,/
Later Prof. Strassman was given the Chair of Chemistry at the University
of t.fainz Ell and the KWIC was slated to be moved there in the spring of
1948. 3/-
As Otto Hahn's right-hand man in his best experimental period at
Berlin, Dahlevn-and with his subsequent experimental background 2/ Strassman
has recently (Sept. 1947) been-rated-as a potentially valuable man 2./ and

reportedly would fit v6311-iacT8ny team-engaged in radio chemistry research
in the United 'Kingdom, the United States or elsewhere. 2/
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3 Jul 47.
17 Feb 48.
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Publications by Fritz STRASSMANN
"Disintegration of U by Slow Neutrons" in collaboration with Meitner & Hahn*
"Trans-Uranium Series" in collaboration with Meitner & Hahn*
"The Question of the Origin of the 2.3 day Isotope of Element 93 from Uranium" 1942
in collaboration with Hahn
"The Experimental Work on the Sepn. of Ur. Fission Products." 1942, in collaboration
with Hahn,Ootte.
"Chemical Segni of Ur. Fission Products" in collaboration with Hahn, 1944
"Chemical Span. of Ur. Fission Products II." 1944
"R-Active Strontium Yttrium Isotopes Resulting from U Fission"1943, in collaboration
with Otto Hahn
lion the behaviour of the alkaline earth isotopes produced by the bombardment of
uranium with neatrons" in collebdration with Hahn 1939.
"Production of active_Barium-Isotopes fr Uranium & thorium by neutron bombardment;
production of farther radioactive fragments by' fission' of U" in collaboration with
Hahn, 1939.
Pro 'Trans-uranium elements' eiciet? 1) Final proof of the non-existence of "ca -
platinum" and "fkairidiumM in collaboration with Hahn, 1939
"On the fragments of uranium fission" ifYcollaboration with Hahn, 1939
"FUrther fission products fr the bombardment of U wineutrops" in collaboration with
Hahn, 1939.
"On the fission of uranium nucleus by slow neutrons" in collaboration with Hahn, 1939
"Separation of isotopes_of Erypton fr those of Xenon produced by U flatiOn" in collabora-
tion with Hahn, 1940.
"Preparation of fission products of uranium by the use of 'emanating power' of uranium
compounds" in collaboration with Hahn, 1940
'Preparation of fission-products of Thorium by the use of the 'emanating power' of
thorium hydroxide" in collaboration with Hahn, 1940 ,
"On the experimental disentanglement of elements and isotopes produced by' the fission
of 1.1" in collaboration with Hahn and Gate, 1942. ,
"On short-lived isotopes of Barium and Lanthanum produced by Uranium fission" in - -
collaboration with Hahn, 1942.
"On some fragments of the fission of Thorium" in collaboration with Hahn & Fleas, 1939
"On the fission of_the nuclei of uranium and thorium into lighter-atoms" in collaboration
with Hahn, 1939
"On 8020 farther products of 'uranium fission" in collaboration with Hahn, 1940
"Some new fission products of uranium" in collaboration with Hahn, 1943
"Short-lived isotopes of Bromine and Iodine produced by uranium fissions in collaboration
with Hahn, 1940
"On the production_of_Ziroonium and Protactinium produceciby the bombardment of Thorium
with neutrons" in collaboration with Hahn, 1941
"On the isotopes of Molybdenum produced by uranium fission" in collaboration with Hahn,1941
It w n
"The isolation and 8020 of the properties of element 93" in collaboration with Hahn, 1942
"Did a radioactive Caesium isotope exist in former geological periods? Barium and
Strontium fr Pollucitel-in collaboration with Hahn, J. Mattauch & Ewald; 1942
*- These publications preceded the discovery of fission
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Publications by Fritz Strassman, contd
"Did a Caesium isotope of long half-life exist? A contribution to the inter-
pretation of unusual lines in mass-spectroscopy?" in collaboration with Hahn
liattauch & Ewald, 1943.
"Determinations of geological age by the stontium method" 1942 (According to
investigations by 0. Hahn, F. Strassmann, J. Mattel:1dt de H. Ewrad)
"On the fission of heav nuclei" 1941
" The completion & extension of the Periodic System" 1941
R-Aetive Strontium Yttrium Isotopes Resulting frost U Fission,"1943
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CIA BBYPWSIC REGISTER
Name: DIEBM, Dr. Kurt
Variant:
Present Position; Physicist, Haas & Cie
Location: Business - Haupstrasse 66
HamVarg-Blankenese
Private - West End 5 Hamburg
GrossflOttbek
Gen. Occupation: Physicist
Education: Degree in Physics, Halle University
Languages:.
Honors: Political Affiliation: Nazi
Party Member
Publications:
24185!
Case No. 6061123
Date: 31 August 1948
Birthdate: 13 May 1905
Birthplace:
-Nationality: _Ge
an
Race: White
Sex: Male
Marital Status: Married
Nate of Spouse;
Children:
Religion:
Dr. Kurt Diebhor, wartime Deputy Director under Gerlach of the German
nuclear physics research projectv1/ was last reported-(Decembor 1947) as a
physicist in the firm of Haaa-&-Cle-at Hambutg-BlankeneseiTGermany. 2/:--
Originally a-student under Hoffman at Halle Universityi:_he later_did:
research on neutron _physics at Charlottenburg TechnischesHothschule. 1/
From the very beginning of the,warpiitatier was associated bOth_adminietro-
tively and scientificalermah nuclear physics research project.
1/ When the war-bleke out and the-ArMy Ordnance Depertment-wasreSPOnsible
for some financial-andradMiniattetive control of nuclear physics research,
Diebner was mada_a-tOnsultant to Schumann who was head_otthe Army Research
Group (Is?). H Later in 1942 when there tarlareorganieation placing responsi-
'bility under Esau of the REI-(Reicheforschungsrat-NationaIiResearch Council),
the Army managed to keep partial control and stetted a research group under
Diebnerla direction to-work on pile experiments. -When-a fUrther reorganiza-
tion was made-ln-1943_placing Goering in overall charge, Esau was made-deputy
for the nuclear:physics field and Diebher Went w4th-Esau. Finally in 1944, -
when Gerlach succeeded Esau as head of the RIR, Diebner became-Gerlech's
Deputy. 2/
In addition to these administrative positions riebnerwasalso_on experi--
menter working-on-a team with Pose and-CzUllua,- Thi57teamimore or less a
Nazi Party sponsored-gr0Upirran-aomewhat in oompetition with Heisenterg's KWI
group 1/ and froM-1942until.the�closing days of the War-rdisbnerdirected the
pile experiments at Gottow, 2/�Aftet the fell of Parit:in-1940-tdebner inter-
rogated Joliot in his laboratory regarding his Irak on uranium-and he Was also -
present at a meeting in Berlin in January 1942 to plan increased heavy water -
production at Norsk Hydro. 1/
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Webner was picked up by US forces in the closing days of the war and
shortly after V-E day was sent to England with other German personnel./At
that time he was described as outwardly friendly but an unpleasant personality
and could not be trusted. 1/
Politically Diebner was a member of the Nazi Party. 1/ He claimed he
only stayed in the Party as, if Germany had won the Aar, only Party members
would be given good jobs. fil 1h-1945 he reportedly intended to send in a
formal request that he be reinstated as a civil servant and hoped the fact
that he was a member of the Party would be forgotten; Y Reportedly anti-
democratic, 2/ Diebner also evidenced an interest in 1945 in the possibility
of going to the Argentine-to work with uranium and-also considered the-possi-
bility of contacting some of his former colleagues who were working for the
Russians. 2/
Scientifically, Diebnar-was-recommended by Gerlach for a WarService -- ---
decoration becaussiofiliawork OD pile arrangement and was given -a very high
rating by U.S. sources in the Closing days of the war. This rating, however,
was made as an intelligent tatget for his overall knowledge of the German
nuclear energy-project rather than for scientific preeminence. 1/ Since that
time he has been desdribed as a foUrthrate-physidist who-appeared as good -
second-rate While inzwartime company. 2/ Repeatedly reported as of no value
scientificellYs 2/, 2/9 his present activities are stated to be harmless. 2/
It has been recommended _that he not be permitted to come to the U.S. in any
case. 1/
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"Artificial Radioactivity" 1936 - 1940 in
Grossmann
"Scattering of Alpha Particles by H-Nuclei", 1934
"Ionizing Power of Artificial H-Rays" 1932
"Resonance Penetration of Alpha Particles into the Aluminum Nucleus",
1932
ollaboration with
Reports with rAlaborators on Oottaw Experiments, Vr,Cnc&Parafiin
unpublished 1942 & 1943. -
Reports on-U-ILetal Cube Heavy Ice Experiments
*Report on-Cube Experiments with U,O & Paraffin at Gottow, in
collaboration with &Mice', Czuliisi Hartwig, Hermann,- Bormann,
Hacker, Pt:1056-p- Rexer, 26 Nov. 42.
Progress Report on Experiments vrith Cubes & Heavy /ce, April 1943,
in collaboration with Hartwig, Hermann, Westmeyer, Czulius, Wkei,
Hacker.
Report on Experiments with Uranium Metal-& HeaTy Ice, July 1943, in
collaboration with HartwigHerniann, Wes tineyer,- Crulius, Berkei,
Hacker. -
Report on Neutron Daerease of -an-Arrengement of Uranium Cubes &
Heavy Water, Dec. 1945, in collaboration with Hartwig, Hermann,
WestaLeyer Ciallus, Berke!, Hacker.
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DIEBNER;-KURT Ph. De
1 Nuolear-Physioist
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Nane: AIZSICKER, Prof. Dr. Carl Friedrich Case No. 8010581
Freiherr (Baron) von Date: 13 September 1948
Variant: WEISSABCKER, Karl Freidrich von
Present _Position: member, Max Planck
Institutei-G,Ottingen--
Location: Business --Max Planck Institute,
AVA, Gattingen Race: White
Private- Bunsenstrasse 16, Gottingen Sex: Male
Phone - 3653 Marital Status: Married
Name of Spouse: (Swiss wife)
Gen. Occupation: Physicist (nte Mlle)
Birthdate: 23 June 1912
Birthplace: Kiel
Nation ality: German
Education: Ph.D., University of Leipzig, 1933 Children:
Languages: Religion: Protestant
Honors: Political Affiliation: (See below)
Career--
_ Lecturer, University of Berlin ,
1936 � 1939 Research physicist, Kaiser ',,IlhelM-Institute for Physics,
BerlinZahlem
"War work" at KWIP, Berlin-Dahlem after one month in Army.
1941 - Virote report on Americals advantage over Germany in the field of
nuclear_physics-(September).
1942 - Prof. of Theoretical-PhysiCs,-Strasbourg-(Cctober)
1943 - Director of Institute for Theoretical Physics, Strasbourg, (January)
1944 - Research-on-nwar work."
1946 - date Research, Max Planck Institute.
Prof. DV. Carl Friedrich Freiherr von Weittlicker, well known German physicist,
VAS reported in-December 1947 as a member of a group of nuclear physicists
working at the University of GOttingen on the program of abientific research con-
ducted under the authority of the Allied Control Commission in Germany. 2/ A
more recent report indicates_that he was in Switzerland in.January of this year
attempting to get the Chair_at_thelUniversity of Zurich occupied at that time by
Gregor Wentzel. 2/ Von WeizsIcker is well known in Switzerland as his father
was once Ambassador to that country, 61 and his recent efforts to locate there
have been handled through his father-in-law, Gen. Mlle. 2/
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adeSXCKER Prof. Dr. Carl
Son of the last German Ambassador to the Vatican, Von Weizetcker comes
from an aristocratic and cultured German-family with vide connections. A/
His studies took place in the Hague,-Basel, Copenhagen, Berlin, Stuttgart,
and Leipzig where he was awarded his Ph.D. in 1933. 5/ Captured German
documents reveal that he was granted the final nitabilitstione degree in theo-
retical physics by the University of Heidelberg in 1936, after having made
outstanding original contributions in that field while still a student. From
1936 he was employed as an assistant at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Phy-
sics at Berlin-Dahlem and in 1937 hade-in-additione-an appointment as Dozent
at the University of Berlin. On 29 Augeet 1939 he VW called to active duty
in the Lehrmacht but was released and recalled to the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
one month later on the ground that his services were required for escientific
work of military importance.' According to these German documents Von Weizsecker
was occupied largely with the normal activities of a university professor while
at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute and the University of Plain. These include
the writing of several scientific and philosophical papers for publication and
visits to various universities and research centers to take part in discussions
and to give lectures. After 1938 his scientific interests seem_to have shifted _
from the active problems of theoretical physics to matters of a more-philosophi-
cal and speculative nature and several-of-his published ,articles are along that
line. A/
Prewar acquaintances described Von Wreizslicker as azeintelligent ndilettante,e
not especially energetic and rather-easy going. Often arriving-at work between
ten and eleven and usually meeting friends for lunch, it was not unusual for
him to carry on discussions with his associates far into the night. Among his
cultural interests, literature took precedence and to a slightly lesser degree,
philosophy. He WAS also interested in youth movements -end spiritualism before
the war. Referred to as the aBohemian" type, Von Weizsacker was a great lover
of music, drank beer and vine and reportedly could be-induced to drink anything
else as well, 12/
From 1939 to 1941 Von Weizslicker made several trips to Switzerland and two
to Denmark where he gave two-lectures in Copenhagen. lie was appointed Profes-
sor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Strasbourg in 1942 but con-
tinued hAs connections at the Kaieer Wilhelm Institute-for Physics in Berlin-
Dahlem. He came to be increasingly-in demand as a lecturer on scientific-
philosophical subjects and his lecture activities were put under the supervision
of the Minister for Science, Education and Training. His mission was to combat
the general impression that German science was in decline. These cultere-eissem-
inating and goodwill-building activities extended first to people reached through
industrial and educational organizations in Germany and later to foreign coun-
tries under German influence. In addition to many universities and academies of
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science in Germany itself Von Weizsacker, under the sponsorship of the
German Research Foundation,-Fbreign 'Division, lectured in Paris, Riga,
Rome, Rouen, Madrid, Lisbon, Helsinki, Vienna, Sofia, Bucharest, Debrecen
(Hungary). A/
Von treizsackerls lectures, however, did not take up all his time and
he did considerable research on uranium theory in the summer of 1940. In
September 1941 he found time to write a report to Reichsminister Rust of
the German National Ministry for Science, Education and Training, on America's
advantage over Germany in the field of nuclear physics. In October 1942 as
Professor of Theoretical-Physics at the University of Strasbourg and later
in January 1943 as Director of the-Institute of Theoretical Physics there,
he gave courses in Philosophy,-Mechanics and Physics. In 1944 he published
a book on theoretical physics and was considered for the Directorship of the
Bohr Institute in Copenhagen tut reportedly did not want the job. Associated
with matters related to uranium_fission from the very beginning of the war in -
Germany, Von Weizsacker frequently visited Hechingen where_pile experiments
were conducted by the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics, partially evacu-
ated from Berlin i He =Ned there in-September 1944 with apparatus_and_equip-
meat. 1/
Picked up_by_US:_forcesr-in_the_closing_days_of_the war, Von Weiwslicker
was sent to England:With other German personnel_shortly_after_V.A-day._�kAt -
this time he was-described as outwardly very_friendly and genuinely cooper-
ative. The son of 6-diplomat, tiaShowed_he_was_somewhat_of-a one himself. 21_
He was outspokenly_Oppititedste-theAdea of working for the Allies either in
Germany or elatiehere7but7indicated alsothat he hsi ne intention_of_working
for the Russians. 2/
Based Oil a surTey_of his_prewar work only Von Weizsedker was rated by
USscurces at the beginning of the war_at_the_very_top in his field. 2/ Other
reports have described him as a brilliant scholar, 5./ a valuable man, 11/
with a very high rating as a physicist and astro-physicist 1/ and one of
Germany's best theoretical physicists. 10/ More recently it has been stated
that Von Weizsacker is a fitfUlly brilliant scientist, the level of whose-
work is usually dependent op his associates and environment. This same report
states that he could_be_of_value_to the US or the_United Kingdom but would be
of little value to other nations in view of his temperament. 12/
Politically, only one report has-Stated that Von Weizsacker vas a Nazi,
2/ and while his background was sensitive in that his father was last Ambas-
sador to the Vatican and for years Under Secretary in the Foreign Office, 12/
other reports have described him as either politically indifferent, 11/ sin-
cerely opposed to the Nazi regime, 1/ 2/ or not a Nazi, but considered some-
what of an opportunist.lj
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WEIZSIACKER Prof. Dr. Carl
hated high as an astro�physicist,_V_Vorizsgcker was reported in
December 1947 as interested in the problems of cosmolou and lectured
during the winter semester at the University of Gottingen on the nQuantim
Theory of Electrons and Light."
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WEIZSACKER, CARL F. v
B.- 28 June 1912 Ph D
Univ. of Leipzig 1933
-Physicist
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PUBLICATIONS OF PROF. IP. C. F. von WFJZSACKEll
I. Books
1. Die Atomkerne, A.V.G. 1937
2. Zum Weltbild der Physik 1944
3. Book orithooretical physics, Jan. 1944
Original Works
1. Crtsbestimmang Eines Elektrons durch em n gikroskop, 1931
2. Grenzfragen der Philosophie und modernen Physik, 1932
3. Durchgang schneller Korpuskulars-Trohlen durch em n Frromognetikum,1933
4. Ausstrahlung bei Stossen sehr schneller Elektronen, 1934
5. Moore, Isaac Newton, 1935
6. Zur Theorie der Kernmsssen, 1935
7. Thomsoni-Atomie PhYsie9 1929, 1935
8. Die dur den Bad der Atolakerne massgebenden KrAfte� 1935
9. Sir Isaac Newton,a-Mathematical Prinziples, 1936
10. Voer llemonAimmandlungen im Innern der Sterne F, 1936
11, Metastabile Zustinde der AtbMkerne, 1936 ,
12. Uber-die SpinabbAngigkeit der KernkrAite,.1936
13. FbrtSchritte in der Theorie- des Atomkerns, 1936
14. Vber-die-Moglichkeit eines dualen
15. Neuere modellvorstellungen fiber den Bau der Atomkernei-1938
16. Uber_Elementarummardlungen-im-Innern der Sterne, 1938
17. Methode der PSIk, 1939
18. Der zweite Hauptsatz und der Unterschied von-Vergangenheit und
Zukunft, 1939
19. Zum:Wefelmeierschen Modell der Transurancel 1939
20. Die Physik der Gogenwart und das Physikalische Teltbil4-1942
21. Die Moderne Atomlehre und die Philetophie, 1942
22. Die Atomlehre-der mOdernen Physik, 1942
,A 23. Zur Deytung-der Quantemmechanik 1941 ,
24. Mie-Auswirkung des Sattes von der Frhaltung der Energie in der Physik
25. Deutung einer Auswahlregel far Neutronen r und-Protonen-emission
sus Kernen ungerader Ladung,'1943L
26. Uber die EntStehung des Planetensystems, 1944
* 27. Report on the Experiments mith Layer Arrangements-of Uranium and
Paraffin at the KWI -for PhySics� Be-rlin-Plahlern, 1941i-in collabora-
tion with others.
* 28. "Preliminary Report on the Results from-a Layer-construction Sphere
of Uranium Metal and Paraffin." 1942, in collaboration with others.
� 29. ',Measurements of Layer Arrangements of Uranium Metal and Paraffin,"
in collaboration with others, 1942-
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30. "Tests with New Layer Arrangements of Uranium Metal and Paraffin,"
in: collaboration with others.
31. The Production of Neutrons in Heavy Water by the Process D
(no 2n) H., 1940
32. The Disintegration of Deuterons, 1940.
33. The Possibility_of_Obtain#1g. EnergY:fm 117233, 1940
34. Calculation of the Energy ProdUttion'in-theU Machine, in collabora-
tion with Muller, HOCker, 19A0
35. Temperature Effect of Layer Type Pile, 1941
36. Remarks on the Calculation of Layer Arrangement, 1941
37. Wroved_Theory ofiResonance_ Abaorption in the Machine, 1942 _
38. B 3ecay__of Potassium, before 1939 .
39. Nuclear Transformation in the -interior- of Stars, before 1939
40. Selection Rule for Neutron & Proton Emission from Nuclei of Odd
Charge, 1943
* Unpublished
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC LIEGISTER
Name: HAHN Dr. Otto
Variant:
Present Position: President, Kaiser Wilhelm
Gesellschaft
Location: Business - Max Planck Institute
AVA, Gdttingen
Private - Herzbergerlandstrasse 44, GottinEen
Gen. Occupation: Nuclear chemist (Te1:2878)
Education: Ph.D. 1901
Languages: English, fluent
Honors: Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1944
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Birthdate: 8 Mar 1879
Birthplace: Frankfurt/rain
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Marital Status:
Name of Spouse:
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Married (1913)
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One son
Protestant
Political Affiliation:
(See below)
Assistant Professor, University of Munich
Member Ramsay Laboratory, University College London
remberLord Rutherfo-rd- Laboratory, MoGill University, Montreal
Kaiser Wilhelm Intitute for Chemistry, BerlinDahlem
Private Dozent, University of Berlin;
Isolated mesothorium 1
Isolated meaothorium 2
Collaborated with Lite-Meitner and discovered protoactinium
Profeasor-of Chemistry, Berlin- :
Professor Kaiser Wilhelm institute-for Chemistry, Berlin-Dahlera
Member, Prussian Academy of Sciences ,
Director, Kaiser Wilhelm institute for Chemistry, Berlin-Dahlem
Member, Swedish Academy-of Sciences-
Lectured at Cornell University
In-collaborati.on with Strassmann disrove-:ed neutron induced
fission of uranium and thorium (Dec)
Lectured in Englarna Tsweden and the
lb US.
Visited Rome
Lectured in StIckholm and Budapest
Evacuated laboratories to Tailfingen.
Awarded Nobel Prize folChWmistry for 1944;
Headed group-of German scientists who-attended the reopening
of the Ginelin_InItitu-te for Inorganic Chemistry-
President, MG
Lectured at meeting of Society of German Chemists of the
Pritish Zone (May)
Invited to attend Nuclear Physics Conference in Birmir' Igham,
�England, 14 -18 September 48. --
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HAHN Lrr. Otto
- Dr. Otto Hahn, world-renowned German scientist and Nobel Prize
winner, was last reported as President of the Kaiser Wilhelm Gesellschaft
(British Zone) 1/ and a member of a group of scientists working at the
University of Cettingen on the program of scientific research conducted
under the authority of-the-Allied Control Commission in Germany. 2/
Prewar data reveals that-Hahn is from a well-known FrankfUrt
middleclass family of reportedly democratic leanings. His father had
a retail panel glass,besiness-which one of Hahntirbrothers developed
into a reputable firm-of-interior decorating and antleeles. His other
brother was Studienrat at the GeetheGymnasium in FrankfUrt and a__
renowned numismatist. 2/ --
An officer in the first World War,-/ Hahn had been associated
with scientific research since 1904 when he was a member of the RameeY - - -
Laboratory, University Collatic-Londcm-�/--From_1908 he contributed
steadily to the advance in apecialized chemical techniques needed for--- ---
pioneering in the-fielc-1-1-o-Weav---yradio-active elements and in collabora-
tion with physicist Lisa Meitner discovered protoactinium. Later (Dec 38),
while working with-Fritt-Strassman-Hahn discovered neutron induced fis-
sion of uranium and thorium for which he received the Nobel Prize for �
Chemistry, 1944. 1/
During the war Hahn worked as head of the Keiser Wilhelm-Institute
for Chemistry in Berlinellahlem on the German atomic energy program which
was supervised_by the NTelairPhYSitt-Division of the German National
Research Council and toward the end of the war evacuated to Tailfingen-,- ------- -
DUrtenberg 1/ where he was picked up by US forces. Shortly after V-E -
day Hahn was ie-ti-ite England with other German personnel,_�/ and at that
time was described as having a sense of humor and definitely�ff_.�iendlY
disposed to England and the U.S. �./ 'e'en the atom bomb was announCed
in August 1945-Hahn-reportedly felt responsible for the lives of so many
people in view of his discovery and claims that originally he had eonteth-
plated suicide when he realized-the terrible potentialities of his dis-
coveries. 2/
Based on -a survey of his prewar work only, Hahn was rated by U.S.
sources in the beginning of the wax at the very bop in_his field 2/ and
in 1945 was given a very high rating both for his scientific preeminenc
and as an intelligence target. 2/ Further indication of Hahnts importance_
was shown in a German report which stated that in 1943 a meeting was called
by Mr. Speer, German Minister-for Armaments and War Production, and Hahn
was one of the scientists invited to attend. 12/ Though prewar reports des-
cribe him as one of the worldts greatest scientists in ruclear physics 2/
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and an outstanding scholar in the field of physical chemistry, 11/ and
More roe-ant reports have stated that he is the most expert of German
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chemists and a highly valuable man, 12 he is considered by other intel-
ligence sources as past his prime, 5 of negligible value scientifically
to the 113 or the United Kingdom, and in view of his age of comparatively
little value to other nations. 1/___
Politically, while prewar reports describe Hahn as a democrat and
a strong anti-Nazi 2/,-111, 12/ who went out of his way to help victims
of Nazi persecution_11/ and other US sources since V-E day have considered
him democratic, 1_21 Hahn has also been-reported-as a good German, who
though not a strong Nazi, went along. 5/ Though he has been referred to
as definitely friendly disposed toward the U.S. and England, ol,/ he never-
theless vehemently opposed the Paperclip Project and wrote a severe criti-
cism entitledi-nInvitation to USA," which appeared in the Gatingen Uni-
versity News, 21 FebruarY 1947. 16/ At that time Hahn felt, and claimed
to have the backing of many other German professors, that pressure was
put on German scientists-in-order_to persuade_them to go to the U.S. and
stated that his group was convinced that the official American way 'was-to
crush German science. 1.11th reference to the former he claimed there were
instances where men-lett-their jobs and were then invited to work in the
U.S. and he pointed to the proposed dissolution of the Kaiser_lillhelm
Gesellschaft in the-Ameriean Zone as ihdicative of the latter. 1A/ Hahn
continued to criticize British and American activities in_his recent Nay
1948) lecture-tour-in SWitzerland at the Federal Institute of Technology
and in Berne�and Bssel;/
A United-States request for the allocation of Hahn was refused by
the British_on_the grounds, according to the Daily _Express, that ',unless
the drainage of scientific and technolegital-talent from the British Zone
was stopped, Germany would never become self-supporting .n 12/ However,
Hahn himseltbelieves that it is a German s-cientiWs duty to remain in
Germany and aid-in-the reconstruction-1g/ and'ifitiew ofAhis-attitude,
it is doubtful that he would have cent4dered coming totheU.S.;:for scien-
tific work. 51
Hahn's attitude toward the USSR was indicated in 1945 when he
reportedly was very much afraid of Russia and felt a profound distrust
of Stalin. He believed that if conditions were to get very bed in Germany--
even the British and American controlled zones would be driven into the
arms of Stalin. He-reportedly preferred to have Germany lean toward the
Nest and expressed the hope that.the Allies would help to such an extent
with food, etc that such conditions would not arise. 1.W a Further indica- _
tion was given in Deeember_1947 when Hahn stated he no longer considered "
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returning to Derlin, as two of his consultants, who both knew a great
deal about uranium, and who recently returned there, had disappeared,
having, it was known, departed in an easterly direction. 12/
Prof. Hahn, at the time he-gave-his-Nobel-lecture at the Roy,11
Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden and picked up his check
for 123,000 Swedish crowns (34,000), ended his speech by expressing
the hope that atomio.knowledge will_be_used_in_the_service of scienti-
fic research, in medicine and in other peacefblpurposes and will not
become a Means of destroying_the.culture. which humanity has been able-- to build up during_millenniums. 22/__
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PUBLICATIONS OF OTTO HAM
"Isotope Weights & Packing Fraction Curve in collaboration with F1gge & Mattacuh
Report on the Work at the KWIC on Preparation 38." 1940.
Work on Nuclear Physics at MIC" 1941; a Chemical Work; b) Investigation of
Resonance Process; c) The Fission Process of Prep. 30.
The Fission of Uranium Nucleus." 1942. .
"The Experimental Work on the Separation of Uranium Fission Products" in collaboration
with Strasman, Gotta; 1942.
"The Question of the Origin of the 2.3 day Isotope of Element 93 from Uranium," in
collaboration with Stragman; 1942.
"Artificial Transmutation & Fission of Uranium" 1943.
"Chemical Separation of Uranium Fission Products" 1944
"Chemical Separation of Uranium Fission Products II; in collaboration with Strassmann,
1944.
Radio Active Strontium & Yttrium Isotopes Resulting from U Fission - in collaboration
with Stra�man 1943.
Cm the behaviour of the alkaline earth isotopes produced by the bombardment of
uranium with neutrons - in oollaborstion with Strassmann 1939.
Production of active Barium isotope from uranium & thorium by neutron bombardment;
production of firther radioactive fragments by fission of Uranium, in collaboration
with Strassmann:1939.
Do "Trans-uranium elementsy-eXist? '3) Final proof of the non-existence of 'a-
platinum' and_vgka-iridiams in collaboration with Strfssmann - 1939. '
On the fragments of uranium fission, in collaboration with Strassmann 1939.
Further fission -products from the bMabardment onWaMiim, with neutrons. In colla-
boration with Straasmann 1939.
Cm the fission of Uranium nucleus by slow neutrons, in collaboration with Strassmann
19)9.
Separation of isotopes of krypton from those of Xenon produced by U fissions, in
collaboration with Strassmann - 1940.
Preparation of fission products of uranium by the use of_Pemanating power" of uranium
compounds, in collaboration with S rassmann 1940.
Preparation of fission products of Thorium by the use of the "emanating power f
thoriumbrimide, in collaboration with Strassmann -.1940
On the experimental_disentanglement of elements and isotopes produced by the fission
of Uranium, in collaboration with Strasrmann & 0. Gatte - 1942.
On short-lived isotopes of Barium and Lanthanum produced by Uranium fission, in
collaboration with Stressman, 1942.
On some fragements_of the fission of Thorium, in collaboration with Strassmann &
S. FlIggs -- 1939._
On the fission of the-nuolei of uranium and thorium into lighter atoms, in collabora-
tion with Strassmann 1939.
On some further products of uranium fission, in collabdration with Strassmann - 1940.
Some new fisaion-products of uranium, in collaboration, vith_Strassmann - 1940.
Short-lived isotopes of Bromine and Iodine produced by uranium fission, in collabora-
tion with Strassmann - 1940.
On the production of Zirconium and Protactinium produced by the bombardment of Thorium
with neutrons, in collaboration with Strasamann - 191+1.
On the isotopes of molybdenum produced by Uranium fission, in collaboration with
Strassmann - 1941.
On the isotopes of MoVbdenum produced by Uranium fission, in collaboration with
Strassmann - 3941
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The isolation and some_of the properties of element 93. In collaboration with
Strassmann. 1942.
Some peculiarities of the isotopes produced by nuclear fission of Uranium and
Thorium - 1939
Reactions of atomic nuclei and the fission of uranium - 1940.
The transmutation-of chemical elements, a chapter of physical and chemical
cooperation - 1942.
Natural and artificial transmutation of atomic nuclei - 1941.
Artificial atomic transmutations and the fission of heavy nuclei - 1942, -
The transmutation of chamiCal_eIements and the fission of uranium -1944.
Artificial atomic transmutations and the fission of heavy nuclei - 1944.
Artificial atomic_transmutations and the fission of heavy nuclei- 1944.
The Chemical elemeats and natural isotopes according to the state of research on
isotopes and nuclei. In collaboration with Flugge and J. Mattsuch - 1940.
Same as above - 1939 - In collaboration with Flugge & Mattauch
Concerning the report: 'The chemidal elements and natural isotopes according to
the state of research on 'isotopes and nuclei." 1941.
Supplament 1940 and 1941 to the extensive report from-January 1940: 'The chemical
elements and natural isotopes_accordiug to the state of research on isotopes and
nuclei' in collaboration with Flugge & Mattauch, 1942.
Eid a radioactive Cassiumisotope exist IA former geological perIodaU Barium and
Strontium from Pollucite? in collaboration with Strasamanni-J. Mettallch-& Ewald --
1942.
Did a Caesium isotope of long half-life exist? A contribution to the interpretation
of unusual lines in mesa-spectroscopy? in collaboration with Strassmann, J;1Mattauen7-
& Ewald - 1943.
Determinations of geological age_by_the Strontium method - 1942 (According to investi-
gations by 0. Hahn, F. Strassmann J. Mattauch & H. Ewald).
Determinations of geological age by the Strontium method --1944.
Radiochemistry. (In preparation) in co11ab4ratiotfwith Erbacher. No date given.
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orero Professor
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Frankfort 1901 Nuclear
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Name: LAUE, Max Th: F. von
Variant: Von Laue, Max
Present Position: Titulary Deputy Director,
Max Planck Institute,
AVA, GOttingen
Location: Business - Max Planck institute_
Private - Bunsenstrasse 16, Gottingen
Gen. Occupation: Theoretical physicist _
Education: Ph.D.., University of Berlin, 1903
Languages: English
Honors: Nobel PTizewinneri-1914I-Valbruch Prize
from University of:Gettingen
Publications:
1906 -
1909 -
1912 -
1914 -
1919-
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Birthdate: '9 October 1879
Birthplace: Pfaffendorf,
near Koblenz
Nationality: German
Race:
Sex:
Marital Status:
Name of Spouse:
White
Male
Married
Children: one son, Theodore
Political: (see below)
Religion: Protestant Evangelical
Career
Studied at universities of Strasbourg, Oatingen, Munich
-and_Beriln. Also awarded honorary Dr. of Engineering,
University-__Of_Stuttgart and honorary Dr. of Science,
Universitrof Manchester
Qualified as a university teacher of physics at the
University of Berlin
Private Dozent (lecturer), University of Munich
Professor, University of Zurich
Professor, University of FrankAirt/Main
Awarded Nobel Prize
Professor, University of Berlin
Member, KaUer Gesellscha zur Forderung der Wissenschaften,
Berlin.
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LAUE Max Th. F. von
Prior to 1940 - Repeatedly visited England, the , and lectured in
England, France, Sweden, Switzerland
1936 -- 1945 - Director, Kaiser 1Vilhelm Institute for Physics, Berlin-Dahlem
- - Member, Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften in GOttingen
- - Member, Mathematical Physical Class, Preussische Acaderrde der
Wissenschaften - Berlin
_ __ _ - Member, Physikalsche Gesellschaft
_ __ - -- Member, Delltscher Mathemetischer Verein
- -- - - Member, Kant Gesellschaft
- -- - - Member, Deutsche Rtintgen-Gesellschaft (honorary)
1947 � date
Deputy Director of Max Planck Institute, AVA, GOttingen;
Chairman,-Hundred year old Deutsche Physikalische _1t
Gesellschaft (aritish_zone);
Active ill-foundation of Bi-Zonal Physikalische Technische
Reichs&nstalt
1948 - Scheduled_to visit the U.S., June or July
Prof. Dr. Wax v&I Leate,-*Orld renowned German scholer_1/ and a member
of a group of physicists working at the University of GOttingen on_the_pro-
vram of scientific research_conducted_under_authority of the Allied Control
Commission in Germany, was scheduled to visit the United States in June and
July of this year._2/ Awarded the Nobel Prize in 1914 for his research on
the Interference-Phenomenon otia.r.ifys, )../ he enjoys the reputation of being
perhaps the most_eminent living German physicist/ and the most respected
of the older physicists_among the German scientists. 2]
A specialist- in theoretical physics, Von Laue was reported prior to
the war as a champion of the_modern_school of Einstein's theory of Relativity
and had devoted his attentions_to_the_quantum theory, the Compton Effect, to
Bohr's atomic model, to the "Einstein-Bohr equationn and the disintegration
of the atom.
He spent the war years as Professor of theoretical physics et the
University of Berlin and as Director-of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for
Physics in Berlin-Dahlem. In_1944 it was reported that his Dill time
was taken up with teaching 2/ and Von Lauels claim that he had nothing to
do with the German uranium project was generally concurred in.
He went along with Heisenberg and the others when the KWIP was evacuat,ed to
Hechingen in the closing days of the war 2/ and it was there that he was
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picked up by US forces. Shortly after V-E day he was sent to England with
other German personnel 12/ and at that time was described as a shy, mild-
mannered man who could not understand the reason for his detention. 11/
Politically Von Laue has been reported as opposed to the Nazi regime.
1/, g/ Prior to the war Von Laub -reportedly was not active in polities.
While some of his friends considered him a liberal, others thought he had
conservative leanings and he is believed to have been a member of the former
German Democratic Party. 1/__ Because_of-his-high-scientific standing Von
Laue could afford to oppose the Nazis and-from the beginning reportedly did
so openly and courageously. 1/ According to one source he used his influence
in numerous cases to provide positions abroad for German - scholars dismissed
from office by the Nazi Government -for political or racial reasons. In 1943
when he was invited by the-swedish-ACedev_of Sciences to lecture in Stockholm;
Ms letters from there to friends in_the_U.SeXPreSeedHopposition to Hitler's
regime. 1/ Von Laue, whose: son is at Princeton-and was in the American Army -
during the war, has been repeatedly_described as very well disposed to England
and America. 4/, 11/0 12/,_
Scientifically_Von Laue was rated during the war as one of the leading
scientists of the world and the noblest figure in Gelman science. gj _He _
has also been described-as a er.liolar of superior intellect and learning, who,
though shy and rather awkward in his personal bearing and not a fluent public --
speaker, commanded respect wherever he appeared. 1/ Though one recent report
described him as perhaps-the most eminent living-German physicist, A/ other
intelligence sources_state-that, since he has done no creative work in science
during the last fifteen yen s--and view of his age, he-is-of no speeial
value scientifically_to the-U.S.,--the U.K. or other nations. 12/
A recent (Oct 47) visitor to Gettingen reported that Von Iaue seems to
be an old man, though he talks vi )y_ is in close touch with everything
about him. 2/ He is TitUlary_Depmty_pirector of the Max Planck Institute bat
his administrative interests_are actually entirely centered in_the Deutsche
Physikalische Gesellachaft-(the One-Hundred-Year-Old German Physical Society_
revived in the British none to facilitate_the exchange of ideas among scien-
tists and reestablish intellectual freedom) and in the fcamdation of the Bi-
Zonal Physikalische Technische Reichsanstalt (German Bureau of Standards). 14/
Von Laue is also co-editor with Pohl_of the Aaerican licensed Zeitschrift ftir _ ---
Physik. 14/
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LAUE, MAX von Prof.
B. 9 Oct 1879 Ph D Univ.
of Berlin 1903 Physical
chemist.
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Name: HEIS:0EiG, Dr. Werner Carl
Variant:
Present Position: Director, Max Planck Institute,
Gatingen
Location: Business - Max Planck Institute,
AVA, 05ttingen
Private_ Merkelstrasse 18, Gatingen
Telephone: 3647
GeLJA_OcT,.112gt.1911: Theoretical-physicist
Education: Ph.D.-University of Munich, 1923
Languages: English
Honors: Nobel Prize for Physics',- 1932.- -
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1948
Ilirthdate:
Birtthplace:
Nationality:
5 Dec 1901
Wurzburg
German
Race: Mite
Sex: Male (since)
Matital Status: Married (1937
Name of Spouse: Elisabeth
Schumacher
Children: three sons and
three daughters, and one
recent addition.
Religion: Evangelical
Political Affiliation:
(See below)
Career
1920 - 1923 StudiediunderlSommerfeld
1924 - Dotent-Mttingen University;
Awatded_Rockefeller Foundation Trip to Copenhagen
1926 - Lecturers-Copenhagen University
AMR �=. Member, Saxon Acadeee-a-Sciences at.Laipaig_
1927 - 1941
1929 -
1932 -
Member, Kaiser Leopold Academy of Science-at Halle
Prof.-Lof_Theoretical Physics, University_ofAeipzig_-_ _
Lecture_of_U.S., Japan and India.
Awarded Nobel Prize for Physics;
Lectured in the u,p.
1936 - Began voluntary military training courses-in-99th-Mountain
Fighter Regiment.
1939 - Lectured7111A.S.
1942 - 1945 Professor of Theoretical Physics, University of Berlin;
Co-director of Tnstitute_of Theoretical_Physics,
University of Berlin_and_the KWI for Physics, Berlin-Dahlem
1943 - Lectured ia Zurich
Lectured in Budapest
1946 - date Oirector, Max Planck Institute, AVA, G8ttingen
1948 Gave series of six lectures on "Quantum Theory of Wave
Fields_and_Elementary Particles" at the Cavendish
Laboratory, Cambridge University England. (Feb.)
Approw4dforRefeasp
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HEISzA,KAG, Dr. ierner Carl
Dr. Werner Heisenberg, top ranking German theoretical physicist 1/
and Nobel Prize winner, 2/ is at present Director of the Max Planck
Institute for Physics at Gottingen 1/ and a member of a group of scientists
working there on a program of research under the authority of the Allied
Control-ComiTdssion in Germany. 2/
Heisenberg attended the public schools of '.1urzburg and :.unich, and
from 1911 to 1920 the Maximilian secondary school for humanities in :t!unich.
This period of instruction was twice interrupted; in the summer of 1918 by
service in an agricultural project in liesbach, and in the spring of 1919
by taking part-in the-battles near_Munieh-:With7the Freikorps IJitzow -----
(1,8tzow Volunteer Corps). A/ These l'freikorps" were very reactionary,
militaristicTold regime groups whith operated after World War I under the
protection of the Junkers and-their ilk. 2/ In the fall of 1920 he entered
the University of Munich where he studied physics and mathematics, hearing
lectures by Sommerfeld, Wieni-Voss and Seliger. Heisenberg left Munich -
during the_winter_of 1922 - 23 to study at G8ttingen but returned _there
and received the degree of Ph.D. in-the summer of 1923 with a thesis,on
the problem of turbulence. The_followiri he returned to Ottingen
where he was-an-assistant in the Institute for_Thedretical Physics and---
received a Yvenia legendift_there in the summer of 1924. His
Sommerfeld and hialparticipation in,a serietof lettures given by Bohr_al
Ottingen led-Heisenberg-to be greatly intetetted in the question of
atomic physics. During_avisit to Copenhagen in 1924, as-recipientf-a
Rockefeller-stipend, he learned Bohr 's views on atomic physics and in -
1925 at G8ttingen began_his work on quantum mechanics. A/ After two years
there as a dozeht, Heisenberg returned to the University of Copenhagen
where he lectured for a year at_Which_time he tecame_s-full professor at
the University_of -Leipzig. Two years_later he made an extended lecture
tour of the U.S., 'mile and JaparG A/
In 1932 Heisenberg was awarded_the Nobel Prize-for_Physies for his
development of_quantum mechanics and its resultant discovery of allotropic
forms of hydrog-1/ At the_time he was_the_youngest scientist ever to
receive the Nobel Prize. �./ At the age of thirty-one Heisenberg had
presented the world_with a new mathematicaL method adequate for describing
how the electrons revolving *mind the nucleus stick to their_orbits. The
famous principle_of-ihdeterminance or uncertatnty was a_fUrther development
of his theory. 1/
Prewar reports describe_ Heisenberg as a-man of medium; athlettc--build-------- with yellow-blond-hairiconbed straight-babk-.I_Hts_dress7was usually that
of the professorialiclass, that is drab suits and dark shoes, but he
reportedly never_wore stiff_oollars, and when vacationing or at hone
preferred informal_attire. A great_4mily-man, having come from a good
family himself, Heisenberg kept regular hours but worked very hard and _
often very late. A non-smoker and illAisposed to liquor and public func-
tions, his chief forms of diversion were athletics and music.
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HEISENBERG Dr. V+erner Carl
A good swimmer and tennis player, he loved tennis and skiing above
_everything else and enjoyed-mountain-climbing -almost as well. As a
music lover he attended all-the better concerts and is an accomplished
pianist himself. 2/ Heisenberg once made a trip as a deck hand on a
German cargo boat from one of the Baltic ports to the Yediterranean, earn-
ing his way and mixing with the rest of the crew. t_1/
Heisenberg was Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of
Leipzig from 1927 to 1941 and during this period visited the U.S. on
lecture tours in 1932 21 and again in 1939. During this latter visit he
reportedly was very serious and extremely depressed and gave evidence of
his attitude toward the Nazi regime. According to one source, though he
allegedly did not believe in the Nazi regime and wished to see the-old -
Germany restored, he felt it his duty to support the German government-2/
There are indications that Heisenberg was strictly opposed to Nazism from
the beginning of Hitler-re rule// 11/ 12/ 12/ 1L/2 and that in 1935, -
he, along with other professors, protested against the dismissal of five
Leipzig professors. 12/ Described as a conservative and nationalistic, 12/
he gave 1ecturesoniire1ativitylongafter that subject had been banned by
the Nazis as a Jewish theory (Einstein). As a result he VW for a time
on the blacklist so far_as the Party was concerned and was the object of - -
a storm of inveetive_from_liDie StUrmerul Julius Stretcher's mouthpiece.
2/ Captured German documents_also_show that in a memorandum regarding
Heisenberg, from Himmler-to the SS Dozentenfahrer in Leipzig, }limier
thanked and congratulated the Leipzig SD for the very thorough and accu-- -
rate report-on-Heisenberg.--The memorandum stated in substance-that-Hwhile
it is evident that Heisenberg's attitude was not exactly in line-with,that
described by the_Party, I_(Himmler) regard him as essentially_decint and
want the SS and SD organizations in Leipzig informed of that fact. In view
of his comparative youth and influence and ability to attract future scien-
tists, we cannot permit ourselves to remove or kill him. It would be highly
desirable to get Heisenberg to write a scientific article for one of the
publications_of_the SS. It is hoped that he can ultimately be brought to-- -
work with us,-possibly within the framework of the khnenerbe,q_Va German
scientific organization whose mission it was to promote the theory of
Aryanis4.
Later reports, however, describe Heisenberg as somewhat of a politi-TI and inclined to be an opportunist. 2/ In spite of his early_opposi-
tion to Hitler's rule, he later told his friends that he had now accepted
the Nazi regime as-a necessary-evil 12/, 11/. According to one source it
was thought that_Heisenberg had shrewdly taken a middle path, neither
identifying himself with any_of_the Nazi brutalities nor yet opposing
German aggrandisement-2/_Though he is considered anti democratic by one
U.S. source 1�/, he-was-not a Nazi party member 2/ nor was he included
in the list of professors who signed an oatn of allegiance to Hitler. 12/
Reportedly, Heisenbergls"dream of --a position was to succeed Sommerfeld
in the Physics Chair at Munich._ He would have done so had he been will-
ing to join the Party and he can never forgive the Nazis for this. 14/
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HEISEN6EAGt Dr. -ierner Carl
1n:1941 Heisenberg was transferred frcm the University of Leipzig
to Berlin where he was appointed Professor of Theoretical Physics at the
University of Berlin and was made c6-3irector at the Institute of Theoreti-
cal Physics tnere and of the Kaiser Viilhelm Institute for Physics in Berlin-
Dahlem. 11/ His group, which included ian, Von Laue, Von Weizsacker, Wirtz,
Sauerwein and Hocker 17), did research on pile experiments. 2/ In January
of 1943 Heisenberg lectured in Zurich, Switzerland and associated with Gregor
Wentzel knew at University of Chicago on a permanent appointment), Professor
of Theoretical Physics at the University of Zurich, and Paul Scherrer, Pro-
fessor of Physics at the Zurich Institute of Technology. 12/ In the summer
of 1943, Heisenberg and his team-evacuated-to Hechingen, 12/ and continued
on a program of atomic energy attaining in 1945_a_heavy water pile not quite
self-sustaining. 1/
It was at Hechingen that Heisenberg was picked up in May 1945 and
with other German personnel was-shdpped-to England shortly after_V,E day.
lq/ At that time he was described as very friendly and genuinely anxious
to cooperate with British and American scientists. 12/ Heisenberg reportedly
did not believe that the USSR would allow Russian scientific work to be made
public 22/ and that in view of their ideologies he did not see how_war_between
the USSR and America could be prevented. He indicated a preference, if a
Western European bloc was-established, to join this bloc rather than the USSR.
22/ Heisenberg-also believed-at that time that scientists were:tood�ndenti.
on their governments_and_thought they should try to get some political influ-
ence. 22/
After returning_to Germany in 1946 Heisenberg was made the Director of _ _
the Max Planck Institute for Physics located in Allegemeine 'Versuchsanstalt
at Gdttingen, (British Zone). 21/ He wrote a long and detailed summary on
uResearch in Germany on the Technical Application of Atomic Energyu which
appeared in the August 16, 1947 issue of Nature, page-211_and outlined the
experiments made by-German scientists through the war=years. 22/_ Early in
1947 Heisenberg received an offer to work in the Argentine and had �reviously
in Au� st 19 6 re o ted-an offer from the Russians.
it is doubted-that such an inveterate
nationalist would be-temp e o accept any external 'offers provided that there
was any hope for_setting up his Institute in Germany. 22/ According to, one
source Heisenberg has no-desire to leave Germany although he would like an
occasional lecture-series or a short visit to another country to talk with
other scientific minded_people/
A recent (1947) visitor to Gatingen described Heisenberg as "middle-
aged" and found few traces of the boyish manner which he remembered from hav-
ing seen him in the U.S. in 1929. At that time HeisenberG who has several
very good younger-men-working-with him, thought that the study of cosmic
radiation may be fully as rewarding as the study of nuclear processes with
the aid of cyclotrons, etc, for the next few years. His laboratory, howe-
ever, was far from lavishly equippe4-and he is unable_to get equipment.
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Heisenberg did not seem proud of anything in his Institute except a
library which hal a very good collection of German and American scientific
journals. 1/
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Scientifically Heisenberg has alwayiril-ted_at the very top in his
field 1/, 21, 12/, 11/, 12/, 12/,_1W,_2A/. He has been described as the
foremost living theoretical physicist, the only theorist of Nobel Prize -
stature 25./ and as one of the_worlds.top,'ranking physicists Heisenberg
would be of high value to any nation,--including_Gernany. 1/
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PUBLICATIONSIOF_WERNER HEISENBERG
"The Physical Principles of the Quantum Theory', 1930 '
'Excursions in the Fundamentals of Exact Science", 1935
"Principle of Uncertainty'
Papers on *Matrix Mechanics'
* "Experiments with a Lattice Arrangement of Water & Uranium,' 1941 ( in
* 'Experiments with a Lattice Arrangement of D2) & Uranium,' 1941 ( collaboration
* 'Neutroe Increase in D20 - Uranium Metal Lattice System,' 1942 ( with
* 'Neutron Increase in Uranium Metal through Fast Neutrons,' 1942 ( Dopel
* Report on the let Experiments on the Apparatus Set-up at
the KM for physics 1940, in collaboration with others.
* Report on the Experiments with Layer Arrangements of Uranium and
Paraffin at the XVI for Ptlysics, Berlin-liable& 1941; in colla-
boration with others.
* 'Preliminary Report on the Results from a Layer-conotruction Sphere
of Uranium Metal and Paraffin' - 1942; in collaboratien with others.
* 'Measurements of Layer Arrangements of Uranium Metal and Paraffin,'
1942 in collaboration with others.
* 'Tests with New Layer Arrangements of Uranium Metal and Paraffin' in
collaboration with_othars.
* "Notes on the Planned Half-technical Experiment with 1.5 Tons of D20 an
3 Tons of Uranium Metal" 1942
* Three reports on Berlin Pile Experiments B-6 & 7; 1944, 1945; in
oollaboration with others.
Diffusion Length_of Thermal Neutrons in U308; in collaboration with
Dopel: 1940
Determination of Diffusion Length of Thermal Neutrons in Heavy Water
in oollaboratiorcwith_Dopel, 1940. .
Possibility of Technical Energy Production from Uranium Fission I.
n.d. (19)9 or 1940)
Possibility of Technical Energy Production from Uranium fission II; 1940
The Possibility of Producing Energy from the Isotope 238. 1941.
Physics of Atom Rideau. 1944.
Experiment with 1.5 tons DJ) and U and a 40 CS. Carbon Reflector.
In calaberation with others, 1945.
Meru from Nuclear Fission. 1943.
* Unpublished.
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of Munich 1923 Nuclear
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC REGISTER
Name.: GETLACH, Dr. Walther
Variant: GERLACIVIII--Walter
Present Position: Prof, of Physics,
Bonn University (see below)
Location: Mussallee-6, Bonn
Telephone; 4130 (see below)
gtILJac_TAEIUM: Physicist
Case No. 8061141
Date: 10 September 1948
Birthdate: 1 August 11389
Blrtholace: Biebrich on
the Rhine
Education: Ph. D, University of Tubingen
Languages;
Honors:
Publications:
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Nationality: German
Race: White
Sex: Male
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Children:
Religion,: Protestant
Political Affiliation:
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- Lectureri University of Tubingen
- _Lectureri-University of 08ttingen 1
_ Assistant Professor UniVelAity -of Frankfurt/Main
- IV11_rofessor of Physics, University of Tubingen
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- Member of Bavarian Academy of Science.
.� � --n Munich
Attended-International Meeting at Strasbourg
representing German scientists.
- Director of PhYsical Institute, University of Munich
Goering's Deputy in charge of nuclear physics program of
the Reichsforschungsrat (succeeding Esau)
datit Professor of Physics, University of Bonn -
- Reportedly in Munich-(22 July 1948)
Dr. Walther Gerlach, last wartime- Deputy to Goering in charge of
the German nuclear project program (Der Bevollmachtigte des Reichsmarschalls
fur Kernphysik) )/ had been a professor of physics at the University of
Bonn from 1946 until recently (July 48) 2/, when he was reported as having
transferred to Munich-2/
An experimental physicist of considerable Ability A/ and eminent in
the field of spectroscopy, Gerlach reportedly had done extremely good work
in the study. of Molecular beams. If Based on a survey of his prewar work
only, Oprlach_was rated fairly high by U.S. sources-at the beginning of
the war �/ and in 1945 was _given a very high rating both for his scientific
preeminence and as an intelligence target. 2/ Since that time he has been
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GERLACH, Or. Walther
described as a valuable man 2/ and
with unusually wide-interests. 2/
enormous zeal for the job at hand,
as of small value to the US or the
a first rate experfmental physicist
A man-of boundless energy and with
Gerlach has been'reported, however,
United Kingdom. 2/
Mile one fairly recent report states that Gerlach was not a Nazi
2/ and another describes him as politically indifferent, 2/ all previous
reports indicate Gerlach was a thorough Nazi 1/, A/, 12/, 11/. In 1938
Gerlach represented German scientists at an internaticnal meeting in
Strasbourg and on this occasion reportedly shoved violent pro-Nazi opinions.
11/ Captured documents show Gerlach was highly praised as to his political
reliability on S.S. Standarten-FUhrer reporting to Osenberg on the different
specialist heads of the German_scientific research program. Gerlach is
further open to suspicion because of his connection with the Gestapo, 12/
and it has been-recommended_that he should not be offered any position of
trust in an Americanuniversity.__1/
Throughout_the last4ear_and a half of the war Gerlach was-convinced-
of Germany's superiority_in nuclear research and in November 1944 wrote
to Martin Borrmanstating he was sure they were far ahead of Arerica in
research as well_as_development. 12/
Gerlach was_piked np=b1=US forces in the_closing-days of _the war
and shortly after-lf.--E_day_was_seht_to_England with other_German_personnel.
12/ At this time he was deScribed_as_friendly_and cheerfV1.14/
the announcement_of_the-atomic_bomb, however, Gerlach, as_the man appointed
by the German government to organize_research_of uranium,- reportedly con-
sidered himself in the position of _a defeated general and-contemplated std.,
cide. 14/ Gerlich,--esbentially_a_German nationalist ly and in 1945 openly
opposed to the idea_Of_working forimerica, 1.6.1 was not believed
to nati
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GkRLACH Dr. Walther
Although a certain _fflGerl chw was reporte�July 48) to be in the
USSR 1g/ it is believed that it is Manfred Gerlach, an ex-JuntArt a man,
2/ and not Subject.
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PUBLICATIONS OF WAINkil GERLACH
"Fundamentals of the Quantufs Theory", 1921
"Atomic Structure de Atomic Disintegration", 1923 .
Vatter, Electricity, Energy", 1923
"SpectroanalysisniFt 11930; ft. II, 1933; Ft III) 19%
'Magnetism% 1931_
"Foundations & Methods of Chemical Analysis by the mission Spectrum, 1934
"Methods of Natural Scientific Perception", 1936
*Spectroehemical Accomplishment-nu, 1939
Introduction to New Mition of Forscbungsbericht. Status of
Successful Pillf) Experiments up to January 1945 April 1945 (rough draft)
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GEUIWY before 1946
GERLACH iYALTHLR - PrOf
B.1 Aug 1889 Ph D Uhiv,
of Mingen 1912
Physicist
B1R_1948 CIA P469
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC AEOISTER
Name: HAKECK, Dr. Pall
Variant:
Present Position: Prof:of. Physical Chemistry,
University of Ha.lburg
Location: BUsiness - University of Hamburg
Private --20 Heimhuder St., Hamburg 13
Gen. Occupation: Physical Chemist
Education: University of Vienna sod-Berlin, Ph.D.--
Lamueges:
Honors:
Publications:
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Date: 8 September 1942
Birthdat;: 20 July 1902
Birthplace: 'Vienna
Nationality:
Race:
Sex:
Marital Status:
Name of Spouse:
Mite
Male _
Unmarried
Children:
Religion:
Political Affiliation: (See below)
Career
Studied Chemistry and Physics at Vienna University
1923 - 1925 Studied at BerliArUniversity
1926 - 1927 Assistant to Prof. Eacken at the Technical College-at Breslau.
1928 - 1933 Assistant to Geheimrat AcHaber at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
for Physikalische Chetie, Berlin-Dahlem.
1930 - Lecturer, University of Berlin
1933 - 1934 Studied under Rockefeller Scholarship at Cambridge with Lord Rutherford.
1934 - Appointed Professor at and Director of the Institute of Physical
Chemistry of Hamburg University
1940 - 1945 Experimented on isotopic separation by centrifugal -process and-on the
production of heavy water.
1946 - 1947 Dean of Faculty of Mathematics & Natal Sciences, -Hamburg University.
1947 - date Prof. Physical Chemistry, Hamburg University.
Lt. Paul Harteck, German physical chemist, was last reported (Jan 48)
as Professor at and Director of the Institute of Physical Chemistry at the
University of Hamburg. 1/ �
As early as April 1939, when he wrote the German Army_Ordnance Department
of the military possibilities in uranium-research, Harteck was-associated with
the German nuclear project. Harteck specialized on centrifuges for isotope
separation and also on heavy water production. His new method for producing
heavy water was considered important enough in 1944 (Dec) to have the highest
Triority requested for procurement items. 2/
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HAPTECE, Dr. Paul
Harteck was picked up by US forces in the closing days of the
war and shortly after V-s day was sent to England with other German
personnel. At this time he was described as a very charming personality
who appeared to be interested only in his research work A/ and never
caused any trouble. .2/
Although Harteck has been repeatedly referred to as politically
indifferent, 2/, �/, 7/ a report dated prior to V-E day describes him
as a weak character personally_unreliable,'very ambitious, self-centered,
and although not interested in politics, joined the Nazi Party for oppor-
tunistic reasons. 12/
Based on a survey-of his prewar work only, Harteck was rated by
U.S. sources at the beginning of the war, as fairly high in his fi�IIII
g/ A further indication of Hatteckis importance is shown in a report that
stated in 1943 a meeting was called by Mr. Speer, German Minister of Arma-
ment and War _Production, and Hatteck was one of the scientists invited to
attend. 2/ Later in February 1945 he was given a very high rating, 12/
and considered by-US_scientists to be a_valtlable man. �/ A more recent
report, however, describes Harteck as a man of erratic energy, and highly
intelligent, but not giving evidence of fulfilling in maturity the great
promise of his earlier-days 11/ It has been stated that he might con-
ceivably be of value to the US-or the United Kingdom if his perhaps latent
powers were released-in the right direction and that he could be of value _
to any nation whose-knowledge-of heavy water and/or isotope separation
were less than his. 11/
His laboratory ot the!Instituta_of Physical_
s ry viasstated_to_be_in good shape and. one ofthe_best equipped in
Germany with firstrate_physical equipment for the study of the probleds
of diffusion-of gases, which is Harteckts special interest. He reportedly..
had been workingion7methods of isotope aeparation by taking advantage of
different diffUsion rates and his first pride was a'great double centri- _
fuge, almost-ready-_to_run, with which-he is going te-try to_separate !SO-
topes. It was reported at this same time that there seemed_to_
feeling ainst_Harteck_in_some uarters t Hambur
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PUBLICATIONS OF PAUL HARTECK
"Enrichment of Krypton Isotopes" - 1940, in collaboration with Groth.
"Status of Work on Separating U 235 and U 238 - 1940, in collaboration
with Grath.
The Slowing-Down-Diffusion and Capture of_Neutrons in Solid CO2 and
their Capture in Uranium - 1940, in collaboration with others. -
The Production of Heavy Water - 1941.
Report on Status of Work & Proposals for Future Work - 1941.
The Separation of Uranium Isotopes - 1941
Thermo-diffusion Effect etc. & Comparison with Thermo Syphon Effect - 1941,
in collaboration with Jensen.
The Eneru Requirements in the Enrichment of Ientope U 235 - 1941
DI collaboration with Jensen.
Speech in RFR_26 Feb 42 on Pftductiort_of Heavy 'Water - 1942.7
Viewpoints_on Construction of ClVilus-Linde Exchange Plant - 1942.
The Separation of Isotopes with Special Reference to Uranium - 1942.
Production of UF6 on a Semi-Commercial Scale. Investigation of the
Alloy Capability of Uranium - 19420 in collaboration with others.
Calculation of the Separation Effect_and_the Construction of Various
Arrangements of Centrifuges - 1942, in collaboration with Jensen.
Connection-Between the Construction and Separation-Ability of Low
Pressure-Column - 1942, in collaboration with Jensen & Suhr.
The Production of Heavy Water - 1942, in collaboration with Suess.
Separation of U�Isotopes by the Tatra CentriNge III EnrichMent of
Xenon & U Isotopes_(by the balance method) .._19430 in collaboration
with Oroth & Suhr.
Free Atoms in-Photo-chemical Reactions in "Naturaissenschaften". - 1943.
Electron and Positron Spectra of Radio-Arsenic -- in collaboration_with
Schaeffer.
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G"..&RYANY-- before 1946
HARTECK, PAUL Prof. -
B. 20 July 1902. Bdu-
oated Univ. Vienna and
Berlin. physieal-chemist
BIR 1948 __CIA-P=461
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC REGISTER
Name: KORSCHI1G, Dr, Horst
Variant:
Present Positim: Member Max Planck__
Institute AV Aki &MU/Igen
Location: Institute,
- Max Planck Institute
OOttingen Private Bunsenstrasse 17, Gatingen
Can. Occupation; Physicist
Education: Ph .D
Languages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No, 8061187
Date: 30 August 948
Birthdate: 11 Aug 1912
Birthplace;
liatiot.; German
Race; White
Sex: Male
Marital Status: Bachelor
Name of Spouse:
Children:
Religion:
Political Affiliation:
(See below)
Er. aorst Koraching, German experimental physicist, is presently
(August 1948) a member of a-group of nuclear physicists working at the
University of Gettingen under the program for the oontrol of scientific
research which is_being administered by the Control Commission_in Germany. 1/
Based_on a survey-of his prewar work only, Korsohing was rated by
U.S. soarces_at the beginning of the wares very close to the top in his
field. V le an assistant at_the_Kaiser Witham Institute for Physics,
Berlin-Dahlem, daring the war 2/ Koreching did some experimentirT with the
Clusims separator_tube applied to liquids. A/ In 1945
stated that Korsching was not_a 'brilliant physicist but that he VW a very
good experimenter and had some very good ideas on the separation of-Dietopes.
Korsohing was picked up by U.S. forces in the!oloeihudays of the
war And shortlY-ifter V-E day was sent to Englandfwith_other_German personnel.
A/ Daring thiaperiodihewas described as - etc enigma, morose, early,
and rarely opened his mouth. Polititally, Korsching
was always neutral. 'If In_1945__he often indicat � annoyance a the anglo-
phile attitude of some of hie_fellow_workersiand_was reported_as disinclined
to work for the Allies_bUt4t_the_same time evidenced that be was not pro-
Russian. At one time Kettching considered thepossibility_of_going to
Argentina to vorkion-uraniam. Li/
t�ppovedlcirRe'er
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Although Dr. Korsching has a good knowledge of the working problems
of the German Project Ati and was originally included among those scientists
whose denial to a potential enemy .nation was recommended, 21 he more recently - -
has been described as a reliable routine experimenter of no particular value
to the U.S., the United Kingdom, or other nations. 2/
2.j JAG Agency, Washington, D.C. 9 Aug 48
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FOLICATIONS_OF DR, HORST KORSCHNO
"Separation of Liquid liixtures (Zinc & Deuterium)" 1939 in collaboration Idth
Wirtz,
"Thermal Diffusion_in Liquids" 1939 in
"Separation of CCIL-Hexane, Separation
Liquid Thermal-DTffusion19)9,_1940
collaboration with Wirtz.
of Hydrogen Isotopes and
in collaboration with Mitts --
"Separation of_Heavy&I_Light Demme by Thermal Diffvaion in the Liquid Phase"
1941
AOn the Synthesis-of Metallic Uranium by Elettrolysisit 194lI_
"The Question-of_the:Isotope Effect in Thermal_Diffusion in Phase' 1942
"Status of measurements on 19 MO-1943-(1totepe Separation Apparatus)" 1943
sa 40 21 -di/ �
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GatliANY before 1946
KORSCHINGI_HORST Ph D.
Dcperimental physicist.
BIR-1948 CIA P-465
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
22 September 1948
140,10RAN1TY. FOR: Director, Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
ATTENTION: - Col. R�D.-74V6Viiorth, USAF
SUBJEtT: Information Concerning German Scientists
REFERENCE: -Memorandum from Director, JIOA, subject as
aliove, -dated 9 August 1948, HOP, 2775
TransAitted herewith in response to your request contained
in reference above are reports covering the following individuals:--
ttr Otto HAHN
Dr. Werner_HEISENBERG
Prof. Karl _von _WEIZSACKER
Dr. Er ith- BAOGE
rrrEforst KORSCH1NG
Prof. Max von LAUE
Dr. Karl WMTZ
Dr. Kurt WERNER
Prof. Walter. GERLACH
Or. Paul -HARTECK
Dr. Fritz STRASSMAN
Dr. Herman BEUTHE - -
Dr. Josef ti.ATTAUCH
Dr. Erich FISCHER - -
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NORMAN-C. CAUM
Colonel,iU.S. Army
Deputy Assistant Director
Office of Collection and Dissemination
See JI0A 2775 dtd 9 Aug. 190 to CIA
- FILE DIST:
L.-98%1 Central IntellizenceiAgency
383.7 Nuclear Physicists
r.
fcr RON,,c,e
Date
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VOIORATEUV-PORI Director, Joint kitelligenoe Objectives Agency -
Joint Chiefs of_Staft
MSS? col. L _lisetworth� IMF
SUW1IIII.1 Difo-rmation Connerninglereso Scientists
IMMURE, _ Memorandum frost Directors JI04 subject a*
001110 dAted 9 August 1901 Ji01 2773_
Trentiltted herewith in rivalsi to year mulct oont_
is referee.* above_lawrevArliLloiroriAg the felleeleg iaflk�
Or._Otte RAIN Dr. Kart_9113111
gr. glerntorigSgeigana Prot, Walter OCKLACR
Prof._Kerl_verciSISSICIER_ Dr. rae1 MUM
I. Itieh MOO f.frit STUMM _
I. NorstA013CHING Dr._Bersaa MOM
Prof.lisor_voft_LIEB Dr. Josef ILISTANCit _ _ _
Dr. Kit/11DM 2r. With 'ACM
DAIWA COM_
W.6. Ara
Nikki Asicistact Director
Office of Colloctice sod laeseadiation
Som JIOA 2775 dtd 9 Au. 194e ca
FILE DIST:
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Nuclear Ph,yatclets-
3332
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CIA BIDGRAPII IC REGISTat
Name: MATTAUCR, Dr. Joseph
Variant:
Alias.
_
Present Position; Research at KWIC,
Tail fingen
Location; Tailfingen
Gen. Occupation; Nu-clear chemist
Edu cation :
Languages;
Honore;
Publications;
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Case No. 80612/a
Date: 19 July 1948
Birthdate: 1895
Birthplace: Austria
Nationality: German
Race: *kite
Sex; Male
Marital Status:
Children:
Religion:
Political Affiliation:
Dr. Joseph liatttuch, German nuclear chemist and former assistant-
director of-the AtiSfir LTh� Institute for CheMistry in Berlin V, was
rated as one of the top personalities in the German-nuclear research
program based only on his prewar record. 2/ A specialist-in the field
of mass spectrographs, V he came to the Institute in 1939 from Vienna
and brovight with him his double focusing precision mass-spectrograph
which was used as a raa del-for a new one.
In October 1943 Matta:oh collabbrated with A. Plammersfeld on a
paper "On_a_pressure generator now in construction_and the possibilities
of its usetpresented by the -er in a lecture, at the KWIC in Berlin--
Dahlem. Mattauch also lectured at that time "On the use of Inactive _
Isotopes as-mdicators".
He-was-slated for transfer from the KWIZTailfingen to Mainz
University_to_tske over the chair of inorganic chemistry in the fall of
1946. His work there was to be primarily concerned with KWIC research
bat the University itself was not to be affiliated with KWIC. V
In Janualy 1947 he left for Switzerland for reasons of ill-health
and as of June 1947 he was still�et-Lugano, Str-itiserland. V
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MATPAUCH t. Joseph*, contd.
liattauch has written many articles some of which are listed below:
In collaboration with Hahn and Fluegge "Isotope Weights and
Packing Fraction Curve".
"The Number of Neutrons Occaring in the Fission of U-235 and
U-238",-1940.
In collaboration with Fluegge "Nuclear Physics Tables";-1942
"Measurements of Relative Frequencies of Isotopes", 1943.
"'The Chemical Elements and Natural Isotopes According to the
State of Research on Isotopes and Nuclei", (Report on papers
from end of 1937-tO-and of 1939), 1940 in Collaboration with
Hahn and Fluegge.
gReports on Isotopesui-1940---4142-43, in-collaboration with Fluegge.
sCniaLNew Nethod_eflateurament of Relative Abundances of Isotopes.
Isotopic Constitution and Atomic Weight of :Hafnium", 1943 in
oollebbration-with-Vwalds
"Isotopic Constitttion and Atomic 'Welt 0 Neodymium, Striari,am,
Tungsten, (not publithed). Al
In_Doclaiiber 1947-1t *114 reported that Profs Mattauch-end PrOf.--
Strassman vere-continuing the-work of Hahn and Neisenberg at the KW1
in Tailfingen and that it. was planned that the Fill -At Tenting-en-would - -
be moved to Mainz University in the spring of 1948. 2/
IAC-Agency, Washington, D.C. undated,- (Secret)
a/ IAC-Agenay, Washington, D.C. undated (Secret)
2/ IAC Agency, WaAhington� D.C;-undated (Secret)
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CIA BIOGRAPHIC MISTER
Name: BEUTHE, rw. Hermann
Variant:
Present ;-iii Reportedly Ronneburg,
Thuringia
Gen. Occupation: Physicist
Birthdate:
Birthplace:
Nationality:
Race: iWhite
Education: Ph.D an. Male
Marital Status: Married
Languages: Name of Spouse:
Honors: Children:
Publications:
Political Affiliation Nazi Party
Case No. 8030683
Date: 23 August 1.943
20 Sept. 1897
Rudolstadt/Thuringia
German
IfembAsr
Dr. Hermann B#4the was the German wartime Deputy Director, under
Esau, of nuclearphsycis-redearch of the Reichsforstbangsrat (RFR --
National ResearohLexar1) and the Director of the Physiksliichee.- -
Xechnischea-Reichsanstalt (PTR -- German Wreal of Standards) 1/
PolitiCaly_ayaziperty member, B#uthe was an officer both in
the SS (SS NO,_15403) and in the SD (Sitherheitedienst the Security
Service -- comparable to our Counter Intelligence Corps) with_theTsnX_______,
of *Haupt SturadVehrern (Captain) 83 early as April 1940. -2/
271NALYSTIVCOMME2rT -- This rank indicates that BeutheAras:a member of .
the Elite Guard and with that early date of is-Mobableithat he
had advanced_oonsiderably through the ranks by V-B-pay_._/
As Director of the PTR) BeUthe was connected with_both_betatron and
cyclotorn design in Marth 1943 and as E38U18 Deputy heivissfeMiliar with
all phases ofiGerman Outlear retearoh and was particularly interested in
atomic pile research in Februery 1944. 1,/
Scientifically, BeUthe was given-very high rating :or U.S;-_ forces in
the closing days of the war. This rating, however, was his
overall knowledge of the German atomic energy project than for his Bolen- ,
tific preeminence, _2/ ".Since that time he has been described as an undis-
tinguished, though competent-, physicist, A/ and it has been stated that
his value to the Germans was 82 an-organizer-and-informerirather_than as
a scientist.
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Date -
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Hermann con txt.
Arrested 1n-1945 by-the-Russians Beuthe ivas interned at Weida
in Thuringia tut it is reported that he was recently released and is
residing in Ronneburg. it is not improbable that he is_engaged in
work for the Russians. _V
IAC Agency,-Washington, D.C., undated.
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WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
4 lui;u:A, 1146
FJR: T.-1i JOINT Cjir4F::T. OF 2T;YF
ZrI3JTI0N � � Colonel H. D. V;entworth,-�GS0
L'49J_TOT: Information Conceruin 19 (ermv.1-1
1. 7,e.Livere nerevith, by -'11*. 1,il)er6 of the Bioz;it..pnic Register,
CIA, are blogriphic sketches of Vie 19 German scientists concerning
whom information Pas requested by J.I.O.A. in its rtemortndum dated
,Aay 4, 1948. It is regretted that it has taken so. long to pull_this
inforTation together, but it should be n60d that other jobs assigned
to the Register by J.I.O.A. during the mme period were given higher
priority.
2. The bio2rrphic sketche: do not include ir6ependent evcluttions
by CIA of the importtnce of each_ u 1 Btsed on our conversation
of this mming, it is my understEn61n,T t J.I.O.A. vished to com�.)nre
ev.lut,tions or tn.?�sa_men prepcJ:red by each 0� the :,evert-.1 Ike. agencies
anC that a_idz-reeeiv-(1 cuch-evaluations directlY-from
Irmy, NtIty, Atomic Snergy-Covlission-rnd Research 44 Development Board.- --
3. Transmitt'ed-14itL ia_fLcsirdle of t. letter 'ri.x.eived
by CI from the Air ilrt-riel ColTiano. Tilt:, gives certain information thich
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BIOCEMIC Ran Vat
Name: BC15110E371.11, Karl Friedrich
Mi
Case No. 7O113156
Date: 19 July 194's
Present Position: Univ. of Berlin Birthlate: 13 Jarniary 1.899
lurtnpiace:_13resian
Location: Berlin Nikolasse, .
Kirctweg 26 Nationality: German
Gen.4.225,.....,ic.m: PhysiCel chemist
Education: Ph.D. at Univ. of
Iferlin 1922
Langnages:
Honors:
Publications:
Race: White
nrr Male
RFFital-Status: Married
1aneor bpouse:
Mildren:
'religion: Protestant
Political Affiliation: Nationalistic
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Dr.--101-Friedrich Bonhoeffer. repeatedly rated as-one-of
the beat German scientists 1/2/ was last reported (November1947)
as being at the University or-Berlin iiithe Russian Zone. 2/
The son of a famous German psychiatrist and neurologist,
Bonhoeffer_leas been described as honest and intelligent, bit
not very coxrageous-and not a fighter. He atWaded_the_Gymnasiam,
graduated and_then aere& as a volunteer in the German Army daring
the First World War. 1/ Later be studied at the University of
Berlin %here he receiVed his doctote in 1922-and in 1923 he
was an assistant professor at the Kaiser Wi1h1 Institute for
Physics. Bonhoeffer was a Pell -Professor of liweical atemistry
at the University of 1FrciVWMain from 1923-to 1930 %hen he
was appointed to that same position And the University of
Leipzig.le/ He has visited the U.S. and gave a series of lectures
bare in 1931-32 5/ and for a periCd of-time was associated with
the late Prat. F7 Haber. 2../
Bc:�nlaoeffer was Director of the Physical-Chemistry Institute
of the University of Leipzig_ during the war, collaborating with
the KWI at Heidelberg in 1944 and associating himself with heavy
water experiments in February 1945. 5/ He is reported to be the
discoverer of Ortho- and Parahrirogeii 6/ and his most distinctive
work has-been done in chemical kinJ!iticii, photo chemistry and the
chemical reactions of heavy water. 4/
Reportedly not a Nazi 6/ Bonhoeffer at the beginning of the
Nazi rule was deroonstrativery philosecitic. 1/ 1
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After the war�from-1945-to-1947-Bonhoeffer was refortedly
at the University of Leipzig doing research and especially 1,7orking
ou the Theory of Mechanism of Fropagntion of Nervous Izrpulses." 5/
In June of 1947 Bonhoeffer was granted leave reportedly from
the University of Berlin and traveled throuji England on an
escorted tour of various laboratories. It was at this time that
he evidenced an interest in "nerve ph,ysiologyni 7/
Otto 'Jahn has tried to get hiai to join the group at gttingen
but he has declined since his family is in the Russian Zone of
Berlin and thas cannot effect the transfer. 6/
It was recently. (Febniary 19Wi-rerorted-that Bothoeffer 44 01 4r
would visit the U.S. 2/ but as yet he has not arrived.
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BIOGRAWIC RLGIsrzi
Ma, Dr. Walther
--7Friant:
Alias:
Present Position: Director, Physics
nesear eh, Reidel-
Location: Im-.Baeckerfe)AN�6, tare
--R-eideiburg
Gen. Occulation: Physicet
Education: Ph.D.. Univ of Berlin,
1914 -1,_einguages: 1:71g,11 sh
Honors:
Publications:
Case 11 o . 7003277
DitriT 19 July 1946
Birthdate: ,6 January 1911
Birthilabe: Oranienbug-
NationalitY: German
Race:: White
ma' Male
Fra�rital StatUs: Married
lismYe-ot - spouse:
atildren: Two daughters
Rolle on: Evangelical _ _
Political A.ffi11atiog _ Reportedly not
a Nazi
Dr. Walther_Bothe, world famous German nuclear physicist 1/, was last
reported as Director_of_the Physics Institute of the Kaiser Wilhelm-Institute for
Helical Research at Heidelberg. 2/
Botha, whose_father_was_a_business man. has been married since-1926 to
the daughter of a Russian emicrant. He attended the Gymnasium, cracluatel
and later studied physics at the University of Berlin where he received
his Ph D. in 1914._ Bottle then became an assistant at the FTEI(PhyelIcalisch-
Technische-ReicheansteJ.t) in Berlin 3/ ana in 1929 became-Director_of_the
Department of Radio-Activity there. IT/ During this period_Bothe also vas
an Instructor at the University of Pgrlin (1925) and an-assistant Pfofessor
at the same university (1929). N From 1930 to 1932 he was�a-full professor
at the University of Giessen an from 1932 to 1934 held a similar position
at the University of Heidelberg. 5/ He lost his professorship there in
1934 when that school became a Hari stronaioLd. Instead he got a post
at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Hedicai_Research. also located in
Heidelberg, where party policies did not have such a strong influsece. 7/
Bothe held. the position of Director of the Physics Institute of the nil�
at Heidelberg tuitil_the_end of the unr.
He was pictured by an informant in 1944 as a typical German professor
In habits and appearance. Bald, pink=facod, mustached, five foot-, seven
Inches in helfght and of medinis Bothe was described ae intelligent,
honest, very emotional and benevolent. He dressed conservatively in dull
suits, straleat ties and high stiff collars. Possessing a genial personality,
Bothe wakes cigars but does not drink, emjoys playing the piano and has
no outdoor life. _11
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Politically Bathe was a loyal German but never a Nazi. 7 His
anti Nazi sympathies have been repeatedly reported 2/, 2/, 11/ d he
Intervened very courageously in favor of his colleagues in occupied
countries when they were in trouble with the German authorities. When
Langevin, Bore)., Cotton and Lapique were arrested by ._the Gestapo in Paris,
he rushed to that city_and obtained their release. According to one infor-
mant it is due to a fairly_large extent to hi4 that a part of the European
scientists who were disliked by the Nazis could be saved. 2/
Scientifically Dr. Bothe was rated during the war at the very top of
his field based only on a survey of his prewar work 12/ and since that time
his position as one of the leading_German nuclear physicists has tten repeat-
edly confirmed 1/, 2/, 2/, 11/-1.2/. Bothe has been involved in nuclear
physics research for a long time. In 1921 he joined H. Geiger in the Depart-
ment of Radio-Activity in the PTR_working on joint analysis of Compton effect
and coincidence time of scattering quantum and scattering electron. _Bothe
succeeded Geiger 83 Director of that Department and in 1929 or 1930 he dis-
covered the artifical nuclear gamma radiation emanating especially-jrom Li,
Be, B as a result of the irradiation of the elements by alpha particles from
Po. A/ A specialist 311 the field of optics, radiology, cosmic rays and blob-
gical haalpublished about one hundred articles in the Journal
of Physics. 12/ During the war an collaboration with Gentner he designed
the cyclotron, did research on betatron and nuclear reactions and was intim-
ately connected with pile development. g/ �
Bothe was picked lip at the Physics laboratory of the DI for Medical
Research in Heidelberg in March 1945 by US. forCes. Bothe greeted U.S. rep-
resentatives and told about eame of the research done in the KWI._ He showed
reprints, proofs and manuscripts_of_the_wartime papers which were written
under his direction and proudly_displayed the cyclotron but 111013 +questioned
about research on war problems Bothe made it very clear that he could not
reveal any secrets at that time. Re_denied_having any-secret papers and
claimed to have turned everything as he was ordered. 1 A thorough investiger-
tion by counter-intelligence agents failed to disprove-his statements. Bothe
was reported as a men-of his word and utterly trustworthy, and did not divulge
any "secrets" until efter_V-E_dey. In July 19A5 he submitted a report giving
a survey of his war-researchFon-the uranium problem. 2/
Later Bothe was made_scientific_adviser_on the FIAT_Scientific_Com�
mittee and in this capacity_be_submitted_lists-of:Parsonnel whom he thought
should be used in review of German science,- 12/ Bothe him
self was the SeniovAUthor of the IIFIAT Review of German Science 19)9-194611
Vol. 1. gj HeirefUsed a sPaperelipo contract to work in the United States
because he did not desire employment by the War Department but stated that
he would accept-a-private_contract with a University or-some:privateAndus-
try. 11 The United States Navy had requested the utilization of Botha
and hfi name-wasincluded in highest Category of personnel whose utilization
by a potential-theation-WoUld-be dangerous to the welfare:of_thitinetiOn 1/
bat it deyeloped that, in addition to an unfaVereble'recommendation on the part
of one agency-1A/ Botha__
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BOTHE, Dr. Walther
vas included in a list of German scientist
(t)
Bothe is now doing research at the WW1 for Medicel Research as
Director of the Physics Le:oratory of the Institute. Sorely in need of
books and jouraals he hopes to get the FLAT Library which is unused at
Karlsruhe. Rebuilding is very slow and about 150% of the equipment is
missing. Bathe hr,s-a mzn(WGraaf generator which will soon go into
operation and the cyclotron. Be has obtained permission from Military
Government to use the cyclotron for the production of radio active
materials for medical research. Bothe states these will probably be
short-livel elements which could not be transported from the U.S.A. and
he is counting on the U.S.-for the loner lived elements. Re has four
assistants and a few doctoral candidates but Bothe now along in years
reportodl,y "seems tired" and has to spend most of his time in administration
and teaching. 16/
The following are some of the articles which Bothe has written:
"Diffusion Length of Thermal Neutrons in Carbon."(1940)
"Rigorous Treatment of Diffusion in Absorbing Matter." (1940)
"Evaluation of Pile w/Refleetor" (1940)
"Rules fcir Indicator Measurements." (1940)
"Survey of Finite Piles." (1940)
"Quantitative Analysis of 3 Semra-** of-tr PkeParationn (1938) & (1940)
*Method of Measuring Diffusion of Neutrons." (1940)
* "Energy of Uranium Fission Neutrons." In collaboration with Gentner;
ResearchFRpt. (1940)
rrhe Absorption of Thermal Neutrons in Carbon." In collaboration with Jensen.
0A Few Properties of Ur. and Moderators." (1941)
"Article on Elementary Particles." --
"Resonance_Capture on the Surface of U Metal." (1941)
"Resenance-Captare on the Surface 0f-u,p, (1941)
* "Measurements on a MiaLture of Ur. 01.Vater. The Augmentation Factor X
sad the Reaonance Capture W." Research Rpt: (1941) In cellaboration-with
Flammersfeld.
"Neutron Increase for Fast and Slow Neutrons":in_1938. IfiffUsion Length"
in 1938 -- "Metal and Water" in 1941.
"Effective Cross-Section of U. for Thermal Neutrons from Diffusion
Measurement." (1941)
"Absorption of Thermal Neutrons in Electrographite.n (1941)
*Absorption of Thermal Neutrons & Increase of Fast Neutrons in Beryllium" (1941
*Machines for the Utilisation of nation by Fast Neutrons." (1942)
"Remarks on the LeiPlig D20 Experiments." (1942)
"The Velocityof Neutrons In a Slowing Down Medium. ,1 (1942)
rfhe Increase of Fait Neqtrons in Uranium."--(1942)
"Radiation Shielding. (1942)
"Radiation Shielding Malls .n- (June '43)
* Unpublished. -
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"Research Tools of Nuclear Physics." (1943)
"Technique of Neutron Probes" (1943)
"Layer Experiments lir/Variation in the Thickness of Uranium
In collaboration with Knfer (Dec 1943) �
* "Three Reports on Berlin Pile Rxperiments 7." (1944)
NA Few Simple Relations in Experiments on Neutron Increase.
"Experiment with 1.5 tons op and Uranium gc a 40 an. Carbon
In collaboration with ohers. (1945)
*Unpublished
and DO."
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BIOGRAPHIC REGISTER
Name: BETIME, Dr. Karl
Variant:
Alias:
Present Position: Presently in charge _ Birthdate:
of In8trumentenbau-KW1 _ -- Birthplace:
Case No. 9010551
Date: 19 July 1948
Location: Bunsen $trasse 10,_08ttingen Nationality: German
Can. Occupation: Engineer Race: White
Sex: Male
Education: Marital Status:
Name of Spouse:
Languages:
Children:
Honors:
Religion:
Publications:
Political Affiliation:
Dr.-Karl-Beyerle is one of the German experts_on_centrifUges. 1/
An engineeriby_profeasionlhe-worked in-HaMburg ltand_liter in February
1945, at the-Anschutz-firm in Kiel. 2/
In 1944 BeMle was a consultant of Fleiscinann-in_connection with
a project,tc_measure more accurately the speed of:slow-neutrons and the
absorptiOnLby-�variqus-elements Of such moving neutrons-. 2/
�
After the war�_in September 1946, Beyirle wasireported as_being one
of the GermanLscientists belieted to be in Russia 4/ but this report
proved to be erroneous and he was probably being confused with Beierl-WhO--
is reportedly-in_Russla._ 1/
Dr.--Beyerle was last reported as being in charge-of Instrumentenbau,
a section of KW1-charged with the manufacture of instruments. His unit is to
produce -for KWI_groups_instruments where industrial enterprises will no
longer aid. In July of 1947 they Were-doing research on mechanical_and_ accous7 _
tical techniquesuelectrical-Measurements, construction of amplifiers, elec-
tron microscopes, and optical and heat measuring.. 1/
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who were thought to_be the outstanding men in the field of nuclear research. 6/
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IAC Agency, WashingtoTa.
IAC Agency Washington ,
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2/ LAC Agency, Washington,
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Lt0 Agency, Washington,
D. C. 5 Autust 19147 (Secret)
D. C. February 19145 (Secret)
D. C., 17 March 19145 (Secret)
D. C., 1 September 19146 (Secret)
D. C., 16 July 19147 (Secret)
D. 0., 19 December 1941 (Sec t)
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B OGRAPHIC REGISTER
Name: DIAY-1,, Gerhard Hans
Alias:
Present Position:_Reporte44 Prof.,
University orkunich
Location: Munich
_nG1,2ann2,121: Physical chemist
Education:
Lazio:44;es:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 0030766
Date: 19 July 1948
BIrtbdate: 1513
Hirtapiace:-
Nationality: German
Race : - White
sur Male
Mital Status: Married
Name oi SON:
Childrea:
Religion:
Politic�al Affiliation:
14% Gerhard DiCkel_epent the W YAWe_ed,_the_Tastitute of
Physical Chemistry, Tkiversity of Munich with_Dr. Klaus_Clutiut-- ---
working on isotope separation_throqh thermal diffution-and on heavy
ratter. 1/ BaSeclan an analysis of his prewar work he had been rated
among tEe veryitop German theoretical physicists. It wms indicated
that his scientific_specialties_at_that time_were_Gasentmischune___
Uranium. Isotopentrentpung, Trennrohmerfehren_Bei Pliiisegkeiten
and Ohlorisotop. 2/ _
In addition t0 contributing articles _to Niturwissenschaftso_ _
in 19)6 and 1939, w Dicke' is also_the_author_ortho follow:aig.pelere:
nRsealts of Operation of Sep.
"Preliminary-Eeriments on Choice of U_salt_forrevelopment--------
of a WSehingt-out Process for Isotope Separation", 1940-41.
Nkffect on thePerformance_of_the_Wire_Separation of the
Centering-and. Iniertion of Discs", 1942. 1/
114, New PreCednre on_lsotope_Separation_throut41 Thermal Diffusion."
1/ TAG Agencor,_Washingten,- D. C., undated (Secret) '
2/ IA0 Agency, Washington,Jp. C., umated (3J5r4t)
3/ LAG Agency, WS-SU:4ton, D. C., 19 December 1947 (Secret)
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Name: EFeACELER, Otto
�1771riant:
Mies:
Case No, 8030820
Date: 19 July 1948
Present Position: Under contract Birthdate: 9 February 1%)0
to Wonen government Birtnp=e: Neubeuern Am Inn
Location: Tailfingen
Can. �collation: Radio-active chemist
Nationality: German
Race:- White
Education: University of.Munich, E Male
WO.- Status: Married (family at
Lartalagee: --Protein&
Honors:
Publications:
Name of Spouse:
Children:
Religion:
Political Affiliation:
Otto Erbacher,_foraierly�Wthellaleer, Wilhelm Lnetitute_for-
Chemist in- and a cialitt-in-the-Cheoietry of radiOactive isotopes,"
Althoudi he has not vatic pro oac en ration
with Balding aed von Grosse he processed a cArload of Joichimatal Material
for it 2/, he has written a recent article on the -"Chessietry of Protoaotinium
and Isorcpee" 3/, Brbecher was at Tailfingen during the latter dews crf the --
war 1./ and harbeen on leave since 1946. It WS reported that-he hal
tuberculate but that he expected to return to wait earl in 1948. 2/
In December 1947 Brbecher vas included in- a list of Gellman
scientists rilo were thought to be outstanding in the field of nuclear
research. V
1/ IAC Agency, Washington, 1). C.,3 July 1947-(Tor Secret)
2/ IAG Agency, Washington, D. G., 15 Deceober 3.9117 (Confidential)
21 TAG Agency, Washington, D. C., 211 Decessber 1947 (0adidentie1)
4/ IAC Agency, Washington, D. C., 19 December 1947 (Secret)
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Bi MGISTilt
NameEN, Prof. Arnold
�17Triant:
Present Position: LettUreW3niv.
Location: Buel Str 289, Gottingsm
Gen. Occupation: Physical Mist
Education: Ph.D., Univ.-
1W/
Laagamgee:
Honors:
Publications:
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Case iZo. 15010556
Date: 19 July 1914s �
Birthdate: 3 July 1E455
)31rttip7.ace: Jena
Nationality: German
White
of BeTrlin� eS7�x: Male
Wital Status'
lime of spouse:
Children:El
Religion:_ Protestant
Political Affiliation:
Prof. A. Etinicen, German physical�chemist and editor of Die
Naturwiesenschaften, vas last reported �s a lecturer at_the Wtar� - -
semester 1911(A0 at the th--44sVy�Of GottinGen on "Introduction to
Physical QiiTeietz7 and Molecular Dynamics on the Basis of Spectroscopy. 1/
Son of the later German-philosopher Moll Eackenhe has a
younger brother Walter loho is a professor of Economics_ at the Univereity- --
of Freiburg in Bretton. Reportedly not an cutspnken Nazi,-Eucken - -
still is strongly nati-Walistic and considered veiry_atabitious. It
has been stated that Dack�fa bas a tendency to overestimate his personal
value eaneuhat and, theng,h &Stant-from-the common people is -a great
opportunist as far as his /Aram:al-career is concerned. El -7
In DeembOr_19147 Edcken was inchided in a list of German scientists
o were thought to bathe outstanding men in the field Of nuclear
research.-/
1/ Physikalische Mater, Eeft 101 1947
2/ LAC Agency,- Washihgton, D. O., 1943 (Secret) ;
ILO Agencyi-Washington, X-C., 19 December 1947 (Secret)--
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BIOGRAPHIC REGISTER
Name: FLEISCWANN, Prof. Dr. Rudolf
Variant: FLEMCHMANN, Arthur Rudolf
Alias:
Present Position: Director of Physics
Institute, University of Hamburg
Location: Hamburg 36
Jungiusstrasse 9, Germany
Gen. Occupation: Nuclear physicist
Eduoation: Fh.D.T Erlangen, 1929
Languages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 8010553
Wilhelm Date: 19 July 1948
Birthdate: 1903, 1 May
Birthplace: Erlangen
Nationality: German
Race: White
P1/:: Male
Marital Status: Unmarried
Name of Spouse:
Children:
Religion: Protestant
Political Affillation:_ Reportedly
an "extreme Nazi"
a
Prof,Rudolfirchtharip, well known German nuclear-physicist end__ _
colleague _of Prof. BOthe, is presently-the Director_of_the_PhytieS 14atittite
at the UniversityotHeMbarg.
The son of Albert Fleischmannl_professor of ZoOlo&iatithe University
of Erlangon�RUdolfatUdied at Erlangen and the University7OfNunich, 1922
to 1926.: 2:/_ He then worked on his doctorate under Prof._%_Oudden-and
received his degree 25 July 1929. From March 1930_toLOctober1932 he worked
in the First_PhydiOS Institute of-the Universityof Gattingen with Prof. Pohl
and from. October 1932-0 MAY 1934 he was 6 regular -assistant 2/ to Prof. Bothe
1/ at the Philipp Lennard Institute (formerly the Physio-RadiologY Institute)
of the University of-Heidelberg. On 1-May 1934-he_wasiappointelrassistant
to Prof Botha at the institute for Physics of the Kaiser /41helm institute
for Medical Research at Heidelberg, a position he held unti1-1941 y when he
was appointed a part time professor at the University of Strasbourg. 1/ It
W13 here that Fleischmann was seized in November 1944 by U.S. forces, inter-
rogated and_sent to the U.S. as a prisoner of war. g At the time of his
capture, he was described as an "extreme Nazi" and not cooperative. e
maintained his work was of a bindamental nature and covered exclusively appli-
cation of induced radio-activity to biological research. 1/
Politically_Fleischmann was a Nazi. A member of the party since 1933
Ms captured files contained a stenographic transcription of a speech given
by Hitler in 1923 and a complete geneology back to his Ur-Ur-Eltern (great-
great-grandpartents). He was probably bat not cer,tainly a member pf the
Reichforschungsrat under Gerlach. Records indicate-he wrote to ne6.1.ach con-
cerning locations for an evacuation laboratory, received valVe-A4signs from
Groth and was in constant cnnumniestion with obvious members like Maurer. .�./
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FIZISaltAr4, Prof. Dr. Rudolf
Scientifically Fleischmann had been described as a high grade
experimentel-physicist, a specialist in nuclear physics and methods of
isotope separation.4/ Bated-only on a review of his prewar work, -he
VELS ratei during th16 war close Wthe-very-top of his field 7/ and
more recently was included-ameng a list of_the_outstanding rMan
scientists in the atomic energy field. 6/ -Despite Fleischmann's claims.
that his research was fundAMentel, 5/ apt-Urea-records indicate that
_ .
he worked hard on separating Vir, using a tepsrator-tube�Re attended
several meetings of great importance in March 19411 Ftbruary 1942 and
October 1943:et-which many important nuclear physicists_were present
and lectured-at_the first meeting. 1/ FleischMann alto_worked on a_
top priority-reesarch assignment for the Luftwatile and for the Reichsmt
fur Wirtschoftsausbau (National Office for Economic Development)
specifiCallyi-researth-into the application of nuclear-physics to the
solution of problems .involving analytical-chemistry. It !Se :Mortal
that in 1942 be had conferred also with Dr. Schieber, of the Ministry of
Munitions, about his-research program and especially to obtain permission
to build a cyclotron.9/-It is interesting to note that FleiSchmannlin _
his article, 5lleF4Fics of-the Atomic Nucleus and the Prospects for
its PracticalAippliCation6,-(undated tut probably 1942) stated NExperiments-
to date make it seem very probable that the uranium machine _will work. _
Its principal advantage will the "fuel" will be consumed only
vary alowlyc -Thus will, be possible to gave a a very _
great cruising radius -It-the-moment it seems less-likely that-the -
uranium machine ten-te used as an effective bomb". 10/
Me bas-pUblishei_about thirty-five papers on nuclear4bysics and
collaboratedon-some of these with Prof Babe, Wolfgang Centner and --
Norline, 2/ (See attached list of articles.)
Flaiechmann-left-theWa. early in 1946 12/iand_bas held_the-Ohair
of Flay** in the University of Hamburg sind-e17ar19471/ -
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DO, 23 December 1944 (Secret)
X-0, 12 February 1945 (Secret)
Ivo., -29 January 1945 (Secret)
D. 0., 15 December 1944 (Secret)
D. C., 16 June 1945 (Secret)
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Author of the following articles in German journals.
"Some constants and properties of UF6.11 (Source unknown.)
"Cross-section of aluminum for thermal neutrons. n (Source unknown.)
"Measurement of vapour pressure of reactive substances. (A new
application of the separator tabs.)" Naturwiesenschaften, Vol. 29.
pp. 405-400 (Aug . 6, 1941).
radioactfliity." Phys, in regelmass. Ber., Vol. 6, No. 1,
PP- 17-46 (1940). (Survey of work on nuclear reactions and teotope
sertastior, from 1935 to Nov. 1959.)
"Enrichment of 1115 by the separation column method of Clusius and
Dicke'. Physikalische Zeitschrift, No. 41, pp. 1446 (Jan. 1, 1910)
Ntbsorption of slow neutrons in B and Id and the 1/v law."
Zeitschrift fax Physik. Vol. 10, No. 7-0, pp. 403-490 (1936). With
F. Norling.
"Neutron-induced C4 radiation." Zeitschrift fur Pbysik, Vol. 111,
No. 5-6, pp.-21-291 (1936).
"effective cross-sections for slow neutroue.! Zeitschrift far
Phys/k. Vol. 105, NO. 11,12. p. 6966.703 (1937).
"Slot, neutrons." Rrgebnisse der exakten Naturvisseaschaften,
Vol. 16, ip.-1-46 (1937). With W. Bothe.
"Recent results of experimental nuclear investigations." Zeitschrift
far teohnisdhe Physik, Vol. iS, No. 1?, pp. 496-505 (1937).
"Resonance levels of the two Be" isomers." IZeitschrift far Physik,
Vol. 107, No. 3A, 144 205409 (1937).
"Energy resonance for the capture of neutrons." One section of a book
on "Nuolear Physics" issued by the Physical institute of the Technical
College in Zurich in the summer of 1936. Other coauthors were P. Auger,
Bernardini, V Botha, J. Clay, J. D. Cockcroft, J. R. ruhning,
S. Pranchetti, H. Geiger, H. v. Halban, Jr., L. Meitner, M. L. E. Oliphant,
P. Prelswerk, and B. J. Williams. Book was edited by E. Bretscher in Berlin
in 1936. See Natarvissenschaften, Vol. 25, No. 15, pp. 235-236 (April 9,
1937).
miave,length dependence of nuclear photo-effact of beryllium."
Zeitechrift far PLysik, Vol. 100, No. 7-6. pp. 440-444 (1936). With
W. Gontner.
. "Output of gamma radiation excited by slow neutrons." Zeitschrift
fitPhYsik-V01.-100, N6-.- 5-6. PP. 307-32� (1936).
%orgy liberated at-neutron capture." Zeitschrift far Physik,
Vol. 103, No. 1,2, pp. 113-124 (1936).
Npantum energies of sate nuclear gamma rays." Naturvissensdhaften,
Vol. 24. No. 5. pp. 77-76 (Jan. 31, 1936). From Institute of Physics,
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute forMeileal Research, Heidelberg.
"Artificial nuelear transformations." Ergebnisse der exakten
Vaturviogenschafteh, Vol. 114-pp. 1-41 (1935). With W. Bothe. -
"Etcitatioa of secondary gmma radiation by neutrons.* Zeitschrift
fur Pkyeik. VOL 97, No 3-4;pp2142-204 (2ct, 11, 1935); No. 5-6,
pp. 265-276 (Oct. 16, 1935). Zeitschrift fur technische Pbysik, Vol. 16.
No. 11, pp. 412-414 (1935).
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"Gamma radiation of artificially radioactive elements." Naturuissen,_
schaften, Vol.-122,-INO.- 25,-p. 434 (June 22, 1934). From Institute of
Physics Kaiser UilheIm Institute for Medical Research, Heidelberg. .
"G;mma radiatim resulting from slow neutrons," Niturwissenschaften,
Vol. 22, No 50 p.-039 (Dec.- 14, 1934). From Heidelberg� _
6 *New from of Geiger couxter.4 NatutWissenschaften, Vol; 20, No. 15,-
p. 270 (April!, 1932).
"Selective light absorption in thin layers of alkali metal."
Naturuiesenschaften,--Vol. 20, No 15, p. _2(2 (411.1 0, )932),
"Artificial nuclear gamma rays, neutrons andlositrons. Ergebrasso
der axakteniNaturwissenschaften, Vol. 13, Pp. 1-56 (1934). With W. Rothe.
ttaternal_photoelectric -effect in alkali-halides."_Zeittchrift-far
Physik, Vol. �1, No. 11-12, pp. 117.721 (An 4-21, 1933).
"Photoelectric effect in sami-insulatOrt-." iulnalen der PkYsik,
Vol. 5, No. 1, pp.- 73-106 (May 16, 1930).
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BIOCitkPRIC REGISTER
Nine: liTUK,GE, Prof. Dr. Siegfried Case No. 8060181
Variant: FM00E, Prof. Dr. Siegfried 30 July 1948
Present Position: Teaching, University of Birthdate: 16 Mar 1912
Marburg Birthplace: Dresden, Germany
Location: Marburg an der Win, Rent-hof 5 Nationality: German _
Gen CL.IscL2atiork:_ltuclear Physicist Race: White
Sex: Mole
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Dr. Siegfried Fluegge, recently (November 1947) appointed to the newly
established Chair of Structure of Matter at the University of Marburg, 3../
reportedly is teaching Higher Quantum Theory and Theoretical Optics and with
Prof. }iickelliSt conducting a seminar in theoretical physics. 2/
Until_1937 Fluegge was an assistant to Heisenberg tand then moved to
the Kaiser WilWalm laititute for Chemistry. He later became-a fkill profes-
sor at the University of Koenigsberg. 2/ A theoretical physicist, he was
an early writer on the technical uses of chain reaction, fil and based on an
analysis of his prewar_work_onl,y, Fluegge was rated at the very top of his
field at the beginning of the war. 7J During the w�r Mew worked with
Matta:10i and Hahn, 1/ and also was associated with von Ardenne_at the high
tension laboratories of-thi-Reithi3ost. 1/ After V-R day he was gives a
lbighl rating, ��/ and was placed in the top priority group for denial to
a potential enemy-nation. 2/ One of the Senior Authors_of_the_FIAT review
of German Sdientists, Fluegge lectured at'the University of Gottingen
for a while before going to the University of Marburg. icil
In 1947 his services were requested by the Office of Naval Research
to do work at the University of Chicago) /1/ and an investigation to deter-
m_le his political elitibility ha,s-been initiated. 12/ A specialist in
the field of theoretical and nuclear physics and quantum theories, Fluegge
has 'written tramerous-articles some of which are listed on the attached pages.
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See the last article in the following
list.)
Spontaneous fission_of u4n5um and its neighboring elements."
ZeitsChrift fur Thysik, p. 296 (1943).
Introduction to "Nuclear Physics Tables,* by J. Nattauch. A book
publisbed by Springer in Berlin .in 1942.
"Isotope report for 1941; Phyelkalische Zeitschrift,- Vol. 43,
pp. 1-5 (Jen. 1942),: With J. Matteuch. - - -
"The priables of-isomerism in nuclear pysica." Physikalische---
Zeitecbrift, Vol 42, No. 13-14, pp. 21-2 (Sept 1941).
*Characteristic vibrations of-a-iiquid drop, with application to
nuclear physics." Annalen der Physik, Vol. 39, p. 373 (1941).
Th^ e artificial: production of naturally radioactive elements.*
Waturwissenschaften,-V01. 29, Pp. 462-467 (Aug. 1,19141). Report on
work with Cyclotron.
"Concept of When& energy in quantum mechanics.* NatUrvissen-
scheften, 101._2P, No. 43, PP. 613-617 (Oct. 25, 1940). Prom-Berli6-Dahlem.
*Isotope report for 1940.� ftsikalische Zeitschri t. Vol. 42,
pp. 1-5 (Jen-il,j941)! WithJ. Nattanch.
lOhemical_elements and natural atOmic species accOrdingJo_ _
results of isotopic and nuclear investigation.TM PhysikalitChe Zeitschrift,
Vol. 41, pp. 1-14 (Jen. 1, 1940). With 0. Rahn andiJ. Maltanch.
*QUadrupole moment of the dedteron and nuclear forces."
Zeitecltrift fur l'hyeik. Vol-113, 567-595(1939).
"Disintegratien of Th. * Naturvissenschaften, Vo1.:27.-No. 27,
Fp. 470-471(July 7, 1939).- From Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry,
Berlin-Dehlem.
,..Remarks on nuclear isomerism.* Naturriesensaaften. Vol. 27,--No. 27,
pp. 470L-471L(Jo17-7. 1939). Prom Kaiser WilholM Inetitlate_for Oheilietry,
Berlin-Dablec._
"Prospects-of technical utilization of energy-content_of-atomic nuclei,"
Naturwisseischaften Vol. 27;-1T4 402410 (June 9, 1939). Report on recent
papers dealing with this problet in connection with the newly discovered
fission of tbeTnUbleas. From 'raiser Wilhelm Institutelor Ohemietry,
Berlin7pablem.
rEaergy considerations of -production of .13a by Irradiation of U with ------ ---
neutrons. Zeittthtift7fur Plysikalische Mamie, Vol-. 42, Section
No. 3-4, yp. 274260 (1939). With 0 Ditiete.
"Grain-sise and diffusion constant from emanating power." -
ZeitsChrift tar.phytikaliscne Oaeaie, Vol. 42, Section II, No. 3-4,--
pp. 179-2J.) (1939). _ With K. z
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PIUGOE. S. (articles. ntsd.)
"Adsorption at surfaces with congealed therwl equilibrium of the
active tones." Zeitschrift fur glysik3lische Chemie, Vol. 4, seotion B,
No. 5, 144.453-465 (1936). With E. Cremer.
"Faiseion of neutrons from substances rich in hydrogen."
Zeitschrift far Yhysik. Vol. 111, No. 1-2, pp. 109-124 (1936).
"Cross-se:tione for reactions between very light nuclei."
Zeitschrfit fur Physik, Vol. 106, Wo. 9-10, pp. 545-56 (193o).
'Wass defects of 1ight nuclei-from recent theories, of nuclear
forces." Zeitschrift fur Flnysik, Vol. 105, No. 910, pp. 5e2-536 (1937).
"Nuclear physics." I sikalische Zeitschrift, Vol. 36, pp---
13-36 (Jan. 1937). With A. Krebs.
*Structure of the light atomic nucleus." Zeitschrift fur
Milks Vol- 96. No. 1-,pp. 459-472 (SePt. I. 1935).
"Is there a neutron of Mast 21" Zeitschrift far Physik, Vol. 95,
NO. 54, pp. )12_316 _(June 17, 1935).
"Possible occurrence-of bineutrons in nuclear transfonlations."
Zeitschrift fur Yhysiki-Vol. 95, No. 5-6, pp ; 319-320-(Juna17;-1935).
With A. Krebs.
*Nuclear chemistry." Fhysikalische Zeitsehrift, Vol. 36, pp.
466-480 (July 1, 1935). With A. Krebs.
"Deduction of the flandamental equation of stgtistics."
Zeitschrift furPhysik., Vol. 93, No. 11-12, pp. 604-606 (Feb. 26, 1935).
*Viscous elasticity." Annalen der nysik-, Vol. 221_110. 3, IT.
209-222 (March 1935), _
'New interpretation of wave-mechanics. " �Zeitikthrift_ fur_ PhYslic,
Vol. 87, No. 7.-.-0,-Iv.-4320441 (Jan. 26, 1934). With_X. }Welling._
*Theory ofLthe Stoppage of fast electrons.* ZeitsChrift fur- -
Physik, Vol. 15, No. 11-12, pp. 03-696. (Qct. 14, 1933).___ _
."InfluenCe of neuttone co the structure of thelstars."
Zeitschrift ftitAstropkeik, Vol. 6, pp. 272292 (ma01� 1935).
*Wive -mechanics modelref-thanentron" Zeiteclxift furlAysik,_ _
Vol. ta, No. 7_5. pp. 4917495 (m017911 30, 1933).
"Quantum mechilhics of dietbtic systems." Annalen
Vol. 16, No. 7, no':766-760.JApril 1933).
"Present statas of prOblams-of-itellar absorption." Naturvissen-
schaften; Vol._20,_pp. 704705 (Sept. 16, 1932). From -Gottingen.-- Author
is given here as Siegfried Mae. -2-- - - - -
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On the nturn Mechanical Exchange Finera" (1943)
The Determination of Grain. Sizes &-Diffusion Constants by me
Lnanating Power" (1939). With Zimens.
"Can the Baergy Content of the Atca) Nucleus be Utilized Technically?" (1939)
"Observations on the Theory of the Rheotron." (19140
"On the Theory of Resonance Absorption." (1942)
nkstimate of the Proportion of Neutrons_Absorbed in the Resonmce Area_
t
in a Ur.-Bydro ir
Lien Nixtt.e
./ (1939)
of the
"Can One Ilrive e. Uranium Mine in Collaboration with Fastlievatrons?
Unpublished. Research Report. (1942)
"Cm... the ItecitaMora of_Naltrons by Gotio Rays & Their Distribution in
the Atncephere.6 19%. (cy in Naval Research Lab. Library)
"Velocity DiSttibution e_i_Gesciolodideeits Spectrum") of Slow Neutrons__
!bitted ty a ParalfWSotthze.t1 (1944)
*Calculation of Fraction of 141utrop vhich are Absorbed in Resonance Lines
In a U E2 0 Mixture." Part III (1940)
"CalculatioLFrac%ii of Neutron:. Which are Absorbed, in RetorlatiCe Lines
in a U E2 0". Part II (1 )
"Investleation of the Resonance capture of Neutrons by Uranium II." (19/42)
ID collaboration 'with Sauer-vein.
"Prospects of Tech. Utilization of ICnerei Content of Iittelei"
lanky COneideratiorLof
U with Slow Neutrons"
the Production of Barium by Irradiation_of
�00.1 Droste.
R.4*
Me Chemical El+sments & Natdrel Isotopes according to the State of
Research on Isotopes & Nuclei --(19110) With Eatin, Hattauch. Supplement. (19142)
"isotope WeigAts & Pe.elting Fraction Curve" -- with Rahrtattanch.
*Production of Bitment P5 bya. Disintegration�of Radium A and ThoriuTn Aa
du collaboration with Adolf Krebs. - (19414)
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Name: FUENFEB, Erwin Case No, 6030&74
FUNFIR, Erwin Date: 19 Ju14 1946
Alias:
Present Position: Research uurk Pirthdilte: 1911
--Yor the Ilreri Birthplace:
Location: St. Louis, France
WationAlity: German
Gen. Occulation: Nuclear physicist
Race: Matte
Education: Ph.D. SW Male
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DT. Erwin nenferyGerman Ls:clear physicist, wes last reported at
St. Louie France engaged in physical experimental research in ditidlairy
problems, e.g. guided -spark. 2/
A former _student of Geiger or of Gehrtsea, and later assistant to
GehAlaten at the University of Giessen, Fuenfer also was a lecturer at
that University. 2/
Beginning in 1941-ftenferlFymmerste1dand Bothe made up the
Heidelberg group under the latter direction and conducted research on _
pile experiments there until 1943. They then joined -the Keller Wilhelm
Institute ferlaysics in BerlinZalllem under Weir-sacker andileitenbclp y
One report indicates that in March 19241 at a conference of German
scientists Puenfer-tpake rerdir neutrons and Iron,- Ni&el and
Cobalt (or copper) and again in February 1942 regarding neutron, Beryllium,
mean-free-paths end diffusion pethlengths, absorptioniand_Radiw-Meryllium. 4/ -
�
ruenfer has written many articles some of which are listed below:
'Layer 14441ments with Varying Uranium and Heavy Water Thickness."
II/Disintegration of Boron by Slow Neutrons." :
"Back Scattering of 0-Neutrons in ItorV1 1940
"Absorption of Thermal Neutrons and Increase of Fast Neutrons in
Beryllium*, 1941.
"Increase and Absorption of Fast Neutrons in Carbon Water and Heavy
Water", 1942%
"Further Keasur ants on the Neutron Increase in U by Fast Neutrons", 1942.
Pate
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"Layer Experimaats with Variation in the Thicknesses of U and 1)20", 1943.
"Experiment with 1.5 tons D3 and U end a 40 On, Carbon Reflector",
1915. 2/
Based only on a review of his prewar work, Ric:Ser was rated as
close to the top in his field.6/ end more recently has been included in
a list of outstanding German sZientiets in the field of nuclear research.
1/ TAO Agency, Waghington, .D. C., 31 March 194 (Secret)
2/ TAO Agency, Washington, D. C., 21 May 1946 (Secret)
IAC Agency, Washingthn, D.-C., 15 January 19245 (Secret)
it/ TAG Agency, Washington, D. 0., 15 February 1945 (Secret)
5/ IAC Agency, Washington, D. C.;- undated, (Secret)
6,1 IA0 Agency, Washington, D. C., undated, (Secret) ,
7/ TAO Agency, Washington, D. 0.-,-19 December 19147 (Secret)
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Name: GPM, Dr. Wilhelm
Alias:
Case No. 6010552
Date: 19 July 1946
Present Position: Professor, gee Birthdate: 1904
institute, university of Hamburg Birthplace;
Location: Hamburg. 36, Elopstocb Str.
tivrit 6
Gen, Occupation: Physical- chemist
Education: Ph.D.
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Race: INrhite
eS717 Male
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Political Affiliatico: Anti Nazi
Dr. Wilhelm Grath, German atom expert 1/ and. former7assistant to
Prof. ilarteck, 2t was lat3 reported as hoLiiiig a professorship at the
nnysikalisaberinstitut" of Hamburg University. I/

An anti,Nati, Groth was among a_ aoup of persobe biacm-the Hofgeismar
Purge Tribunal_exonerated_on_MruaYY-13, 19. He recently denied
statements of the GerMan-and_fetign press according to which_hahad
informed Nile-Bohr, the Day1h atom expert, on the state of German atomic'
research. ixt en-giving evidence befofe the Purge Tribunal he -had field -
that Bohr, as well as German-atm experts,- had been informed that trials
PI the sphere-, of --acute rei-earch in Germany were made along wrong lines-
and would yead no practical success in the near fkiture-A_vorritten -
statement of .the_Chairvan of the Purge Tribunal however_ showed that
Groat/ had not statedAhat_he bad informed Bohr. I/ !
A specialist in_the field of isotope eeparation by use of the
ultracentrifuge, Groth did research on this problem n from 1941 until 1944
first at Hamburg University 3/ later at Freiburg and finally in November
1944 at Ce114:whereibe-and h14 apparatus_were_seitod later_by an ALSOS
team. 4/ Dr. Groth was in charge of fourteen scientists at Celle. 41_
In 1943 he_was on the scientists who attdoded a meeting under
the chairmanship of MY. Speer, Minister of Armament and War Production,
when the problem of nuclear phypies was discussed. 21; �
A captured German technical report indicated that Professors
Svedberg and DIC Pedersen of Upsala, Sweden learned something of the -
German isotope separation project from Groth..
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Groth, on the basis of his prewar wails only had been rated as
close to the top in his field 6/ end later was given a very high rating
in the Strazsburg Summary. if �lie has published zany articles some of
which are listed. below:
Snrichment of Krypton Isotoyes" in collaboration with collaboration
with HarteCk, 1940,,
"Status of Work on Separating 1U235_and 4238", 1944.
"Corrosion Experiments on Two Alloys Toward DF6", 1940.
"Status of Work on Building an Ultracentrifuge", 1941.
"Status of Work-on Isotope-_Separation at the University of Ramixtrg", 1940. _
"'Report on Meeting with Prof. Svedberg and DT. Pedersen at Uppsala,
Sweden", 1942.
"Separation of U Isotopes by the UltracentrifUgP. I.Enrichment of
Xsnon Isotope", 19142.
"Status of Work on Separation of Isotopes of Pres. Uranium", 1942. - -
"Separation of U Isotopes by tberUltrae-centrifage -II EhriChmett
of U234 and IDF235" ,- 1942.
Troduction-of 176 on a Seiti*Commercial Scale. Investigation of.
the Alloy_CapablIity of U", 1942.
"Separation of U Isotopes by-the Separation Tube and the
D1tracentr1fuges:-1942.
Groth bas alto done some research in ultraviolet rays and
recently has been included1n a list of German scientists_who were- --
thcught to he the ontstandingmen in the field of nuclear researCh. 6/
a/ LAC Agency, Washington, D. O., 1 Natth-1948 (Secret)
y 10 Agency, Wa&ington, D. G., 21 May 1546 (Secret),
1/ 110 Agency, Washington,-D. C. uncteted (Secret)
4/ ILO Agency, Washington, D. C., 167June 1945 (Secret)
IAG ittenq. Washington, D. O., 19 August 1948 (Secret)
6/ 1.0 Agency, Washington, D. C. undated (Secret)
7/ IV) AgpncY, WaShington, D. 0., 12 February 1948 (Secret)
8/ IAL Agency, Waihingten, D ember 1947 (Secret)
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Name: HAIM, Otto
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XIT
Present Position: Scientific assistant
at the Kww, Univ. of Gottinvn
Location: Zeppelin, Str. 5, Gottinten
Gen. Occupation: Physicist
Education: Ph.D.
Lengmsges:
Honors:
Publications:
Casa No. 6010550
Date: 19 July 19148
Rirthdate: 1909
SIrthpTace:
Nationality: Graan
Race: Unite
STIT Male
11-81Ital Status:
Mime oi Spouse:
Children:
Religion:
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PolItical
Affiliation:
Nazi Party �
Otto Eare4-former student and assistant to Prof. Geiger at the
PhysikalisChe TeChnisChe HodhschnleAn_Berlin4hariatenburgbefOre the- -
war 1/ recently (SepteMber 1940 collaborated with F. G. Hantermanns
on alnap:r antitled-"Coincidences with P-Decay and Decay Constants of
Ribidium . 2/ It is presumed Hazel itt-ttill al the Kaiser_Wilhelm
Institute frir-lloics, at the University Of Gottino6 whereiheiwss
reported as late_as the fall-of_1947.2/
A former party member 1] and member of the project under Dr.
Diebaer of the Reichifillaiiiarat at Ralhaus, 1/ Betel is reported_
to have contributed to nuclear_research_in_Germany_before_tht_usr. 4/
Inkarch:1947_he:attended A seminar_of_nuclear physicists at
the St. louis-LabOrattiefin-France and-gftve-a-lectureOnAhe Ps:nitration--
of Matter (Crystals) by Neutrons. 51 A special-Cit in thelintestigation
of resonance levelt-thra transmatarion by means of alpha raysi-Maxel

has also collaborated with Vat in-Measuring absOrption.oross sections. 6/
In addition_to the articles litted below he is also one of the
TIAT Report authors76/
*linclear-Transformation of Boron by Slow Nentrons",-before 1939.
*Energy:and Range of Heavy Disintegration Products of Ul, before 1935.
The Absorption of Neutrons in A-00ous Solutions":in collaboration
with.Vols,_1940.
'Absorption CYCIS Section for_Slow,Neutrons� Method-I Dependance
on Concentration", it collaboration with Volz, 19140.
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"Absorption Gni Slowing Down of Neutrons in Be0", 1941.
!Absorption of Neutrons in Uranium", in collaboration with Volz. 1941,
"Measurement of the Thickness . of the Corrosion Yrotection Layer
- on Uranium", 1944.
"Energy and Range of Slow. Alpha 4Ye01 in oollaboration with Haan, 1943,
In December 1947 Haxel- was incluaed in a list of German scientists
Who were thouglit to be outstandin- men in the - field of nuclear research, 7/
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1/ LAC Agency, Waahington, D. C., 21 -1946 (Secret)
2/ Physikal s Che Blntt er: #9-i-1947 --
2/ LAC ispric,y, Waehineon,-: X- 0.4 13 April 1945 (Secret)
4/ 1AG Agen6y, Vlaahingtien, D. C. 26 March 1946 (Secret)
5/ LLO Aoncy, _Washington, D. C., 12 March-1947 (Secret)
IACACehcYWaahingtfon, D.- C., undated (Secret)
7/ 1AG Agency,-Washington. D. C.-:-19 December 19147 (Secret)
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BIOGRAPHIC REGISTIR
HoUria,ANNS, Fritz, G.
� Variant: HOUTMILOS, Fritz G.
Present Position: Lecturer 4_ profeesor_
Second-k-nysics Institute, University
of GU tingen
Location: 22 Lotzvstrasse, Gatingen.
Gen. Occupation: Physicist
Education; Germany; ca4ridge University,
-mgLand; Therisov Physico-Technical
Institute, Russia__
Lanipages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 7005160
30 July 1948
Birthdate: 22 Jan. 1903
Danzig
Nationality: German
Race: Waite
Sex; Male
aMTtel status: Married
baste Sixusel
Children:
Political Affiliation:
(see belOWY
/rite Routertamos, German pl,-lysicist, has been reported as lecturing
at the winter semester, 1347-46, at the University :of Gtittingen on the
Physics of the Neutron. 1/
Born in_Danzig of Ilitcex tion, Btoutermanns grew-up in Austr,la
end Germary-and left the latter in 1933 titlark he Wail an associate and
co-worker of_Gtastav Rertz_beceuse of the Nazi party. -Ee-prOceeded to
England and worked at_Cstabrid,ge University and subsequently went to
illeatov,Russiat-Vaere he worked at the Physic� Technical Institute.
In 1937 As he was ykreparing_tojeave Pussia, RouteTmanns,_according___
to his own statement, was arrested by the NM (now the )(VD)-on-vague
dharges of counter revolutionary activity for Germany.-- Shortly after
the German-aussian Treaty _of 1939 and as a result of_the .intervention__ _
of Dr. R. A. Milliken_of_California_Tech, he was released in 1940_ after
preparing what_he_claime_was_a_fhlse confession of technidel-espbnege
wilich he forted in such a manner_ as to_be scientifically fallacious,
but which eatiefied_the_VICVD, lobo exiled him' to Germany in spite of his
requests not to be Upon his arrival in Getatirly,--Botternanns
says he Waz7 immediately imprisoned by the Gestapo 2/ After_three months
he WWI released bit he was never admitted to the UW_ViZEIN (Uranium -
Society) because he7was-cons1dered_unsafe. .4.6 result his connection
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HOUTERMANNS Fritz G.
with the German nuclear physics project was not great although he
was in close contact with von Vieizsacker and von Ardenne and worked
with the latter on a cyclotron.
In 1941 Houtermanns wrote a long and detailed evaluation of the
quality, political inclination and present situation of physicists,
engineers and technically trained helpers in the USSR, based on
his personal observations. He made two trips to Kiev and Kharkov
in 1941 in the service of the RiM for the purpose of taking over
research_institutions. A/ Houtermannst official position during
the war was with the PTR (German Bureau of Standards) at Ronneburg,
Thuringen where he worked with counter-tubes. 2/
Politically, HoUtermanns at the time of his departure from
Gottingen_in_1933 was inclined toward Communist trends. This view,
however, was soon changed due to his imprisonment as a foreign
suspect and other unpleasant experiences-while in Russia prior to
1940. // His request to the Russians not to.be returned to Germany
indicates hisanti-Nasi sympathies. In 1945 HoUtermahns, in an
interview with a representative of the U.S., [dated he believed that
Russia_has not abandoned her desire of creatiftg world-wide Commanism.
A criterion of the sincerity of any nation, Nautermanns_believes,
can be establishedby the insistence on the part of the U.N. that
each member nation allow its citizens to emigrate_iYeely. He believes
that a nation refusing this right to its citizens cannot be-trusted
and that the U.N.--cariatill force Russia to adopt this rule. V
Scientifically, opinions on HOUtermanns differ. A teehnical
interrogator in 1945, appraised hid ELS possessingdnformation which
was unreliable And opinions which were immature. 2/ An eVAllY
reliabletoUtte-indicated that this appraisal should be diteounted.
2/ Houtermanns wss stated to be the first map in Germany-to propose
fissionability_Of4aUtoniUm and wrote several memoranda on the subject
but little attention was paid to him in Germany. .
Hautermanns has written many articles some of which are listed
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"The Enerty Consumption of Isotopic Separation" 1941.1
"Nuclear Physics Works in Nathrwissenschaften" 1940-41.
"Me Question of-Starting a Nuclear Chain Reaction" 1941
"T',a Question of Releasing Nuclear Chain Reactions" 191414
"On the Use of Thorium for Nuclear Enera from Fission" 1945.
"Concerning_ the Thermal Dissociation of the Vacuum." 3 Mar 147 _
in collaboration with_Jensen.
"Uber den (11,2n) Processes Involving Beryllium with Neutrons
From-a-(Po71 Be)-Source- "
itKathematis cIN,Physikoli oche Klasse" 1946/
NThe Age of Uranium" June 1947.
coirab-orated with 0. Haxel on a paper entitled., 110o1ncidences
with B-Dece,y and decay constants of Ribiditual 1947.
Mrs. Routermanns_has_been_reported an being at the_Ph,yeice Department
of Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Hass. 6/
4/
Eti
7/
FhysLkalische_Blatter, No. 10, 1947 (unclassifieei
1AC Agency, Washington, D.C., �0 Feb 46 (Secret)
.10 Jan 46 (Secret)
, 6-Oct 45 (Secret)
--,29 July 47 (Secret)
. 30 Jan. 146 (Secret)
, 12 Sept. 45 (Secret) -
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Case No. 8010573
Name. JENSEN, Hans _ Date: 29 July 1948
Variant: JENSEN, J(ohannes) Hans
Present Position: University of Hamburg- Birthdate: 1907
Birthplace:
Location: Hamburg,- Germany
Nationality; Naturalized German
Gen. Occupation: Physical Chemist of Dutch extraction.
Education: Race: White
Sex: Male
Languves: Marital Status:
NSW of Spouse:
Honors:
Children;
Religion
Political Affiliation:
It the_begidning of the last war Professor Hans Jensen recently
(Dec. 47) reported at the University of Hamblrg, 1/ had boll rated by
U.S. 9oureas, based on a survey-of his pre-war work_only, 83 very close -
to the top in his field. 2/
A former fUll professor, 2/ and Director of the Institute of Physical
Chemietry at the TeChnisthe-Hochschule at Hannovery-1/ Jensen WO a theoreti-
cal collaborator at the Institute Harteck during the war, 2/ Known for
his work on the-theoretical considerations of the separation of iSotcPes, _
2/ be was_anLadvisor-te Harteek, Groth and Suhr, on_their_ultracentrifuge -
experiments and also worked on heavy water research, 1/ He corresponded
frequently with ?ref,: Rudolf Fleischmann, at the University of Strasbourg
on isotope separation _research and for a time worked_on_the_cyclotron in
Paris. A/
An indicationf Jensen's importance is shown In a report that stated
in 1943 a meeting was called hy-Atc... Speer, German Minister of Armaments
and War Pftduotion, to diocese the problem: of nuclear_plysics and Jensen
was one of the scientists invited to attend, 2/. ifs also was given a Nhighlt
rating by, U.S. analysts in 1944. A/
Politically, little is known of Jensen except that he allegedly kept
Bohr informed on research activities in Germany and Norway during the war. 1/
He is the author of many works ease of which are-listed below;
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On the Slowing UpScattering and Capture of Neutrons in
Solid 002 and on Their Capture in Ur" in collaboration with
liprteck, Knaner and. Suess. 19110. Unpublished.
"Slowing Up of Neutrons in Carbon, Water sni. Eeavy Water." 19104.
"Absorption of Therral Neutrons in Carbon" in collaboration
with Bothe. l9.
"Concernins the Thermal Dissociation of Vaccuns" in collaboration
with ilouterinanne.
"Concerning the &citation of Molecular and Lattice Oscillation
CMS ed byRecoI1ii Nuclear Proces 3 es irChemically Combined
Akins" in collaboration with Steinwedel.
*Articles pablielied by Jensen, J. Hans D. and proviso(' to he the Jensen
reviewel above;
1/ LW Agency, Washington, D.C., undated. (Secret)
2/ IA0 Agency, Washion, D. C. , un&st ( Secret)
LiC Agency, Washington, D.C-21--likv. 46 (Secret)
4/ ue Agen(7Washington, D;0-12 Feb. 115 (Secret)
IAC Agency, Washingtkn, D.C. 19 Aug. (Secret) ,
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Name: JCPDAN, Prof. Dr. Faul
--VFrient:
Alias:
Present Position: Guest professor
at Hamburg University
Location: Hamburg 36, Jun6lus Str.
9C Germany
Gen. Occupation: Astro-physicist
education: University of Ggttingen
1924
Lanepazes:
Honors:
00.1�Wati=lie
Publications:
Case No. b010399
Date: 19 July lytiS
Birtbdate: 16 October 1902
ITITETI-675e: Hanover, Germany
Nationality: German _
Race: White
SWF' Male
'Waal Statue; Married
rame oi 6pouse:-
Children:
-Religion; Protestant
Political Affiliation: Reportedly en
Navowed-Erazi"--
Prof. Penl-Jordan,_the son_of_a.lianaver painter Prof. Ernst
Jordan, attendedithe University of Gottingen eere be-specialited
in physics, mathematics and the natural sciences. He received
his degree in 1924 and later studied in Copenhagen. After serving
as an assistant professor at Gottingen, be moved to Reliburg where ,
he taught theoretical-Phyaide-from 1927-to 1929 and later from
1935 to 1944 at Rostock utere-he became a full professor.A1 Jordan
is relorted also_as occupyring-the chair TheoreticalPhysier,in
Berlin daring 1943 and 1944. El
After the collapse of_ Germany, he wee allegedly invited to
succeed Prof. Max von Lane at Berlin and fitid1945 to 1947 he
tent and did_research work at attingen, 1/ In the spring of
1947, together witha German solar physicia named Hiepenhaaer, _
Jordan reportedly attended a conference held at St. Ladie,lrance
by the JoliotOarle Committee on Atomic &orgy 2/ and lectured
an new cossologic theories. .111
In 1947 be was appointed ggest professor at Rambar, if_
Where it is reported that his_lectures_drew_upwWaof 4WThtdents.
His wife is stated to be in Berlin trying to move their effects
to Hamburg 2/ Where Jordan is living in incredibly primitive
conditions 7ndlliteri11.y starving". Y
Po1itical-W..10rd= has been reported as being an "avowed
Nazi" but his ability has been etknowledzed both by his fellow
'workers 6/ and by our own scientists whoftated him Very close _
to the t5p bated-Only an his pre-'r activities 1/
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if TAO AGCY, WASHINGTON, D. C., 7 January 1948 (Unciatsifie4)
2/ LAC Agency, Washington, D. Ci, 0 Janunry 1948 (Secret)
2/ LAO Mency, Warlingion, D. O., March 19147 (Secret)
4, IA0 Auncy, WaShington, D. C. 12 March 1947 (Secret)
5/ IAC Agency, Washington, D. C., 20 January:1948 (Secret)
6/ TAO Agency, Washington, D. C., 9_December_1947 (Secret)
7/ LAC AatacY, Washington, D. C., =Wel (Secret)
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BIOGRAPHIC GI SR
Name: 110PraliJai, Dr. Hans
Variant:
EMI"-
Present Position: Research. Univ.
�6r-Vvr
Location: _Banrat4erberstrasse-12. -
Gottingen. Germany
Gen. Occupation: Theoretical physic-
ist
Pdacation: Ph.D.
Languages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 8061186
Date: 19 July 1948
Birthdate:
BIF1ETTg7e:
Nationality: uennan
Pace: White
swrr Male
Waltal Status:
tame 61-5use:
Children:
Religion:
Political Lf
Dr, Hans Kopfermann, former professor at the University of Kiel _
is reported to De Director of the Second Pkys1ca1 Institute at the7 -
University cf_Ottingen 2/ 40ing bOW04researeh. EILA specialist
in theoretical and nuc1e5r physics, Eopfermann has been acka41edged. - to be an enthority_in_the field of nuclear spinand-wpeotrOsPOpY 4/
n Kopfermann_has_a 6 Mev betatron and a_mase spectrograph at _
Gottingen-1/ and reportedly is a very modest individnal-and some4lat
awed by finding 10Self in the Chair previously occupied by kr9fessor
James Franck. He-recently collaborated with P. Exitlate:of:Gottingen
on a paper entitled. ',Isotope Shifting Effect of thelleavy Water Elements
which wasiprpented at the SepteMber 1947 meeting of the German,Thysicel
Society inA8ttingen.
In December 1947 Kopfermann was included in a list of German
scientistsiWholtere thoueit to be the outettadingman-in thafieLl-
of nuclear research. 6/
1/ IA0 Agency, Washington, D. C., 21 May 1946 (Secret)
2/ IAO Agency, Washington, D. C., 16 January 1948 (Secret)
1/ LAO Agency, Washington D. C., 29 September 1947 (Secret)
4/ 10 Agency, Washington, D. C., 22 June 1948 (Secret)
Phytika1ische_21itter, #9, 1947
6/ IA0 Agency, Washington, D. c., 19 De��1947 (Secret)
Approvzd fv,,,Rett�as,,
Date
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Name: MAURITI, Werner
Variant:
XITFEr-
Present Position:
Location: %ilea Bei KOln
-Uber-berg-Kreis (B2) _
Gen. Ocoupation: Physicist
Education: Ph.D, Technische Hochschule,
- 1933.
Languages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 8010 0
Date: 19 July 1946
Birthaate: 1906,
Birthplace:
Nationality: German
Race: White
SW- Male
RTATItal Status:
Name at ause:
Children:
Religion:
Political Affiliation: Reportedly an
-17611-arelinT, az try"
22 March
Dr. Werner Maurer, formerly a spectrosoapist and an assistant at
the Technische Hooscnileiin Darmstadt,-2/ was a member of the Reichsfor-
schungsrat Iernpb,ysik durin-g the war. la anti Wol-fgang Riezler_were an
Arbeits gruppe under Prof. Gerlach 2/ and worked on the Paris cyclotron
under Joliot from 1942-1944. Previously in 193i-36Mo:tzar had spent a
year and a half with Bathe at the ICaterWilhelin Institute, Heidelberg 2/
e-rtd also during this period was associated '4ith-the American physicist -
Dr. J. B. Irisk. 3, He later was located at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, - -
for Physics at nrlin-Dablem 2/ and the University of Strasbourg under
Dr. IPleischmann.
Maurer vaa_astized at the University of Strasbourg in November 1
United Stites -fsraserd in subsequent interroattions in December he vas
uncooperative. Be stated that in the time he spent at JoliWs_laboratory
he did no war research and was associated-with experiments on the separation
of Biessath isotopes.- -in analysis of his laboratory not
that he had drafted-a7rticled On the nuclear physics of chlsittef, copper
and lanthanum and on the artificial radio -activity of Bismuth iiheie was
also an indication that during-the manths-itetediately-priceding his seizure
he was walking hard on beta-radioactivity and &m&-radioactivity produced
artificially in tantalum, tungsten, hafnium. trulfIlr and other materials
of intermediate atomic number. 4/
_
Politically Maurer has been reported as unquestionably a reliable
Nazi and in 1945 wss in a prisoner of war camp in tue U.S. 1/
Scientifically he also bas been associated with research-on the
proportionality amplifier, radio-active isotopes (also chemical separation)
high frequency and the cyclotron 4-and has been described as en able young
physicist., 2./
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t.) 4[444a6
- Dr. Maurer has written the fo11owin6 scientific articles:
"Transforwtion of Boron by Slow Neutrons", in collaboration with
J. B. Flak.
"Energy Distribution of Neutrons from Boron".
"Neutron Emission of the Umnium Nucleus as a Result of its
Spontaneous Fission, 1942. -
He also contribute' a note to Zeitund far Naturforsplinna, Band 2e,
Heft 10 in October 1947 entitled._"A_new 10--mii7-Lantha72um isotope resultingli
from the irreilation of barium with deuterons". Barium; as a chloride,
nitrate or carbonate vas -irradiated with deuteron be: supplied
by the Collao de France cyclotron to a maximum Of 5.8 140.
1/ LAC Agency, WaSilington X-0., 20 February 1946 (Secret)
2/ Lie AGENCY, Washington D. G., 21 May 1946 (Secret):
2/ L90 Agency,- Washington, 1). 0., undated (Secret)
4/ 'AO Atencyshington, D. O., 12 February 1945 (Secret)
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MAURER, W.
Author of the following articles in German jouru&ls.
"Investigations of radioactive copper as an indicator for experiments
on animals." Naturwissenseheften, Vol. 30, No. 45-.y. pp. 569-590 (Dec. 3,
1943). With G. Schubert, H. Vogt, and W. Riezler.
"Neutron emission of the uranium nucleus as a reselt of its spontaneous
fission." Zeitschrift fur Physile, p. 265 (1945). With H. Pose.
"Artificially radioactive isotopes of lead and its neighboring elements
obtained from uranium and thorium lead." Zeitschrift fur Physik, Vol. 119,
pp. 602429 (Sept. 25, 1942). with Wolfg,ang Bann.
"The 15-minute isotope of molybdenum and the isotope of element 43
produced therefrom." Zeitschrift fur Physik, Vol. 119, pp. 554-551 (July 31,
1942). With Wolf&engRamm.
"Experiments on fluorescence radiation of helium and the conservation
of spin at impacts of the second kind between excited and normal helium atoms."
Zeitschrift far Physik. Vol. 115, No. 7-0, PP. 410-430 (1940). With R. wolf.
"Light excitation by ion and atom collisions." ilyelkalische Zeitschrift,
Vol. 40, yr. 161-161-(Karch 1, 1939).
"Transformation of B by slow neutrons.' Zeitschrift fur Physik, Vol. 11?,
No. 7..e, IT. 4)6-452 (1939). With J. B. lriak.
1Long:st range proton Volp in the disintegration of boron ty alpha
particles. Zeitsohrift_far Physik, Vol. 107, No. /-0, pp. 509-512 (1930.
With H. Haler-Leibnitz.
'Nuclear transformations and cosmic radiation. Zeitschrift far technische
Physik, Vol. Id, No. 12, pp. 536-541 (1937) and khysikaliscne Zeitschrift,
Vol. 36, PP. 964�;967 (Dec. 1, 1937). with W. Both., W, Gentner, H. Miler-
Leibnitz, E. Wilhelmy, and K. Scbleiser.
*Excitation function and energy distribution of neutrons emitted from
boron by bombardment with alpha particles." Zeitschrift fur Physik, Vol.-10/,
No. 11-12, pp. 721-729 (1931).
"Lit excitation by bombardment of positive caesium ions by helium atoms."
Zeitschrift far Physik, Vol. 104, No. 1-2, pp. 115-121(1936)
"Lit excitation by collision of lithium ions with helium atoms.'
Zeitschrift fur Physik, Vol. 104, No. 9-10, pp. 656-665 (1937).
"Effective cores-section for excitation of the Li-line by collision of
Na ions and Be.' Zeitschrift fur Physik. Vol. 106, No. 7-6. FP. 453-457
(1937). With K. Mehnert.
�Light excitation in helium by-collision with yotassium ions." Zeitschrift
far FAysik, Vol. 101, No. rr� 323-334 (1936).
Excitation of mercury by bombardment with, Na, It, WI; CO:"
Physikalische Zeitschrift, Vol. 37, Pp. 659-661 (Sok. 15, 1936). With
O. Henle.
*Fluorescence of helium and collisions of Tthe second kind by excited
helium atoms.� Zeitschrift fur Physik, Vol. 92, No. 1-2, pp. 100-115
(Nov. 2, 1934). With R. Wolf.
�Excitation in Re by impact of He atoms at 0 to ODOU v." Zeitschrift
fur itYea' Vol. 96. No. PP. 4�9-5)2. MO.
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BIOMMIC RECTIGT&
Name: PORL, DT. Robert Wickerd
Aiias:
Present Position: Professor,
--Univ. -as (cttinen
location: Bunsen Strasse 10,
--0aFfilrlopstodk Str 4
Gen. Occupation: Experimental
golcist
Ectucation: Ph.D., Berlin 1906;
Dr. of EnneerIng,
Breslau
Lang.lagee:
Honors:
Publications:
case No. 6)10554
Date: 19 July 1946
Birthdate: V) August
BirthfIgFe: Hamburg
Nationality: Gellman
Race:
eSW - Male
Waal Status: Married
Name sox spouse: Tusca Madelung
Children: TI.o girls, one boy
Relitint- Protestant
Political Affiliation;
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Dr. Robert Pohl. Cerdan physicist, ieas last reported (0ctober-
1947) as being at theUnivereity of Gottingen. 1/7A-relative of
the famous 17th_century astronomer Johann Kep37, Pohl received'
his doctorate freke-the University of Berlin in 1906. Be later
lectured there 1n_1911-and:in_1916 became a professor at the
University of attingen. __ rrom IWO until the last van-Pohl-was -
the Director of the Physics Institute gt-that University. Be -
is the author-of_bookelen "Introduction t4Phyelo4"; "Lessons
in Electricity", 1927): and n4echanics and Acoustics' (1930)
and has published a number of articles on light and electricity.2/
Do-editor with_Prof. Ton 10040 of Zeitschrift FO Phyeik, 811
American licensed ecieTntific publicatir
reported as collaborating with Prof.- Mollao on lectures-cc-certain
phases of "Electricity and Optics" during the 1947-0 winter --
semester at the Iltivereity of attingen. If_
Pasedkn an -analysis of his pTewar000rt Pohl had been_rated___ _
during the war-as-fairly hicia among the-Caftan ecientitte_4rand_
lately was indblial in a list of German scientiett igho-wer75 = -
thought to te the outstanding men in the field-ofnuclear research15/-
1/ LAC Wecy,.Washingt04. .% C., undated, (Secret)
2/ IA0 Agency, Wathington, D. C., undated, (Secret).
1/ LAC Agency, Washington, D. C., undated. (Secret),
4/ Ike Agency, Washington, D. C., undated, (Secret),
y AgAncy, Wathington, IL-C., undated, (Secret),
APProvti.for,
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BIOGRAPHIC 1LE0I
Name: BIEILLR, Prof. Dr. WolfgAng
--Tgrient: METZLER
Alias:
Present Position: Lecturer at
Univ. of Bonn
Location: Bonn Nuss Ailee 6
Gen. Occupation: Physicist
Education:
Iangagee:
Honors:
-')ublicatione:
the
TD1
Case No. 6010555
Date: 19 July 1946
37INIFf--
Birthdate:905
3'
Nationality: German
Pace: White
Male
;Wits]. Status:
Name or spouse:
Children;
Religion:
Political Affiliation:
Dr. Wolfgang Riener. *o_before the war did research_work-at
the X.-ray Research InstitUtbrof_the University of Bonny:end at
the University of Cologne 2/, has returned to do researZh-et-t1W- - --
I
Physics Institute of the-f3imer:University. 1/
A member of the Reidhsforschungsrat Kernphysik under Prof. Gerlach
during the war,--Beizler, worked with Gentner at_theAlniversity of
Cologne in 1943.-11e-andlteurer_were_an arbeits grurie under_Ger1ad6
and he also worked with Joliot_on_the Paris_cyclotron dttrintr1942=44.-3/
When the University of Cologne was evacuated in 1915J;4etleraccoopfulrod_
the grcup to GarthiathPartenkirchen.
Specializing_in the scattering of alpha rays, cross sections of
neutrons,/ and radio active isotopes, Riezler has been rated by Prof.
P. F. KirZhner; former professor of experimental. physiCs at the
University of Cologne as a "good IlAysicist". 2/
In April 1946. Riesler attended a nuclear physics symposium
held at St. Louis, France and discussed at length with Prof. F.
Sauter a report given by Prof.- W. Doring on the Smth opus ;-4/
Dr. Riezle _haawritten many articles some of which are listed
below;
"Introduction to NuclearPhysics", 1942.
nesting of ST6 as Filler of Imization__ChaMbere% Verh D.411ye-.-_0es, 1939.
"Absorption of C. Reutrons_in_Rare_Ferthe", 1940._
"Peculiar Behavior of the Effective_Cross-Sect. of.Uranium for -
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Slow Neutrons", 1942.
"Infbrence of the Layer Thickness of the Measurement of
Working Cross Sections of Slow Neutron", 1942.
"Absorption Cross Section of Metallic Uranium for Slow Neutrons", 1941.
"Activation of Xenon by Neutrons", 1943. 1/ ,
In December 1941 Riezler was included in a list of Gem=
scientists who were thought to be the outstanding meri in the field
of nuclear research. 5/
_
1/ 1AC Aency,r Washington, D. C., undated, (Secret)
2/ IA0 Agency, Washington, DC., 3 September 1946,1 (Secret)
1/ LAO AgencyWasbington, D. C., 21 May 19116, (Secret)
4/ IA0 Agency,�Washington, D. O., 5 Ma�y 1941, (Secret)
5/ ILO Ment7, Washington, D. C., 19 Decezber 1947; (Secret)
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Name: STARKE, Dr. Kurt
--Villent:
Alias:
Present Position:
Location: In Baedkerfeld
(Apri1-1947)
Gen. Occupation: Nucloar
Education:
LanPages:
Honors:
Publications:
Case No. 6061537
Date: 19 July 1946
Birti4ate: 1911
B759141Thce:
Beidelber6
Natioa1ity: German
chemist
Race: Wtite
Male
WIFital Status: -Unmarried
same of 'Spouse%
Mildren:
ReligiOn;
Political Affiliation:
Dr,;-:Kart-Starkeormer. assistant at the Kaiser Wilhelm IntstitUte
for Chemistry at Berlinth J an
iec 1/ and speolaliet tnnuclear-chemietry;-use --
last reported as nevtiatingtgi terms of a contract with the FibnCh
government (Apr111.947).-_-_2/ ,
i-student-Of bOth Prof. Hahn in Berlin-Dtblem lina Prof. Bothe
in Heidelberg, 2/ Starke was an assistant at KWIC until l9 It was
reported that-hT-worked on the Paris cyclotron during the war and also-
on the Separation of radio-active-libtopes and the chemical:proper-ties of
neptunium ;-2/
VT �Starke worked on the element 9y with Prof. Hahn and on heavy
water production experiments with Clusius and ha i had some association -
with.Mme: Bob Zab Vei, radium researcher aT the Joliot-Clarie Institute.
In December 194.6 he wrote Mme. Zbh-Wei informing her of the activity of
German scientists enclosing copies of scientific treatises. Al that time
he stated he had not found a position which he liked, could not leave the.
U.S. Zone and evidenced a hope that he-would be offere& a, position in the
U.S.A. y
Starke has written many articles some of which are listed below:
"Separation of Artificial Ratiloactive Isotopes & Isomers", 1941.
finrichment of Artificie31yRadioactive Uranium Isotope 92 U 239
and-itt-Danglter 93 239 (Element 93)1 May 1941.
wiasbin&out and Riaification of B2- IDY.- D.MixtUre ", FebruarY__
19132, with Clasius.
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"Theory of Fractional Distillation of 112 - HD - D2 Mixtures", with
Clusius, June 19142.
In December 1947 Starke vas included in a list of German scientists
who were thought to be the outstanding men in the-field of nuclear research. 6/
TAO Agency, Washington,
IAC Agency, Washington,
y TIC Agency, Washington,
IA.Cen Agcy, Washington,
in
y /AC Agency, Washington,
6/ I10 Agency, Washisgton,
D. C., 21 May 1946 (Secret)
D. C., 29 April 194 (Secret)
D. V, 22 1946 (Secret)
D. C., undated (Secret)
D. 16 Janttal7 1947 Wonfidential)
D. C. 19 Decenber 1947 (Secret)
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WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
6 July 1951
10,10RAOUX FOR Colonel Daniel E. Ellis, USAF'',
Director, Joint Intellience Objectives Agency
SUBJECT Infonlation Report No. 11,Q:` )6)
C.
1. With reference to your request of June 26, 1951 to -----
Arthur_H. Alexander, (reference JIOA 1024) there is attached
for your attention a copy of Information Report No.
VIA Misc.
Extra Copies
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INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY Germany (Western Zone)
SUBJECT German Guided Missiles Experts-Potentially-
Available for Employment in the US
PLACE
ACQUIRED -
DATE
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SOURCE
1. During the years 1932-45_the Germani_built_up� especially at Peenemuende, a large
highly skilled and thoroughly trained group of guided missile personnel 'which
included soientistsengineers, technicians and foremen. After the close of
World War 11, these experts were dispersed. The USSII secured more of these
men than any other nation. Smaller groups went to the ITIC and France. The US
Army, in its Operation _"Paperclip*, brought a limited number to the US. A
large reservoir still remains in Germany.
2, An acute shortage of men. skilled in this field, confronts the US today in its
accelerated guided missile program. This shortage will increase in the future.
A long time and a great deal of motley are required to train men haring the
necessary foundation for this work. Such men are also in short supply: so that
the outlook, from the standpoint of technical personnel, lq serious.
a pa rtial solution to _ this bottleneck would be
ng a rge Et 01" o e. rtV from the German reservoir to work on the
VS guided missile program, such a igroup could be recruited,
under proper conditions, tha wo _prove le to any guided missile programs,
whether based on German experience or not, Most of the men concerned are
extraordinaril devoted to the subject on which they have spent so marry years
and marly desire to come to the US..
. Following is a list of 32 men of exceptional reimiae
d a d re to_come to the_GS._
n the
Name Last trhown Address
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THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
During the years 1932-45 the CATIMIIS built up, especially at Peenemuende, a large
highly skilled ezid-thoroughly=trained group of guided znissile personnel which
included scientists,_engineers,�tecAnicians and foremen. After the_close_of
World War II, these experts vere_dispersed. The USS:Ft secured more of these
men than any other nation. Smaller groups went to the UK and France. The LIS
Army, in ite Operation *Paperclip", brought a limited number to the US. A
large reservoir still remains in Germany,
ante shortage of a:tem.-skilled in this field, confronts the US today in its
accelerated guided ndseile program. Thia_shortage will increase in the future.
A. long time and a_great deal of motley are required to train men having the
necessary foundation for this work._Such men are also in short supply, so that
the outlook, from the standpoint of_technical personnel, 3g serious.
a partial solution to this_bottleneck would be
o ng a rge n er o e rts from the German reservoirto work on the
US guided missileprogram such a group could be recruited,
under proper conditione,_tha wou prove va 1 le to any guided missile program,
whether based on German experience or not._liost of the men concerned are
extraordinaril devoted to the subject on which they have spent so many years
and many desire to come to the US..
Following is a list of 32 men-of exceptional omise who have in_the
d a d sirs-to come_ _the_US.
NarAt
1) Dip Ing Knob Bc-lien
2) Dr Thg Rithard Bernd
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InVentor of the famous
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Chief of the rocket
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Bodenbach
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-E B Nabern/Teek
Wtirttemberg
US Zone
Jtueegirigen (Hoban-
zoliM)
Schfitte 20
DI nIBUTION
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3) Ing Herbert Borchert Berlin-SpendaU
Azkanierring G II
4) Dipi Ing W1edrich Frau Irmgard Grass
Brandner (20) Mattierzoll
uber Boorssum
Zuckerfabrik
5) Ing Alfred Diehl
(13b) Augsburg
tessingstr 10
6) Ing Hans E P Fahlbusch Hamburg 13
'seat? 89
Ing Rolf Falk�
8) Dr Werner Fricke
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9) Dr Ing S J GieTers
10) Dr Ing Johannes
Goerner
1
Ing Kurt Graupe
Aachen
Maltheserstr 13
13) Dipl Ing Johannes
Hillermann
(16) lanfried/Werrs
Schlitdstr 22 -
2 Princess Gardens
London S W 7
(21b)-Iser1ehn
Wallstr 48
(141) Geislingen/
Steige
Kepplerstr 36
bei Ffeiffenberger
(24b) Sophien
Magd Koog
Post Bredstedt
UT HUB=
(24a) Luebeck-
Travemuende
Priwall, Waldweg 172
Cowents
Better than average
designer, tools and fixtures.
Excellent automatic pilot
and servo man.
Very good designer and test
engineer worked on He 176,
178, Me 163, 263. For long
years employee of Measerschmidt
Stress analyst Junkers,
Hentschel, MesaersChmidt�
Blohm and _Voss.
Very good electrical engineer.
Special experience in Water-
fall test stand instrumenta-
tion.
Leading development engineer,
Rheintochter.
One of the best-auto-pilot
and servo men.__Kreiselgerete
m_b H. Now back in Germany.
Address unknown.
Creative and very good
electrical engineer.
Anschfits timer development
for V2 and Waterfall.
Excellent'mathematician-for
calculation of electrical
control instruments. For
years Feenemnende� preliminary
design group.
Very good engineer for elec-
trical and pneumatic valve
design.
Good test engineer.. Vibra-
tion expert. Worked at Peene-
muende-West With Walther-
Keil, Gotenhafen and D V L.
14) Ing Udo Heubuer.
Stuttgart-Zuffen- Chief test engineer for gas
hausen generating plants and turbine
Markomannenstr 35 pumps. Feenemuende.
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6) Ing Hans E P Fahlbusch Hamburg 13
Isestr 89
7) Ing Rolf Falke
8) Dr Terrier Fricke
_
^.
Y) ET Ing S J Glovers
10) Dr Ing Johannes
Goerner
11) Ing Kurt Graupo
12) Ing Alfred Haut
13) Dipl ing Johannes
_ _Hillermanm
14) Ing Udo Heubuer.
15) Ing Joachim on
Koellor
Aachen
Malthes rstr 13
(16) Untried/Terra
Schlagdstr 22
2 Princess Gardens
London S W 7
(21b) Iserlohn
Wallstr 48
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Stress analyst Junkers,
Hentschel, Messerschmidt,
Blohm and Voss.
(14a) Geislingen/
Steige
Kepplerstr 36-- -
bei_Pfeiffenberger-
(24b) Sophien -
Mag4 Koog_
Pott_Bredstedt
UV HUBUM-
(244) Luebeck--
Travemuende
Priwall� Waldweg 172
Very good electrical engineer.
Special experience in Water-
fall test stand instrumenta-
tion.
Leading development engineer
Rheintochter.
One of the beat auto-pilot
and servo men. Kreiselgerete
m b H. Now back in Germany.
Address unknown.
-Creative and very-good
electrical engineer. -
Inschats timer development
for 92 and Waterfall.
Stuttgart-Zuffen-
hausen
Markomannenstr 35
(24) Lieth tei
Ehnshorn/Holst
Zigelei Rotenhelm
Rxcellent'mathematician for
calculation of electrical
control instruments.--Por -
years Peenemaende, preliminary
design group.
Very good engineer for elec-
trical and pneumatic valve
design.
Good test engineer._ Vibra-
tion expert. Worked at Nene-
muande-Wast withrTalther-
Keili, Getenhafen and D V L.
Chief test engineer_for:gas -
generating plants and turbine
pumps. Peenemuendo.
Designer with Heinkel Aircraft
Corp since 1935 ittilded
l'a1ther-Kie1-V1 boo-star.
Specialist in steam generating
plants.
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Name
16) Ing Albert Kowall
17) Dr Goldmann
---18) Dr 0 H Lange
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Last Known Address
Hameln
Kaelberanger 3
Germany British Zone
C Lorenz 1 G -
Landshut/Bayern
De Brays House
53 Alexandria RA
Farnborough
Hants, England
19) Dipl chem Norbert Loft (20) Bad Grund
Harz
--Xi) Dr Ing Werner Oschatz Basel, Switzerland
Himbrunmenstr 9
Comments
Excellent tool, fixture and
production line planner and
designer. Long years in
Peenemuende.
Specialist in radio control
and navigation.
Li radio, radar and guidancE -
expert ffifur,bUrg� for 'Water-
fall. Still in England, but
wants to come to the US.
Excellent combtittion expert
for rocket propellants.
� Excellent expert injection
-problems-diesel_engines, _
motorsicombustion chambers.
Technical assistant at the
University-of-Dresden.
21) Dip]. Ing Hermann --Geosthict/Elb �: ELY.collent_expert in solid
Fitzken Wald:Aram_ rockets. For long years
Holahan* 8 - chief in_the-German Board
of Ordnance.
100(2) Ober.lig Walter
Riedel
2)) Ing Heinz Schley
24) Dr Johannea Schwab
RFD RAE Teatcott
near Aylesburr_
(Buckle)
&liana
Bad Schwattau b
Lnebeck,-Peteratr
0
Hegnach-bei Stuttgart
Hauptetr
25) Oberang-Paul Stang Berlin-Charlotten-
burg 9
Skirenweg 7 bet
I Binder
26) Dip]. Ing Rudolf
Urtel
c/o Distler
Neue.Straele 4
Erlangen b Nuernberg
;Top man. _Chiefdotigner for -
guided missiles at Peenemmend -
from 1936-42, Tants to egme
to US.
-Everienced test engineer,
174 Rheintochters-tater, - -
power plants. Peenemuende-
West.
: Excellent expert in ground
handling equipment. In
the guided missiles business
since 1936.
Laboratory chief for remote
control instrument develop-
ment at Goerken (Hawai
Palermo and Osterhasel)
Television, radar
guidance expert, A-1 man.
27) Dr Fritz Runge
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1 radar guidance man.
(7/8-6
414 A
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19) Dipl chem Norbert Loft (20) Bad Orund
Harz
20) Dr Ing Werner Osohatz
21) Dipl Ing Hermann
Pitzken
Basel, Switzerland
Hirzbrunnenttr 9
Geesthacht/Elbe
Ifaldstrasse
HolzhaU4 8
12 Ober-lag Walter
Riedel
RPD RAE Weatcott
near Aylesburr
(Buck*)
England
23)
Ing Heinz Schley
Bad Schwartau b
Luebeck� Peterstr
0
24)
Dr Johannes Schwab
Hegnsoh bei Stuttgart
Hauptstr 1
25)
Oberang-Paul Stang
Berlin-Oharlotten-
burg 9
Skirenweg 7 bei
IfBinder
26)
Dipl Ing Rudolf
Uttel
c/0 Distler i.
Nous Strasse 4ii
Rrlangen b Nuernberg
-- 27)
Dr Fritz Runge
- -
TelefUnken A 0-
28)
Dr Ing 0
Firsa Ifoellnerwerke
Ludwigshafen/Rhein
French 20ne
29)
Prof Hans 11erer
Teel Hooh (kiss
Austria
Excellent combustion expert
for rocket propellants.
Excellent expert injection
problems diesel engines,
motors, combustion Chambers.
Technical assistant at the
University of Dresden.
Excellent expert in solid
rockets. For long years
chief in the German Board
of Ordnance.
Top man. Chief designer for
guided missiles at Peenemuend-
from 1936-42. wahts-to- ope
to US.
Experienced test engineer,
Rheintochteri Water
power plants. Peenemuendegi
West.
Excellent expert in ground
handling equipment. In
the guided missiles business
since 1936.
Laboratory chief for remote
control instrument-develop-_ _
bent at Goerken (Hawai
Palermo and Otterhasel)----
Televisioni-radar
guidance expert, A4
Top radar guidance man.
Department chief with
Telefunken A 0
Specialist in turbine
place for guided missiles.
Outstanding expert in all
guided missile electronics.
Peenemuends
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--- 3Q) Dr Helmut lIfinider (24b) Greiff 'Werke �
Ing Surosek) Team_ Halen/Corttemberg_
Baltzer) -
31) Dr Ernst Wisdhhoefer
(13b) Schwaigen N7
Post Eschenlohe
Oberbayern
32) Dipl Ing Ralph von Friburg i B
-Wolff IMO ntalatr-46----
Comments
Outstanding team in the
development of acid
proof woven plastic tanks
for guided missiles.
Chief stress engineer at
Peenesruende. Excellent.
For long years static test
engineer for modern aircral
especially jet driven intel
cept�ors.
5. A list of 600 additional aorman spciallata who are potentially available for
employment in, the US is contained in the enclosure. This list was previously
submitted to the Army and Aii1Porce Intelligence-a-in January 1946. Ten of
these en were brou ht * - marked w
6.
The addresses in the 32 man lis above are probably mostly correct. The 600
name list is now five years old, so it is probable that most of the addresses
are no longer valid. The present locat on of these_men_would have to be deter-
.
mined by inves_tigation in Germany.
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g'or long years static test
engineer for modern aircrai
especially jet driven intei
ceptore.
. 1 list of 600 additional German specialists who are .potentially available for
employment in the US is contained in the enclosure. This list was previously
submitted to the Army and Air Force Intelligences in January 1946. Ten Of
these men were brought in � te. 91 marked "
C-
6.
The addresses in the 32 man list above are probably. mostly correct. The 600
name list is now five years old, so it is probable that most of the addresses -
are no longer valid. The present location of these men would have to be deter�
mined by investigation in Germany.
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The
List of Guided Missiles Engineers, Technicians and Skilled Workers
abbreviated titles used in this list have the following significance;
Im Ing - Doctor of Engineering
Dipl Ing - Master of Engineering _
Ing - Technician
- Fine mechanic or skilled foreman
2. This list is presented-in the fancin which it was submitted to-Air Force Intelli-__ _
.gence in January 1946. It contains the last known addresses of the men concerned.
Many, if not most, of the-addresses-are probably no longer correct
3. A supplementary list is providediin wtich the namee are listed alphabetically uader
each professional classification. The numbers provide a cross reference and show up
the duplications.
4. "OS" after the names indicates that the man was brought to the US-Under Operation
"Paperclip". ""after the_name-indfeatasthAt the uen VAS under active consideration
for RuntsvillePaperclip" vas terminated. .
5. The men in the first-column-are-preferred nose in the Second column are alternates.
ListoLXSIAsOigiall Submitted
1. RAEUSKRMANN, Walter, Dm Ing - US
Jugenheim a d Rergstrasse
Evingenbergerstr-9
2. SEIDLBOECK� Alfred, F X
Reinfeld/Guelten oder
Kussdorf/Inni-Rosenheim Land
Gutshaus Weidenbach
3. RATTMEL, Wilhelm, Dr tag - US
Roechst/Ridda/Oberhessen
11.
OSTROFF, Leopold, -pig - US
Bielefeld
Renteler Werke
la. KAOIRER, Anton, Dipl 'mg
Straubing/Bayern
Innere_Passauerstr 37,beiKette
EUETTEKBERGER, Willi, P X
Landshut
3a. KAISER, Bans, Dipl Ing
c/o Teuhold -
Erlangen-
Brueckerstr 26
5. WALTHER, Alvin, Prof VT
Darmstadt
Technische Rcichschult
Xathematisches Institut
PITSCRMANN, Ernst, Dipl. lag
Wittenhausen
GOldener -Loewe
. KOK� Sans, DT Phil
Ramburg-Bergedorf
Sternwarte
6. RRIKKKUN, August, P
Ahlentfiestf
Gemmericherstr 49
Ca. _GROSSER�_Villi, F_X
LAMShUt
KOENIG, Rudi� tug
c/o Dr P Sehlechter -
Riederbeethach lo,!!!. Darmstadt
Obergasse 2
7a. cm, Albert, F M
Wuermen bei Pforzheim oder
c/o Krause, Eschwege
Ottostr 8
. LOSHOLD0 tug ea. Emiscs, Kurt, lag
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gence i Janu 194 pproved for Release: 2022/06/22 C00010786 the men concerned.
n ary 6. n _
Many, if not most, of the addresses are probably no longer correct.
3. A supplementary list is provided in vhich the names are listed alphabetically Under
each professional classification. The nuMbers�provide-a-cross reference and show up
the duplications.
4. *US* after the _names indicates that the man vas brought to the US Under Operation
_"Paperclip". we after the name -iMee4as4h&tbe man vas under active consideration
for Buntsvillei"Paperclip" vas terminated._ -7.7
5. The men in the first column are preferred. Those in the second column are alternates.
1.
2.
List of Names A
OriiMily Submitted
WEBER, Anton, Dipl lug�
Straubing/Bayern
RAEUSERMANI, Walters_LT Ing - US
Jugenheim a d Bergstrasse
is.
Zwingenbergerstr 9
szrouscaca, Alfred: FM
Reiaeld/Guelzeiv_oder
2a.
Innere Passauerstr 370 bei Eette
AUZTTERBENGER, 1111110 7 X
Landshut
Nussdorf/Inn, Rosenheim Land
Gutshaus Weidenbach
3.
RAITREL, Wilhelm, ET Ing - US
Roechst/Fidda/Oberhessen
3a.
_KAISER, Rena, Dipl Ing -
c/o Teubold
Erlangen
Brueckerstr 26
4.
OSTROFF, Leopold,-Ing- US
s.
FITSCEMANNTErnat; Dip]: Ing
Bielefeld
Witeenhausen
Benteler Werke
Goldener LOeve-
VALTRER, Alvini1PrOf Dr'
X014:Nansi-Dr Phil
Darmstadt -
Remburg-Bergedorf
Technische lOthectUle
Sternvarte
Mathematisches �Institut
6.
BRINEXANN, August F M
.
GROSSER, Viii, F
Ahlen/Weatf
Landshut
Gemmericherstr 49
7.
NOKNIG, Rudi, Ing
.
OTT, Albert 714
c/o Dr P Schlechter
Niederbeerbach bei Darmstadt
Wermen b:i Pforzheim oder
c/o Krause, Eschvege
Cbergasse 2
Ottostr 8
8.
HEROLD, Ing
ea.
REINISCR, Kurt Ing
Coburg (13b)
Landshut
Rosenarerstr 28
9.
Ion, Reinrich, 714
Darmstadt
F M
c/o Mang
Am Tiefen See 16
Freilassing/Bayern
Am Sonnenfeld 30
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10. VINGENTIEFEN, Hans, Dipl-laz
Koeln-Klettenberg
Lohrbergstr 22
11, LINDENLAUB, Karl, F M
Darmatadt-Arbeiligen
Beckstr 3
2 -
12. EGGMITE, Eugen, FM
Rosdorf 226 bet Goettingen
13. BESELMANE Ing
c/o Dr/sP Schlecbter
Niederbeerbachbei Darmstadt
Obergasse 2
PLEINES, F M
Frankfurt/Main7S6asenbeim -
Schmierstoff-labor der
I G Farben, Frankfurt/Main.Roechst-
13a. SEIrlEAT, Fria, Ing
_ _Giessen
Am Eahringsbeig 8 bet Fritsch ode -
/
c/0 Tuebbecke, Vitzenhausen
14a. PABST, F X
Frarkrurt/Main - Hoechst
Koenigsteinerstr
SChubhaut Oker, 4 te Stage
15. VEBER, Fritz Horst, Ing
Scblesvig
Am Flachsteich
Hermanni-ing-
Brackvede bet Bielfeld
Betriebsverke
16. KRAEMER, Franz, Dipl Tug
Blenheim/Rhein-
17, WCOXERBAIJER, Ing
71ugzetorerke_ifels7, We1rr Braun
(vaschenberg) Bahnstation Wires -
tact odeT
5tadelvaura-zvischen-Velaauna
Omunden (Gesterreichi-AmZOne)
18. GROPP, Hans, g--= ^ PHILLPSS-AlbertvIng
Bornem/Harz DUisburg-Hamborn
ueber Bockenem GOrtherstr"64-------
16M. HANDEL, Dipl log
do r1141-1(Arift Sendler
Wien XI/79
Simaeringer Bauptstr 25
3.04.__LINKvOtto Ing
BaIlingel,a/Vttbg
Firma Bizerba
lla. EMBER'', Herbert, X
Landshut
1 GUUTEEUND;-F M
c/o Kunz.Darmstadt
Am Tie fen See. 16
� nil% Hans lug
Voitsburi/Steiermark -
Grazer-Vozatadt 1 oder
Grro, Nuehl.riegel 3
19. BECK, Arno, lug-- US
Landshut
a. GERBARDS, Walter, Ing
c/o Seifert
Giessen
An Naringsberg 8 bel Fritsch
oder c/o Dr man, ff Landshvt _
20. XUERSUAREE, Helmut, D1p1 Ing - US 20a.
Darmstadt, Technische HOchschule
Institut Prof Rueter
21 L1NDBER-3RO, Erich, Ing - H
Eamburg
Firma 'Promonta"
HERMANN, Emil Ing
Reidenheim a d Brenz
Ftlsenstr 35
21a GENSSLE, Otto log
Reutlingen
_22. mom, Kurt, ing log
221" Ifiwkift1154n-ILlach
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J.. EUGERTH, ugen, Y
Rosdorf 226 bet
xcti.
n in runz
GoetWpproved for Release: 2022/06/22 C00010786
Am Tie fen See 16
13. BESELMANN, Ing
c/o Dr/ P Schlechter
Niederbeerlach bet Darmstadt
Obergasse 2
14.
MIMS, F X
Frankfurt/Main-Sossenheim
Schmierstoff-Iabor der
I G Farben� Frankfurt/Main-Hoechst
15. VEBER, Fritz Borst, Ing
Schleswig
Am Flachsteich
13a. SELITEHT, Erich, Ing
Giessen
Am VahringSbeig 8 bet Fritsch ode
c/o Tuebbecke, Witzenhausen
14a. PABST,-F X
Frtnkfurt/Nain - Hoechst
Koenigateinerstr
Schuhbaus ()kers, 4 te Etage
15a. DOTE, Bermann, Ing
Brackwede bet Bielfeld
Betriebsverke
16. KRAEXKR, Franz, Dipl Ing
Bienheim/Rhein
17. WOEGERB.A.VER, Ing
_16a, BANDA, Dila Tag
C/O Frau MariaSeadler
Viet-Xi/79r .
Simmeringer-Bauptstr 25-
Flugzeugwerke Vela, Werk Braun
(Waschenberg) Bahnstation Wims-
bach oder
Stadelpaura zwischen-Wels und
Omunden (Oesterreich,-AM Zone)
18. CROFT, Bans, Ing
Bornem/Hare
ueber -Bockenem--
19. HECK, Arno, ing -_US
Landshut
_17a. TUTZ, liens, Ing
- Voitsburg/Steiermark
Grazer Vorstadt l_oder
Graz, Muehlriegel 3
8a. -PHILIPS�, Albert, Ing
20. KUERS0BNER, - US-
Darmstadt, Tetbnische HOchschule
Institut Prof Eater
21 LINDEXBMG, Erich, Ing -
Duitburg-Hamborn
Gortherstr 64
_19a. GEREARD6, Walter Ing
c/o-Seiffert
Giessen
Hs.mburg
Firma "Promonta"
AM_Bahringsberg 8 bei Fritsch
oder c/o DrBussmans-Landsbut-
20a . BERANS�- Emil M
Heidenheim a d Brenz
Felsenstr_ 35 -
21a - OENSSLE� Otto) -
- Reutlingen
22. FISCUR, Kurt, /mg - SAMMCK, Albert Ing
a w Hnnoer-Lindeh-Badenstedt Xuenchen-Oladbach
Koertingsdorf
23. KLE1B, Manfred--Ing
Landshut
23a0- LANG, Fritz, Iag
Landebut
g 34021 -/.577
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4 BRUNTZFL, Kerl, Dipl lng
Graefelfing-Wencben
Aritoatr 43
25. OFSEJ Felix, Dag
c/o Grvbe
Gosttingte
Von Liaelagenetr 3
26. MUER, Befd, Jag -
RataEt1,1htta/M3tx.
Wivatritr 20
27. KDONGER0 Athur IVS--
Eadintrg-farturg
Sloestr 47
28. GROTal 7 M
Altenbundeciwastf
Oertanetr 39
29. SCEDITZ� Kerl� /ng-
Siegeu oder
Landsbut
30. Malklilis Eduerd�
Graz, Steiermark
Rottbeletr 4, I
Oleaterreicb
3
24a.
wi
Alf�1 Y X
p p
leclawge
Ottostretft 8
25a. LIRWRorst, Iag
c/o Kraus,.
lef.lyege
MOW 8
Ing
Bamburg-BArbure
Brehmstr 6
2-73. FRAM, as Vs:Tv:0
Steitsgsa/wettf
OteraNtr 43 tti Badtmoeller - -
28s. JUDITLIS3, Reiericha Ml
Bthiketh!en/KyfM1Leer
293.__ElDaER0.Leop014, Ing
--Vildeiduernte:h bet Lundenturg
Oeeterreict
30e. SCHRLICEi7Er13t, Dipl Ing
31. KELM, -Rein', lag
/ppieteusen 72___
bet Kirchbeie/Scbviten--
bet Kerle:
WAIdea bet Dae-e-seldorf -
-Soffeldetr
313. REFEDIX, WIlter�
_ _ _ -c/o_Frl Lahaig
Waiblirgan/Wttbg
/sue Reacoletr 44 ---
32. IRAIMER Trite, Dipl Lug-- � 3
Darmstadt
Crettlett.rgeratr 21
33. PFERDTMEWAS� Radolf,
VA;;.erthel-Barmen
Weer,kotteretr 74
DETIKER-i / A/ p- Ii
---BALAcTv:
Tt-obaieche Rotb_scbule '
33a--MRA2RCK� An:oa� F M
undsbut _
34. RSILMARN� Faulk_Ing
Straaedorf bei ScbvsebiscL-4muend--
EAVA Kellerman
-
35. SCRWAIOIFIR� Siegfried, Dr Lag
Stu1.tgert-W--
EAuptrero3re1athe_73 bei Eager
36. SCKLECUTER, Fetter, ft* Ing
Nislcrbsertsch bei Dermetsit
Okergatee 2 _
346--caumuma, ileAT7$
- lutf,a/Soletein
Ploameratr _
355- Sc13100v Dipi RIR
Olte/Wettf
Winterbergetr I
361R.N1T,- Rodi p Di pi Lag
do Medee
WitttaheatAA (Fs litisdeAe & Storm)
37. YAMS, Kurt
c/c Lindenlaut
Dermatedt-Arbeiligen
Deckstr 3 Approved for Release: 2022/06/22 CO0010786
37�.--ABRUS, iiDt, 7M
Landatut
veklaTIVO ro.,trs_ Tag
g. mart; /mg !Approved for Release: 2022/06/22 CO0010786., -
RasaEelstelm/Milr.
Brehmetz 6
Wieserstr
27. KR0gGfR, Arthur, In - LT
BAml-arg-farbure
S:bloestr 47
28. GBOTH0 r x
Aittalunitalwestr
Cate-et.r 39
SCBUITZ, Karl, Ing
Siegen or
Landstut
30. MUM, Eduard, Ing
Gras, Steiermark
Botthelstr 40 I
Oesterreich
31. ELM, Uein, Ing
1ppisbausen 72
bet Kirchhelm/Scn
bei !Carle!'
32.
KRUM, Fritz, Dipl_Ing
G4be1etergerstr 21
33. 7F7RIYINKKES, Rudolf, Ing -
W-spperthal-Barmen
Weet.kotteretr 74
34. RUMOR, Psulp Lag
Strassaort 1:41 Scbvs.ebitcb.-Garavad
HAUS Kellerman
35. 8CIX/LIGRRIR0 Siegfried;u Dr Let
Stattgazt-w' .
Ilsuptmsanetreuthe 73 bet
36. SCILSCBTER0 Petter� Dr Ing
Fitlertterbathbei Darmstadt
Otergesee 2
37. PITKAs, Kurt ,
c/c Lindenlehh7. -
Darastadt-Arbeiligen
Pecketr 3
38. somBERT, Pt:tabard
Ktopteailllgseu
Sellstr 26
Dr 114
7
.YPARZ., B5se WsTner0 Ing
ettdthten/Wertf -
ObeTagir 43 t4i Badtmoeller
285, LI einrich, T)(
14d Frankenhausenftefnaeustr
295. MOIR, Leopold, Ing
Vildehluerautitii Lundenturg
i OceLerreich
305-.---SCZKLICEi Ernst, Dipl'IAg
Bilden bei_Dmesseldorf
Roffeldstr 49 _
31e. Buonr, Welters, Zug
do Fri Lebaig
Waiblingeaftittbg
Brae lielmlofstr
DKUKKR-E Al PT lag
RAZ.LeTtl�.
Technischt BoAtscbule: _
33a. �NRAZECK0 Anton 7 M
Landqut
�GICERKET2 Eeixt, Dog
EutiniKoletein
Ploemeretr
35a. 2uKKMAV Willi, Dipl
Olte/wertf
Winteenargstr 1
36C---BERNDT0 Rudi� Dipl Ina--
c/o Madee
Wittenhawtt! (14 LusdeAe & Storm
37e. ABRERS0 Isint� r-m
Landstu'-,
�xRAmAR0 TrzgA,, D1p1 Ing-
ra Lorenz-A G
florae 1.2f
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39. KIRXAYR, DAME, Dipl Ing
c/o Schlechter
Kiedsrbeertach ben i Dar teat'
Obargasse 2
40: RIFYLARNISR� Kurt, Dipl Ing
EsunoTer
Siegestr 13
39a. -CANIXERBERG,-Eeintich� Dip]; Ing
Heelden/Niederrhein
Post Isselberg
Gut Buschhof
40a. RUST, Ker1=Ing
c/o Dr Koehler
Gandersheim bei Kreiense
41. _INOTEX, Herbert, Dipl_Lag
c/o Prof Walther
Darmstadt; Techn Hochschule
42. KA.IISER� Alois,TF X
Werl/Westf
Siegerstr 4--
Neueetr 11 oder
Landshut, DT Busnann/Daniel
1 , MArtin, DT Phil
Rammenstedt bei Nordhelm
c/o Pastor Pirrvitz
Fichteveg 28
42a. =MAYEN, Wilhelm, 7 X
- c/o Frl Lehnig --
Walblingen/Wttbg
Neue Bahnhofstr 44
113. 11RN, Max, Ing 434. ZITTL, Josef, D1p1 lug
Eanau/Xain Munchen 12
Bernhardetr 8� 8andtnerttr_5
. NURITTIM: KUtt;-Ing � E
Landshut
45. KLAXNES, Ferdinand, F 14
Soehnstetten/wttbg oder
Wahleheim/Saar
46. XANTEUFFEL, Dr lug- US
Balkhausen_bei:Jugaaheimisergstr
4.4a. KRAFFT, Friedrich, lug
Mainz oder
ranktUitiktain oder
Landibuti_DT_Busamann Daniel
454_. RPM; Robert, 7 X
Aloftid/Hessen
46a. SCRUM, ten,
Schwaebisch-Gmuend
Ackerstr 1
47. NOTES, Eermann,:Ing MARERHOEFER� Alois, Ins
Dmisburg-Venneraut Mannheim
Poaeneretr 24 Baetkerei
. RETMLFF, Hans, 714
c/o Tuebbecke
Witrenhausen
Am Grabentach 2
49. STUTZ, do Dr Dr Hans Arnold
Landshut �
Ostendstr 6
50. SALLWEY, Em, Dipl INS iiii
Langen bei piankfurt/Main
Rahnstrasse 96
118a. BERGEXANN, Fritz, y 14
Landshut
49s. S(A(AXIDa, Bane-Georg, ing
Selb/Bayern
Fa Eosenthal-Isolatoren
50a. DIPPART, Ernst, 1Ag
Valleusee bei Eameln/westf
Angerstr be! Knoll
51. GOLDAXXER� lug 51a. FICK, Ernst, irtg ,
_c/o Werrettich lutingen be! PfortheLm
Landshut Approved for Release: 2022/06/22 co0010786nburestr IA oder
L74.-ZASS,UVA
AROWW.W.2�10,,M
Neuestr 11 oder
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41. ,KNOTEK, Herbert, Dip]. Lug
c/o Prof Walther
Darmstadt; Tecbn Hochscbule
2. KATEXR, A1oi, F
Werl/Westf
Siegerstr
43. nu, xxic, lug
Ranau/Xain
Bernbardstr
XKIRITTICH, Kurt, lug H
Lands/Int
45. EAMES, Ferdinandi-r_X_
Soehnstetten/Wtttg oder_
Wslasheim/Saar
46. motyrnmri, 11113 - US_
47
41a. HICIaMI, Martin, Dr PM].
Rammenstedt bet Nordleim
c/o Pastor Pirrvitz
Ficbteveg 28
42a. kLTXAYKE� Wilhelm, 7 X
c/o Fri Lehnig
Vaiblingentittbg
Nene Bahnhofstr
43a. UTTL0 Josef, Dip]. lug
Wencben 12
Sandtnerstr 5
kka. KRkprp priedrich, lug
saint oder
Frankfurt/Main oder
LandshurBuismana/Daniel
45a. SPAEN� Bobert,-7 X
Alsfeld/Ressen
k6a. 800wkim Itil, Lag
Ralktsusem tel gzthei/Bergstr Scbva;biscb,Gmuend
NOTES; Rermann4fIng_
Duisburg-Wenneraut
Postnerstr�2
48. HKIVA7r, Hanes, P
e/o Tuebtecke
Witzenhausen
Am Grabenbach 2
Ackerstr 1 '
47a. XAMREORFIAE, Able, lug
Mannheim
Beeckerei
46a. BERGEMANS� Fritz, F
Lendshut
49. WM, Alois, lug
c/o Dr Rams Arnold
Landsbut -
Ostendstr 6
50. SALIM, Hans, Dipl_Lng
Langen bei_Srankfurt/Main
Balmstrasse 96
51. OOLDAXNER, lug
c/o Mserzettich _
Landsbut
_ 49a.__SCITAXIM� Rans-Georg, Dag
Seib/Bayern
rs RosentbalIsolatoren
50a. DIP:PART, IrnetvIng
Welledietibi_Remeln/Westf
- _ Angerstr bed_ Knoll
52. MEE, Walters Dip]. Ins
illtzenhaueem
BrueckenstrAtnerlueber______
pa Rerrjet _
518._ FICK, Ernst, Lag
Eutingen bet Pforzheim
Eindenburgstr 43 oder
Landsbut Buero Dr Bussmann/Daniel
2a. Mal, Hagar, r K�
Landshut
-451/
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53- KUERNE, Walter, Dip1 Ig
Landehut
54.. HAMMEL, Helmut, Ing-
Berlin-Spandau
Gerwrsheimezveg 61�:-
55. SCHULZE, Hethrich,_In� - - - -
swa over -Herr erthausen
Herrethaeuferstr 39_oder 59
-5-
53s. LAWS:, Walter, 1/3
Duesseldorf-Eller
Zeppellustr 44
_54a HoHNITHqs Walters, Dr Ing
ligiOrtuln 35 be Wuez zburg
-- 55a. BARTELS, Waldemar, In
Hannover-Linden
Koethner Roltveg
56. DAHL Werner, Ing
Bonn/Rhein
Simrockstr 12
57 ?HOMER, Wi1be1zi7Ing
Witztahausen
Iniegasse 26_oder
c/o Tuebbecke0_W1tzenhausen
58.
56a FUER, Wolfgang, Dipl lag
c/o Storch
Landehut
57a. TISCHER, Ing
Berlin-Lichterfelde
PARTIERFELDRanai-Ing
Berlin -Siemenistadt
Rohrdamm 51
59. WAGNER, Hermann,-Ing-
Buderstadt
Steintoretr 15
60. SCHMIDT, Wilhelms lag
Re.n.nover
58a. -ROTE� Belmut� M
c/o Kuns
Darmstadt:7-Am Tiefen See 16
oder Landebut
598. EVEN, Bermann,
61. ROESSLER, Rans�-F-M
Walblingen
Behnhofstr_59
62. XERKELBACH� Ing
Siemems-Ralskem
Duisburg-Batborn
Necklenburgerstr 18 -
(Oa. SCILICHTER, August, M
Etedorf/Saaroder
Orieeborn/Saar
61a. SILBEREIS, F M
Frankfur t-/Ma n -Ho-et het
63. HBASELHANNi Ferdinandi-Ing
Oberbauet neber7Milipe/Weatf
64. SEILER, ErnstiIng
Wanan/Okerhayern
Kohlgruberstrl
bel Mathew_
65 TIETZE, Otto
Vitzenhausen
Eniegasse-26 oder-
c/o Ttxebbeeke0/itzenhausen
66. BTILIG, Kurt, F M 66a P7IAJ,Wilhi
Landshut riknsolut_
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Frankfurt/Main - Roechet
62a, BANGERTER, Dipl Ing
Stuttgart oder Landebut
63a. SCRIFFMANN, Erich, Ing
Landsbut
64a. EAEFNER, Rano, Ing
Landshut
65a. FIRRRORR,:_Ing -
Landebut� Duero Dr BUe5manu/Dv..:,1
F 14
55. SCHULZE, Heinrich, Ing 55a. BARTELS, weiciemar, ing
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Rerrenhaeueeratr 39 ocer 'y Rolzweg
56. Dall Werner, Ing
Bonn/Rhein
Simrocketr 12
57. THONER,- Ing
_Witzenhausen
iniegatee 26 oder
- c/o Tuebbecke, Vitzethausen
58. PARTKRFELDER0 Banat Ing
Berlin-Siemenastadt
Rohrdamm 51
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65
66.
67
568-
FUHR, Wolfgang? Dipl Ing
c/0 Storch
Lendihut
57a. TISCHER, Ing
Berlin-Lichterf lde
� ilaaf, Helmut, IP X
c/o Kuns
DarastedtT Am 'Pieter. See 16
oder Landehut
WAG?, Hermann, Ing- -
�HUM,
Hermann, Lag
Duieb g-Ramborn
59a.
- E0a.--SCHLIUURK,_August,
Buderstadt-
Steintoratr 15
Recklenburgerstr 18
SCHMIDT, Wilhelm, lag
Hannover
FM
Enedorf/Saer oder
Oriesborn/Saar
ROESSLER, Haas, F M _
. 61a.
SILBEREIS,T r
Walblingen
Frankfurt/Main-Roechet
BAbribofstr.59
Zentralverauchersum_der_I G Farttm
Frankfurt/Main - Hoechet
MRKMBACH, Ing
62e.
BANGERTER, Dipl Ing
Stuttgart oder Landshut
Siemens -Dalakem
-Koeln/Meln
BRASELMANN, Ferdinand, Ing
63a.
saminuaoll Erich Tug
Oberbeuer ueber Milepe/weet
Landaut
HEIM, Ernst, Ing
64a.
11AEFICER,_ Hans lag
Murnau/Obertayern
Lan.dektut_
Kohlgruberstr_721
bet Natheue
TIETZX, Otto
65a.
FIRMER,- Dig
Bussmann/D5:-.: 7,1
Witrenheusen
Landabuti_Buero-Dr
Kniegesse26Ibder
c/0 Tuebbecke, Witzenheusen
FFLANZE,_Willi, F M
BTLLIG, Kurt, F NH -
Landshut
Lanclabut
SCHWEDES, Ernst, Dipl_Ing
67a.
ZILKA, Otto, Dipl Ing
c/o Leitzwerke
c/o Diehl
Metzler/Lana
Witrenhausen
Von der Schenre 20
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66_ TRAmm, Guentti,z, ing
_ Voltorf bet Nine
Ersunschvelg
Volksacbule
Wen, W1.111- lug
La4sch-Eannhof
bei Aschaffetburg/Main
70. LINKORE, Richard,-F M
Stuttgart-Cannstatt
VIldungerstr 37 --
71. ELAIrICENEMIG, Kurt, F
Gosttingen
Be inholdetr 12
7a, RENNECKE,
Landehut
68a. SCHEELE, Hsni, DT Ing
Stuttgart-Cannstatt
Tautanhoimstr 84
69a. LANG., Fritzing
LandebuA
7O OADIAN, George, F m
Landshut
YUNZE, Gottfried, 7 M
Lamdshut
LOH� lug
Landshut, Buero Dr Bussmann/Danisi
73. AMOS, Kurt, inz 73a. ABBourrz, Herrmann, Dipl Ing
Waiblingen bei_Stuttg t X.Ienchem 25 -
Neue Bahnofstr_53 Valleistr 53a
bei Hahn
RRONNER,;
Darmstadt �
Technische Ho_chschule
Institut Prof-Huster.
75. MIMI, Joachim, It
Landshut
76, HEISCHFANP, ErAcb! F M
LsnIshu..-
77. MMHG, Willi, Ing
Gelsenkirchen/Westf
Otto Schlemmxtr 58 _
=EMCEE, Juliusi-IngH.
Vitsenhausen
An Grabenbach
7. BARTHEL, Hans� TM
Landshut oder -
c/o Fri Nhrianne Gelbricb
Dresden if 6
Boehmisotestr_25
- 75a. UTPATEL�_Georg�
Escbvege
ottostr 8 do DINES
768. TLaNDBn, F M
Xlebe/Meinland
Itancrichttr oder
c/o Krauiet_Eschvega� Ottoetr 8
Tic- NEIL, Walter, 1E4
Itchvege
BernhArdktr 19
78a! FREY, Herbert, mg
c/o Tuebbecke-
-Witienhausen -
Am Grabenbacb 2
79. NEITHOEFER� Gerhard, F M
Rbeirbausen/Hiederrbein
Scbvar-zenterg�-Mirtinstr 7
8c, SCHMITT, Walter, Tag
c/o Fiir.T
WiTzenbausen
Hoetel Goldner Loeve
79a. BcHuENNER, Nartin, F M
Weieim/Berastrasse
80s. BEESE� Beima, iag
Landsbut Oder
c/o Ft' Lehnig Vaiblingen/ilttbg
Belle Babmhofetr 44
$10 F m
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70. LINKOEIR, Richard, F M IVS. VArmLnp, wo.4rget
Stuttgart-Canustatt Landsbut
Wildungerstr 37
FM
71 . PLANKENEKRG� Kurt� I 14
Gosttingen
Reinholdstr 12
72, REb'RECICE, Aloi B p lug
Landshut -
73. AMES, Kurt, In - ----
Waiblingen het Stuttgart
Neue Hahnofstr 53-
bei Halm
BRO14/0311, Wilhelm1 F /4 - �
Darms ta dt
Te:hnische Hochschule
Institut Prof Huster
75. HAMEL, Joachim, I
Landshut
71a. Kirlsra, Gottfried, P M
Landshut
72a. Lor.a. lug
Landshut, Buero Dr BilaswijitliDatii.ti "--
73a,, ANSCHUITZ� Herrmann, Dipl Ing
NNenchen 25
Valleistr 53a
76. RBISCII(A1*, Erich, F /4
Landsbut
77. KLIBERG, Will i Ins
Gelsen.kircben/Wetf
Otto Seh3onmstr_58
7
7
TUFBEZCICE, Julius, Ing
Vitzsahausen
Am Grabenbach-2
BARTIIIC., Hans F 14
Leuidshut od:r
c/o pi Marianne Gelbrich
Dreslen N 6
Boebsa a clae str 25
UTPATEL: Georg,
Ischtiege
Ottostr 8 c/o Krauss
76a, Lanni ERSi Bans, F M �
Klebe/Meial and '
EgnErichttr oder
c/o Krause, Fschrege, Ottostr 8
ITN/WEB, Gerhard, F M
Bheirlausen/Niederrhein-- -
Sclavar z tut ergs. Mar tinstr 7 -
SCHMTTT, Walter ,-111g7
c/o Fiscl-,er
Vitzenbausem.
77a. REIL, Walter, lug
Es-chvege
Bernhardstr 19
78s. ray, Herbert., Lug
cio_Tuebbeeke
Wittezhausen
Am Grabenbach 2
Hostel Loeve
81. KNOB! Hubert, Dipl lug
c/o Karl Brustis-1
Ritnchen.-Grasfelfing
Aribostr 13
79a. SCHLTEMNBR, Martin, F M
We inheim/Berizstras Sc
MESE., Heinz, Ing
Land shut OLT
c/o Fri Lehflig� Walblingert/Wttbg
Neue Babnhoratr 104
81a. OCRS...Heinrich, F M
Lthstngen bei Treysa
Brz Kassel
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Lami!bly,
83, REAUSSLEP, F
Berlin.Neukotlic
Wilt 9
86.
Ze_XL�i. 1711-W.1AL, F 14
Ualisrachtid/Westt
LICBTHs, Hein:ich, Dr Ina.
Besnover
Niemburgerstr 1
Geodeetisches Institut
Eke SChnsiderberg
_MORBB1A0, BA, Ina
c/o Fran Anmi Kroll_
Bielefeld-Bethel
Seroulreg 30
83t. HINKtv- Edutrds 7 X -
Bede' Kre15VoUbruck
Oesterreich
84a. BRACKNANN� Pritri7 M
c/o Fa Lehnig
Maitlingen/Wttbg
Neu-, Behnhofstr iie
LUDWIG 1, Gnentheri-tr Phil
Goettingen
Methematisches lestitut
UM; Albert, !X
Wnermen be Pforzheim
oder c/o Krse.seJTEC:hvege
Ot tostr 8
87. JOSISSOTt DT Ing - US
do Xraemer� Darmstadt,
Gabelabtrgerstr 21
88. IfirZ, ?era, 7 X
Sohverefeld Ireis-Neuheldinileben 6der
c/o lieehnel, BerliA.Spendau
Gernereheimerveg 61
89. LAM, Alfrei, y M -
Letiebut
90. WENTRREBs Wermeri-Dipl Int--
c/o ft Arnold
Lendshnt/Bayern Ostendetr 6
91, RICKMANN Heinrich, 7 X
Lint in
86a.
OLPJIrith, 7 M
.Ztavege
Ltdvigetr 32-oder
e/O ause, Eschwge, Ottoatr 8
87a. GOBRAIR� Erichr, Dipl
Aqieburg-
-Wasereclmidt A G
- 88a. WIMMII47ROlf,
c/o Heebner
Brlim-SpandsW
Germeraheizerveg 61.
891. B2STEIRy Rene, 7 X
c/o 7/1 Lehntg
WeAblingenAttbg
Neu* Bahnhofstr
90e. WIDRESS0 Siegfried, Dipl-Ing
St Ludvig_bei mittfeld/Mhin
Franken
92. SUFFER; Dlcb, Ing
Giessen
At Nehringsberg 8 bei Fritsch
or c/o Webbeckei Witeenhauscn
91. FOCK, Memfred,,
Muttgart-0
berg 50
50
91a. MEI m
clo Linkohr
Stuttgazt-Cannstett
Wildungerstr-37-
92*. EIIMIGK� Leo, 7 X
Bheinheulen/liederrhein
ACM' Stelmbachstr 9 0Aer
c/o Weithoefer� RhelninuieD
931. ItEREKiiKerl, Dr lag
Frunkfurt/Xein
Meteligesellschaft
Bockenheimer Anleg
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Lutie.m.icbeicitwestt
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do 771 Lehaig
lisiblingen/Wttbg
!hut Baehofstr
S. LICTTF� Rein:1:hp Dr Inn.
Fasnover
Yienburgerstr 1
Geodsetischts Institut
Z:Ice Schnsiderberg
86. OTT, Albert, I X
itnermen hei Pforrhein
oder c/o Krause, Ea:Ivege
Ottostr 8
By MarilS503, Dr lag - US
rraemer, Darmstadt,
Gabelsbergerstr 21
858., LUDWIG I, Guenther, Dr nil
. Goettingen
Xatbematiacbes Institut
86e. OLAND!, Rri,A1 F X
_Ischirege
Ludidgetr 32 oder
c/o Krause, Eschwege, Ottoetr 8
87a. GORRIER,- Erich, DIP1 In
Alageburg
Xeseerschmidt A G
88. Ian, Fsul, FM 884.
Schverefeld Ireis Yenbeldensleben oder_
c/o Rsehnel� BerliniSpsndsu
Germertheimerveg 61
89. LAFFS, Alfred, F X
Lscli-hut
90. GUMINITER, Werner, Dip] LIR
c/o Dr Arnold
Landahnt/Dsyern -
Ostendstr 6
91, MIXON Re1nrichr X
Lint thin
WRIER, Rolf, Ing
c/o Raebnel
BerSpandau
GerMershemerves 61
89a-. BRSTFF., Bartel, 7 m
c/o Frl Lehnig
Wsiblinget/Wttin
Nene Rahrhofstr114
903, Unnaso gfrie3., Dip1-1n8,
St Lndicis-_bei Wittfeld/Xein
Franken
91a - ERTIrYx
c/o Liaobr
Stuttgart -C anns Utt t
Vildungerstr 37 -
92. ETIFIRRT, Erich, In 92.. MIME, Leo, 7 X
Giessen �1thei nhausentlieclerrbs
Am Xs.bringsbers 8 bei Fritsch Major Steinbachstr 9 ofler
odf...r c/o Tuebtecke� Witsenbausen c/c nithoefer, Phei-Asuitz
FOCK� Mantre4� Dipl_Ing
St2ttvart-0 "
EsUbergetr 507--
SCEMTDT, FriedrichrWilhelm� Dr Ing
Erlangtnimul.
Gotthastr 20 bei SearlAnA
=V, Snot, Ing
c/o von Liethaer
rasselAtilhelmshoehe
ruhrgstr 12
931. LeiDTERRC.-,- Duly Dr Ing
. nultuelKAin
Mietellgesellscheft
Bockenheimer Amlege 45
941. ZUXST4SCR;IDIr Ing
Munchen 4.2 (Lein)
Diesterweg 4
Dipl Ing
951" -FLTICICIFrl c/o
Vaiblingen/Wttbg
'sue Bahnhofetr
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96- TV=, Bans, Ing
- Voltsburg/Stelermark
Grtzer Vorstsdt 1 oder
Graz, Mueblriegel 3
97- RACBITFZ, Paul, F M
Waiblingel/Wtttg-
Szbornierferetr 11-bei Behnr
98. NEGRI, W1111, 14142
Ladentutg bet Mannheim
99,
GRILING, Leonb3.7c1 LT Ing
Fts-A16ilsing/Obberbsyern-
Sitdlumg Bruch
100. OUENISCHEL� Reim, Ing
Jens s d Stale
Katharineustr 23
101. BRINKMEITR Gerhard, Ing
Muencben-8
Birkkarstitze_16�-III
bei Bolt
96a.
tIOFF, Josef jr, F M
LandAbut
!men> Dr Russmann/Damiel
. FRISCB,7Albert, F M
Kuetelberg/Bbeinpfsls
9sa.
SAJEDVC6S, V1111,Ing
Landshut
RUMS, Guenther, !mg
Flensburg
Nerangs Allee 42 bet. Bdjahn
1008. KOENIG, Kurt ing
LandAbut
101a. -WRGER,- Trite, Ing
Linz bet Kehl/Rhein
- oder Dr Arnold, LandsbUt.-
Ottendstr 6-
102. DOLLEOFF� Wilhelm, Dipl Ing
StuttgarV-Cantstatt
Theodor Yeilstr 68
103. GEBBARDS� Walter; Tag
c/o Ssiffert
Giessaft
Am lishringsberg 8 bet Fritsch
oder Landsbut
102s. LUDINIGI_Berzaan� Ing
Tiebbin bei Berlin
10k, SCRUS71R�' Rams, Ing
Beetho-Tenetr
105. SMENDK,� Arthor, Dipl Tag
Landtbut
106. nARZBRCEMR, 014, 1n8
Escbvege
Betnbtrdetr 22
bei Glamroth
103a. HENKEL, Johann, 7)(
Unterrieden/VitWnhausen
bet Siebert
-1 RIKRLICK� Rudolf, Ing
c/o Fri Lehnig
Waitlingln/Wttbg
Neue Bahnhorltr 44
105a. FUELBER� Karl, F M
Steg bet Bschsrach/Rhein
107. G124SSLE, Otto, Ing
Reutlingen �
108. POETSCBKI,:BeinI, Dipl Tag
c/o Fri Charlotte Steyer
Landsbut
Nitdermsyretr 29
06a. BUERGLT,-Altrig
Morn bei PUltnitz
Betirksstr 197b
107a. mar, Theophil,
Milserslautern
ti/t4 TiViaraniSIP Meldeemt
108a. HRDBRUTOGER, Walter, Dipl Ing
Ellshausen Krets Berfaid/westf
109. &BARER, Prams, F M 109a. PORAW, Bans, F-M
St S-inaCh ill'ark"1` Inn ebrwithelsterre
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Lannebut
99. GEIVING4 Leonhaz.d, DT /U8
F�-11ii.5.1r1g/ObherbSyern
StOilmag Dm:b.
10C. GUENTSCHEL, BeiTilp Trig
Jens s d Seale
Kathstinenstr 23
101. BR1XK1EIER. Gerhard Trig
Mlenchea'8
Birkkaretitze 16, III� --
bet Bar
102. DOLLROFF, Wilhelm, Dipl Trig
Stuttgart-Cannstatt
Theodor Yeiletr 68
99a. MINOS" Guenther, Ing
Fleneburg
lierongs Allee 112 be& Bdjahn
100a. KOENIG, Kurt� Tug
Landihut
101a. WEGKR,ritz, Ina
Line bei Kehl/Rhein
�ler Dr Arnold, Landsbut.
Ostendstr 6
102a. LUDEWIG,THermann� Lag
l*ebbin bet Berlin
103. GrKBARDS� Walter, lug
c/o Seiffert
Giessen
Am Nahringsberg 8 bet Fritsch
oder Landsbut
10b.
Es zhireat
Beethovenetr 24
03a. IMXIM1,0 Johann, TX
Unterrieden/Witzenhausen
105, SCEENDFL, Arthur, to1p1 Trig
Landsbut
loe. RAMMER, Gerhard Ina
Eschylege
Berntsrdstr ea _
bei Glamroth
107. GENSSIS, Otto, Ing
Reutlingen
tel Siebert
1.04a. PERLICK, Rudolf, Trig
do Fri lettntg
Waiblinzerk/Vttbg
Netts Bahnhofetr brie-
108. POBTZSCZKE� Heins, Dipl Trig
do Fri Chswlotte-steyer-
Lancishut
Ni edermsyrstr 29
109. GRABER, banis=7
105a. MIMI, Karl, F X
Steg bei Bache.racb/Rhein
106a. BUERGER, A3tert. In&
�born bed Pal-snits
Rezirkestr 197b
107a. Mi0F, Thedphil, F X
f . lit 701...6TElauteru
ItLizektfaseok Meldeamt
108a. ERDBRVEOGER7 Wal ter, Dipl Tug
Krets Her �id/West!
$teinach am-Brenner
Ge sterrtich �
110. LANGE, EMS t i7DipljIng
Bielefeld
109a. POBAJA0Rens, F M
Iiinsbrwk/Gesterreicb
Roehenstr 8
Ravenburgerstr 117
110a. WREN, Frits, Dipl Trig
Reinheik/Odenwald
Kirchetr 24 bei Kobus
8 3 4 0 2 �IS- .3--
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112.
115.
116.
117.
STORK, Crecal3, F X "
111a.
AbBRIOLT, Kurt, 7 X
ArUsiligen bei-Dertatadt
Pinneherg/Bolstein
Fr ledeasstr
XBAUBB� Otto, Ing
112a.
DOM, Gt_thard, 7*
Solimgeri-Ohlis
Jaahurg-Xtrbnrg _
Dreklastr 6
wakbasierstr_ 38 bet Puhlendorf
ILOXPPEL, Karl, Prof Dr
113s.
SIELAFF, irmst� Dipl Ing
Dariestadt
Atgsburg
Tecbnische Bochschule
Wsserschaidt A G
XRLLECX, Anton, 7 X
1114a.
Tam, Franz, F, X
Laadshut
Schaffhausen/Star
Ihemalige Goebbelestr 11 -
oderc/o Xrausejilschwege
Ottostr 8-
BENZ, Frani, 7X
115a.
BRUM, Kurt, F
Offenburgiobberbein
Essen/Ruhr
Blektrisitaeteverke
cliepenatr 5 bet Pollat
BUERGER, Robert, TX
116a.
BDit, Alfred, Img
Frellassimg/Obbaqtru
,Kalsdorf_bei3Oraz 1r1169,
Weibhalaer Siedavng 6
azeiermak/Oesterieich
BMW:RIR, VIibe1M1Ing_
117a.
BONTIVIZR, Friedrich, Ing
Reidenbeim/Bre
. OrpsSAtuolitke bli Rithenov
Ya Voith
118. USECUT,
Athern/Radem-oder
Schlurbterm bet Beilbroan
ea. KOROVIWIC, geirito lug
Cio 7r1 rebnIg
itaiblingen/Wttbs
Niue Balszthofstr
119. aur'x ILKPI,_Joachis, Dr Lag
Ainring hei-Ba4
120. =BUDD lgon� rr Ina
Braunschlreig
Siegfriedstr 56, I
121. SPUR, Xugen, Dr Phil
Rentathelverke
Kassel
119a. ROKRIDOPY, Fritz, DPhil
BsA Reiriltnhall/Bayern
120e. SMOLAilfs, Ierbert Ing
-Vaiblimgettbs
r-
122. BACEER, ronzadi-Dr Ing
Bscharach/Rhein
Steeg 35
123. BERM, Rudl, Dipi Ing,
c/o Wee
. .
Witzenhausen
bet YA Luedecke & s4r3ll
124. PORAJAC, E.n, TX
Innabruck/Oesterreich
Xoebenstr 9
=AMM.04.11.
121a.
1701/1K,_Reb_ext, Dipi Lug
- Darmstadt
71ohtestr-32--
BLUX, Robert, Dipl Ing
Stuttgart-Degeloch
Loevinstr Bassbauveg het Rolle
71X01.12, Rerbert� F X
�Blochhosen bet WIttealausen
--Berggasse--
oder RentathelverkevKassel
124a. MAUR, Prat, 7 X
c/o Linlobr
Stuttgazt-Cannatatt
Vildungerstr 37
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Te huiscae Bochscbule XesliersOmiat A 0
1ik, Anton, 7 X
Lent at
115. win, Franz, TM
OffenburgfObberhein
Ilektrizitaetiverke
116. BEBRDPOIR� Robert, _7 X
Treilassing/obbayeril
Vtibbauser Siedlung 6
11441. 252.1B, Mat, 1 X
Schaffhausen/Saar
Ihanalige Ooebbelsstr 11
oder c/o Krause, Ischvege
Ottostr
115a. IMAM, Kurt, 7 X
IsseP/Rthr
Slepenstr 5 bet Pollert
116a -SIX441fred,-Ing
Ialodorf bei3Oraz
Otelermak/Oesterreich
117a. BOWTVEIR, Friedrich, Ing
OrOsis-Waicke bet Rathenov
117. BAEUIRLI� V1The1. lug
geidenheim/Brenz
Fa Voith
114. JUDISERT,- Zmil� Ing
Achern/Baden oder
Schinchtern_bei_Beillaros_m
EXIOMICK,-Areinz, tug
P/0 7r1 Lehnig
ilsiblfgen/Wttbg
Nene Bahnhofstr hi
119. AtIPX wei� Joachim: Dr Ina
Ainring bei Bad ReichAnhall
119e. BUD:DORF p Fritz, Dr Phil
Bad Reichezt)%al 1/Bayern
120. XUSITLXICR, Egon, Dr lug 120e. SOBIOLUPT, lierbert, Int
Briktla8 Owe ig cio_72-1 Lehnig
Slegfrle&etr 56, I
121. STIER, Nusen, Dr Phil
Hentschelverke
Kat eel
122. BACIIM, Konrad, Dr tug
Bacharach/Rhein
Steeg 35
123. =EMT; 111241, Dip/ Tugs
c/o Xadee!
Vitzenhausen
Vaiblingen/Wttbg
1211G- 10/0172t,- Herbert, Dipl lug
Darmstadt
Fiehtestr 32
122a. BLUX, Robert, Dipl Lug
bet re rAtetuae_& &kora
124. POBAJAC, Hans, 7 X
Innabrock/Oe 8 terreich
Itoehenstr 9
StOttgart-Degeloch
Loavinstr - Itosshatreeg bet Sails
Wm. 713E11138- , Herbert, 7 X
A313 chhapsen bet Vitzenhausen
Brggasse -
125. MIER, Josef, 7 X _
Orossaubeln bet )10L141044.11
126 almalRO, gelnrich, Dipl lug
Reolden/Biederrhein
Post isselberg---
Gut Duachhof
oder-Bantscheiverke, lassel
124.- MOM, rritz, 7 X
cio Linkohr
Stuttgart-Cannstat
Wildungerstr 37
125s. TASCBT� Itrt, Dipl tug
Frnktwt/Mdn-!scber.heim
lialldgraf Vilbelzutr 15
126a. DEP, Rena, 7 X
_ EttWige,_LUdvigstr_k oder
e/o Dittse4-14chvege, Ottostr 8
oder_ Oa s s lautern/Saar
83 40 21 -15,1X
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Lamdshut oder
Oberstdaort bet Fa Xauser
12 HICKMAN, Dr Lug
-XUenche 19
Vaismahausstr k
129. FLANDORFIlt, Gerhard; Ing
Irsischverdliferra No 57
bei sperbezt
-10-
127a. DMZ, August; Ing
wchtlos Kreis ZiegenheLm bet rAiSt
130. BARYANS; Jen; ET Dig
c/o Oakar Zosel--
lands:hut, Ostendstr 6
oder Buero Landstut-
131. ARNOLD, Wilhelm; F
Viesbagan-Biebrich
Friedrichetr-19iii
132. ROM) Karl, Log
c/o Dr Koehler
-123e. VUTTKB, lug
Flensburg/Schlesvig
Vester-Allee 92
129a. BUSKS; Richard,'Ing
Bas Ban-Allendorf/Verra
130a. KUTZSCEE; Werner, Dipl 'mg
-Landsbut oder
Kreischa/Sachoen
Romenstr 104 h
Gendareheim-bei Krelensen
Neuestr 11 oder -
Landehut, Buer_o_Dr_Busemann/Daniel
133. DAUBS, Gerhardt-Ing
Noepfingem Kreis Buchen/Odenvald
Kirchemstx 2
13k. BUM; Karl; 7 X
0/0 7:1 Lebnig
VaiblIaganAttbg
Wens Bahhhofstr-44
131s. �PirrzILLD; 'Franz; IF X
Landshut
132a. 7V1SER; Villi� 7K
ZETchvege
Bernhardstr 26 ode:
- c/a Irense, Ischirege, OttOstrAil
1334. I077XM; Verner; Ins
Valgolorf/Taungs
134. AMU; Josef; 7 X
c/o 7:1 Lehnig
Vaiblingen/vttbg
Neve Bahnhofstr
135. KRAFFT, Friedrich; Dig
Winz oder Frankfurt/main
oder imadahut Dr_Bussmann/Daniel
136. KOESTERS; LudvigiIng 13C3.
Bersfeld/Verra _
August Gottliebstr 15
135a. RAM; Bane; H
137. FICK; Rrnst, rag -
tatuatn bed Pforzheim
Liadenburgstr 437oder -
Landshut,Dr Ipissmann/Dandel
138. WNW; Adolfi X
Vien, 2k
Bruan am Gebirge
Gettringerstr 34
139. CHUM; Karl-Ulna
Karlsruhe
Zallivodastr 1
Berlin-N 11_, _
Eussitenstr 16
Prgrrgap TbAKTun.� Ind
NMtaingenffithg
Kurzestr 2
137a. KIIR713CIDOXEL; Hermann, X
Grossauheim/Vain
- Oder Landshut Dr Bussmann/Daniel
138. IAXPK, 17KAlfred
Volgast oder
L4ndshut
13 OLZ, X
Landshut/Bayern
140, unin, Gottfried; Y)( 1IOs KALDIZAJTAISTald, F X
Widen bet Amber YJamAitivikt
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129 a4^11Ard,.*Ing
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Ntrmschverd/Werra No A enderra
bet Sparbert
130. RANYANS, Jan, Dr Ing
c/o Oaksr Zosel
Twashut, Ostendstr 6
oder Boero Landshut
131. ARNOLD, Wilhelm, 7 X
WiesbaLan-Blebrich
Friedricbstr 19
132.
133.
13.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
13. IDTLSCRE, Werntr, Dipl Lug
- Landshat oder
Krelecha/Sacheen
Nosenstr 104 h
131a. RWALD0'Franz�-Y X
Landehut
RUST, Karl, Lag,
132a.
7411SEN� Willi, 7 X
c/o Dr Koehler
GiMersheim bet Kreiensen
Neteetr 11 oder
Landshot, Boer� Dr Bussrmen/Daniel
---Nechmege
Bernhardstr 26 oder
c/o Krause, Escbirege� Otteitr
KRAUSS, Gerhard, Ing
133c
umiak Werner, tug
Roepfiagen Kreis Bvichen/Odenvald
Welidorftraunts
Kirchesstr 2
1344-;
deELLE� Josef, 7 X
BUE, xAri, r x
c/0 Fri Lehnig
c/o Fri Lebals
Val_blingeaftittbg
WaibliogeniXtttg
Doe P4Anhofetr 44
leue Balmhofstr kk
KRAFFT, Friedrich, Ing
135a.
BANKEi Hans, 7 X
Mans odsr Frankfurt/Main
Berlin 1 31 .
oder Laaasbut Dr Bussmanm/Diniel
Bussitenstr 16
FFEFFERTheophil, tug
KoESTERS, Ludwig, tag
13(3.
RarefeldiVerra
Iletaiagen/Wttbg
August Gottliebetr 15
Kureestr 2
Feral Ernst, Lug
1374V
KURZSOMOIKELReiviann, F X
F.,ttingeo bei_Pforsheim
Grossaoheiabiain
Iliadenburgetr 43 oder
oder-Landehut Dr Bussmarm/Daniel
lAndshut, Drfitnesmann/Daniel
SCINIARS, Adolf, 7 X
138s.
LAXPEI Alfred, F X
Wio..n,
Wol-gast oder
Brunn as Gebirge
110.ndshat
Gattringeratr-34
MUSSY, Ian-Heinz
139a.
SCRIOLZ� 7 X
Karlsruhe
lAndsbut/Stiern
Lallivodastr 1
IAMB: Gottfried, F_X_ _
Widen bet Aachen
141. BLUMARTKE,, Albert, tug
Schlfmndorf/Dayera
Winterstr 3 bet Dittrich
14011.KAIJM2aA, EirAld 7 X
Land.shut
MGM, Leonhard., 1041 tug
Xuenchen
Ublandstr 1
BACRIANNTAlfred, Dipi Tug
do Trail Henna Steinhilber
&linden bet Uvula
Dlmarstr 231 bet Schiefele
42a. 14=03317M24-Nerbert� Dr Lag
Braunschoreig-Wolfetboettel
Staftmarkt 15-
8 3 4 0 2 / --/V7
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143. LATIS Walter, Lag
Duca Del dorf -Iller
Zeppelinstr 44
144. MILK:NZ, Ing
c/o Tuebbecke
Vitrenhausen
As Grsbenbsch 2
11-
1k3a . GLASMIACHER� Hermann, r X
c/o Ileiboefer
Rheinhausen/Niederbein
Schwartenberg, Martinstr 7
144a. SCHWARRICK, F
Berlin-Pankow
Binsstr 20
145, MAROGNAF, Kurt, Ing 145a. LteXtal, DiplIng
c/o Trau Hildegard Angele
Landsbut
Yverth
Theaterstr 14 oder
ueber ISebnal Berlin
146. TIASCHEN Ing,
berlin-Lichterre140
1117. 1027Yrii� Rans-Otb, Dipl Ing
Stuttgart-1( - -
Iussklinge 19
148, BUTEN, Hermann, Ing__
twisburg-Eamborn
Meck1enburgerstr18
146a. PRZUSSE, Tricia, 114
lAndebut
Dr Bu2sman2/Dan1el
1117s. BIAMIW, Dr lug
Berlia-Ploettensee
Tegeler Veg
Chem Ten Reichsanstalt
148a. JOH:M=0 Vilfried� Ing
c/o Dr Xahlow
Osal bet Regensburg
110. RANKKULD, Dip' Ing -
.Dersists4t
Tecbn Rocbschule
Institut Prof Busch
150. SPAIN, Robert, 7)(
Ahl f el Vitae el2
1119s. Dipl Int --
Darmstadt
Bockhausstr 13
151= KUM, Reinz� Dipl Ing _
Dosruats4t-Balkhausen
152. SCHLICITIS) August, 714
Insdorf/Saar oder
Oriesdorf/Saar
153. TUTU, Gunther, )(
Iandsbut
154. B0112, Ude, Dr leg
Darmstadt
Tsunusstr 5
155, YORADKA, Johann F M
Mien 20
Saltachstr 7
GraxL7 water, itim
c/o FT1 Lebsig )15�0*
Vaiblingen/Vttbg
Rev* Bahthotstrkk
151a. Tug
. Heidelberg
ra Riots Kontakt
IMML-,r/Slentin� X
IVirmstadt Griesbeis
Alte Darnstshdterstr 39
153C Josef, IP X
Xuenchen-12
Barthstr 8
15114. INCAS, Rudolf, FM
Preen
Lueneburgerstr 39
155a. ZSCIZIGS, irrupt, 7 M
MO Bsaburg
Zentral Personalstelle
VIKIRIAANNWith'# 156a Meg, Mlehior, 7 x
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WiTzennausem
Am Grabenbacb 2
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145. MAROGRAF, Dirt, Lag
Fuerth
Tbeaterstr 14 oder
ueter Hiebnel, Berlin
146 TISCHER, Ing
Berlin-Lichterfelde
147. MUIR" lens-O,_Dipl Ing
Stuttgart-X
Inszklinge 19
148. =TRH, Hermann" Dig
Duisburg-Ramborn
Xecklenburgerstr 18-
149. HARNEVALD, Dipl Ing
, Darmstadt
Tec,bn Rochscbizle
Institut Prof I Busch
for Release: 2022/06/22 C00010786
1k5a. 1/010611Urp Dipl Dag
c/o Fran Rildegard An,geie
Landshut .
1k6a. FREUSSE� &Joh, 7 )1
Landahnt
Dr Bussmann/Daniel
147a. BRUNIHR, DT IN'
Berlin-Floetzensee
Tegeler Veg
he Techn Beichsanstalt
:OMSK, Vilfried� Ing
c/o Xahlow
Waal bet Regensburg
149a. HOSILLIRR� Dipl Ing
Darmstadt
Bockbausstr 13
150. SPARS, Robert, X 1*�'44egt*bi
Ahlsfeld/Ressen
151, KAMM, Heinz, 1)1131_1n8stadt-Balkhausen
152. SCHLIC131121,� August, F
Ensdorf/Sasz oder-
Oriesd.orf/Sesz
153. ina7ZE, Guenther, 7 X
Landshut
154. HOLM, Ude, Ing_fr
Darmstadt
Taunuastr 5
155, YORAM, JobannF 14
Wien 20
Salzachstr 7 -
,GICHEL� ValteOliM
Vora Lekakig va),.
Vaiblingentilttbg
Neue Bahnhofstr
151a. EgRXIMR"-Adolf, Ing
Heidelberg
ya Rtotz Honta.kt
132i RCERL., Talentin� 7 X-
- Darmstadt atiesbeim
Alte DUMB t th er tr 39
1 3a. VIIHK12( Josef F 14
, $- -
MAIDeben 12
Bartbstr 8
15ka. =KW, Rudolf, IX
Bremen
liteneburgerstr 39
155E- WHIM, Hnnst� 714
ASO Ramburg
/Antral Fersonalstelle-
15C vaxxxixori,Vi11i, TX 156a. 1A1tS4 Xelebior, TX
Hisburg bei_Rannarer Regensburg
Arendstr 3, bet Oelte c/o linvohner-leldesiat
157. MILO, Heinz, DrI III
Semi bet Regensburg
157.a. YOE ',WHAM, Rudolf, lag
rissel-Vilbelmshoebe
-161bergstr 12
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lot. EtlitSGRAF,. Bans, F X
icio Sews Stork lAntsbut
Pezzultedt-Arbeiligen
165. LIKKugsg� Etats, X
ine'repheinland
c/o Krause:, Zschvege
Ottostr 8
166. ItEMS=r,
Duesseldorf .
Ambenerstr-208
158. BRINK, Karl, Dr LTT 158a.
VeLe1bei Ranburg
Ca6ertuerstr 1 oder
Fa Siebert & Kuehn
Oberkautumgen bei Kassel
159. KLAR, Paul, Ing
Vollaarz 13, Kreis _ _
Scbluechtern
160. 81100, It.ipl Ing
Lturta bei Merseburg
Ttarveg 11
161. SAK7133, WilbelmsF X
Eambura 20
Krempenstr 10: III _
162. StIMLIII�� Benz .1134;
DraurtsChveig -
Nadastertmeg 110
Bluiolf� Dipl
P/0. Wolfgang Bentscb
Landshut
15 . IttiCKERFELD, W111101m, Ing
Kodbel/Oberbayera
160a. PAULI, Fritz, Ing
Landshut
161s. GUM, Andolf� Dipi 1.4%
FraMfurt/Xsizt
Gartemstr 111.
162a, FRANK: RanB, Ing
Reidemoldendorf
bei Triedrichshafen
163. PITSCIXLIK, Knot, Dipl i*gi F X
intzzabansen ZIVeniburg
Goldener Loewe beiTtledrichsbaten
16ka. MO, Fritz, F X
65s. XOCBIUS0 Fritz, F X
Zschvege: Bernhardstr 19 oder
Klateichstr oder do Krause, Ottowtr 8 or
Kentscbelverke� Kassel
167. SOKUDDStEt, Martin, TX
ielzheim a d Bergstr
168. Altlin, F. X
166a. SASS; Xartin, Dr Img
Prien/Chiemsee Obbayerzt
167a. BUTTUI, Wilhelm, TX
_Duisburg
qto Itinvohner--Xeldeamt
168a. SKIMS, Daniel, TX
t/ct Dr Franz Fischer c/o Prof Rueter
inernberg DeTrizstadt
O Pol.ytzchniktzt Technische Kochschuae
169. MUM, amino F X
Karairuhe
taristr 28
170. MSS, EMS, F
Reillacinhaus bei
Nesseldorf
169a. GRILL, II
Landsbut
170a. ORD/B1:90, F X
Landshut
�
171. LDOCCIO(W, Nacho W' Tss - 171 a . AmLvu1fo
Darmstadt � Approved for Release: 2022/06/22 C00010786it
Dr
Toliners 13, Zreis IochellObe bayern
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160. MOOR, Dipl Ing
14=a bei Iterseburg
Torveg 11
161, ELMER, WiLhtlm, x:
Rambura 20
Kreeperstr 10, 111
162. =MLR, Sears /mg�
Bravfotchveig -
adanienseg 110
16011. PAULI, 'tits, Ing
Landshut
161s. GiBerilfEC, Rndolf, Dipl Ing
Franleurtiliv.in
Gartecnitr 14
PITSCIEVAIR, Ernst, Dipl Ing
StittenhaiLsen
Ooldener Loewe
162s. FRAM, Rams, Ing
Reidenoldendorf
bet 7rdedrlehshafen
1614, BtISSOBA7, Hans, 7 X
crearg Stork
DarmtvIt-Arbeiligen
165. IMBERS Raw, 7)1
Ile'strtbeinland
reatericbstr oder
do Erause, Ischittge
Ottostr 8 ,
163e.11M3LICRi, Gerhard, 7)1
RaVensburg
bei Priettrichibafen
161s. xxsex, Fritz, F.X
166. TORIEGMEW, Heinz-ring
Duesseldorf'
Aachenerstr 208
1.67. SCZMOOOMI, Xertin, 7 X
lielow,la a d_Bergstr
168. ALUM, F� X :
c/o Dr Trans Tischer
Inernberg
Obi Polytzehakux
169. iimurza , Erwin, 7 X
Dtralruhe
learlatz 28
170. MILS, Hans, r X
Iteiliganhaus bet
Dusseldorf
. Landsbut
15s. IMBIIIS, Fritz, F X
Isebvege, Bernbardstr 19 oder
do rrause, Ottortr 8 ober
Rentschelverkei-Kassel
166a. BASS, Xartin, Dr Ing
PriesiChieasee_Obbayern
167a, BLITP3121;Vilbe1s, 7 X
Duisburg
do Rinvoliner-Meldeamt
168e. emus, Daniel, r x
c/o Prof Rueter
Darmstadt.
Tech:Lisa* Hochschule
171. ZDOCCIXARN, Erich, Dr Ing
Ramat-silt
rechnische Rochschule
last Prof Rueter
169a. OREM, 7 X
Undid:tut
170a. GRABIRG, r X
Landshut.
171a. OCEXID� Wulf�, Dr Ing
Dektstadt
Tecbaische Rochschule
172. MICH, ittuard, 7 X
Redel Zipf
Zreis Voeklabruck
Oesterreich
172a. MEOW; August, Y)(
Ahlen/Westf
Oesraericherstr
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173. commuus, V1114 Dr Ing-
Darsiatadt
TPrunlsche Rochschule
174. RERDXXLIN, August, 7 X
Dar taus d
c/o Kliwohn CT - XE! 1 desmt
175. scuumz, mut, Ing
Dallgov-Doeberitz
treis Yeuen
Alt.aankeastr 11
ode:- ueber Raehnel-
kerlib,-Spandau
Gensersheinervreg 61
176. MARC, xtch TX
Esavege
imalriastr 32
c/o icriuse, Ottostr 8
TIRRARDT, Rerinantki-Ing
ifspperthal-Rarszen
Riztrachtstr 1k--
178. RIMMDT: D1P1 Irg
Lsadahut-
- 13 -
_ 173a. TINGADOp Dr Ing
Darsstadt �
Te ckni oche Rochs chale
174a. CLAUS, Kerry, 7 X
Lands but
175$. BABIMANI, lag
c/o Relaut Esehmel
Berlin-Spandau
GermrsbeinArvrg 61
176s. aran, Aatonl 7 X
wit tea saaebarg oder
Sus a d Saar
SEMRT, Will, DiP1 Ing
StUttgart4
Repplexstr 10
-Tecbnisehe Rochselrale
179. SCRIRR� Georg� Dip1_ lug
Blaullaurenfiasi --
Ibttiwstr 1
�
178..
RIIRThattiltiRft,vmi, P-X-
. Landzbut
179a. DITIRICR, )Ix, 7 X
c/0 AlOia Rag.
Ritieulmrs an der Altauelal
Bayern
180. RENTSCI, Volfveng, rripl Ing
80a. MISCH" Rudolf, Dipl Ing
-rlo Landelrat oder cip WArianne Oelbrich
Pirra Cobits/SVheen liTeeden_li 6
Lietketkalerstr 14 Boetusischastr 25, I -
--oder Landibtrt
181. lirlitS7R: August,_Dipl Ing -181s. 8CITI7FX011, trioh, Ins
Wei:when-Lein
Rogenbergotr 27
182. Mita, Leo, 1 X
ithelabauseatiliederrhein
Major Steinbsebstr 9
oder c/o Reithoefer
Rheintlausen
183. Edna L'Nzrts, 7)4
Irupperthal-Darmen
Sonnenstr 59
184. SCHAIIAU, Borst, 7 X
Rethmar bet Remover
1Ag_
14114ahut
182a. SIEBIGTIBOTNI JEN:a-V P X
Orsfenvei1erMs1
Buderhof 39
183a GAB Mins. Peters, FM
X4enchen 12
Sandtaeretz 12 bet Zettel
184a. 71334 Leo, 7 X
keklacBickeridort
lehdeleohnstr 8
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Dallgov-Doeberitz
irtiS jua
AltiLSDReastr 11
odt.r tzsber Raebnel ---
Ber1ih-span4n
Creznersheisterveg 61
176. CIAXIY Brich 7
Eschvege
_Ludarigstr 32
c/o Erause, Ottostr 8
177. =MAIM* BeralUal, ing
Wspperthal-Barmn.
Rintrachtstr 14
78. BLAISITSI, Karl, Dipl In
lAndahut
179. SAM, Georg, Dipl Ing
Rlautauren/Ult
Ifttzetratr I
.1/3mmiww Trik
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Berlin-SpanNtu
Otrzerabeinerwee
176a. MIMI Anton, I X
SerIc het asarhurg oder
euss a d Saar
180. REarreCtR� Wolfgang, Dipl lag
c/o Landsbut oder
Pi.rna Cobits/Stten
Liellettalerstr IA
177a SE0712T,Viii, Dipl Dig
Stuttgart-I
Reppleretr 10
Technische Rochschule
781 11127/72BERVER,Vilu, Y)(
Landthut
179t DITTIRICR, YeaziT7 X
- c/o Alois Rte.- -
RiedeasIture an der Altaraebi
Bayern
80e. )03(2� Rudolf, Dipl Ine
_ Marianne Gelbrich
Dreaften X 6
181. VIIMIR, August, Dipl Ing 181s
Itnenchert-Lein
Rogenbargatr27
-
lea Irma, Leos, 7_11 _ 182�. 8IX3IOYX20131Pitti Y x-
Ithe inbauseniiiedarrhe in -.Ortfenvellerttfels
Major Steiatchitr 9 _Aluderhof 39
oder Ieithoefit
Rteintausen
Boehnischestr 250- I
'oder 1Andshut
SCRITIXIII� Erich, Ing
Landstut
183.
18k.
185.
JOLTED Kurt, T X -- 183a. GAY GI0nR0 Nter, 7 X
Vupperthal -Burner!, *Aachen -12
Sonnenstr 59- ELadtneretr 12 het Zettel -
SMARM, Borst, F X 184*. 713XD Leo, 7 X
Retbnar bel $841210Tel- Ircoaln-Bickendorf
-Seitteltohnstr 8
GCBRIN� Johannes, Lug
Toelknrode/Braunschvele
L 7 A Office Dr Stern -
otter ueber iManel
Ber1in-Spuds:1.i
Geraersteinerveg 61
1851 � ZIC4kN1, IF X
do Schesendel
- Laioishut
8340 2 - /S-70
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1 RUOFF, Josef Jr, F /4
jartflghut
Buero Dr Bussnenn/Daniel
187. WOMEN, tugts, ing
188.
1866 * PFLAUME Willi 14
Collagen
Lmdwebr
Elberfelderstr 19 oder 90
Kassel
Rollaandisellestr 149_
187a. BASSI, Ano, Ing
c/o Vali Ana rroll
Bielefeld-Bethel
$TRAITIR, Fritzi-F_X
. c/o Yr/. Lehnlg
WSiblingen/Wttbg
Nene Bahnhofstr kk
189. LWATIG II, Dr Dig
Berlda-Spandau-
Pichelsdorterstril
oder miberiBethael
Berlin-Spandani
Germersbelmerveg-61
Saroaveg-30
188a-BLIFFIMTODierbard, 7 X
_Lands/Int
189s. ZELLER, Alois, 7 14
190. OUSagi, Reinria, not
Mori a d Sieg _
191. BISEST, Weraer�
Darastadt � _
Teekaisehe_116-eltuteltu1e
Inst Prof Miwter
Landshut _
190a. BRUCtingSRO, Wolfgang, F
e/o Linkohr
Stuttgart-Oshastmtt
Vildungerstr 37
191a. 711BIR; Earl Wilfried� Dr lag
Velden Werther See/Iaernten
Oesterreich
192. WEIKEL, Johann, F /4
WatarriadenNittenhiusea
hei Sie_bert
193. =LEM, 'Welters lag
Stitt-tort-Lilienthal
192a. 11311LI, Otto, X
irmichvard-Witzenhausen
hei_XCrl
193a. PALM, Bernhard, Tag
Stattgart-Xiltenthal
OalIusstr 46
194. 1301.9.Lothari-Ing 94t. 114DIfhalbardi,Ing
Frankfurt/Main Muenchen-Oraerelfing
Beumannstr 74 --LochhAmmoir
195; 71131112, Joathiso PM ---
c/0
Darmstadt-Arheiligen
Backstr 3
196. DOGIOF, Theophil, TM
Lalserslautern
IlLisorohner-Meldearat
197. VOMPPIL, Dr lug-
do Kraemer
Darmstadt
Oabelsbergarstr 21
198. leNSCBM� 'Danz, y X 198a. ZWIABL; Max, 7 X
BerlinAsselh*Approved for Release: 2022/06/22 C00010786Vege_
- 195a. 046BXEDITi- Karl, F M--- --
c/o Georg Stork
Ursa tadt-Arheiligen
968 7,7114 F
c/o wiebbect, _
Vitsenhausen
197a. P1,Lthdg, D1. lug
- Bickealith a d Bergstrasse
het Darmstadt
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188. SWAIM, Fritz, F X
c/o Fri Lenig
Vaiblingen/Wttbg
Neu Bahnhofstr kh
189. LUDWIG II, Dr lug -
Berlin-Spandau
Barmen 30
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looa. BLAFFENT, Zbarhard, F X
_,Landshnt
189s. MIMI Alois, F X
Landshut
Pich*ledorferstr 1
oder ueber Haehnel
Berlin-Spandau
Geruersheinerveg 61
190. GED3SZN, Heinrich, 7X14
Mitorf a d Sieg
191. HIRST, Verner, 7 Ai -
Darmstadt
Teckuische Hochschule
Wit Prof Exeter
192, BUM, Johann, I
Unterrieden4itzenhausen
be/ Siebe
90a. B3AIDNIBONGi7Volfgahg, F X
c/0 Linkohr
Stuttgart-Oantstatt
Vildnngerstr 37
191.a. YIEBER, IA1.1 Viltried, Dr log
Heiden Voerther Seeiliaerntert
Oesterreieb
-192a. MEL', Otto, X
leRSchveri-Vitzenhausen
bei Karl Eel
193. Si�NIZLEI� Walter, lug
StUttert-laltenthal
194. MAIMI,.Lothari-Ing
FranWuTt/Xhis
Neumemnstr 74
193a. -PALM, Bernhard, lug
Styttgart-Ialtenthal--
Gallumstr 46
195. mum, joaChial F X
c/0 Lindenlaub Darestadt-Arbeiligen
leckstr 3--
196.
DOSIOF, Theophil-,-F
Haiserelautern
EluvohnerXeldearrt
197. TOEPPIM, Dr lug
c/o Xratiser
Darmstadt
Gabelsbergerstr 21
194a. VILDHAGIN� Gerhard, log
.XUenebew4raefe1finS
- Lochhaslt-wr-
195a. JAHEVOLBTEsi-rl, r m
c/o Georg Stork -
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Paul, F
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VIttenhausen
197a. PIELSR Lub-eig� Dipl Ins
198. ANNSCHEL, Heinz, 7 M
Berlin-Isselhorst
Burscheiderveg 56
1
199. IRXER0 Gerhard, F-X
SolingenrOhlis
Xanghauserstr-38 ---
beirahlendorf_
Bickedblith t d Bergstrasse
bei Darmstadt- ---
ZWAHL, F X
Zschirege
Ottostr 8
1 -GRBIXBRi ?rite, FAL
FranktlItt/MAin.
Thorftldsenstr 47 bei Kaiser
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Bad Soden-Allendorf/verts
201. MEMEL, lerbert, Dip' Lag
c/o Dr Axmold
LaadaUnt
202. D* 017, 111hein, Dr IAg
-3.5-
Koeln-IletteUbtrg
Lobrbergstr 22
bei Wingemaiefan-
203. TR11.0� Elena, 7 X
Sc.bettianna/Saar oder
c/o Veneto Itt-iirege
Ottostr 8
201. minx, Eno, FIX
Bielefeld
Bandeleaverka c/o bstboff
_205. SCEMBSKLI, Leo, In
200a. PIRLICI,- Rudolf, Ing
c/orrl-Lebnig
Waiblingentittbg
New BAhnbofstr kk
201a. STgIIERT, Gerbard, Ing
c/o Eenscbel & Sobn
202. VINICLU, 0c113.0, lug
.Geraberg/Thaer,
Bahnhofstr 56 bei Scluaidt
203a. BATTREIMR, zathias, r
Berkbei Searburg qder
Bums a d Sear
2014. maw, zricb, 7 X
c/o Linkchf.
Stuttgart.
Gsansbeidstr_15__
206. BESTERMIG, SINdn, 7 X
Bockaa-Atiepel
Auf dar uke 7
StArttgart-Cannstatt
Vildungerstr 37
2056. HMOS; X
Landsbut
207. 7/1012B, lerbort, 7 X
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Suarnberg
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Tuebiagen
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217. VOHL� Panl� Ing
Dulettag-Rochteld
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