TRAINING OF NKVD AGENTS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP65-00756R000600400004-8
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 8, 1998
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: July 31, 1945
• Content Type: REPORT

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Source: ISX-33; dated July 195
Johann SANITZER, Gestapo, 'Vienna
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Training of agents of the Russian(Front auf klaerloot rel.)
As, rather short, (about two months) and was held in mobile
neer the front.linss. The main subject wee military organizatlt
the enenyAlgo radio?ccmannication sohools were there, %a the Wr:
had alreo4y:been fully trained before arriving .there.
The existen*e of Camp No. 27 became know to subject in May 1941 t%ro ?
the Russian agent Angermann of the 7unkepiel "Felixdorf".
it was a concentration or holding area for all POW's who were to *,e
trainedlas propagandists, Partisa, or secret agents. There we:e
areas or "soneet propagandistsi; Partisans, or secret ageLts.1 Le-- --
three aisas or "26tes": area one held the caldidates, while they 1.sro.
generally ezaMined and screened; area two; training area for prtlpa(J.I.
area threet training area for secret agents. The recruiting of fi,h41:1-
for copit 27 seems to have followed the same pattern: as 900D rie
German had been captured be was before a German officer who wat. a
member of the National Committee 'Weiss Deutschland". This offi.it
would undertake his first interrogation and endeavour .to recruit tr..
POW for the National Cow.ittee with the promise of better treatment .
many .' privileges: If the POW accepted ha-was screened about his po.;A:-
usef in a special mission. If he was thought capable, he wna then :-.
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either to Camp no 27 or to a Prontschoolo According to 4ng9rmaan
the POW vs screenedby MUD officials at the hqs of the MOS.:0W Ny.;:,
(IR 1943), then housed temporarily in the Nrat jail before beiag
to Cimp 27, Later on, the POW was Sent directly to ca:p no 2;'
he was screened it area one. This generally took the form of perQ.::.
interrogations, denunciations by fellow.oprisonere and the otabr7I.-1...
of the POW's reaction on certain polities], provocations,
in area amok the POWs would be "instructed. politically" throuel
anti?fascists clubs, pamphlets, newspapers, etc. This political
endootrination was apparently only done by Russian experts.
Parachute training for the agents of the NIND sae held on an air1i.1.1
in the neighborhood of Moscow. The program consisted of a' theret.
course (e;plenition of the parachute, etc.) and a practical coarz.e,
consisting of jujps from a mock.up and two jumps from an airplane,
flying at a height of about 500 a. A few weeks sometimes elaple3
between the two courses.
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