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Gem props jandist j Henry Lcdis KLUGE (UNITED STATES) ras
allegedly associated with him.
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 Is a. governess who watches over Isix chi]4ron; the daughter of
the former Crown Prince is now siti.'ving As a nurse in fiche
Potsdam Hospital.
unaniim Counsellor in berlin now visit; ng Stockholm
OSS #20023, Stockholm, July 20, 1943
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In 1935 he vrrote an exdellent analysis of youth ideology within
youth organizations in the ,demccraeiee and in the nazi state.
Committee for National Morale, Garman P, cholo~icah Warfare,
Y
New ork, September Al. 1p. 75
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rC MAN'(
LIPPMANN, GE ARB
Germany
Intercept from Banco Aleman4ntioquento of Caracas 2
Venezuela to Sr.ts a P. R. Angel Company in New York,
dated August 26, 1942, is economic. Ex. says it is
reported that writer employed subject, a high Gestapo
chief, formerly located in kedellin, who returned to
Germany .
USNC NY 121318
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GU M ,r rpt e. October 1941
LIST, General FI -ld Marshal 811E 1t1 flD WILEMLM von
Bondi Oberkiro'hberg, I rttemberg, in 1880; son of country
doctors attended Luitpold Oymmel,un in Munich, speoia1 ing
in languages; learned wuoh Latins Greek, and also French and
ginglish; received bachelor's degree and in 1898 ontered Cadet
School of Fires Bavarian Engineers in M nioh / ent*ed ArEW as
"~'
i neer 13at taken.. 1900; transferred to
in Third n
man
g
war Academy as first lieutenit, iln 1908; captain in 1913 / young.
est 'officer cc general staff at outbreak of wars wounded and
deooratod; after war on generail' !staff of 8th Bavarian Division
under von R&IL; promoted to ik jc rr, a Lnder of 19th Infantry
Regiment in litunich by 1928; his rapid promotion after Baer
putsch implies that he 'was owrotAbly active in suppressing the
ch in hi Ak AMgsburg garrison' 11 .lt. colonel in 19251 one
t
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d Chief
192
, an
s aff of &VAIrisn w.hrkreis ile I111Mich; eolomea am
(over)
clef Army Training Division in Rei.chswehr Ministry unwr
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CERVANY LIST,, General. Field MkriihaL SI ~l ? W LV van 1941
won BLS i in fall of 192? .b?Js'Wne o omarader of Ynfantry
School in Dri)sden / ;rajo genii's] in 1931, detsiled to examine
Swiss Army; it. general in 191521 oaereander of 4th Division and
4-Army District, Dresden, An 19:x'5; oorsanding general of 4th
AMY Corps and infantry g?nenal is 1935 / led / sohluss armies
into Austriat bey comander? of 6th Army - Croup in Vienna /
led arm into Prague in 1938; col. general in 1939; general
field marshal in 1940 / oownandeel 14th Army In Polish C aign
which out off Craoaw and besiegod Liner / commanded 12th Army
in the west i*hich advanced tharot gh Luxenbourg and whose Panser
,0v11 sions broke thronah supposedly Impassable Ardennes forest;
executed great turning movement ,which pinned French forces iii
Magitnct mine' behind their aim fortifications; part of his army
pursued Frenoh through Chaapagno to Dijon and Swiss border there-
by closing gap behind French forces / opinion is riled that
he is an outstanding tactician and executive; hit early engineers
ing and military training madis him one of first 'proponents of
mechanisation and mobility; seep is to be a speoiaiist in blood'! ass
occupations / has tight-skinned face, gria,unnilii expreseipn,
thi*ining hair and grey , mustache,, etetly blue eyes according
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GMUM LIST, General Field lsrs tm.1 SIEGVM WrLMU iron
Vienna where wife and unmarried daughter Gabrielle are amp
and gracious, has always helped his c*reer; son Walther, aged
28, teaches German; daughter Ruth, aged 26, married to an air
force oartais, Grober, now P/W in England / in spite of rapid
adiranoement, has remained sisplu and has unpretentious home in
although from south Germany,, is protestant; his wifa, well.bbrn
Goethe; has travelled widely in Europe; loves art and has fine
collection of art books / frienais consider his met-memplary
so)ldicr and hen being; is s- at-,riot disciplinarian but always
helps younger Bubo dinates amid `h-as been an inspiration to t
considered a oonpl'
,,Uly non- -li t ioa1 soldier; well liked
Austrians because of his oialturt and'an?Prussian' attitude /
widely read, has Catholic Usti in literatUrs; has often reread
to a personal friend his sotto let ''Mors to be than to seem';
l ivin.
Stephen Laird, o. Ootober 1941
B&A, 'Central European Section
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 LIST, Field Marshal
Born May 14, 1880 at Oberkirn;Wirg in rttemberg2 purely
professional soldier; always had very high qualifications
in 930 was made oomroander off' the Vfficert~' Infatntr, School
at resden, which was the moat ,Important instructional post of
the Re i ohawehr; native Warttembiirger; G selected List for
post of cc ander of the Officeir~e' Infantry School at Dresden
because he was convinced that List held moderate democratic
political -views.
Phoenix s Wilson (Putlitz ), June 1,-, 1942
(CID 18313 C is a copy)
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LIST, FIELD WEhSH, L WILHELi:M 'VON
Replaced on Balkan frond by Ru: trian traitor, Col. General for
Air Alexander LOEHR; the Italians, who have it in for List,
spread rumour that he was in disgrace with Hitler because he
warned him against another winter of war; for a year after
Balkan campaign of 1941, did little but travel from Beigrad
and East to Oslo and other strategic points in west; super-
vised building of air bases in Greece and Dodecanese; organized
new supply lines for ROMI;tIEL; squeezed more and more divisions
out of HORTHY and ANTONESC; ' n t as ary and Rumania for Eastern
? of ro-Sli~v , ?r ans turned their Black Sea
front; in spite p A g
coast into spring board for operations a a nst Sebastopol and
Caucasus; directed operations against MMI, HA-ILOVITCH (Yugosla-
via) ; in spite of such varied commissions, the arch-strategist
was anxious to go to Russiaii front; this appointment was cie-
layeo because Balkan campaaigri took six weeks longer than nit-
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le:r expected and the ktussian campaign was in full swing before
Crete was occupied; Hitler the!a held List in reserve for an
eventual second front, and the fact that he has now been sent
to nussia is indicative of the growing scarcity of generals;
before going to Russia, he dirElcted defense measures along the
Atlantic coast, a work now beilrLg carried on by RUNDSTEDT.
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"Shifting Generals" by Dr. tudolph fatz
OSS, NEw York, Osborne-Hoover, iSep t;. 29, 1942
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LIST, GMERaL FIELIi M RSHAL STE IUNI) WILHEL1
With HGTH (q.v.), is reporl;ed to have repis,cect von BOCK in
command of Heeresgruppo B In Stalingrad sector.
Report from private channels to b"11tockho1m, Oct. 14, 194ti
New York Times, Oct. 15, 1942
According to London press report of Oct. 2O, is in cor.Uaend on
Cauc~4~; Lan. front; for otL,:.r - in coznund on hussian front, see
Field 1arsha1 von KEUCHLi I
O.N.Y. Week.j, October 4 , 1942,, lo. 39, p. 3',
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GERMANY rpt December 1942
Nazi army officer / born 0beekirchberg, Bavaria, 1880; educated
at Military Academe, Muni oh, Germany: student Artillery and
8nginleering School, 1902-04, ;loyal Lavarian Military Academy,
Munich, 1908-11; ensign, Pioneer Battalion- Munich, 1898; corm d.
it., Germany Army, 19001; served in World War I, Bast and West
Fronts, 191448; coding bbittalion Alpine troops, following
Armistice; seared .as ocp' n rider, GebirgsuJager Batt., 19th Into.
1922w24; entered War Ministry,, Berlin, 1926; beoane sect,
leader, Army Reform Department, and ooiieanding colonel 1927;
became comdr. Inf. officer scfhool-. Dresden, 1930, ooimnendor 4t.
Djvis'.ion, Dresden, 1933; oc1 1. Austrian Armor .after Ansahiuss,
11 ?}ts'I blitz, 193:., ooind. 12th Ar W, advanced over `shills of
n
vakia, later gov. Moravia (iii Czechoslovakia), 1939; in World
War II, attacked through mountains and maneuvered to suoceel in
1938; served is genera) comeolLading Armies of Occupation, Czeoho j'
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GERMA ' LIST, Gen, STMGM) WIL LM Bit
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France to render Maginot Uw useless, 1940; promoted to field
marshal, 1940; in Balkans fikeed Nazi's triple threat of Greek
fighters, Yugoslav deflanoe,- and Britt Mediterranean landings,
1941; occupied Sulgarir., morrod headquarters f mu Bucharest to
Sofia to direct attack on GrI~eoe and Yugoslavia
1941; re
laced
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p
Field Marshal von BOCK who wuia falling to capture Moscow,
December 1941; again replaced[ Field Marshal iron Book who, in
some 30 days of Nazi attack failed to take Stalingrad, Septembers
1942,
Who' Is Who Monthl Sup I-aments weember 1942? (listed under von)
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In leading C*erm&,'n attack on BtLlkansi.n 1941 he faced triple
threat of (reek fighters, Yggoelav defiance, and British Mediter-
ran.iean 1&nain s; oce' pied Bulg,garia, moved HQ from Bucharest to
Sofia to direct attack on Yugoslavia and Greece in 1941; replaced
von BOCK who was failing to capture Moscow, in December 1941;
again replaced bon B6ck when The latter, in some 30 days of
attack, failed to eke Staling:r?ad In September 1942.
Who's Who Monthly Supplement, December 1942
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REFEREIN CEO CART) 1 NA
Head" s Gw'rnsn forces that invaded
Greece is 1941, / is ropubsd to be a close
relative of t t see Aft of Dr. LOt 07HSM OULQS
(), CSI &k Vies Premiere
Cheek official aira1s , Tu i:q
State Dept. from oil. mral (#211)p Iat bul, Dec. 7, 1942
LIST, Marshal:
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GERMANY
LISTL. JOSEPH
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LIT?, .ODOR
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LOBE, General
Augubt J-94
Vi.sitec~ 5oi'ia lust 4ug;ubt in Connection with the
40 1
German attcmppL i o huvv, Bu' k;arian troops sent to the
. u.stcril Front; GABAONI'k,ikd (BULGA 1A) supported this
attemppt.
Reliability unknown
!3, December 1942
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LIBE, PAUL
(111) 981
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UNI TEIJ STh'ri
LCCh1 Lit, Luis is
iccoduing to source, VVEA.B Uh olu c1?onnV of 13 t1 :.IEh' s (see tiertaany
and -61-uh Pierre HUSS c irculaited phony stories stout
i~lrt.
OSS, New loa?ri, Oigriu Schultz, October 28, 14)4
(Suurce left Ger r in Feb. 1941)
11679
fo EI (seb Germany) used his friendship with subject, MUSS,
and ENDERS (yy.v.) to try and smash the Foreign Press Club
in Berlin by causing diUSOUSion among its members.
OSS, New York, Sigrid Schultz, llov. 13, 19,42
9 1jou,ree left Germany in Feb. 194;1)
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S.S. war corre ondent o/ recently said that fit is "quite
pogsibl-e that the war, at 1eckst as far as Europe is concerned,
hao entered its final phase a fi gne s on to say that the German
people must not fogeet Hitlerii words: 'the last battalion on.
tho- brttlefie'ik1 will be a German battalion.'
Bruss -ls radio, July 2G, 1943
FCC, Daily Rcpt rt, July 27, 1943
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DEClASED
41
Bc):- 1896, died Jury, ~19, 1940 If inetramente1 in
P%ggik
building German air force;
tjis 'key man
in the Lou rftyear plea e
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October 192
Sent to Greece in October with three
of the best late ichwehr divisions with
special perrnie,aion from Hitler / the
troops were :attacked while passing
01
through Croall
iat and some railroad care
weri damaged,
Dutchman, reliability unknnom,r described as antiuNazi but not
anti je~nnan
19, Q~3 February 1943
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(IMI rpt Septe -r 1901
L O L vc i IM , Captain 3aro *
Was lao dish officer of ll' hrvaoht's AL-- pak da Seoticn &t
Borden t Imtil April 1941J hltbo h his appointment Was api
proved by as atop no Was not we or their favorites and in
A st.Septe r 1941 he w out to Asia as Cdar radar of a
Propagmda Coepsi y / he Wall macoieded in uua by Lt.
JUAN* a
Coenfildential zad reliable soarooo
OSS, 1Nashiagtsm, Februiu)r 25, 1944
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GERMANY
LOlM,ANL OTTC
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CO a General
Ccail des aGerman group of armies, with headquarters at motel
Teriiimuiai Avignon. 0
3oewhhere In France, July 7, 1943
#433
033, A1;gier?, July 9, 1943
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GIETUMNY
Air Officer cown:i.nd:ing Luftflotte IV (Southeast Ctmmanri, head-
quarters Vita,inr, covering Austria, Czeohoalovakia and Balky ns);
aged 56; small man of slight t:mild r ha t.le from Rumania;
occ a-ied post in Austrian T air Off ieb in 19"12; something of an
anti-aircxraft specialist; probably selected for command of
Luftflottee IV because of his kustrian ties aTj1 local knowledge
of Eastern Europe ; not a popuJLar figure and rel!ttively little is }cnrnvm of him com;,ared with mo ft; of the other Airforce
Cotumanderi
British Air Ministry, Air Pub].icati..t 1928, Notes on German Airforce,
October 1941
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LUEIi i' CUL. GM* ALEXANDER
Has replaced Field Sdarci:hal viilhelm List as German
Counnanaler;, in Chief in the Balkans.
veekiy - September 194 ,.
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Of Air Comi uid; kn9wn as the Austrian traitor; replaced Field
ikirshal LIST in command of Balkans.
"Shifting of Generals" by Dr. h`tvdolph Katz
OSS, New fork, 0sborne.-Hoover, Ewlept. 29, 1942
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L IR, COLONEL GENMW, ALEXIOID R
As German Commander in Chief.' in the Balkans is visiting
Greece in connection with recent clashes between Ge
and Italian commands thert / has asked home to remove a
number of Italian inilitat-f officials who sir in his opia&
nion incapable of coping Filth their tanks; it is believed
that Germans will be app,4l jantedc td Lhese offices.
Taos News Agency from Moscow
Germs Regional Note N- 50
November 5, 1942
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G1.14aANY rpt Janu:. rj 13, 1
In ccO.nunuid of German fore.,es in J3aikuns comprising 2 offensive
aria 7 UUefensive divisiorta,*
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rpt Fsbruury 13, 1kJ44
has been invested by Hitler with full authority for
maintenance of order in Thu !iania, as part of the programme
to keep AI4TC U"SCTU in line; of. SIMA and BOHIVIE.
O.L. Sulzberger, London, Yetrwiry 1,5j, 1943
New York Times, February 14, 1'943, p. 50
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yea, - are sub jeot to mobilisation.
6A %4
pees it appears mat
he controls all the southeast south of
i, the Dubs, an far ae r,xet~
including the Ita1iet forces / by his order, all inhabitants o
Greece aged frcxn 16 to 46
General, Commanding Officer of the ffeeres
Source believed reliable, late ;Fe-lbrua 1943
0SS, Washington (dies) July 6, 1%3
ill 096)
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GREECE
JW, General (Document: LEER)
Left Crett. J .,or Europe on May IS, 1:43
Reliable source, prior to June 1, 1943
OSS, Washington (hiss) July 7, 1943
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LOHR, General (doc is LI )
The Italian Arty Corps in Haraogovina has been attached to his
Reere8gruppe rather than to the grid I t n Arm V at Susak.
OSS, Washington, (digis) , Auguwtl,p 194:11
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 I C~in4 in Gl~= / his m 1'a headquarters at skoplie.
Reliable ice, August 3, 1943
033, Washington (dims) 3qptester ;~, 1g 3
 C NY rpt August 11*, 1943
Among those who attended the regent conversations held at
HITLER' s (q.v.) headquarters.
Contacts (B-2) of Munich, August 17., 1943
033 #21395, Bern, August 21, 1943
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 is very we].1 with the massy iset in Rio and also with influen..
Mentioned in letter / according to examiner, was formerly in
language very well, and also speaks good Portuguese / they were
can, but is often mistaken for a Genwm as she speaks that
aviator in last war; speaks perfect Portuguese; wife ie 4aeri-
turning to Germany in 1936, was transferred to south Brazil
Rio de Janeiro where he was connected with A.E.G.; before re-so
AR, EHRHNFiI)T von
tial German business men.
Letter from Gibrail JANUS (BRLZILJ~ , April 18, 1942
to Dr. ]E. Rodrigues PINTO (''PORTUGAL)
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LOHSE, FRIEDERICH
Author of Roosevelt. Amerika, one of four bcokcs on lm~.rica which
are compulsory reading for all. Cm3rmann saboteurs (see 7-16,
GERMANY, ROSS, CM- and 7-16, C-EPJWY, KIi;DERLIN) ; source says
book '.s of vital importance an~! contains a plan to sabotage
America psychologically; it has ;never been translated into
English; only copy in America is held by the American Jewish
Committee p 336 Fourth Avenue ,o New York City.
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Former Gauleiter of Schlesw.Lg-holstein; now Reich Commissar
of Ostland; the Reich Corm iesjariat consists of the Geneml
Districts of Lithuania wade- R NTELN (q.v Latvia under
JRLCHSLER (q.v.) , Esthonia under LIET tend White Ruthe-
n is under KUBE (q . v . ) ; Riga i the capital of the Legion.
LATVIA
LOHSE, HEINRICH (see LOZE, ; %ji-w nia)
Report on the Occupied Territories; of the Soviet union, p. .3.
Office of European Econol'1ic Research, New York
(Returned to Press Survey)
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LATVIA
LOHSE
Reichscommissar in chargi,t of Riga.
To P'ebr 1941
OSS, New York, Sigrid Schultz, Leciolmher 14, 19,t
(Source left Germany in Feb. 1~ 41)
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LOHSE , HEINRICH
Reichskom issar / in his decree regarding Ukraine he said
that Germmi 4ove t wiled to restore gradually private oi?
ship in occupied towns; siaach restoratim would, however-9 be
entirely dependent on owners' loyalty to Gera an authorities
and slightest disloyalty would result in the confiscation of
the properly e
tensor Materials Digest
' Gary' s Policy in the Ukrainee' , 11010
08S, R & A, Noveslber 17, 1942
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One of the four-star generals (French) imprisoned at
K nigs'tein Fortress; for ilomplete list see document B--550.
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"ter caeneor in 1 cht' r6. Propaguads 'section Bordeaux;
Confidential and reliable source
088, Raebingtoa? February 25, 15143
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His promotion from colonel b-ecerne' effeetiee August 1, 194311
of the Luf twaf fe.
FCC, Daily Report, August 4, 1943
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Chief chaplain of tie Breslau garrison; 4s obvioud]7 a reprem
sentative of the Masi faction. of German rroteetant-Le u / be
deaoribes war as the best means for 'leading a nation from
chaos to order' ,q and as c pab JLe of purifying a nation.
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