VISIT OF REFUGEE AND ESCAPEE SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP91-00682R000300120055-9
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 12, 2002
• Sequence Number: 55
• Publication Date: September 10, 1952
• Content Type: AIRPOUCH

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En J. talk, Berlin Military Pest,
k House with Dr. Otto Back, Berlin Senator
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* of Maj. Goo. lama Mathewson and, wifee..
th 'Voluntary Agency
ct and East Ber
ttee assoupsnied by lire & Mrs Swope, now
p3ai. to Wahn AirPorto Benno
- The plane was net by Hr. Harry Grossman /Atlas Chief
the Eircapoe Programiv Dision, HICOG, and Mr e Harold W. Graham
Chief of the Reception Damn* MOOG, who arranged with the
Gorman customs officials to forego the usual entrance
prOcearron Party drove innediately to the G bcrrHof
where they were billeted.
asettsvad.316/21, Mohler
09430 Briefing conducted by the following warebers of
Crensiesioneres staffs
anomie situation - Frank J. Mi13ers
Offise of Economic Affairs
Mr e lin Lloyd White, Leber Attache,
Office of Political Affairs
Mr, Alfred ire Beerner? Acting Chief
Office of Public Attains
Ire Peter Stearns, Sosiol Ssrviss
Adviser, Office of Public Affairo
- Jiro William D. Canfield, U.S Attoraiy
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Mm4 Arline 14 Wolf, De& Attorney
Mr e Kamp Gramm, Acting Chief,
ran Division, Office et 1'416 Attain
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a the ILL Hisk camiesisitor for Refugees and MOM
riot the grasp on their activities
In and )r. David Chrictian9 SHE-MSA, Pariss participated
el tor Avocet a and August 29
High Commissioner Dannelly entertained the Sah4oemittee at loath.
other oasts includtAllr. Sieves Mr, Derr, Mr? Christians Mr0Miller,
Dr. Hans Lakeethek, Minister for Empollee Affairej
Dr, Hans Ritter vnn Law, State Secretary if the Niniat All
Garman Affairep_and Dr. Hans Thediack? State Secretary of
Kimist for All-German Affairs.
Mrn.Memdrickeen was tertained at a smell luncheon gives tyr
Mrs., Donnelbr:
.15g Minister I kathcI0 plus bcre of his staff
of Interior and AliGerama Affairs briefed, the
the.Expellee-Mieistry building. A number of German
also pear
went
- The Csfltec drove to Franktart where theyim* billeted te
the Oarttam tel. Mr, Swepos, Mro Graham and Mr. Grasso* naaorkad
the gr thni the rest of the pregrma in Frankfurt and Nuenabarge
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Frankfort
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General Lucian K. Tresostt Jr0
1400.- The graap left for Mnortherg on a special diesel train.
20e00 - Arrived Maernbergo escorted to Grand Motel by General Ernest Bistryt
Inonaberg MilitaTy Post Ceamsedsm6
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entertained the entire group at Inca?
rit C. IL Swartss Chiefs, Special Activitiee Division
Gesterul Bioibyg a staff amd military personnel schedule&
he afternoon brietimge
Bootees Chief 532nd 1(LL eadtrearters
Lt CDLD. IL Bosoms,C4g Officer of
-Ifeonsbergg Major P' ZNovas, Rei en 6s,
Camp alka largest camp
escapeesc,
the TIP Guest se
f amber of the Consulate G.raL
peed the rilekt and the following mo?rning in Smacks
les on Sunday afternoons, Rarest 31? TheHICOG
at Camp Tana, automobiles Imre &wiped,
Cawlate for the Austrian tear
node ter 11419 Tuesdays September
Stia-Cenoittee =Tressed interest in the pb of
rly in respect to retogeesq Their questions indicated
) peseta, overlapping of programs in the reflogee fs.,44,4
oral Reptbiirg. vol ary societies and internatirmal
as sr aligration aolving overpopulation ?pre:dew
Winn on inteneal security in eternann 4) the
ties legislation for range** en intenoal security
possible It S. kelp to be made 41170.1414.41 in the
prablneeo.
*fizz evenI3 Mr. E. V. McAuliffe at the Rdartirs
et KMOG was a fine presentation? Re covered the whele
in Berlin with only slight refer/eve* to the reaps
*operate*, Ite had his material arranged in
was illustrated with unitemas lows and chart*
overhead miner" permitting thou to be brew*
? briefing mom vers. easily, Be spoke witheel
mob a ed naemer as to discourage
effort esAa an excelled, impression %Tea tho.
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problem was treated
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arrive in Wooten% Berlin*
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upme, Berlin mei spa the Federia
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was ea ematriate daring
upon the grew, The neetieig
raordiaary. The society nitres
advocated that all refugees a
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the Cesmittee* asked penetrating
out that there is consi.derable
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write Adviser gave a Attars of the
salted emplegamit and imemplosent date*
as resentaticau indicated hew the refuge* matt
ate popelatienz
bri.f.tng emphasised the role played to,. =ASA in special
littO40110110t refsgees. Wen the preeednres for the
non-German refugee* were diecuszted* follicle* by a
tives et Ma and MINE en the pinworm of those
*Aim on refugee mama* briefly ontlisted
&teepee Preys* oespata ow. sortteber 5* 1950
be session had covered German refugee program
by it stnehor of people* was not quite as smooth
Stswersr* the participants were weal
a oreditable perfornenese
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vamp in his wbJect 04 after talking for
Sona tor liesedricksort arose end as politely as piss
wall have to p on to its next point of astiwity
iskasehek was quite ornsbed with the realisation that
enthusiasm* presented his ax mentation in each a
there* failed to get his apes* linen versos meta
the IL; so has to give sons fimaissial assistmese the
protases, mei 41 of this with a sember of *postal* Gomm
aroma the tablet,
Instany societies pissed helm emphasis on the datellaw of
being used by the Zseape. Program to determine .pisxit7
ander the Progreso Alma* *my soester revs
bask to 1945.0 Seesadary emphasis was gisen to the need fon
tint logialstisno-
heat and Dr. Theodor Oberlaenderst
airs, net the Sahveseseittee at Yak&
with a plea for aid to East Zone refugees as well
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falsifation of baste intioraustion
Gmeerel Tresmott$ he admitted itpou bolsi
meet did vat refer **es of Foreign Officials
for istrestigatiom of their politieal reiiabaitr b
the U. S. Comma Traseett pointed wet that his
Weshinoon are seem the meet there* & mad emetprehens
the world and that medoOtedly the State Department had *coos* to
also steed that hie organisation eoulet not undertake to mak* amy large
mnaher of mesh cemlaerte background ineestiptions$ as its ii
in other fields. It is feared that Kr, Armes may mot have takes very extensive
**tie* of these two latter statements =de ay, General truscott.
3 else evident that the SO-Committee believed too memy aventies
refuge* problems and that everlowing of Wert was remelting
? In their diseuesiamo of the pragens with the rolontary
the Committe* come latently returned to the **tack on the (meth*
and dolloatiw AZT mese reasons Kr. Arose had a fined belief
C. was very actame the reeve field. wee letormed
see and ether* that ite only aoldvities im Censure loom to
of the expenditure of en* saillimet dollar* for a study vittels
report (the name of which probably less than five people coed
ea shewed little tereet la the citteetion of the
question on the subject said
PEP aid was intended to
or ag it
-agency projects wo
es, As already isolicat
the ?z *fart *seting
mazy l$ 1948 dateline. APParut
$ Kr. Arens added considerable /nal
toed and ;strong representation* saw
on this point0
es considered Camp Vika one o
completed and thine in proms C
amoral appearance and have already raised morele to a.
is no doubt that these evidences of the PEP Program
favorablo linmesion of the ono in the mindS
allifedat
ethechile prier to and after the arrival of
? Pluming had to be carried out wider
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