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German Intelligence Service (Wwii), Vol. 1 - 0007
German Intelligence Service (Wwii), Vol. 1 - 0007
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INTELLIG•CE BULT2TIN
NO 1/59 , 22 • ay 1945
This bulletin was iJrepared as o 59 of the :obile Field Interrotion
Unit No 1 series ana is numbered as such.
CONT.11T3
1. Organiation
.2, Si4terheitsdienst
3. g.estapo
4.Tri-po
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C. Alitr,ry intelligence'
7. Jesearoh Rnd Counicatione
8, Yield. -,-)rni.7ution
.Abwehr Activitie •
1.'reable
17'1 (Kriminl. Ko iissar •.bert \DOKL U. with the V:rNN
for 17 Yrs and grcluted 17 e2 frog. speoial trap: school for
officers of the Security Uianl '!;as ther asE ,:i g Led t.'J the
Zripo where he remained t11 arch.T' • cl ! lis to be fully
liar ' J i.th the ltest c}i...L.Tiges in org-niation and personnel 'rithin
3icherheits ITuptt)and. its subordinte units in
followinz report is not intended as general review' of n
the g erman Polie systerp but is confined to recent ch.2,nzes and anendif
- ents,supplementing tiT.R9/0Y-C1/30/45.
1. Organizatin
The BSHA • is organized into 7 deprtments 1:14(1 3 recently' added .
. 1 ecia1 breaue It is under co wand of II I Tiin his colti
17:hief of the g en nfth-r
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At I - (,mt Personal (Personnel Office)
Arrt I I 3rni'zation,7er'r Iltung u echt (Organi7r;tion, dTini-
stration,and Legal)
Art III Deutsche Lebenszchiete Si; (Spheres of German TifP)
Ge cmor Erforschung fung. Gestapo (Investition
Amt - and Suppression of anti-n-zis)
At V -Verbrechen I3ekAmpfon KriPC (Criminal Police)
Ault VI -Ausland (6oreign ,;ountries)
1.mt VII-eltanschF;uliche Forschun g u Auswertun7, (Ideological
ileseario and l'Iplication)
Amt VIS-S-botage
ALA ,,IL-Strrtegic•llit ,qry Intelligence
Art N -Nachrichten (Technical office for dissemination)
At I and II.
Although operating as separate departmentsmAmt I rind'il are
united-under one department head,Stndertenfahrer
cul=ly trusty henchman of IIIIY R . .The former heads,9(3.Grupfenfuhrer
frwin SCNUL7 P.nd 0/3truTbannfuhrex EI,NEL,temnined as depUtie.The
reason for combining the deprtment under , MRLINGYR was to bring the
organization and personnel of the Germ a n L oliT.e completely up to SS
stndarts. •
2. Sichetheitsdienst
III,the Sicherheits Dienst (SD).is still the party intelli-
gence organi7.ation,and is still paid from party funds.The salries
are an average of 50 %, higher than those of the rezular police nit-
ces.The Office has increased in siz . e,but-is still cencerned solely
with Germans.Its '"interest" extends into all spheres of (Jermn life.
Amt III is the only departmnt of the RSHA which is designted.. as
SD.
Function of is the collection of information r?.nd its
aissertAwAion to all executive agencies concerned.The importance of
its surveillance reAches• so f a r that all promotions or appointEents
i.0 administrations,government,patty,school,universities,indstr y and
other fields are subject to approval by Si.
It is organized of highly trustworthy and well trained agents
who. control three categories of assistants:Ehrenamtli.che
(volunteers),GelegenheitliChe Atarbeiter (occPsional collaborators).
and 7 ubringer (agents) .SL proudly disclaims using stool-pigeons .
(Spitzel).
3..Gestnpo
Head of .,mt IY,Gestapo,is ex officio deputy chief of the Sino.
The position was held .(Lnrch 0/Gruppenfuhrer 1:01,LER .The GestFt-
po Mnintains its own ortvni7ation for the collection of inforri.ation
perteining to political opponents, including the so-called -Komune,
Church,Free-massons,and lately- "reactionary forces°.It also super:
vises foreigners within Germny.
The Gestapo is the active branch or. the political police. It
acts on its own and 3D information,and can he considered. the execu-
tive of the SD.The close .coopertion. is asSured through the tact
that the Gestapo is largely n q nned by SD men.
In line with Its duties of supervisin . foreigners within C,erma-
ny Gestapo.has . now taken over the supervision of prisoners of wax •
ag::,inst all objections from
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The meeting pince for rjrupee E. was. (or may still be)in the bar
of Hotel NePOLEON,LILL., certain FP,T0'6 (nom de guerre).wha worked
in the bar is a member of the .4.roue.PkT0 is 32 yrs eld.wears good
. clothes,is reputedly a gambletihas arrogant manners . .
'any Jews in e'.A.H1.:3 were murdered by }rue F.A jeweller G-OLD- .
3011:!,ITT was shot down in bright dnylight by . e. passing cyclist in Rue
Lefayette.
• Leader Of Gruppe F,BRUSSELS,was Eptrn who also acted
as inofficiaL liaison between Army and Gestapo.7-IiitilANN is a war
criminal without any moral couvictiens.Over 50 yrs .old,medium hight,
wrinkled face,piercin es,shrill angry voice,mostly used at a
screaming pitch.
any agents of • Gruppe F conexegated in the lower part (house-
numbers 200-240) of Avenue Louise,BBUSSELS.
• .4. Kripo -
GrupDenfuhrer t4EBE,head of At V,Kripo,fled toSwit?earland after
the Incident oe 20 July.0/Grupeenfuhrer KtI,TENBY.UNNER took personal
charge of the department and oppointed 0/Fahrer PAN7IaE1l as his.deputj
for Amt V.PANIGM was formerly head of the subsection • for combetting
the Kommune (the leftist elements).During 1943-1944 he was Befahlsha
ber OST. with HQ at HIGA.Like most of his department heads imxmatxt
he is not a specialist but a policeman of provelp politicel reliabilit-
Fis predecessor was an experienced old time criminological expert.e
MEBE s flight from Germany' was officially explained as an act of men-
tal illness.
According to the latest instructions given at the trng course.
during Dec- 4, the basic difference between. Kripo and Geetapo lies
in the question of penal jurisdiction.Kripo deals only with offen-
ders against the 011711 penal code and has no juriddical authority.
All case must be-broliffht before civil courts where they are dealt .
with according to the penal code.The judicary has the right of inter-
vention (Finspruehsrecht)in cases hendled by the•Kripo.PersOns detai-
ned by it mast be presented to a judge within 24 hrs after. ferrest.
.rests can be made only upon order from legal authorities.
1,7.y of contrast i lestapo rtF3 own. initiative or upon orders
from ar).It acts as its own jadicflry or brings its cases before the
people s court In on.ses of treason offenders are judged. by ondergcR
gericht$hof.The regulnr juidieFiry , hs no influence on ections•of the
festapo l which hes the_ right to talcs any case from the Xripo
sees fit.
Gruppe P,o;ae of the kno'm s qb-division. of Amt V is not a sector
which is directly under the he e d of the deprArtment,but is 'n sabordina
te part of . ru e V-A (irts • hftsverbrechen ar,inst the
national economy).It concerns itself principally with me.tere•referre.
to it by the financial rluthoriltie,swth ns eses of hoardir7,selling,
or stluggling of foreign currency, negotiable instruments,golde or silve
5. Foreign Denartment
Tbe foreign department (Amt VI) is commanded by '33 Groneenfuhrer
SCHELLENr3WG,former lawyer fro the Rhinelend.His personal aide is
-turmbennfuhrer Dr SC H IT Z (in his fortles,medium height,stout,acts
very jovial and eordial,and is said to be extremely shrewd and dange-
rous).
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Offices of Amt . VI,until end of Jan • 45,were at Berkberstr.corner
Teohenzolleradamm,BERLIN-SOMokRGENDORF.Dispersal locetions were in the
woods nr DARUTH (vic . 'OSSEN),and in the forest E of FURSMI,eLDE.Code
designations were BEL1NDE for the BARUTH station,and TALDBURG for the
figRSTENNALDE station.Other dispersed offices were in numerous unident
tified houses in the suburbs of BERLIN,in Potsdamerstrend Friedric.h.
str.PT claims that knowledge of all locations was known. only to a few
select high ranking functionaries.
• elost of the ezeloyees were SD and Gestapo men,elthough some none
eerie meebers were employed lately provided they had the endorsement
of some minister of cabinet,01or OKH.All non.parte • members however,
• verye closely checked' before being employed,andeinvestigetion. including
7shedowing" and intercepting of the individual s mail.
The department is organized. in a central offiee,two overhead offe(
ces. and eight operative sections.
The. central office is occupied by.SCHELLENBERGER,his Ride SCBMITt
and Sturmbannfuhrer ULENBERG 0 liaison officer with the 'einistry alit for
Propaganda.
Overhead office (Gruppe e) is concerned with administration per-
sonnel,finance legal. thatters,ect.lt is directed by0/Sturebennf:Ihrer
Dr SANDBERGER .(medium height,slender,quick,reputedly very estute 4.hd
thorough,lawyer,former administrator of Latvia or Kurland at the front
which are handled through Lehr-Regiment Ygitiat KURFURST.His . aide is
Sturmbannfahrer OLERUCK (tall),athletic.huilde.
In charge of officers of the areed forces is itci.j PERSON,while an
0/Lt of the Kriegsmariee is in charge of enlisted personnel,Obst-Aich-
ter LENZER (or LORENZ) . is the chief of judiciary,legel.questions,and.
investigations.
Gruppe A is in direct liaison with the Chief of kmt VI and all
departments.It is located in barracks of the camp in the forest nr
eartith (vic ZOSSEN).
Section B (%EST) deals with all information,especially concerning
military matters,regarding England,Holland,Belgiurg ,Franee,Spain,Portu-
gal,Seitzerland,Italy,and the United States.A s p ecial sub-section
( laeferat)is maintained for each country.Each sub-section is staffed •
with various specialists for the various aspects of each country,and a
number of interpreters tChief of the Section is Standartenfuhrer STEIM
•CLeter thirties) from 'URTEVBERG (STUTTGART?).ffis military Advisor is
-aj VON TREfSEN.Numerous staff officers from frmy,GAY,and griegsmarine
work in the section.
Officers are located at ,oLDBURG ir URSTEN ,eLDE).
section C(EAST) collects information concerning Soviet flussia,
Scendinavie,end the Far Eest.Orgenieation the saee as '73eet P.It is
directed by 0/Starmbannfuhrer VON' TS 'HIRSCHKY.Officers are et eLD-
rURG.
Section D (SOUTH-?AST)coneerned with matters dealing with 7eeho-
slovakia is the saile as Sevt.PChief of section is 0/Sturmbennfuhrer
S7HUBACK.Officee are in VIErNeeTeletype connections are eeinteioed wit
offices in Peraerstr.,REIILIP-SCITheUGENDORF.
It would not be ascertained whether the three operational reeione
al sections ere,in direct connection with front elements through the
12 or the erey intelligence service,or whether it employs own forces
such as elements of KURFURST,exclusively and eontrols them directly.
is,however,certein that 7-eanner (also designated as re-eAnner)were
seen on their way to the office of eedefuhrer SCHELLENBERG on several
oecasions.'especially important secret agents had direct access to *awe
S.7: 7, 2LT,SNEET,end Dr SCUeII7 seemed to know many of the most vital
agents personally and by their right name.
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mfrer fron; TlihN3-052-iband. argaLPAI'llESS,
. GOTTESGAB,originally from VIENII.A.,now with the foreign
Office.,
Trequent-comprehensive reports- dealing with si: , ecial•mnttere are
written for 1-i-1. 7 1,1".t.they ar composed by DT g :7FIIND3-3 -M. ,who employs as
advisor for military mritters :faj 'f i'reiherr II2 (ap.r 50 yrs-old,
relative of the 'r2,I.TNS (electrical)family,leader of a • ?teikorps in the
7a1tic1919-1919,foreign representfAive for !:71I'S 5CTLICKEET,probably
non-party member). •
SCHINIDO:'SM was heard . to state that much of his inforation
care fro "very industrious and effective" (SD) eontributors• who were
scf-;ttered over the various Linistries,government aencies, •Ai- HO and
echelons,unbeknoTnt to the heads of these offices.He added that
1. .T.,.ollaborators were especilly successful la the 'Forein.
0X --.P,Tand the SP7=, inistry. .•
re'.)olts are often written by . aiselher .- IZTAIWG,Puthor of a
. very unfriendly bet seller describing life in the Thited :3tates,''.Der
KCNTINT"..ihitc reports are written by 0/Lt V-C)
Pertinent iortnt iatellizence tzc,f .!•Llso 1-e forwarded to other •
interested'agencies,s;Ich 'as • the officer for F.Tr, .(,),,urmfuhrar
c f'D iho 1;io su1ies lai•on with S';: -; 7tandarte KnT:Ti3 ,the
ar Correspoddente ..Jegiment.Other ite r. mily be sent to the 11 son
officer of Ostabschnitt .:(Drden (N. seCtion of the front)oV
k..condos,V.Y3turmfuhrer RG. is pn.rticulnrly interested in ER,b1dgs,
:-.i.r2orts,a1nned zf-:therings,and proinent- perSonalities 1on the 3
frott,L. K.P..aHfl -
scnInwsaY and ZICHIT we t'e heard caxplining that news from the
T jnited tates was s;arse and uns(.;tisfactory,thnt from 19ng1and dealt
only with airerft lovetfent d 2roduction,whi1e reports frot6
were sntisf-. 0 tory,from 7ussi excellent.
VT is saitfl_ to Jiose over 1ar;7e confidntial fun.ds. eiaims
!,cr.ov, from a ',e;Eber of the deprtment that photographic eopies of the
agreeent ere bougt. for a.. 700.000.
sharp distinction reg 7,Arding the l'ielde of activity r betwe
VI 7b . i .7s h !onerraoa with. foreizn o p tictr1eF.3,And t Ti (easta
(o;hich. is eomf2etent in lerny•and adjoining border areas.
ost of the t It nre SI:, men who are still on the
onrty pay.roll and. Cestapo rt.or.t 'no were large1y . drawn froq
Of .A.mt. II.
(-oiarce for item B.'3onderfuhrer
6. Alitary Intelligenee
ilttary IntelTigee ..Ter-trice prior to Jue . 44.The entiTe rAlita--
ry intelligence service was an. integrta part oP OF:': as l'Ae o June 44..
=A l'ad no influene on it rIctionS and decisions.There were soe
fir0..i:Is in hi h the activities Of the milL„ary Ab.w.ehr
• the civilian poide fl?.wehr met especially . in ouvied on tactical
!ri...es,but the se i-wrntio!I of operations. was strictly mcintained: sPe-
• li7ed. 1,1 th. field Lnd et-i-'iployed its own agents,the Foreign
C)ffice coliecAed .trough its consuir offiers,r.:2.j
Uhou. yt its forein correporldts.lo 0 degree the f1e16,of t.tx.e
overied 0.th thit of the
The hi-het 'Er of the 'intelligence serviee in was :,[nt. Ausland•
...:rehr,20!mancaed by ::,dmiral Y.RIS.It was divided. into-three•d.lpart7
with e pionge ():: counter-
• o ( 'i: I II . ,
T,comn;aed by ()bst •
espioauge and -!:ri.,,for this-puTpo$e,dlvid.el into hufLerous groups
:,cor.:in.z, to subjut as. well ro territories.mt II controlled the two
Mehr PegiAenter E 1 rid RTJRFUST.Amt TIT
2J ii, Obst I V ., T- h-w.a charged 7ith oounter-espionage
• and protective )measures for all strntegically important- militery and
production instelLetions,es well as discovery of enety intelligence 4
and evaluation and statistic of its findings,Vesides the three. opera-
tive offiees,Aet Ausland ebwehr had severei overhead-oreanieetiCne,
ineluding filing deeartment,legal . department, archives arid personnel
seetion. •
The field agencies were orgenieed similerly to the general 'T and
had sections (ruppen)I,II and i T,eorreseondIng to the Amter of the
eeee number.
nbwehrstelle XII. Abwehretelle XII,in 'ehrkreis XII, was located
in the at of the 7ehrkreiskOmeendo,IE&BAJOM.It had seetione I and
III.eetions II,PT thinks eere only foued et .Abwehrstellen
KONISSBERG.
Section. I including su'--section.- (Beferate)IH (Heer)of hit only
special section Freede fieere est es represented,i luft, the correspon-
ding, section pertaining to Allied air forces.Iei which occupied itself
espionage of enemy economies,eepecially war-industries.oecial section
IT.n.-dealt with technical . espionage and seetion II with trnet,equipment.
end.briefling of espionage ngent.
fadio meseage eenter EISRNE HAND (5 km from 'eT.F,S73ADN)was atta-
ched. to Section ToThe station zeintained connection aeong the various
ebenehr offices and with the espionage agents. . .
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eetion III cov•anded by Obet SCINITT (formerly ebwehr
wes coeposed of the following su-sections-
III e I, co.:. anded by Oej S.Ve'eLD
III c 2, eotemanded by eaj EleETAICH (P 7: reporting)
III U, eomeanded by Hetm LULE1
III L. comeanded by 117 ptm TOPPER
III tigf
III A., ehieh included the offi c ers charged with protection of
industriel plant.
flroftpx III c 1 was.responsible for security of wire coemunications
and the safeguarding of restricted areas:In - this capacity . it he,d juri-
saietion over-all. teleOratita and telephone traffic with foreign count-
ries,contrilled and supervised all industrial enterprises whieh invol-
ved frequent, crossing of the frontier,eueervision of civilian muthori-
ies through employeent of special officers Who were charged with se-
curity of restricted . areas,permits for foreigners in,frontier . areas and
restricted zonesesupervision of granting of hunting and fishing licen-
eee to foreignera,travel permits for civilians in employ of the-armed
forees,espeeially in occupied an. . restrictedesonese
. Group III e 2 was charged with evaluation and statistics of enemy
espionnge and sabotege,eveluation from the counter-espionage and eounte
ter-sabotage akele of foreign letters an telegrats,whiehe were colla-
ted through foreign men and telegraph censorship,cheekup on officer
candidates and enlisted personnelwho.are to be eeployed in confiden-
tial eiesions,oheek-op on officials and eeployees to be employed in ell,
viii r cepecity be the armed forces adeission to are service of :4,,rme
eens who bed ser'eed in foreign areies,eseecielly fore in legions,edmis-
sien to the aree forees of foreiners state-less persons and doule
netionalities,eooPeretion in restitution of "ehrwurdigkeit'.
Group III 15 eonnter-intelligence.within the Arey,acoerdieg to
eepionage,sabtage,cprruption and demorelization.Special officers were
employed ad far down. as bne and security lectures were given , under the
'auspices of the groupePertinent material WSS.00lleetel,evaluated ,and
listed stetisticelly • froe, reedede ad trials for violation Of seoutity.
Group III L performed the eaee duties in the Luftwaffe •as 1-roup
III F within the fm e of the Army.
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Group III Kgf.(Kriegsgefangene)collected information perteining
to counter-intelligence through interrogation of rWs,and throu g h infor-
mation collected by Abweh?- officers dispersed in Pg'cames.
4roup III i (A.rtsehaft)dealt with secrecy in war.produetion,
the employment and supervision of foreigners and P's in s(4, ret produc-
tion,physicel safeguards,in-luing inJ e!re_Loyment.The
hroup office was merely a directive and supervisory egency.The actual
oeeration rested with Ahwehr -offi g iere fdr die litistung (A0;eL;)wio were
stationed at central loontions,or at individual plants.
Troup III I, eommanded by Hptm I LKO , SKI,concentreted on identi-
f f ing enemy intelligence eeents and systems and eounter-esnionege.
ell Army pereonnel employed oonsisted of officers d tached from
the three branches of the service.The officers remained os ie:ned to
their respective brenches,which kept their personnel recorda, paid them
and kept them within their commend powers.The lest identified head of Al
nbwehrstelle XII was Obst .AKU_STEa who disappeared efter 20 July.liumors
heve it that he was killed.
tleorgani g ation of Feb.194•
UITLJ decreed in FeL 44 a unified command for all intelliFence
nnd counter-intelligence activities,and charged HhinliN:-with tf;e-exe-
cation of the program.Execntive orders of HIhALEfl and M:,coupled with
c. numner of particular orders,appeared in May,other orders followed in
due tillie,and the entire system was reorganiezed by early Oct.In executf-
on the - system showed plainly that control of the 1)wehr was taken from
OK and given to aiHA under HIL. LJR and his S3.
I new office i'ILAiT,of the JIMA tdok over the control of all the.
branches of eilitary intelligence and counter-espionage service.It is
both a personnel and service office (it has control over a field of
activities: and at the same time over all personnel trained in these act
vities,whom it can shift at its convenience f om one sector to another.1
the personnel remains,at the sane the,assigned to' its former branch of
servioe,and is only attaehed to
Obst HhYBEV remained at the heed of the newly created office, as
he had been the cheif of the Army intelligence service and the indepen-
enee from civilian and intern.1 matters,ixtxtke of concern to other
branches of the FiSRA (30,Gestapo),was preserved.The distrust m±xkima
ittatitecialtrixtimita toward the Gerenal Staff following 20 July,casy its
shadow over Amt :i.IL,and the presence and relative independence of the
military personnel eeeame subject of increasing attacks.Beginning of
.Fireh 45 Obst TW I SEN and other militery commenders were relieved of
their assignment and Amt : I n was put under the eommand o'fP -ruppen-
fuhrer SCHEU,ENBERG,chief of Amt Vi (Yoveign ifepartTent)oi" the EIHAnFor
the ti e being the two offices remained under one head,but in the same
order which announced the appointment of SCHELLY,NBIDRC3 as chief of Amt
1 IL it WES stated that absorption of the entire • organization by Amt VI
411* II/
units (Fronta ufklrungs Trupl)e)were assigned to ArMiet.Their task
was limited to discovering of enemy intelligence actiVIU at and
near the front.They work in conjunction with the Icaut also report.
to -..And receive orders fro' 11 otjer functions wer6delegated
to riaati Amt IL. -
cource of iteT 6: i:9j KAH:E.RIM ,Amt 'owehr •ehrkreis Kommando XII
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.iondrfhnduna
In . '.iddition to the u 1. 1: known five Le is of Mhadongen
.(earh on on rd5,st b'rrier!:. ;,polic:!e raid,searc!ia at frontiers) a
category ",3oaderfiA adung" been radjed.F. cen be order by the
'ALleif of rn it '1I or hiter echelon-There are tnree degree
of ers,ergence:.
FahndunFsutufe .A.,1)11F. c.n ba applied to a lied
onnel of the exeptive brnc..hes (eri.00,estai)o,and.
have to leave their to i7)rticip;:Ate in tb.e
Cerna_rilez oi's EID non ......crre Irxxl. to 11to /iptfr..4 at the consIcrienti
the p:Trt4r.Tirizi ning2e on eAzAevx10 fial FJti311) trouble throull inflarni
cpcoches a;y:alenriate cerntriloc operatal oonspiello
In rio-W- ccniret Jemleimz churchjambar.,arkl renmek.Intativee
age. poworo I
raecutive policeCtul ofi of the pence veva notificra in
oe th.t ths1 mfulation rould be 'Indignaca l at a deeionatal tiro
alaceaal -,ore prohibited frm uttlesirritge intexiorence.SoTyvioao fiC
the nonflialiir.coros holptal in killima of Jews tapd °thv.? pet,
tf1"4) --,Ierc not condemned V3 death by the jlitiary,altoough th1-3 -o:
vor,7 much decirkid it, aso in cam the dinconoarance of urpciryal:..-
tfi!te fr4. parrt-
Another function me the mention of lx)rder ncicnth o1er4ver
oonvenimt to the 710.,„ goverunent,nueh ao on the P.A.leh boand. in
the r;Irloten.
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- 1.3 office ar the Any 1)oct::1 mneo p ,t11.1011 also inst.;)octio mail fron
to the. frt. has a opocial Intanch /*Id), intercept lottere from
clorynen to a0:16.1(r• and for-Tim:1s tiro to TO Or (IV allatian ard futuVe
noo.The Collection waz to 'Tx,' tral to lorevido neamyse ibr abolition
of the charelf/ rf.rtar the
Goetzpo orders to act vith _moderation toward the
Ch--arch durirc 113,3w ixt order not to carltagorde the population.
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