:„A 26 Mkr SAIC/24 1. • SECR,,E T 7i-- • ?7 , • • " . . " . . Nati--ideology, and he did s6 . calmly and impersonitly(40:0W.thout hate and sYmpicth;ye niing the last months HIMIYILER 's importance, went to his head and. he played the great commander with a special'tr ain , : and great surroundings. In: . e.ndi.....PORP4111.4,1t1141::%emot,641 IMMER aisidev . • ........... c) GOERING. GOERING was no National Socialist, but.alwaysthebie„ gentleman. He never had contact with little party people He alone led HITLER into the war, by giving him wrong impressions powerf fpf,..the LUFTWATFE ., on ,whiciv, ‘HITLER:..basect ,.111:11 Repbt;.tho,p0fg was saying this GOERING, by ,coincidence ■ .Ws.s" :being led oner. • AMANfi ' jumped up excitedlypeiht lecr,.."•61A,.'.4he' l y/Pgrow at GOEIMIG ;1‘ g said, "This fat slob here, you should hot& J4rn.,. tp,o,nsAbli 4p,rot • the war• .and the death of rayson, is anc; AMANN :has no- proof of War: s eitAll:41ttrht F that "the 'people say it". " - `..4 • ' d) ,B$LS g0EE .; .MANN 4 Y 4.06het § 0E5liE. erfe*Y. ;44,14te iolii,4erf ere in the rtiii*,prrient of the press which IMANN.,fiSayiev.iasi/kOl■Ay he responsibility. 'AMANN belieVie BORMANN HIMKLER ant 030EBBE14:rwirt the three , bad spirts of HIT,LER. Iv. THE EHER PLWLISHING CO. • a) Establishment. TATial .11,1/ipfZia AMON •HITLER wish took over • a -41nall . • • • , vAbltiphing;..tkoutj. f • • Ta <strong>for</strong>y.thiV:party . ,in 192O.. This concern WaS ...,, oWne.d oby,„ara.tri ..„—‘" It2 , is characteristic that AMANN allowed.the ntal: . of .only ,'.50 , 1314 until her ...101091PAT.--Y4an kni,9e,hh.V.10:1 rt . The.,paper at . that time the .9V0ELKISqqR "C)1 Hi . 40HTE$1,1 4. WaRAynol. Eitz icwrif-ria and was kept going only through the :Sale..of li,,O(48.r.P,11,,„1-010,TireAḶ7.;11: 'etivecl . a , , fee... from the.. concern -<strong>for</strong> his. articles. KAMPP" , which the EHER . firm published . , HITLaike,d..on)y,110 2 14 the sales price. A large sum was still .. a. owed,...tO;H:17LER .....:.. .441.figg117., 4 ing yfirm,.'was.• never. claimed. b) ,Organization. ,4r104.•1 f!eXq1-4p0 'AMAillq admits • that he could Lot have succeeded sueh a big concern . without . help of men experienCed in the .publishingT.TITII.: EsPe el:illy' helpful were Dr l'aNCKLER /Aid Dr•IRIENIIADT4'•,bo_th'-tinfP3 • BERLIN.' Aft rRIENHARD T went • tO .. HIINLER ff ' nine 1161 BAUER3 swilitlitiaN4.slo.-)-ti" ir> right-, hand man. mail. • . • • . •• 'L • •The system *controlled about' 700- 'daily 'neWispaperti.a1;.Tha:.,9V0ELKISCHERI:' BE DBACHTER" • with its three • editions . (BERLINVMUNICW, .V1ENNA)D had 74171.5 IVO t o tal 'circulation Of 1,500 , 000 ;. AMANN admits ' that 1-the'Pame.13:4,1iiiiiibee subscriptions , was 4 result of' poor .CCiiiterits. : ' .! . The YSTUERIYIERY!9. STREICHER •organ, was independent ; • MANN did not ẁant ttr.finhilai SY:stew:1, be:ause it was too filthy. On the other hand, HIMMLER i s paper, "DA8;i0TT...: SCitiARZE KORPS" was part of the chain, but was directed only by the editor, D'ALQUEkN. For organization of the system see appendix.-- • himself was in charge of ...the main, office in, MUN.ICII Rut se'reral months ago) Individual districts of the ,,Par(t.YJ . rece'ived' uie- - . third of the income of. the district publish,ini.:, houses......Aiiia, c'CijAtJ.4„.W:tiS, appointed ,district editors . but AMANN..held.the:.i.4.4lii.$•tris.44.c.tioW. To 'implications that AMANN had ruthleetsl,y , destrey.ed:p!Oie;ptiV3rA:CS.7,•!:i . :AMON replied that he' had compensated . ,%the:.,eivnpr's.:„4:T,Iii Publishers got 12 million , HUGENBERG . got .65. milUon,i,(44:-.14,Ei4n:44;rt SCHERL Publishing Co., KNORR & Publishing 'Cc'. in MUNI0H, 'd the Stoat Exchange Paper were Paid. AMANN • admits that k.14 '..of these "made .trouble' s , but he ie .es''nO injuStice . .in his iicquisitiori of. tii`e:se ' • • 1:,*; SECRET ,tot 1.1•
4S" IA! SECRET Ref No SAIC/24 26 May 45 The suppression of the "FRANKFURTER ZEITUNG" was accomplished by HITLER himself. When asked which <strong>for</strong>eign newspapers were subsidized, AMANN replied he did not know. That in<strong>for</strong>mation is known to either the press department of the Foreign Office or to Dr WINCKLER. c) Financial Statement. • AMANN does not know the exact balances of the concern. These statements Could'be made •by his financial director BICKEL in MUNICH; Dr RICHTER, also of the EHER concern'; or Dr RIENHARDT, • At any rate, the concern was one of the greatest undertakings in Germany, and equaled IG FARBEN in sales and profits. Net yearly income averaged 100 millions. Net profits of about 500 millions have been deposited in the REICHSBANK. Asked why ho did not use profits to acquire paper factories, <strong>for</strong>ests, etc., AMANN replies, "I don't want to let myself in'<strong>for</strong> . euch things." AMANN's personal economic status is according to his own statements as follows: As head of the EHER concern he received a yearly income of 120,000 1441 1 and 5 per cent of the net profit. He does-not know the exact sum of his capital; it is, however, several millions. Of real estate he possesses the following: one apartment house in MUNICH/BOGENL HAUSEN, WASSERBURGERSTRASSE 6, and one villa in ST QUIRIN on the TEGERN7 SEE,: Upon HITLER's request he furnished it luxuriously <strong>for</strong> ' display • ptirposeph ,, In addition he had large hunting grounds. He did not invest any money <strong>for</strong> himself or' his concern in <strong>for</strong>eign lands.. 26 May '191+5 SEVENTH ARMY INTERROGATION CENT4R PAUL KUMLA, Maj, MI, Commanding. SECRET 3
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