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M: SEIDOWSKI (?) was fat and blond 7 SECRET G: No, tall and thin; he is engaged to be married now. M: VON ROTHA (?) was in my class; we were together in STUTTGART with the MT troops. G: They were all with me in SOFIA. Mt SaDLITZ was always a blabbermouth, and so was his wife. G: PFELSOH (?) was first lb with Army Group, then he was Id (?), then tie WaS transferred. M: And Gen MERK (?) 7 G: Gen MERK (?),was first with (Army) Group BLAOK SEA, then he was together with us. 2. Miscellany G: The General Staff is the only good thing still left in Germany, and it will certainly still have a great influence on the oivilian population. G: As soon as the Party joined in the conduct of the war, the course of the war could be foreseen. G: If this thing collapse°, and we lose the war, we will have to work for the people with all our strength. The German people just cannot be destroyed. Many things that were done are difficult to defend, for example the mase . murdar , of the Jews. As an officer it was sometimes difficult to participate in theseraotions. They should have solved the problem in another way: Sometimes it was horrible the way they shot women and children. G: They want to sound out our attitude now; they expect usat any rate to support the _military government. G: We were sold out by Dutch and Russian workers. S: That was bound to end badly, what with 25-30 nations running around in Germany. * * * * * * * S: Why do you dislike the Navy so much 7 G: Because they gorged themselves with hundreds of thousands of youths (int).. S: And the Luftwaffe, too. Young fellows, classified LA, who never heard a shot fired; they were on duty with searchlight units. SECRET 3
-S ECRET All the men in the Navy are young kids, while we had only 47 and 48-year olds. G: They are all in flight at the approach of the Russians. The fields are not taken care of anymore, and we have to feed ourselves again. The SEYDLITZ government is su p posed to be already--on German soil. The Ruesians are rebuilding German industry for them, and after that the war against England will follow. S: The war in the EAST has taken a shameful course. Women have been raped. The Germans are no better than the others. In the beginning the Germans'ehot all commfsears who were taken prisoner. Plenty of Russian prisoners have simply been beaten to death. S: How long does it take until a request for a decoration goes through? G: 24 hours by telephone, throe weeks by mail. I had an UFFZ in charge of a pillbox; he received the Knight's Cross and a lieutenancy immediately by order of the FUEHRER. He never went to 006. S I was always horrified about concentration camps. 0: Well now, that depends on how you look at it, one could also consider them as penitentiaries. 4: * * * * * * 5: Wore the Bulgarians only committed to combat partisans? G: They wore not committod at all. They ware used as guards along the rail- :road lines. They wore only provisional dive, and not regular ones. * * * I was Chief of the Training Staff in Bulgaria. I had 20,000 men under me. I had a combat school. All the shipping on the Danube, security of mines, all :.,hat was under my control, the entire ABWEHR (Intelligence Service). II. SOURCES: a) GENLT (Maj Gen), GENERALSTABSINTENDANT (Quarterm'aster Gen), a.D. ( retired) Friedrich PAUER, a 70-year old Bavarian who is too old to worry about politics and too senile to do anything oleo. b) GENARZT (Medical Corps Gon) Prof Dr Ernst RODENWALD, a 66-year old DERG Professor, ono-time head of the Institute for Tropical Diseases /rho is woll acquainted with scientists all over tho world. (See Repot SAIC/7, 13 Apr 45). 0 LT (2nd Lt) Hans SCHREIBER, ASS ISTENTARZT (Junior Medical Officer) EEWAEHRUNGSBTL (Punishment Bn), a 28-year old medical officer who did research in connection with criminal investigations in civilian life. HEIDEL&. in BERLIN, t Ref No Luftwaffe medical SECRET 4
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