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Ref .No sAic/21 4 may 45 SECRET day .s.Thence-,to KITZBUEHL Gran•Hotel for 5 days; LOFER POSTHEIM for 3 aysl , and)3ADAASTEINPost Office and Hotel . Mozart for 4 or 5 days. 23, Doepythe Adt!isoryBoard (BEIRAT).exist now? If so, who are its members? • The Advisory Board still exists. Source cannot remember names because :..e;IA4v.4.13.9;7.03.cW4,hanotjunctionsd for 6 years.. The Board had up to,12 nembers. .4 list of names could be obtained through source. "BEIRAT".had Only limited advisory function. 24. Who makes up the NationalDefnnse,Group.(GRUPPE REICHSVERTEIDIGUNG?) _ . What were the basic functions of this group? • .mINISTERIALDIRIGENT HORNOLD was head of the Group. All, army orders an to . cable connections and networks were sent to him: In case the Arm' gave up . cer .taiind Astric:ts,thepables,were returned to the Defense Group., , - • 25. Why was the Postal Police (POSCHUTZ) taken over by the SS? - What Were t, L0 AMPAYA.41- 0.9f,I.P.4,q grpp?...How.were its members obtained? .;What,Te.r..7 centage Of RP personnel Were fulljimemembers? What percentage were part—time members? Zits '101 ,0411!,(1.0. Opl4TIvaims,,lhat .r. therwas no, connection with the,SS whatever,eXcept: that unifermAuweralobtained,through SS QM offices.. Postal PolicnOffiOeraj and men were not members of the SS', but postal employees. Groups of eillp:,9yeaaryierea fti8kaclqainlyi aa,a4r,raid. protection squads. ...Later,,membersoyere, put into the vonmaima. The members of the Postal police wera_obtained,on. _ _ a voluntary basis from among the employees. Only instructors were full time members. _A total of only about 80 people, in all directorates,,werer.full time members. Approximately,5% of personnel were members before the wki, 26,.flEICHSPOSTFILIiiSTET1 in DAHLEM. a. Who was in charge? Postrat MACK b. What were the functions of this organization? To produce pictures concerning internal organization of postal :1Af.44;psuandljto,pr1/4ocure instructive pictures .for employees. c. Num,kerjjof4 employees? About 15. Yno2lnool wherer,ishe board for allotting frequencies within Germany, according Ab"the'erlibttme'ntnY bf jthe World Frequency Board? Who is the head of this Board? RP , ZENTRALAMT: National frequencies; Division VII: m International qe-- quenoies. MINISTERIALDIREKTOR FLANZE is head of the board. 28. Is there a long term d'e 'velopment group for cables, other technical installations, etc? Ifso, where is it in the RPM organizationAlao where is it located? .CLPILIASIT BU.AH 1)0`00 • 2 RP 6ZENTSAVAMTIoca/ples and machinery, Research Institute of the RPM forte'leVi/sVor0 14:66a12red, se6ld' relay ' stationsi The RP 6ENTRALAMT was S'EORET
Ref No SAIC/21 24 May 45 S E • C R E ts\atika..ov, ,t;eti BERLIN-TEMPELHOF. The FORSCHUNGSANSTALT (Res seVichIiiiVitilti9ANO tWOLOK: was first in BERLIN-KLEIN MACHOW, later . in BTADTYSTEINACHPThliringiki.: C 3 7 TAI:A61/iJ4S 29. In the last five years, has the RP operated ivith a profit or-lOss ' • o you-remember the approximate figures? \ i !,]=1:wm V1 tx,*tvld , • ., The RP .operated at a profit. The gross .income was Apur,pthouSte,..nd - million marks. In 1944 this figure td"thise.§"„`Vioilthiciftneria. • 6% of the gross income was given to the Ministry of t'iiiante, which ..1.4aS' in contol- of spending.- :.. TV to.tahrtg .VIGr47i)D " 30. lcplain . liaison and coordination yith .other IninistiAep i :Isitich %/laity and Transport, for communications with Ships .. ITIalitin peAfoigel oxfv1t . P approved personnel do the work? Who inbtalled: isiaantaineti and 'developed -;he equippent? • • , , •j !co tml n YI • knlettal . . . . ' • • ,, ro v (Tax%) qa. .01. • ; ..,,44i .son with other ministries wasAOne,bywriting aleme. AlivISTBEIALik. HORNOLD kept up coordination 'with thé 'Army. Part-of the.POstal network was taken over by the Army. Exchanges,Of.ltlidllfiWOU41115*OAtrun by Army personnel. Postal employees were used to'repair'cables. stalled and developed equipment. qfl: , nem:0.41.*m41 600Vvta ' 31. Give,adetailed description of the pranches ,a4 sub-brAnChes Centrai- Office , ZENTRALAMT)..--' _ • Oiltqx#Ama-,#844: . , irTelephOne,TranSmission Technique C4 614 vw-41 trq ; .40titt.P.4 -Telephone Exchange Construction, fDAmT,T. 11.4:ita3 idO*4 mraWo 4Aa 4. wow -Operation ; of Long Distance Network,, icot,.4amo rkkx„nsw elm.:.4,c. -s'&14,Aril. Acoustics, Microphones, Telephones,-Calibratiorivfcgrferlmeiititg) aTiT • v) Telegraphy,, AC Telegraphy, MiiitiReX.54ei:gr723h37,"illogigeszaellii44 T.A.TsTTEVIT,M . crSivi) Mechanized Operation (parcel tranepoil, 1p:1'04:patio po a3Ialtt.2,04a4i Furniture.Standardilation, _ J2E:')8Y1D1. viii) Testing- of Materials. ' 17,no.ito.C7 ix) Workshops.. .:JL . , :to i:c1:J%$::Ufilvt4A XivIS'ne0 K) Checking of costs of all DRP -InstallatiOns;:A7o T;;I::;.r;1.1.q aKOZg. 32. v ;:r.Zraartm,WPAAT;8, Eiplain organization of RPF (Reich "nesearCh 'Instiz 'ute). rm.° was head of it? Where is .located? What • subjectSFYeracibeingtrebdutlY_Otair:sued? TD what organization was the research information supplied and how was it 'gotten into practical use by'the Arriled''Forcea?r,v,1 c',;" t:' ,:111:$15he • ka .4":& : r.12vr rco.tzdtintstirmoci R7osident GERWICH of the RPF was in .charge..:: ibelieveclibtonbe tin AACH, i3aden. The former president was a Mr • GLADENBECK :who4Owithrither_ALL- GEMEINE ELEKTRIZITAETS GESELLSCHAFT.. The RPF was located..'lorr:aptAmecin STADT STEINACH, Thuringia. Subjects recently pursued were teleVisionrJand development of infra-red research. In peace time yearly publications were issued.' During the war the HEE:ESWAFFENAMT '(Army ProcureMentoOfficereceived the information. • Source states that the Army madqooilittle,:cuse.Cof postal research results. ; to; • 33. Give evacuation addresses of all.services,- offieds'i archives, yetc•,not,.. already supplied. Division I: MINISTERIALDIREKTOR HUEHN. Left BERLIN for Northern Germany SECRET 5
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