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d)t t r VIJ It aly, i :t he fo llo win g su cce sse s by t he Ge r man
. at io n o f St u r mban n ft e hr e r Dr. Klaus Huegel
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e n d o f J u ly 1 9 4 4 4 t hr e e - page Roosevelt-
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Redchpostminister.
. Fr o m Apr il 1 9 4 3 until / lar ch 1 9 4 4 , while in
AUT VI. Huegel read a bulletin sent daily to!
Schellenberg by the German High Command Crypto-
graphic Service, Huegel remembersthree or
four signalsdaily from United StatesMinister,
Harrison in Berne toWashington. Huegel states
that Harrison'sinformation on Nazi person-
alitieswashighly regarded by ANT VI and was
usnA lly found tobe accurate on investigation.
3. The traffic between the British minister in
Berne and London wasread regularly, but his
information onNazi personalitieswasnot as
accu r at e as Har r iso n ' s.
4. The traffic Of the British Ambassador toTurkey,
Sir K n at chbu liAiu ghe sse n t o L o n do n . Madr id,
L isbo n an d o t he r place s was a r e gu lar fe at u r e
o f t he Spe cial Bu lle t in .
The t r affic o f t he De Gau lle Go ve r n me n t in
AlgierstoWashington wasread.
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G. Bach week t he Special Bullet in ref erred t o
ineluded m essages cent t o Ankara by t he
Turkish Milroy in Moscow, and t he Daily
Bullet in included t raf f ic bet ween Vat ican
Cit y and t he Papal represent at ive in Lisbon0
70 Beginning in Novem ber 1943 anSDpenet rat ion
agent had access t o privat e papers of Sir
Hugh Knatchbullpeughessen, British Ambassador
to Turkey. . and microfilms of many important
docum ent s were f urnished Berlini
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det ailed fa#son.t his . penet rat ion, having
f irst discovered t he penet rat ion and through
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recent int errogat ion of acapt ured Germ an
s of f icial discovered t he com plet e d
Oalt priiiiiiMat t ve-f Urt h= l report s t a his conver
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We. are advised by our renresentative- in Italy that
in a preliminary interrogation of. Sturmbannfuehrer Dr. Klaus
Huegel,AMT VI,Italy,he alleged. the. following successes by
the German Intelligence Service against Allied security:
1) Transatlantic cable tanned in 1943. At the end
ofJuly 1944 a three rage Roosevelt- Churchill conversation was
recorded. ( in the ONT and G- 2 memo add this) Presume the
oneration ws,,initiated by Ohnesorge,the Reichnostminister.
2)
From Anril 1943 until March 1944,while in
1=i1 1. 2 VI,Huegel read a bulletin sent daily to Schellenberg by the
German High C ommand. Cryptographic Service. '. Huegel remembers
three or four signals daily from United States Minister,Harrison
in Berne to Washington. Huegel. States that Harrison's . informatio n
on Nazi personalities was highly regarded by AMT VI and was
usually found. t; be accurate on investigation. .
3) The traffic between the British minister in
Berne and London was read regularly but his information on
Nazi personalities wl. s not as accurate as Harrison's.
4) The traffic ofthe Pritish Ambassador to Turkey,
Sir Knatohbull- Hughessen to London,Madrid,Lisbon and other.
egular feature ofthe Special Bulletin.
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5) The traffic of the De Gaulle Government jr
Algiers to Washington was read.
6) Ech week the Sp ecial Bulletin referred to
included messages sent to Ankara by the Turkish Envoy in Moscow,
and the Daily Bulletin included traffic between Vatican City
and the Papal representative in Lisbon.
7) Beginning in November. 1943 an SD penetration
'a:went had access to private papers. of Sir Hugh Knatchbull-
Hup:hessen, British Ambassador to Turkey and microfilms of many
iffmortant 'documents were furnished Berlin. - (X-2 has detailed
facts on this p enetration, having first discovered the
nenetration and through recent interrogation of a cantured
German official discovered the complete details.)
. Our representative further reports that his
conversatior'owith an Italian crypt-ex p ert (Donnini) indicates
that tho Germans passed Navy intercents . to.the Japanese Intel-
ligence Service to assist the Japanese in their development work.
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