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Apes a RE ape ue A eee gait y gala tern. Bol, siptde pean ee, r Sm ne a ae ae Fee TO ET a ig coe en : Cee aaa Unie tae hamid mieten ome nome ntl 1A MNO gene te ee a. meses ra InvzsmioAtiOn ° re ae Ot Ages BS zt ht - . : ve ., aoe -€ ree The fol loving information concerning Professar Albert EINSYEINs agfiium.S tion with Comzunists and the use of hia office in BESLIN (453/275) watt ©!) = 1933 as a telegram address by Agents ef the Coutatera and ether Soviet 2, fp Apparate is deexed to be of euffielent interest te verrant forwarting Lalit be: SrmOPsis CF PRITIOUS msnama 2. aa : . oh Prior to 1933 the Conintern ani other Soviet Apparate were very active is ~ gathering intelligence information in the Far East, Many Iatearnational «“ Commniet funstionariss were stationed im SHAUGIAL and CANTOR for that pure . pose, and among then vere exysrienced German Apparate men such as Mens *BARICE, Prieiric %, Johannes LIEB™3S, Wilbele-ZAIssma, end Sry nD ar Cne means of co teation used ty these persons to eoutact Central quarters in MOSK? was through the use of telegrams. Nowever, these we me grens, vhich were alvays in code, were never sent directly te MOSOO¥, bat were sent to Agents in other gountries, each aa Egypt or France, where the were re-copied and forvardet to telegran addresses in BIRLIB, One of these e adéresaes was the office ef RINSTYIE, which proved te be very successfal since FIESTEID received a great quastity ef mail, telegrans, cab logranse ° ete. fros all over the world, | : y eo ELNSTSIx's personal secretary (her nane cannot Ye recalled) turned ever the’ telsgrazs tc a special apperat man whore duty was to pick up such mall free several telegran addresses which incinuded FINSTIIS's office, a watchmaker's . | . shop known as-UH2EsE.B, BIALIN, an@ a "Kartonagenfabrik® (box factory) epe-— rated by Wal SAUCREAUSER, “arRirx So., Neus Jacobistr, The pick up san then distributed the telegrans to the various ebiefs of the various Sovieh Apparate in BERLIN, who in turn sent the information bedi MSCO¥ by courier, — military attache pouches, illegal redio tranesitters, and other wethode, . Since these ‘telegrans were in code, it te assumed that ELYSTIIN aia aot iow their contents, Sowever, it is reanosable to believe that BINSTEIN did knov that Bis Sffice was being used ty the Soviets as a telegram cover sitress, BISSTXIE must have become aware of what wae going on in either 1950 er when bis personal secretary went en leave and he was given a large axount of | Selegrans which he kept until his Ws thene reterned fron leave, The erie