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During hie 2bwhr activities in Portyuce! from } oe eA Btw 26S aw Vo —_ hii £8 WSS wMuRG ae aN ok to 195, Paul Fidremuc, although working as an independent a) agent for Abwhr HQ Berlin, maintained close contact with the - ‘ Chief of KO Portugal Obst. Lt. Von Karsthoff, frequently 8 assisting him in an advisory capacity. Fidremuc was interested in obtaining reliable intelligence from the United States to substantlate or to elaborate on the report of his agents in England and the Near East. Von Karsthoff obliged him by showing him or discussing with him the reports of his agent in the United States, whose name, as Fidremuc found out in the - course of his discussions, was Kaul. yor While interned in CIE 76 United States Zone of Germany in the Spring of 1946, Fidremuc made the acquaintance of a Dr. Kaul, a fellow internee, whom Fidremuc, from informa= tion learned qn the course of conversation him, suspected to be identical with the Abwhr agent Kaul. rd During their conversations Dr. Kaul told Fidremuc and others that the Gestapo had furnished him with dollars to live for sometime in Costa Rica. He further stated that he had excellent connections with Professor Einstein and his laboratory. He had in his possession a letter signed by Professor Einstein and addressed to the American authorities responsible for his United States internment, recommending his release. Source: MID Report dated December 7, 1946 Letter from the Legal Attache, London, Engiand, dated February ae raat 18, 19%7, with losur } ’ i enc able ys ae anni yt | 62, bIC wP P| SE ET pic to rhewrt Join 513