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This undated, secret Central Intelligence Agency debriefing memo to the Chief, CSOB, records the life story of Clevland O. Hahn, a Latvian born in 1919. It covers his family and pre-war life, the Soviet and German occupations of Latvia, his anti-communist resistance group at the Jelgava Academy, and his post-war activities in Sweden. An appendix gives numbered biographic notes on Latvian emigres, intelligence figures and police officers. The document contains no UFO material.

, Security Information - SECRET • shot and all the members fled , Ilunted by the Gerrans who put 2,000 of th0 in the : STUTTHOF Concentration camp. Helms opinion of this episode is that the German r adr c.,{t fearing a repiti- • 1 tion,of the plot of 20 July 1944, removed all stay-behind activities, which the5ncon- sidered political .,.from the army, and assigned this responsibility to the SS. Kurelis., - under the direction of the 112th Comb. Int. group, was considered -- in addition to everything else - unreliable. The reason that this same fate did not meet H ancitha, ITS, was that the P.Ps, prior to the liquidation of Kurelis group, Was transferredson'..:- . . their: own to and came under the jurisdiction of the "JAGINERBANW.Which', was theineWlycreated BB department charged with this neww SS assi@mnent-tIcotitral• • • . . , inci.direction of staybehind matters: • • front having become stabilized, the 212th tomb Int . group returnectio. *Via and continued its,attivity of dispatching agents behind theRussien lines, for • • , straight military'pupposes and aims. As already mentioned this group then had.laSt',;•, all staAbehind responsibilities, though it still did keep up contact With the PPS. . . . • „ . ,: ., (29) With the German retreat from Estonia, rumors in Riga had'itOhatihe . . "tonians:menaged to proclaim their independence and establish atem0Orirk'gaVeilmient'::; . vi'ree4 . , ' sbrodint about some streetfighting With the German Army remhants:. a example the Latvians also began to plan such a government thich would aisuke,, • . • • . • , Mf.er-.:with:the aid of the Latvian Legion. Rikards from PPS was assigned. the liaison *th;•this. proviaional government /99/ which had made all preperations,t6,tlee::. . • ` • . 6•WsSden.if, there appeared difficulties from either the German or Russian si0e . -,H044+fv7 ...hit - project : taiied . cOmpletelywhen6st. Col zeni4s, oile of the inatigitbrs-%reVea . -• - , . . . , • thi .aassret- WheR Under the influence of alakoi. As suspected no drastic-measures era :taken . bk . tha German authorities, who did send some of the Major'figilies*o • • ie PPS which waarinformed. of this..projectf,a114 .eNie.9t.e4:4;*iht.:i4e:...14044!0 ask SecurUy Informathth cif.--OOMMUniaating with the pro , vernmen ._ _ . s-sovernmezit . in its move from .Latyte.:. • •

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