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# SECRETPrior to a trip to Germany (Subject was at the time in Paris on business) be tas arrested by the Gorin regular police. He explaind to is that to had worked with a girl the acted an intersediary in cortalh docuentation affairs. It appears fat the girl was unwittingly involved with Carmen police (It is ret quite clear from Subject's story whether its worked for the Coreena wittirely or tesittingly) and had passed on information concerning Subject'a activities.Be it as it may, Subject was arrested on the railroad station which had bean closed-off by Corman polica especially for this operation, He was apprehended in the presence of the girl, fo had a pistol with him which complicated matters slightly.Because the case pas political, he was not held unduly by the criminal Investigation branch but passed on to the Gestapo. Subject was brought to Berlin, where he was Interrocated for several months at Cestepo IQ. Es told us that be had given then the information desired and that he had never bean beaten or maltreated, Fe mentioned that his interrogator or interrogators chanced their apparel frequently, sometimes sppearing in civilian clothes, at tinas ir navy or aray uniforms.Bavas questioned about the techniques caployed and later was requested to consult en document fergeries) 1.6. recognizing forceries eutaitted to him anong penuine documents, Subject told us that this was almost impossible, because his forceries were so well made that it was hard to tell the fake from the real stuff. Nevertheless, ha endsavoured to oblige and pointed out some documents of doubtful genuineness.Later he was brought before court (it is not clear whether actually or in absentia) and given a defence layer. It is not clear whether he was santenced to death, however, it might be understood from his inferencos.Subject was coved from jail to jail and iron concentration camp to concentration camp. He told us that sons of the time he spent in colitary and some of the time in comunal cells. Occasionally ho vas snacled hand and foot. Towards the end of the war he krew that exscutions were carried out on rasse. lie resorted to a little ruse do guerre and announced to the Gormans that his father and he had invented a motor that could run without gasolira. Fo also made it known that although he was able to draw one part of this coter, the other essential part was with his father, who in turn had cached it somewhere.Subject know that his father could not be contacted because the part of Austria be was in at the tie wes occupied (lilorated territory). However, he was willing to draw the mechanism for his captors. It appears that the whole idaa scened attractive to the Cermans and that they demonstrated great interest (this was the period of the Wunderiaffon). Subjeet thinks that this saved him from Lapending execution. Shortly afterwards he was liberated by components of the advancing US Army.c. After WWII until FresantIt airit te chronologically incorrect, but at this point it should be nontioned that Subiect's father decided to be repatriated. As far as Subject knows, his father is still in Soviet Georfia and night hold an enginsaring Job. A fact is that his father had written to hio (quite a whilo aco) and requested books, on refrigeration-engineering, Subject's sister did not u to let the father go alone, so she repatriated with him. She was accompanied by her husband, who also wes a Georgian and who had been a zachor of the Car arced forces. file sister's husband imediately upon arrival in the Soviet Un Lon van asat to Siboria. His sister is believed to be working as a languaгo professor.Oring to the above his mother committed suicide. Subject'e older brother, she had been an officer in the French Foroirm Larion (decerated a couple of Ums) and is an engineer, want to Grpshen he got a position au sanicipal