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# DISPATCHEGFA 24034Page 5Some tiro año Subject wrote a criza novel which until now is unpublished. It appears that also ho tried to get eplejent with the lens Bureau having had an acquaintance who had some contacts there. Subject is not satisfied with his present situation. He has no position in life, and besides, he is unable to nove, and that annoys him grestly.## 3. Accessmont:Subject appears to be quite a complex personality. Based on so brief an acquaintance it is still hard to tell wat is vaneor and what is actual make-up. It is evident that part of his present reasoning might have evolved in jail. Nevertheless, jall may be regarded as only a step in Subject's evolution.when considering the sketchy blography, we soe that sometinss in the past he felt allegiance towards France regarding it as his hopeland. If this vas true in the past, it is not any longer the cass. Ne does not like France and the French, although his recent experience in Jall was his can fault. Moreover, he has forfeited the right to become a citizen and with it the possibility to fashion his career to his own liking. However, this officer does not know whether this is a driving factor in his decision or wish to perform dangerous work, It is felt that Subject was to a certain extent always an adventurer. He was accustomed to "Love around" from childhood on. Besides, he was always determined to ret abead in life and to make money. His activity during the war was positively not dictated by ideological motivation only. There was a definite gain to be had in the farfory flold. If his actions now appear to be presented as purely ideological mas, this cannot be completely true, because at the same time Subject states that he enjoyed making money and spending it.There seams also to be in hin a like for the clandestine and illegal combined with a satisfaction derived from general disaster as for examplo war. Subject told us that he had en opportunity to see artillery in action and that he liked to see then fire. He also liked to see flaming houses. Yet, on the other hand, he kept himself out of any active participation in military action and rather concentrated on the task of producing good for geries and making money.Politically speaking he hates Russiens. Re said that the German theory of the Untermansch is true in regard to the Russians, Subject says that he dialikes Comainish but that Russians are for him the enemies par excellence. Otherwise he has no national or racial prejudices, He says that ho doos not practice any religion, however, he added, "Felieve in your God; I shall bolieve in mino".Subject is an excellent conversationalist and definitely has the ability to get along with most personalities without actually accopting their ideas or ways of thinking. He has read a lot, however, it is folt that his knowl- adre of scientific natters (ho has clothed to have such knowledge) is based on para-scientific literature which he reads indiscriminately.Subject is an individualist. He is probably rather ruthless in forthor- ing his personal interests. His present ambition is to be somebody in life.It is this officer's opinion that Subject is rather suitable for RADSOX. lle tap the traits of a born clandestine operater and a liking for the dangereus and illegal. Physically he is healthy and enduring (proven by his long stay in various rough fails). The Leams casily and is asstellating easily. On the other hand, his handling airht satiras present probleme, because to cay act impulsively and rashly believing that stat he does la the right thing to do. It is this officer'e fealing that Subject nicht oomotions not think pattore over proferring to make anap decisions ant to act accordingly.