a SHE INTERNATION, AL RESCUE cowertee Sjnve the start of the Cold ‘War the fiternational Rea we Commniitier bas. arganized voluntary Anieri- ean wrojetance to oid relugecs teeing from Comara- Biet appresion, : Wher ihe tile of persons teeing Soviet domi-. fated catintties into the, free city of Wet Berlin ' frat hed mace then 3,000 per day ducing the Spring of 1453, ‘the Committee successfully siarshalled meer than $700,000. in gifts aru donations of cloth. “tine. drug anil other necessities, This earned. the “fF, cominendation of President Bisenhower and lead. ere throughout America. Aathe historic emergency increnses, the Comimit- tree work continues to uphold America’s belief ia «the indisieihility of freedom. | . THE INTRERN. ATION. AL RESCU E € COMME TRE 4 : Lew Coeese, Chairman: i] Apsremes Recsesse EL Dyan, Panaraes Chateman ‘ Davin F. Setrenaein Treasures” BOARD OF DIRECTORS (AL AL Beate, Ja. Jossen AL Naee pPace FL Batsse snes ' Mas. Reavers Hoosesnnt Dgossris De rersenn Darin Stone Hoeens seipes, Canny Groene BP. SRaraae Cevenu (ean Seaate Bassa J. Doxavas Sapnvena @8 Spee lamterornin Esa ster Stave Staesagy ‘fh Wessem Pireescn Tetroan Davee Seuren Goipwyn Moca, Hota Vanes LA. BL June Aniiva K, Warsox iJteren Laweence / 2. Hortsasuonis Woon Dasan HH. Mara Apsuas BF, M. Zacscanias i Catantes 3. Zaaa MARWAN ’ Aunant G. Hecken, Baccurive Dipector Bissau f. Canny AL Lee CHERNE, Chairman ‘Ps ins arian si, Henet:e Case MET TER 62 Weer §5th Street, New York WcNvY. to help relugeee fame glad to add-my contribution ‘from Communiane, . Enclowd please find check for $ - ae my subeceiption for the continuance of thie vital work. Zone .. State. Checks should be oade pas able ta the Intemational Hewue Committee iW AWE sonteibutions deductible from tavahble income) hz po. 08 4 i t I DX fee GEA ee RTC C RT EC LAN TNE Seca ni: Emly
Phe Turning Point On June iveh. 1933 ane Gf the tost aignifiensit events of the 20th centiry tardies ‘the lnhabitant> af the Soviet Zone af place. Germany rose in rebellion againel thele _ (eaevnesten ttl gvethitds, Por eightseara they “ had been fis ing ander canilitiods of slavery - and: nbage atiartt... The ieurevetion begin Tis East Bertie rir ‘June Leth. Tt was begun initialiy: by a fow workers bit within hours it had apread 10 evers level of the population. Hy the 17th. of June the uprising had spread thregheut the East Zone 3 cow spontaneats revolt. Ag 11:00 o'clock the mording, aff June Aéth the workers in block 10, Stalin’ Allee decided to orgaaire.a derionatration te pro- test the raising uf the work borne by the regime. By 2.00 e’clock that same ufter> noo. the mob of people which hud xrown -from 200 te oer 20.000 became revolt tionaries. Surging in front of the East Zone Government building ia East Berlin, they demanded nat auly the fting of the nora hut free seeret electivns, the unifiegtion of “Rermany and the abdication of the East German government, The stories contained here are the stories af afew of those brave men and women fram East Germany whe played leading rales in the revolt and hid te flee ta the Wet. They are representative, of 1,000 leaders, many of whons have ntibpe quently been sentenced to sleath bs Communist: ciurts. Some were intellectuals and peafen sionals. Most of them were yorkie AN are men who deserve the undying gratinde. and support of free men cvervehere. “Rare Finis Agninat Armed Macht, Historical Proof tely wriorganived, ‘ stalin Allee Block 40...  strachion laborer working on — — af the Perennial, neatingaishable Urge of the oo Human Heart far Frevdom. 7 a building com Wat FL ase “Pues weds wert, -fitack 10, Stalin thee) “Whee the wark norine were inercased the men were furious, We began tinily to gather in small groupe before and after work. The fear ghat hud sade us so cantiour gradually began to dissolve. There was, after all, Hitle more to lose. “by the morning of June 16 we were Fese lute. As always, we entered the building om which we were werking and tock aur eta- tions, But this day we nat down and refused to work. There war no organization. no teader. ho man knew what had to be dene. The but cur ‘foreman dashed in gaping with disbelief. iis eves turned .to the epot where the norte in- crease order had been posted, Two men walked ia with a fresbly painted sign —The Wark Norms Must He Decreased.” The cour- age of these, met inspired the rest of us te action. “4 concrete worker leaped onte a heap of stones. ‘I leave it to you 3% individuals: Those
74-90000 “he tumalt of the ¢ who wish to demonste ate aguinel the injustice oo se ‘ef the nonin. aberge tae the’ right nthets ge to the tel All chose the: fight werping with Joy->™ ers - we began i avarch, ‘tn. the emit wae “tumediat ateret andra lute-men, ‘By the aime we ores ed at the pave ernment ‘pullding.## gore & HOG strong Over. “This in thesinont ‘Sinks. an iantructrean within the murist Pouth Worement, peed | ig a dark haired girl af teeny ectthe sport, intelligent eyes.) And stood in the erawsl before the-gevera- ment building. a Fellow: inetrae vie eume vp te me und told me to take careful nate of the — people sympathetic te the demonstration and give hima complete report that evening: 1 was embarraced by hie apparent hurry te leave . the square and told -hins iH he wae 6a afraid fur hls life he had better jump on a trom ina hurry and get out. “A few minutes later I forced’ omy way through the crowd ned jorge be the rast reedtts “Many peaple recognizes pe eo devoted ment | ber of the FD. They foeverterel asl daumtesd mie. Never before had 3 gealized how hatedt the roy was, infuriated hy the refusal of athe Committ: | nist leaders to var and by the apes coward- jee of my mate FDI companions 1 tare off my- ED jacket and threw it to the ground. The jecrs breame cheere. “i pathered my etrengih anid shouted 2 ‘warning to the crowd that members of the En] and SED were in the rrowd avd would not only try to dissuade them fram the demoit- stration bud alan would. report then Lahaated. ‘Da not allow them to break panee up! Suek tor, ., gether! People beaut te examine their neigh bors. Fist faghte parted an the hated Carer sinese nists were potted. f wanted io pay miare. Houet my strength wae fone- 4a new life had begets fer me.” . ee er ye . id We atarted guts she. BO pene gud. o aian.aho “inte =, beautifuldoy af may a (NN. Mevhanical Engiaert. Brandenburg.) ‘ “Phere were only twenty intmy group ae we miureled into the Brandenburs aren. At that time we knew dnls that according te a broad: - cnet front Weet Hertin. the, workers in Bact [erin were on ateihe. Although ve knew that . airiken try the Comarunist lane were consid: . ered. political ‘crimes anil punishable ‘by two youre in prisiin. © marched on with a feeling © 5 @f exhilaration. Ae werstraie along We heck- « pined to the people on the pavement aid ina ~ few minutes our auniber shad -inereared to . isheoust five hundred. 3 An we appresebed. n factory protected by high tran gate we noticed employees shout *geage Crotie the witless. ‘We have heen flocked in, Games help us Wernill ge vith you. 4 pile deivee wes found: and we atorimned the gules. ‘The employees rushed out and embraced: Bs. - ew Ag this time. ¥P atit thought *¢ were the aotedy dle dananet raters ithe elty. As #© neared the center of the city. ¥e were ainnzed and overjoyed te final thousnads of people converge dng from all directions. We hack met {fully real- ized) that our praple. ronstantly intimidated hy spies and police controls. could rise up OF conve, brnaatt wathienase @ SPORE central leadership. anep wenpona—notling boast determinations and hope. We were overwhelmed at what we saw.” ‘Fhe, Red Flag At Brandenburg Gate Cames Down ss ; KADRIVER: Peete eaten SE Py 5 OE (iors Taree arin is @ 20-year-old track driver of Kast Reelin? “| looked down Inte the crowd and saw three Soviet officers looking helplessly Ure ward ast climbed to the top of the tower and nhinnied up the pole. § flung the fiug to the ground with greut contempt and watched the ' people tear in te plecer. ‘They applauded anal wiyvantdaercd dea 8 WHY Dhad never heard before.
| gan techies. Seanchow Twas al \ gmee the FDP (Communist Youth Movement] . bere of the Chie SEN med Sp yre ¥ “Tew hour later when L had thezhonor of installing: the Rear Flag of West ‘Berlin, the | Rueoans had braught three taib “tate ‘the square. tet began pulling up the ding they he ob ile to finish my. task aad jump tw the ground. ‘Yhe fag of West Rertin.aa- in its right place and, miraculously. tivazurnc, band! lea p whose gute otiev. Communist Party Headquarters and the Commissioner: of Police wees deemed. No event of the aday impressed "Heme as much as the Gecurrence at Magdeburg’ _ tern. ! , a Os “alter we disarmed the. Vopos (Penple’s oe ‘Pahee? on duty at the station, we tore daw the hatedl “Passage af Interzo re-Dispatching Signs As though this in iteelf could acromplich the task. the crowd began shouting, “There are no borders anymore. ee ~’s the interzonal train arrived bs the sta; tien. the’ frightened=p cugers locked: the doors aad windows, fearing awattack by Cor monist soliliers and police. As soon aa they sa our sign ‘The SED Is beaten.” the windows and duors were opencd and the people burst ont, embracing cach other, shunting, crying and wome even giving away ‘heir possessions in ‘celebration, assuming that the union of the Ea-t and West was an aeeomplished Cnet. “We asked them to spread the word along on their way ‘ta Berlin, At this tine we STH theastt that rebellions were taking place onty an Magdeburg and Berlin, We were jubilant 3° few hours later when we learned fram REAS - iVaiee of America) and NWDH (West Berlia station’ thal uprisings were occurring all over: Feast Germany. , . “The neat train lo-arrive contained a pris emer cur. After a few tense moments we TAR aged to gain control of the train and get the cells open. Une of the prisoners was & T4sear ;WreNeR MENGRISoORF . _f ‘ hy + 2 wld farmer whe wae bmprisoned u year before begause ie had not been able to meet hhe quota. He was apeechlers with fright aril is belied When he war finally convinced that he -ewasa free man, he hroke dowaand » epi, ov rr come vith joy. Ehad to curry Hilin away.” Prisontrs ‘Ave Freed... isa locksmith. He ted the heroic liberation of 80 political prisnncrs an Magdeburg.) -, . . “4 A ‘ . . 4 mols 3.000 strong atornied lite the couurt- . ward of the prison in Magdebucg. The prison: ers pressed their worn, pale faces againet the ara A woman in the crowd started to scream as she recognized her hushand who bad been arrested only two days before. “The wooden doors ef the privon pplintered under the weight of the nurging crowd. Phe we guards fled. The metal dower to the cell block ‘was pried open. Mengelsdorf called for the leckamiths and together they opened the cell Sqdoors. lndescriiable ‘acenes followed. One prisoner ecied, ‘Freedom! Freedom!’,. thea fell to the floor crying. A young man sete  tenced to 25 yrurs for crimes against the state stepped nut of his cell into the arms of the girl to whom he hud been engaged. Neither knew the other was there until the doors apened. They embraced, wordless, “Soviet tanks rumbled into the prison yard before all the privoners could be released. Mangel-dor€ himaclfi barely excaped with his life. His anty route of eacape fay in swimming the Landwehreanal which separates Rast and “West Berlin at certain spots. He waited antil lark and then made it. narrewly escaping death from Suviet bullets which peppered the water around him. He és foday in one of the eamps in Weet Berlin, destitute but resolved that one day will came when all of East Ger-, many us well ap the satellite countries will again’ be free.” > .
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+ ARTE, PANO PORE pot, G4 _ TO 1. In reference ‘wire, rec qe te tate i: Office Memorandum 's UNITED STATES: GOVERNMENT 1 Chief, Contact Division” sor | DATH: 27 February 1953. FOR : Alien Branch : BST 4 cre ney een wal, FROM 1. — Chief;| Office 3: -§ SUBJECT: Concern: about Phystéal Secust py-of . 5 * “REF . 2... Our TK[_ }9760, dated 30 Nov 51 (to Alien Branch) 1 ommended ‘subject individual (whose name he spelled ____far contac “by this office. described this German ‘-pattonel, wife of a Russian DP. then and now in the US, as"exceptionally “capable, intelligent, with rare political understanding". She has been director of th tf ‘three’ years (perhaps longer). As you the midst of a campaign for aid : OW » aid given to Weot Berlin and is currently in to refugees arriving there in increasing numbers from the East. 26 ss present | aes has passed on to us a letter es Reog fees ree, dated. 23-rebruery a ich “she reports alleged attempts on the part of “the East" to kidnap her. In view of her activities and her connection with [_ there may. be some basis for her fears. | Pwo Rows her. 68 ac person not given to hysterics, is deeply concerned about her safety and has stated that he would have replaced her with a U.S. citizen if it were ‘got so difficult to fim a qualified successor. He has requested that: we communicate with eny U.3. agency ‘or department in a position to provide physical security for persons representing U.S. interests in Berlins to pass on his request to our superiors, but we of CIA facilities abroad or of CIA responsi- abroad with other appropriate US Government himself communicate with and did not commit CIA to any action 3e We have promised told him that we were not aware bility for coordinating ection at agencies. . We therefore suggested that, uch agencies to the teet of his ability . upon his request. stoffs might be interested in this problem or a justifiable reprezentation to other agencies (e.g. Defense or State) can be made, we feel that such action would serve U.S. security interests and, inci- dentally, benefit 4n a measurable way. We are attaching| letter for whatever use you care to make of it. : ; : h, If, in your judgment, the covert and these indivi- 5. This office has hed no contact with| to the best of our knowledge. duals ere not aware cf any possible CIA interest, ise whether there is anything you can do, whether | should 6. Please adv approach another Government agency (if he has not done so in. the meantime), and : what-reaction, if any, we may pass on. tq) 2 oe 7 _. Charles A. Lea CUaneyr : a * ATT:
: -. _ : : \ 7 Date: Fed aa, 1953 Nexo toi From ‘ — ate ' "? am sorry that I must bother you with ny personal problers, but aince ft don’t - toe tn _ know what to do under the present circumstances I an begsing you. for understandings De oo always, had. trouble. with’the other side”. If somebody vorks in this ertain time. I believe. I told you about the who are constantly. arcund me since about 1951. : nad to look around me cerefully, this ig the I bought a dog in the sumer of last yéare . if i is As you know fT field he mot be endangered after ac calls in Russian and about the spies I -sm wed always to be on the aler’ only thing 1 can do, .In addition to that the attempts of the Eust to gat have increased. T had 4th them and have inforned the police, But singe wo have 50 Berlin who have good reasons to feel endangered they eannos fon is more or less left to Since about four months several rencontres Vv at many people hero in» ‘ wateh averybody congtuntly and the persor in quest his ovn measures. Laat Wednesday night J van into a aituation which would have meaut the end for ae “4f a friend of ming had not happened to be vith me This way they did not dare to pecuuse they are accustomed to see ms always valking alone; and cara and helpers disappeared (not around). I heve reported ny situation again to the police, they adi promised to do what they can, but 1% fa so that I have to work out nome thing te their plan. that makes 4% o Little more difficult for them to comple y ; Wita Prienda who work in the same Pield and who know about these things I bave qi, yorked out the following! I wust sell my dog and buy a sharper one. when I bought big in July last year the 1 did it merely as . a measure of precaution not because I had proofs of the danger I was Living umier. For this purpose he is good but not for the purpose for which I need him nov} ba ig not sharp enough. They have already calculated ny dog into the plan. T absolutely need another muck sharper onde But I gust tell you frankly that even ar X sell my dog I would not be able to buy the nev ODS, because they ere terribly Then I have decided thet TI cannot go to the office and come hone alone re, I can move from one of my frienis to the other for 6 certein time but: anymo : not constantly. A ‘friend of the Committee will pick 23 ing and bring m home at night in his car. In ‘the meantine I'll talt to that her driver pick me up. Hi vho bas an office car and arrange with her : heve reached her and discussed the matter with here will take some tine: untabh I Please don't believe that I an hysterical, on the contrary. But now it is 80 that I not only feel endangered put I have knowledge of their intentions end I an sure I would not get out again, once they have had hold of me. ‘Cordially yours, |
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