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file of Eisenberg are to be found in Appendix D22 (German intelligence
personnel), CI-CII, MI5 Interim interrogation report on Gambke,
Raupach, and Peters, Camp 020, August 1945, KV 2/3015, The National
Archives, Kew, Surrey [TNA]; PIR No. 37, CI-FIR/62, HQ US Forces
European Theater Interrogation Center, APO 757, 2 August 1945,
Records of the U.S. Nürnberg War Crimes Trials: Interrogations, 1946–
1949, Record Group 238, NARA.
- First detailed interrogation report on Mueller, Agt., by Major Edmund
Tilley, 27 October 1943, WO 201/1402B, TNA.
- See Claire M. Hubbard-Hall and Adrian O’Sullivan, ‘Landscapes of
Intelligence in the Third Reich: Visualizing Abwehr Operations and
“Covert Space” during the Second World War’ [forthcoming in 2019].
About the Wünsdorf camp (MAYBACH-I bunker village and ZEPPELIN
signals bunker), see Hans-Albert Hoffmann, Die Bunkeranlagen von
Wünsdorf (Wünsdorf Waldstadt: Bücherstadt Tourismus, n.d.); Hoffmann,
Die deutsche Heeresführung im Zweiten Weltkrieg: Fakten und Momente aus
dem Hauptquartier des Oberkommandos des Heeres (Berlin: Köster, 2017).
- Private papers of Raymond Maunsell, 4829, Documents Collection,
Imperial War Museum [IWM].
- Paul Leverkuehn, German Military Intelligence (London: Weidenfeld and
Nicolson, 1954), 11; Klaus-Michael Mallmann and Martin Cüppers,
Halbmond und Hakenkreuz: Das Dritte Reich, die Araber und Palästina
(Darmstadt: WBG, 2006), 94; Hubbard-Hall and O’Sullivan, ‘Landscapes
of Intelligence’ [forthcoming in 2019]. Readers should beware of Papen’s
untrustworthy memoir: he blames everything that went wrong in the
Middle East on the Italians, and he portrays Hitler as having far more
interest in Iraq than he actually had. See Franz von Papen, Memoirs (New
York: Dutton, 1953)), 475–7.
- First detailed interrogation report on Mueller, Agt., by Major Edmund
Tilley, 27 October 1943, WO 201/1402B, TNA. For details of the
Hamilton Road, see Archibald Milne Hamilton, Road through Kurdistan:
The Narrative of an Engineer in Iraq (London: Faber & Faber, 1937).
Hamilton’s book was used by the Abw II OR planners as reference mate-
rial and by the members of the MAMMUT expedition as a textbook. See
also Adrian O’Sullivan, ‘German Covert Initiatives and British Intelligence
in Persia (Iran), 1939–1945,’ DLitt et Phil diss. (UNISA, 2013), 191–2.
- Bernd Lemke has shown convincingly how Müller, vaguely motivated by
the Wehrmacht’s need for new sources of oil supply, originally thought of
mounting a special operation to secure the northern Iraq oilfields for
Germany. See Bernd Lemke, Der Irak und Arabien aus der Sicht deutscher
Kriegsteilnehmer und Orientreisender 1918 bis 1945: Aufstandsfantasien,
Kriegserfahrungen, Zukunftshoffnungen, Enttäuschungen, Distanz
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