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When Hitler makes a speech in the Kroll Opera House in Berlin, listeners in America and the whole world hear his words by short wave even before his own immediate audience hears them. Radio speaks in all tongues to all classes. All pervasive, it penetrates beyond national frontiers, spans the walls of censorship that bar the way to the written word, and seeps through the fine net of the Gestapo.
"If they're later than next week, I'll be after speakin' to a few generals harsh-like," O'Malley answered. "Perhaps not next week but soon," Stan said. "I am not a party member. I will go back to my little farm near Pilsen," Hans said, "if it is permitted." "It could be fixed that way," Stan said and smiled. "Silence is golden, but too much of it might make the Gestapo boys suspicious."
At this writing the same sector divisions still exist, operating now across the new frontiers. Sector No. 1 embraces Silesia with headquarters at Breslau; No. 2, Saxony, with headquarters at Dresden; and No. 3, Bavaria, with headquarters at Munich. After the annexation of Austria, Sector No. 4 was added, commanded by Gestapo Chief Scheffler whose headquarters are in Berlin with a branch in Vienna.
It was Cesário Vieira, another Javelin man; he's engaged to Linda Kivelson, Joe's daughter and Tom's sister, the one going to school on Terra. Then we had reached Tom and Joe Kivelson. Oscar grabbed Joe by the arm. "Come on, Joe; let's get moving," he said. "Hallstock's Gestapo are on the way. They have orders to get you dead or alive." "Like blazes!" Joe told him.
Often the Gestapo uses Czech citizens whose relatives are in Germany and upon whom pressure is put.
He came back to Mexico in 1931 under the name of Hans Helbing. When Hitler got into power von Holleuffer's brother-in-law became a high official in the Gestapo.
"Just tell them everything I tell you when they question you tonight." "They will kill you," Swen said in a low voice. "Herr Domber poisoned the other one. He will do the same to you." "Tell me about it quickly. They won't be leaving us alone without a spotter very long," Stan said. "I do not know how it was done. I heard the Gestapo men laughing about it.
In this particular instance, the passport was marked "Non-renewable Except by Special Permission of the Chief of Dresden Police." When Voigt performed his Holland mission successfully, he was given the usual five-year passport. Any German whose passport shows a given limited time, which has been subsequently extended, gives proof that he has been tested and found satisfactory by the Gestapo.
He did an about-face as precisely as though he had been on parade before Hitler and marched out of the room. "Don't tell them anything," Stan said. "Sure, an' the Gestapo has my life history written down anyway," O'Malley said. "I think we're in Berlin and I'd be after likin' it if I could get loose." "We'll be watched very close at first. We'll have to wait," Stan warned.
In the latter part of April 1941 the German army marched into the northern suburbs of Athens at 11 o'clock in the morning. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, a strong unit of the Gestapo arrived in the southern suburb of Kallithea and surrounded the block in which my house was situated and broke into it, looking for me and my transmitter.
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