you know the 1st study but it does the same thing. it does there were met in felt that he was being targeted by the new s.p.d. government. chief of staff. proposed a series of b.m.d. reforms but at the same time he refused to hand over files to prosecutors who were investigating methods him to said that to do so would be detrimental to the interests of the government. in november 1975 met in stood trial in bonn on charges of violating west german export laws particularly in connection with weapon sales to india pakistan and saudi arabia. matins is seen here on the right along with some of his merits co-defendants no charges were filed against anyone from the b.m.d. in november 1905 the court ruling from this mobile phone for mertens was acquitted on the charge of violating export laws his attorneys convinced the court that the
weapons sales have been made on behalf of the b n d that was bad news for the agency that. we visited the north rhine-westphalia state archive and to a sport
it has a number of merrick s files the documents for example indicate that klaus bobby a former nazi who fled to south america after the war also bought surplus west german weapons from eric s. new mayor thanks us for america was so to speak an extension of the federal government . and it worked with a b. and d. and shipped weapons through various channels to latin america for example. for all . the b. and d. actively promoted such deals to gather intelligence about crisis regions but how much mit says it violated its constitutional mandate to simply observe. let s begin production in from to get this activity began in the 1950 s. and least its peak in the mid 1960 s. with large shipments of weapons. they started taking more risks because the merit system works of well i don t use
a consensus question. it wasn t intelligence work but weapons deals. merrick s wasn t involved with intelligence. but the b. and d. found that they could gather intelligence much more effectively by settin
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Is said to have been aware of these plants the loose and company declined to talk to us at all about this but it seems clear that manton s represented the shipyard and informed the b.m.d. . about off he was also involved with a b. and d. right this is the guy with a knife i know nothing about that. i have no idea what the b. n.d.s. is it the cia i know what you re here he had a lot of contacts and they included the cia he knew 1st hand what was going on around the world and. conduct a stand. no no you see so he had cia contacts yes i knew that. it s difficult to document the extent of matins contacts with the cia many of the files are still top secret. but b.m.d. long suspected that he was also working with a foreign intelligence service later and even considered him a security risk because of his extensive network of contacts he didn t always share
You know the 1st study but it does the same thing. it does there were met in felt that he was being targeted by the new s.p.d. government. chief of staff. proposed a series of b.m.d. reforms but at the same time he refused to hand over files to prosecutors who were investigating methods him to said that to do so would be detrimental to the interests of the government. in november 1975 met in stood trial in bonn on charges of violating west german export laws particularly in connection with weapon sales to india pakistan and saudi arabia. matins is seen here on the right along with some of his merits co-defendants no charges were filed against anyone from the b.m.d. in november 1905 the court ruling from this mobile phone for mertens was acquitted on the charge of violating export laws his attorneys convinced the court that the