Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1945 — Page 5

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BROKEN CODES | AIDED ROMMEL

General's Success Due . Better Intelligence. By CURT RIESS

Times Foreign Correspondent

BERLIN, July 19.—Rommel never was the great general pictured by Nazi propaganda. "His famous victories in France and North Africa

weren't achieved by superior strategy, but simply by superior intelligence then at the disposal of the German military intelligence sery=ice. This has. been revealed by a number of men who, in the last, stages of war, were able to furnish the allies with revealing in- - formation. Mr. Riess Rommel’s first big achievement of this war was the breakthrough of armored units near Sedan, which decided the whole French campaign. This breakthrough was always considered by experts as a most risky enterprise, since the relatively small French or British forces could have smashed the Rommel forces. Even more daring was the switch of the Rommel forces to the. north, leaving his left flank completely unprotected. “There wasn’t any risk, let alone generalship, involved in the whole business,” my source, who "had worked in a Nazi ministry, told me. “Certain of our agents belonging to the so-called .Ribbentrop bureau, which had been working in France since 1987, furnished us with complete information about allied defense plans in that sector.”

Did Not Want Rommel The story of Rommel's African victories was almost repetition. In the first place, the general staff, knowing Rommel’s limited talents, never wished to entrust him with the African campaign, but proposed Gen. von Funk”instead. Hitler received von Funk immediately after the end of the | French campaign and developed his African plans. Funk remonstrated, endeavoring to prove that even if everything. went well Germany. couldn't spare enough- troops for lasting success in the African campaign.™ Hitler, in a fury, tore down the curtains, bit into them, and Funk left. He told his wife: “This man will bring disaster to Germany.” Funk was dismissed in disgrace, but was later recalled. Rommel got the job and this is how his amazing victories were achieved: Break Code At that particular time the deciphering department of the German air ministry was able to break. one patyievisk allied code | almost -overnighg:- ; information, alist all codes were broken by all counter-in- telligence departments sooner or later. this breaking process took several | months, chances were that the other side had switched to a new code. In the spring of 1942, however,

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speedy breaking enabled G¥rmans to pick up.messages daily of one allied | representative in Cairo. Thus they| learned all British troop movements | and also gained precise information| about desperate shortage of materiel, particularly of tanks. These code messages were de-| coded and sent to Hitler's head-] quarters and also to Rommel’s head- | { ‘quarters. = “Rommel couldn't have been better informed if the allies had given him a daily briefing,” my informant said. Information Helped Rommel’s famous. victorycin June of 1942, knocking out 300 British tanks, was only possible because of this information. Later, secret informers found a| way to warn the allies. From then| on the allies were kept well informed about many plans and ac-

One of the most important pleces of information came when Turkey broke off diplomatic relations with Germany in the fall of 1944. Then von Papen ®had installed a secret transmitter in Turkey leaving behind a number of agents to send information regarding allied troop movements. The names of these people were sent to the allies within | two days after the list arrived in the| Berlin foreign office. The allies/informed the Turkish government,| which had them arrested.

STUDIES PERSONNEL WORK Capt. Howard H. Heusing, 4050 Ruckle st., new special services of-| ficer at Ft. Harrison, has left for] Washington and Lee university | where he will aftend the army | school for personnel services, last-| ing until mid- August. |

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