Part II of the SWC Infiltration Report

Yaron was on live TV nationally in Germany last night and we
received a call this morning from a member of the Parliament who
wants to take up our call for investigations.  We have offered the
German government any assistance, including ourselves for
debreifing, but they have been silent except for a statement quoting
their old figures on the strength of the movement.


Ron Furey's persona had now taken on an extra dimension.
 Lavishing dinners, drinks, and gifts on the individuals he met,
 he let it be known that he was fronting for a multi-millionaire
 living in the United States, who were interested in funding
 Germany's neo-Nazi movement.

Returning to the United States, Ron Furey was again debriefed by
 S.W.C. staff.  It was now apparent, however, that he would either
 have to produce his multi-millionaire sponsor for his neo-Nazi
 contacts on his next trip, or lose his credibility with them just
 as the pieces of the puzzle were coming more closely together.
 After lengthy discussion, it was decided that Richard Eaton, a
 seven-year veteran of the Center's research department would play
 that role.  Eaton's work monitoring white supremacist and other
 extremist groups in the United States was a major plus.  He would
 certainly know what questions to ask, and just as important -
 what answers to give.

Made over to look the part, Eaton accompanied Ron Furey to Munich
 where rooms in an upscale hotel, booked on short notice, awaited
 their arrival.  Impressed by Mr. Eaton's apparent wealth and Ron
 Furey's performance as his subservient lackey, Wolfgang Juchem
 and Roy Godenau (see separate entries) agreed to Mr. Eaton's
 request to meet various other leaders of the radical right (see
 entries for Roeder and Schoenborn) and living icons of the
 movement (see entries for Krause, Rost van Tonningen, Burwitz,
 and Goering).  As the same time, Eaton told his new acquaintances
 how important it was for him to know that his money would be
 going to a movement that had the support of "middle Germany,"
 i.e. doctors, teachers, and other professionals.  Meetings with
 such individuals were quickly arranged.  (See entries for Schenk,
 Klaren, Hammelback, and Walz)

One of the most intriguing pieces of information gathered on this
 trip came out in a discussion between Roy Godenau, Richard Eaton,
 and Ron Furey while traveling by car to Bielefeld.  Roy Godenau,
 who claims to travel the world selling antisemitic/anti-masonic
 literature published in Argentina by one Juan Maler, confided
 that Maler is really one Reinhard Kopps, a former Abwehr (World
 War II German military intelligence) officer who, Godenau
 relates, participated in "cleaning out" partisans in Albania.
 Kopps reached South America via the "ratline."  He had escaped an
 allied internment camp, and took a list of other Abwehr agents
 throughout the world with him before making his way to Argentina.
 A good number of these agents were assigned to the Middle East
 where some apparently still live.

Suggesting that his publishing company might be interested in
 translating Kopps/Maler's literature for the English-speaking
 world, Eaton convinced Godenau to try to arrange a meeting
 between Kopps/Maler and himself.  Kopps was quickly contacted by
 Godenau and the trip was arranged.

End of Part II