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from 1917 through April 1919, Jahnke had schemed a Mexican attack on the United States. An army of 45,000 men, funded by Ambassador von Eckardt and trained by German reservists, would march against the U.S. in 1918 and "arouse the Negroes to civil war."
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Investigation of Mexican affairs: Hearing before a subcommittee of the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, Sixty-sixth Congress, Volume 1, 1919, pages 459-461, full text via Google Books
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in Jersey City, New Jersey, and are suspected of other explosions and of fomenting labor strikes. When the United States entered the war in April 1917, Jahnke and Witzke moved their operations to
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Back in Germany in the late 1930s, Jahnke established the "Jahnke BΓΌro", essentially a small private intelligence service reporting up to
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According to the Senate testimony of intelligence officer and double agent Dr. Paul Altendorf, who was undercover in Mexico City with the
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agents in April 1945 and interrogated. In 1950, Jahnke was put on trial as a spy, found guilty, and executed the same day.
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and his accumulated files were confiscated. Later in the war, Jahnke served as intelligence advisor to
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Hitler's last chief of foreign intelligence: Allied interrogations of Walter Schellenberg, page 21
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Tracing Kurt Jahnke: Aspects of the Study of German Intelligence
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Emigrants from the German Empire to the United States
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American people convicted of spying for Nazi Germany
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Gnesen
German Empire
Moscow
Russian SFSR
Soviet Union
Execution by shooting
Black Tom explosion
Executed
Conviction(s)
Espionage
Death
World War I
World War II
Gnesen
U.S. Marines
Philippines
Lothar Witzke
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Black Tom explosion
Mexico City
U.S. Military Intelligence Corps
Rudolf Hess
Ribbentrop
Gestapo
Walter Schellenberg
SMERSH
"Kurt-Jahnke (Photo, Print, Drawing)"
the original
Bryan Clough

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