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== Biography ==

Annie Jacobsen's book, OPERATION PAPERCLIP, includes many references to interrogations of high level German scientists, medical officials, engineers, etc., by US Army personnel to establish whether they could be eligible to be brought to the United States under a secret program to assist the US Government on Cold War projects. I found two references to Ritchie Boys who conducted interrogations. One was Second Lieutenant Walter Jessel of the Forty-Fourth Division Counter Intelligence Corps, who interrogated Wernher von Braun. The second was [[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]], an officer with Army Intelligence, G-2, the Collecting and Disseminating Division. There might be others.

The second was [[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]], an officer with Army Intelligence, G-2, the Collecting and Disseminating Division. Goering was interrogated by Ritchie Boy John E. [[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]] was a Ritchie Boy. Annie Jacobsen's book, OPERATION PAPERCLIP, includes many references to interrogations of high level German scientists, medical officials, engineers, etc., by US Army personnel to establish whether they could be eligible to be brought to the United States under a secret program to assist the US Government on Cold War projects.

~~Goering~~ was ~~interrogated by Ritchie Boy John E.~~

One was Second Lieutenant Walter Jessel of the Forty-Fourth Division Counter Intelligence Corps, who interrogated Wernher von Braun. The following article was from "The American Israelite" dated November 16, 1995.

~~[[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]] was a Ritchie Boy. We have made a few posts about him in~~ the ~~past~~, ~~including when he passed away on on May 2, 2014~~. The following article was from "The American Israelite" dated November 16, 1995.

== Research notes ==

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 == Biography ==
-Annie Jacobsen's book, OPERATION PAPERCLIP, includes many references to interrogations of high level German scientists, medical officials, engineers, etc., by US Army personnel to establish whether they could be eligible to be brought to the United States under a secret program to assist the US Government on Cold War projects. I found two references to Ritchie Boys who conducted interrogations. One was Second Lieutenant Walter Jessel of the Forty-Fourth Division Counter Intelligence Corps, who interrogated Wernher von Braun. The second was [[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]], an officer with Army Intelligence, G-2, the Collecting and Disseminating Division. There might be others.
+The second was [[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]], an officer with Army Intelligence, G-2, the Collecting and Disseminating Division. Goering was interrogated by Ritchie Boy John E. [[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]] was a Ritchie Boy. Annie Jacobsen's book, OPERATION PAPERCLIP, includes many references to interrogations of high level German scientists, medical officials, engineers, etc., by US Army personnel to establish whether they could be eligible to be brought to the United States under a secret program to assist the US Government on Cold War projects.
-Goering was interrogated by Ritchie Boy John E.
+One was Second Lieutenant Walter Jessel of the Forty-Fourth Division Counter Intelligence Corps, who interrogated Wernher von Braun. The following article was from "The American Israelite" dated November 16, 1995.
-[[Dolibois, John E. (01018596)|John Dolibois]] was a Ritchie Boy. We have made a few posts about him in the past, including when he passed away on on May 2, 2014. The following article was from "The American Israelite" dated November 16, 1995.
 == Research notes ==