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Otto Albrecht Alfred von Bolschwing was a German-born former Nazi intelligence figure whose U.S. citizenship later became the subject of Justice Department action. The released material includes an Office of Special Investigations subject sheet, FBI name-search forms, and correspondence responding to General Accounting Office requests concerning alleged Nazi war criminals. A 1984 FBI reply summarizes a 1981 Sacramento Bee report that the Justice Department sought to revoke von Bolschwing's citizenship over alleged concealment of Nazi Party, SS, and SD membership, while noting his denials. The records span a 1962 reference to an OSI inquiry in London through 1979, 1982, and 1984 administrative searches and interagency correspondence.

Documents span: 1962-1984 | Released in 1 part
Names in this file: Otto Albrecht Alfred von Bolschwing, Valter J. Rockler, Agnes von Bolschwing, Elias Williams Jr., Chester J. Gustowski, Dominic A. Principe, Edward A. Tamm, Samuel Scott Alden, Crawford H. Carson, Milton Ladd, Victor P. Keay
Subjects: Nazi war crimes, denaturalization, Office of Special Investigations, FBI records searches, General Accounting Office