My wife knows nothing of the money transfer. Every month till now, I give my wife the usual housekeeping allowance. I do not talk to her any further about this matter [Note 1]. Merely after I was arrested, shortly before the train left Stuttgart, I told her when we were saying goodbye that I was needed in Munich due to a matter that was connected to the Scholl family, or rather that I was being taken into custody. Continue reading
Grimminger is being transferred [to Munich] via the D-Zug, departing Stuttgart at 2:29 pm, arriving in Munich at 6:02 pm, by means of individual transport.
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I have not talked about this with anyone else up till the day of my arrest (March 2, 1943). After the agents searched my office and I was made aware that I was being investigated, I briefly advised my cousin Albert Grimminger about it. This Grimminger is currently employed in my office on a stopgap basis. Continue reading
Attorney General’s Office
[Illegible] 4524
Munich, March 2, 1943
Prielmayr Str. 5
Telephone: Local exchanges 5791, long distance 57801 Continue reading
Copy.
State Police Headquarters Stuttgart
Stuttgart, March 2, 1943
Vol. No. II A – 67/43. Continue reading
Munich, March 2, 1943
For the continuation of this interrogation, the following person was led forth from police custody: Wilhelm Graf (personal data already known). Continue reading
White Rose History: January 1933 - October 1943 