after their landing. All were tried and convicted of sabatoge, Be-
cause he had surrendered and cooperated with the authorities, Yasch
—_-received—a—sentence—of thirty- years—_imprisonment—andbecause_he-had
known of Dasch's intention to turn himself in.and had done nothing
to prevent it, Yurger received a life sentence. The other six saba-
+oeurs—were—sentbenced_to—deathand—thes--+were—all Ba esa tad. ble dala ull am
LO) Aver gy a tat Vind. Ce ho Qe DAI DEA SF NANO LL OI WIEN OY vy v4 i es a i a rr WIE
District of Columbia Jail on August 8, 194.2. Dasch and Burger each
received Presidential commutation of their sentences in ay 10 and were
31-Lowed + es Suen se Gexma
viet haw et VENA LA RP Nt NA IT abe TRAP =
Thi PBL MOST PAMOUS CASES bry Andrew tully. Dell Publish ig Oo
—_New-York,—C opyripht,1965,—by Andrew Tully, MEX Wst1or8s Phorm
Americans," Pages 150-161,
INSIDE DETECTINE, October, 192 (FED - MAG EX)
sabatoge, Be-
after their landing. All.were tried and convicted of
rities, Yasch
cause he had surrendered and c cooperated with the .autl
=I at iC fe Live aH wa) imoriLsoxr m ent—and—b cause heehaq |
Dasch's inbentiion to turn himself in.and had done nothing
sived a life sentence. The other six saba-
strocuted inthe
- 4
known of
to prevent it, Durger re
J+ ral + Syiceert ay 7o—a41 me
fh x sant
eurs—were—_sentenced
strict of Columbia Jail on August By 1942. Dasch and Burger each
Dis
received Presidential commutation of their sentences in Tos and were
crake ‘. a ci Bay tun te G YMaAny »
THE FSITS HOST FAMOUS CASHES by Andrew Tully. Del1 Publishing Co.,
New-York, see Witlerks Phony
Americans," Pages 150-161.
INSIDE DETECTINE, October, 1912 (FED - MAG EX)
tried and convicted of
cooperated with the
tantion to turn hinself_in.and
vont it, Pungo received
h and Burger each
“sentences in 19lj6 and were
1 FSE'S MOST Th
Me esr
A “Soe 8 Sees Tc eae
INSIDE DETECTIME, October, 1912 (FED - MAG BX)
5
HAUPT, Herbert Hans, HEINCK, Heinrich Harm, KMRLING, Edward John,
NEUBAUER, Herman, QUIRIN, Richard and THIAL, Werner,
Haupt, 22-years-old, Heinck, 3lj-years-old, Kerling, 33-years-old,
Neubauer, 32-years-old, Quirin, 3l-years-oldk and Thiel, 35-years-old,
States prior to World War II when they returned to Germany to aid in
her war effort. Hach was fluent in Unglish and thoroughly familaar
with American customs, After a thorough period of indochination as
to potential targets for sabotage, they .and two others, George Dasch,
39eyears-old, and Ernest Burger, 33-years-old, sailed in May, 191.2,
by submarine to the United States for the purpose of blowing'up cer-
tain industries vital to.the American War effort. A group led by
Dasch and S8A8e8LGaEXSF composed of Burger, Quirin and Heinck larided
ah a Long Island beach on June 13 and were spotted by a Coast Guards~=
men. The men were not captured and succeeded in making their way to
New York City. The experience had, however, unnerved Dasch and a few
days later he turned himself in to the FBI and revealed the details of
the plote The group led by Kerling and composed of himself and the
other Sabatoeurs had landed at Ponte Vedra Beach in Florida on June
17 and, in addition to informing on his own men, Yasch told where
Kerling might be located. As a result of the information given them
by Dasch, all eight sabatouers as well as their contacts in the
United S ates were taken into custody in the space of two weeks
HAUPT, Herbert Hans, HEINCK, Heinrich Harm, KERLING, Edward John,
NEUBAUER, Herman, QUIRIN, Richard and THIEL, Werner.
Haupt, 22-years-old, Heinck, 3l<years-old, Kerling, 33-years-old,
Neubauer, 32-years-old, Quirin, 3l<years-oldy and Thiel, 35-years-old,
we all. native born Germans who had spent many years in the United
States prior to World War II when they returned to Germany to aid in
her war effort. Hach was fluent in English and thoroughly familaar
with American customs, After a thorough period of indocbination as
to potential targets for sabotage, they.and two others, George Dasch,
39-years-old, and Ernest Burger, 33-years-old, sailed in May, 192,
by submarine to the United States for the purpose of blowing'up cer-
tain industries vital to.the American War effort. A group led by
Dasch and EOLBAXGE composed of Burger, Quirin and Heinck larided
ah a Long Island beach on June 13 and were spotted by a Coast Guards=
men. The men were not captured and succeeded in making their way to
New York City. The experience had, however, unnerved Dasch and a few
ays later he turned himself in to the FBI and revealed the details of
the plot. The group led by Kerling and composed of himself and the
other Sabatoeurs had landed at Ponte Vedra Beach in Florida on June
17 and, in addition to informing on his own men, Yasch told where
Kerling might be located. As a result of the information given them
by Dasch,, all eight sabatouers as well as their contacts in the
United S”ates were taken into custody in the space of two weeks
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