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>After the occupation of Poland by the German Wehrmacht, he served as district captain of Tomaszów Mazowiecki from October 1939 to November 1940, and then as district captain of Jędrzejów until April 1943. He was drafted into the Wehrmacht for sexual assaults against Polish women. As district captain in Poland, he also committed sexual abuse of children
>After the war, he supported himself in Berlin with odd jobs and, from the fall of 1948, worked as a night watchman at a cemetery. From October 1948 to February 1949, he trained as a Protestant religious education teacher (catechist) and, from February 1949, worked as a religious education teacher at Berlin schools. At the same time, he served as legal counsel for the Association of Employees of the Protestant Church of Berlin-Brandenburg. From March 1, 1954, he worked at the Housing Credit Institute in Berlin with the rank of government councilor
>On October 16, 1956, Balluseck was arrested and seven months later, on May 17, 1957, he was sentenced to six years in prison and placement in a psychiatric hospital for sexual abuse of wards and sexual abuse of children
>Yorkshire investigators had followed up this author’s original questions regarding Kinsey’s associa- tion with Nazis and the possibility that some of the abused children were obtained from WWII Germany and/or Russia. At least one of Kinsey’s sex collaborators was a documented Nazi, the infamous George Sylvester Viereck, a convicted German spy who had worked among Washington D.C. power brokers. David Brinkley in his history of the period, Washington Goes to War (1988: 26) wrote that Viereck was “one of the...masterminds of the propaganda cabinet that Germany set up here early in the war.” Yorkshire researchers flew to Berlin (as did this author), interviewing and digging through old files and press reports. There they discovered Dr. Friedrich Karl Hugo Viktor von Balluseck, who was tried in Berlin in 1957 for a child sex murder
>After the occupation of Poland by the German Wehrmacht, he served as district captain of Tomaszów Mazowiecki from October 1939 to November 1940, and then as district captain of Jędrzejów until April 1943. He was drafted into the Wehrmacht for sexual assaults against Polish women. As district captain in Poland, he also committed sexual abuse of children
>After the war, he supported himself in Berlin with odd jobs and, from the fall of 1948, worked as a night watchman at a cemetery. From October 1948 to February 1949, he trained as a Protestant religious education teacher (catechist) and, from February 1949, worked as a religious education teacher at Berlin schools. At the same time, he served as legal counsel for the Association of Employees of the Protestant Church of Berlin-Brandenburg. From March 1, 1954, he worked at the Housing Credit Institute in Berlin with the rank of government councilor
>On October 16, 1956, Balluseck was arrested and seven months later, on May 17, 1957, he was sentenced to six years in prison and placement in a psychiatric hospital for sexual abuse of wards and sexual abuse of children
>Yorkshire investigators had followed up this author’s original questions regarding Kinsey’s associa- tion with Nazis and the possibility that some of the abused children were obtained from WWII Germany and/or Russia. At least one of Kinsey’s sex collaborators was a documented Nazi, the infamous George Sylvester Viereck, a convicted German spy who had worked among Washington D.C. power brokers. David Brinkley in his history of the period, Washington Goes to War (1988: 26) wrote that Viereck was “one of the...masterminds of the propaganda cabinet that Germany set up here early in the war.” Yorkshire researchers flew to Berlin (as did this author), interviewing and digging through old files and press reports. There they discovered Dr. Friedrich Karl Hugo Viktor von Balluseck, who was tried in Berlin in 1957 for a child sex murder
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