Langemann Papers

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Langemann Papers
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A famous leak of documents from Le Cercle by a respected senior BND officer.

Revelation

Langemann's tapes were never fully disclosed. Some revelations included:

Le Cercle

The Langemann Papers exposed two meetings of Le Cercle:

• December 1, 1979 - Madison Hotel, Washington, U.S.
• January 5-6, 1980 - Zurich, Switzerland

BND and Vatican

• The German secret service BND (Bundesnachrichtendienst) spied on the Vatican (operation "EVA 102") and
• Vienna Archbishop Franz König ("Aktion Kardinal")

BND and USA

• The BND spied on US president Richard Nixon ("Der Fall Monica II")
• German agents stole documents from US archieves which indicted Bundeskanzler Kurt-Georg Kiesinger (1966-1969) for Nazi crimes

Olympic Games 1973 in Munich

• Langemann was responsible for the security of the Olympic Games 1973 in Munich. (See Olympic Games 1973 terror attacks)

Oktoberfest Bombing 1980

• The Langemann papers revealed details about secret police reports about rightwing organizations involved in the Oktoberfest Bombing 1980 in Munich (see also operation Gladio)

German weapons deals

• The BND supported German companies' weapons deals, at a time when Germany wanted to hide these deals because of its Nazi past

Publication

The Langemann papers are quoted extensively in:

• Issue 17, Lobster Magazine, 'Brian Crozier, the Pinay Circle and James Goldsmith'

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