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13th June 2009, 00:47
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Occupation of Austria
The Allies partitioned Austria into occupation zones. Why did they do this? I have yet to find a good history of the occupation. I have also noticed a number of scientists, especially from Vienna, who were interrogated by the Allies during and after the war. A number of Me 262's were found there as well. I would be interested in interrogation reports and the activities of the American Counter-Intelligence Corps.
Ed 
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