Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Transmittal of New York Herald Tribune clipping regarding rocket projectiles
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This document transmits a New York Herald Tribune clipping to the Swedish Defence Staff regarding reports of rocket projectiles over Sweden. The clipping suggests Soviet V2 rocket testing at Peenemünde based on the opinion of a former German expert.
This document is a formal communication from the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Kungl. Utrikesdepartementet), dated August 19, 1946. It is addressed to Colonel Kempff of the Swedish Defence Staff (Försvarsstaben) for his information. The document serves as a cover letter for an enclosure: a newspaper clipping from the New York Herald Tribune, dated August 1, 1946. The content of the clipping concerns reports of rocket projectiles that had been observed over Sweden during that period. According to the article, a former rocket expert from the German army, now living in Frankfurt am Main, expressed the opinion that the Soviet Union was conducting experiments with V2 rockets at Peenemünde. The document itself is a transcript of a letter originally written by Legation Secretary Rydbeck in Washington to Legation Councilor Dahlman on August 2, 1946.
Enligt artikeln hade en förutvarande raketexpert i tyska armen, vilken numera är bosatt i Frankfurt am Main, såsom sin uppfattning uttalat att ryssarna företogo experiment med V2-bomber i Peenemuende.
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Official Assessment
The document serves as a transmittal for a newspaper clipping from the New York Herald Tribune dated August 1, 1946. The clipping discusses rocket projectiles observed over Sweden, citing a former German army rocket expert residing in Frankfurt am Main who suggested that the Soviets were conducting V2-rocket experiments at Peenemünde.