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In page Luise Kraushaar:

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From December 1940, Kraushaar was working with Otto Niebergall who was the leader of the "Comité „Allemagne libre“ pour l'Ouest" (CALPO), a movement based in southern France which operated as a branch of the Moscow-based National Committee for a Free Germany ("Nationalkomitee Freies Deutschland" / NKFD).[1][9] There is a record that in 1941 she saw the author Maria Leitner in Marseille in 1941.[12] In November 1943 Kraushaar moved her own base to Marseille, continuing her work for the German Communist Party in exile as a contributor to a newspaper entitled "Unser Vaterland".[1] During 1944/45, with the German occupation forces being pushed out of France, she was mandated by CALPO to undertake "antifascist" political work with German POWs.[citation needed]