Edgar de Wahl
In the same letter,  noted that he had previously predicted the attack on Pearl Harbor and the later outbreak of war between the United States and Japan. During the interrogation  did not deny what he had written, and repeated several of the accusations he had made, "firmly believing" in the veracity of his predictions.  was held for some time in the Tallinn Labour and Education Camp, but the testimony given during his interrogation was considered strange by the Sicherheitsdienst, and so  was sent to be examined at the . There he was diagnosed with dementia caused by ageing and he was left in the Seewald hospital, which also saved him from a possible death penalty.  was defended by several close relatives and friends who claimed that he was not responsible for his actions.