VICTOR SCHABBEL.
Victor Schabbel was trained by his father, Henry Robinson, as an agent while being educated in Paris. He was probably intended to pass intelligence to Moscow through Ilse Stöbe from Germany during the war,
In 1942, expecting his discharge from the Wehrmacht as a result of wounds, Moscow instructed Heinrich Koenen to advise Schabbel to obtain a staff job in the Wehrmacht, where he could continue to obtain useful information. Koenen's arrest in October 1942 prevented delivery of this message to Schabbel and resulted in Schabbel's own arrest. He received a prison sentence and may have been executed.
Personal particulars.
Nationality: German.
Date of birth: 1921.
History.
From circa 1934 until 1937, or 1938 spent partly or wholly with his father in Paris. Probably returned to Berlin in 1938.
In the Autumn of 1940 Robinson consulted Moscow regarding Victor Schabbel's future. he probably wished Schabbel to be exempted from active military service.
Was executed in the Spring of 1943.
Source: KV3/351.