Over 30 years ago a man named Proksch, later he named himself
Serge Kirchhofer, was send by the Sowjetic KGB, espezialy Putin the KGB-director in the former Eastern Germany, now Russian
premier, from the DDR tobAustria for spying.
Proksch ha gotten much money and buyed the hotel-restaurant Demel,
best known for its good fancy-cakes, in the Vienese first district.
He invited then the whole members of the Austrian goverment to his
noble hotel-restaurant for rich parties, where he presented them
French champsign, caviar and a lot of self-made fancy-cakes. Pretty
girls were also there to serve the polizicians. The drunken
Austrisn goverment-members told all political news from.the
parliament to Proksch and he sent all what he had heared to the
KGB IN Dresden, Eastern Germany, DDR. Proksch got very soon in a lack of money becazse of
the expensive parties and he made then up his mind to cheat an
insurance. He bought from the Austrian army, the Bundesheer, an old
outranged battle-plain, a Swedish Flying Ton. This was not
difficult for him, because he knew the Austrian minister of defence
very good. He rented an old factory-hall in Nether Austria, builded
out one power-plant of the plane-wreckage, puted this in a large
wood-box and sold this to a nuclear firm in Hongkong declareing it
as Uranium-mill. He bought from Rumania a certificate for this
fright helped by the Austrian minister of foreign affairs. He then
insured this faked fright very high, transported it to Triest on
the Italian mediteranisn sea, and gave this fright on the ship
Licona, which was bound to Hongkong. But that ship never arrived
his aim, because Proksch had also puted into the ship a clock-bomb,
which exploded on the highsea and the Lucona sank to the seabottom
and nobody of its crew could be saved.
Proksch went now to the insurance and wanted to get the money for
the loss of his insuranced fright. He was suddenly arrested,
because the insurance did not believe his reports and recognized a
crime. Proksch denied all crimes, for which he were accused by the
state-attourney in the court of justice, But the attourney rented a
small submarine and dived to the seabottom were the Lucona had been
sunk. He found the wreckage of the ship on the seabottom. He filmed
all and this was enough proof for the court and Proksch was
sentenced for life-prison. Some years ago he died after a medical
operation to his heart in the state-correction-center Graz
Karlau.