Berlin was indeed able to help a great deal. After all, he was German, and so was his Special Operations Team. They were much more familiar with Germany, and most of them could even speak English.
Thus, a special unit under the Allied Command Task Force was formed. While the main task force operated in the British, American, and French occupation zones, Berlin personally led his team into the Soviet-occupied zone. There, they recruited people from the target list—not only bringing in a large number of experts and scholars, but even managing to smuggle them out from right under the Russians' noses into the Allied occupation zone, where they were then put on planes to Tunisia.
