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Otto Pünter (4 April 1900 – 13 October 1988) was a Swiss journalist and anti-Nazi resistance fighter. During the Second World War, his codename was Pakbo, and he was a member of the Red Orchestra.

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rdfs:label	Otto Pünter (de) Otto Pünter (fr) Otto Pünter (en) Пюнтер, Отто (ru)
rdfs:comment	Otto Pünter (* 4. April 1900 in Bern; † 13. Oktober 1988 ebenda) war ein Schweizer Journalist. (de) Otto Pünter, né le 4 avril 1900 à Berne et mort dans la même ville le 13 octobre 1988, est un journaliste suisse. Engagé dans la lutte antifasciste dès la fin des années 1920, il a contribué à alimenter en informations, sous le nom de code de « Pakbo », le réseau d’espionnage soviétique mené par Alexandre Radó durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. (fr) Otto Pünter (4 April 1900 – 13 October 1988) was a Swiss journalist and anti-Nazi resistance fighter. During the Second World War, his codename was Pakbo, and he was a member of the Red Orchestra. (en) Отто Готфрид Пюнтер (нем. Otto Pünter, 4 апреля 1900, Берн — 13 октября 1988, Берн) — швейцарский журналист, работник информационных агентств Рес Публика, корреспондент социал-демократической прессы в Бундхаусе, участник сопротивления против фашизма, представитель Союза журналистов при швейцарском правительстве. Член разведывательной сети «Красная капелла». Оперативный псевдоним Пакбо. (ru)
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