On 24 June 1934, he went to hear Erich Klausener at the Catholic Congress in Berlin and informed Heydrich that Klausener had made anarchist statements. On 30 June 1934, Klausener was shot by SS officer Kurt Gildisch in his office at the Prussian transportation ministry.[5] After the war, Walter Schellenberg the former head of the foreign intelligence section of the SD in the RHSA, described Meisinger as: