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Hello Roger, 

Thank you for your fast and precise answer. You helped me alot. When I normalized the Eigenvectors with the Square Root of their Eigenvalues and rotated thereafter, I got uncorrelated Principal components. They all had Variance one. 

Now I understand the reason because of your proof.