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Argentina i t he tolci hi111 the to.llowin& information. Accordin~ to . . . he

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- s one of tour !!!!!!! who - t Rln.ER .ncl hh party when they landed from two
submarines in Arventina approximately two and one-half' week~ af'ter the fall
of Berlin. ~oontinued that the first sub ca~e close to ahoro about
11:00 p.m. ~bad been signaled that it ••• safe to land_ L~d a dootor
and several men disembarked. Approximately two ho:~s later the second sub
c&.!ne uhore and iUTLE.tt. two women, another doctor • and i6veral mare mon,
Makint; the w:·.~le party arrivinc by submarines ailproximately 50. were aboard,
By pre-arrar.ged plan with six top Argentine officials, pack horses were
wa:tins for the ~oup and ~ daylight all supplies were loaded on the horses
and an all-day trip inland toward the foothills of the southern Andes was
atarted. At dusk the party arrived at the . . hera HITLER and his party,
according t~ are nov in hiding. most specifically explained
that the sub~ along the tip of' the a~nsula~ the aou~hern
tip of Ar~entina in the gulf' of San llatiaa. _ . t o l d _ . that there
are several tiny Yillat;es in th!! area wheT$ momber.& of .t!ITL~~' s party would ~
eventually ata;.· with German f'&lllilies. He named the towns as San Antonio,
Videma, Neuquen, l!uater, Canaena, and Raaon, ·- .
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--maintaiDa that he oan ·name the aix A.rgentille offio1ala ..;: ~:~
and also the 'i;Aree other men who belpttd HITLER ·1nl.~n4 to .M.i _· __ -
hid:ng plaoe explalaed that he was given t.l;,ooo for helpin& in
the deal. ,~hat he was hid!ng out in the United
Sta~ ao he oould lat~how he got out of Argentina. Re stated
tolllllllrthat he would tell his story to the United States officials &fter
~Ift~·• capture ao that they might keeo him from having to return to
Argentilla. Re further explained t~hat the matter was weiGhing on his
aind and that he did not wiah to be llixed up in the buaineaa any further.

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has shaved ott hia IIIIIS'"_..,,n .. and has a lon.; '"Du-e' on his upper lip.
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to a hotel in San Antonio, Argentina, I will arran~ man to ~et you
there and looate the ranoh where HITLER ia. It ia heavily guarded, of course,
and you will be risking your lite to ~ If' you do go to Argentina,
plaee an ad in the Ex&llliner stating, ~oall Hempstead 8458,• and I
know that you !-l"e_ on the ~. to San Ant~nio.•

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and after the meal followed him out where he engaged in a oonnraation in
trent ot the relltaunnt. - aooonling to "JACK,~ had mentioned that he
bad important 1Dfonaat1on~~ and aolioited hia cooperation in locating
the proper ot'f'ioiah to whom t~t thia inf'ormation. "JA-K" t lrl-..
that it 1111.s at this time that _.came tJ.ong and he asked t<JIII!I!!II!IIIi
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oouveraati~h he explained 1IU a "£eeler" on the part o to
determine it h e , - was all ight and oouJ.li b~ relied upon._ thenr_

advanoed the ato~ baa been related abOTeo . · . ··· ·

- a d v i s e d that be would try to help him, and

for him to call back at the He:mp•sttlad a f'- days and he would haYe
•n~~&1:ic•n f'or him. Qn'tittuetd that he i11111ediately contacted
the ExllDliner tried to arra~e a neetin,; w i t -
-antime the ~•paper which, acoor~
evidently acared stated that he - • unable to throw
~ light em the information from·-·'. ,
. 1s 1ooorporat!Jg in u. •tory. <lid -·-! uet
spell hia - but aiapl,- :IDtroduoed

- - . , . : a s adYiaed ~the writer t~t ! . . . .telephoned him

or if he ~rved at any time to immediately~ in conversation
~~ ~~~~~n~~~th~:e~~~~n:l~~:ho~!t!!!~~!":~!ic~~~.~=~r
~ advbed that he eata two meals dail,- at the J.!elody Lane
Restauran~ haa not observed the subjeot ainoe his first meeting. The
· writer has contiuually spot-oheoked the JJelody Lane Reataurant at meal time
in an effort to looat~ith ne~tive results.

The Hollywood and . .elea police recorda have been checked with
net;ative results on the name and other similar aoundinj; n&MSa
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The records of Immigration and Nat~n Service were also
checked with negatin results under the name~d similar aour.dinr;
names with ne.:,-ative results. ... . "' _ . . _

· Be-ausef the lack of autt'icient lrirormation to aupport the stol")'

advanced by , it ia believed impossible to continue efforts to locate
HITLEJ:t with e sparse intormation obtained to date.

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For quite long weekr I h•ve ~een plnnnin~ to wr1~e
to you but "ue to exce< r or 1·:orl~ 1 could not. '!'!::'lt e'en ly
~:·H' cor.e very " }Jl"opor,· "r in the r:eP.ntiJCe it t:.,~ t-een
offered P re'.'l,rc to Anyone wr.oe-oto informntion m"y rumduC't
to the teteetion of Hitler.
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firr.ily that ~C'O_!!{!i-JHler !IE well nr ;<;vn .Jrown ":re nlive.
··te ir l:'od ler Mve not t-een rounr, t-otn v:>nin:ecl 'It t:re f"l!le
tire, both were not C".P"bJ.e of C'Cmmitting FUi('ic'e "rr 1Vith
plenty of me,nf., the:re ir noi: " re?!'cn 'll~.y they F!1oul,. not
~e "" e~fe eF por~ib1e, trying to enjoy 1ife.

Now, A!' to th<" whe~eboute my reofon,.in[ iE' t!:if:

J.- J'itler r:!.E'ApPe"red the very r1ny toefore tt-:e ~uuitmf'

entered Eerlin; there 11'1'!!' no l"rge l'"'r~Jn of tirr!' for h 1m
to prep•»•e h1r e!'c•pnce.
2- !"itler r'lii' not le<>rn en;• 1"11!ZU"f€ -foreing one-,
pretende~ tO deFpire nl~ L"nru"[ef.nnturally J:oeri ref the
• -< C<:!'m"n, t:ut 1:1:e renl re.,::'cn !'1llft 1--e, r.e i:r:\efl "~''' C'oulr
not. !?o r:e r:uft r.~v~ ttought of q r:~Duntry in wr-.i<'h J.if
Gerr.:"n wouJ.c not "ttr.,C't the ~>ttention of otherr.
3- Switre':'l"U{ -the cenyin[ 1t now-, playe•; t;nll "ll
the tin:e curing tbe W'>r witr. the n11z1 Reich. '"'''e Gerr."ll
Switzerr ere nur:~roue Rnr po'.'lerful, Ani", wt:iC'!'- 11!' mo:re
1r-~ortl!nt, they were ,ere, the nePreE't 1'rienC:e- to whom ricn
lHler C'oulc" !!>ppl~· for E'belter. BeE iCe< the Gerr.:~n p"'rt
of !"wit,-erl"nd is peoplecl wit!: 1'<~r riten enc" prncticnJ.ly
irol"tec" 1'1lrrn~, in 1111y or whlcl1 !:itler ~ntl tl1e Brco:m wor:nr.
coulr live pe"'c.'efully r-onr beppiJ.y for th!! r::ft of tteir
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'J'I·ey l'lUE't be there, covered .,nc' helped by l'l"ny ctl,er '3wit?er
of Germ<>n cercent, !!l'rili,ted to tl:e n'>Zi ii'e"e·
ij iEhing you ~J.l gooc' luc:~
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Jour action 1n tranamitting this clipping to • 111 indeed
appreciated.
Sincere~ yours,

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Dear Friend,
I have some news in m~· rossion v:hitch I believe to b~ true
and v.ould interest you Vtory much. I canot davulg the mans
name o:t present v.ho gave me the news but I will geve you
the ne?:s I heve and if you think 1 t \\Orth v·hi le then you
cfln have one of your men contact me,for ruther infor·m::tlon.
Hitler is in ArgentinE>,He is liveing in <, grcP.t 1,1!1-:'erground

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arv there with Ei tlcr. ':'he v.estern en terence
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oper&ted by ~hoto-electric cells,and thrt by code bi[nFls
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an Democracy called an emergency·
meeting .in New York this summer
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representatives of other organiza·
lions.
Following that conference, the
Council for Pan-American Democ-
racy dispatched a letter to President
Truman, making the following re-
quest:
"It is lr_,wwn that the State De-
partmnlt, in cooperation with the
other American republics rcpre-
"'nted in the Emergency Advisory
Commirtee for Political Defense,
bas in its possession an exhaustive
and carefully documented indict-
nJcnt of the Peron regime. Tflis
White Paper fully establishes the
fascist nature of that regime, its serv-
ices to the Axis enemy, its aggressive
militarist plans and its dangerous
penetration into other An1erican re-
publics. This. document has never
been made public.
"The original plan of presenting
the facts to the Conference on Prob-
lems of War and Peace, held in
Mexico City, wa.' never carried out,
a..'ld the document was suppressed
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in order that the way might be
paved for Argentina's admiss.ion to
UNCIO. We urge that you now
make this document avaiiabic to tiu..
press and public of the world. tO·
gethcr with whatever additional data
has been compiled."
So far, this document has not
been made available to the press and
the public of the world. 1f it hod
been made available, it would prob-
ably have contained among otbt~.r
things an account of the !oHowing-
facts.
Despite the pledges by the rcginw
of the Argentine Colonels' Lod!!..
(GOU) to cooperate with the
United Nations, Argentina is teem-
ing with unmolested Nazi war crim-
inals.
Among them is Count Karl von
Luxburg, chief of Nazi intelligence
in ArgeDtina and a close associ;tc of
Gennany's recent self-styled Fueh-
rer, Admiral Karl Doenitz. AnothN
is Richard Schroeder, one of th··
chid assistants of Gennan L;~hor
Front leader Robert Ley.
Count von Luxburg, Germany,s
Amba£..o;ador to Argentina during the
first World War, was expelled from
the country in i9i6 ior organizing
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the ,LJ of Allit-d ships. 11Jc
Cnunt r~h wd to Arp;t·ntina to be-
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rome chir.f of Ge-rman lutt•lligcncc.
Hr has maintained a dandl'stinc
hroadca!!iting station on his "Quinta
dl' Af.artinC'z' estate." From a build-
ing ncar the Rctiro railway station,
hr organjzcd a S)'!it.em of l'ignaJing to
ouhm..,.ines with flag. and lights.
Von Luxburg's activities resulted
in the Joss of Allied lives and the
sinking of innumerable Allied ships,
and Allied claims for his delivery to
th•m would br fully justified. As the
key Nazi in Argentina, he might cast
light on the Nazi network in this
continent. . Nazis and to be, actually, the head-
Vo'n· Luxburg is also said to have
cooperated wiLh Fritz ~fandli former
Austrian munitions magnate, and to
have put him in contact with the
Argentine generals. He is also re-
ported to have helped finance the
GOU coup d'etat in June, 1943, and
to have personally advised Victor
Paz Estcnssoro, leader of the coup
in Bolivia in December, 1943.
Schroeder, chief of the German
Labor Front in Argentina in 1937
and 1938, went back to Germany to
work with Ley. On his reported re-
turn to Argentina, he is, said to have
left for the interior of the country
and is now believed to be in Cal-
amuehita in Cordob" province. This
town and La Falda are considered
important centers of clandestine Nazi
cells.
Admiral Karl Doenitz, his !0-
ca.Iled Foreign Minister Count Lutz
Schwerin von Krosigk and Ley have
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"''po<ited Cl ')> ··hie sum• of
Hlont•y in Argd)L.._ .wc·r a J.Wriod of
timr throu~h the uBanco Aleman
Transathmtil·u" (Gc·rman Transat·
Ian tic Bank), reportedly under false
names. Two other Nazis. who have
also com~ to Argentina re<~cntly~ arc
the leading Gestapo men. Walter
Wilkening and Willy Schcckenbach.
Schroeder is reported to have ar-
rived in Argentina with full instruc·
tions to prepare hiding places for
other Nazis in that country. The vast
territories of the provinces of Entre
Rios, Chaco and Misiones are said
to be ideal for harboring rought-for
quarters of clandestine Nazi organ·
izations.
The Nazis in Misiones are re-
ported to be maintaining contacts in
Brazil and Paraguay and to control a
oystem of roadways known only to
them. General Caldnon, who dis.
covrrrd the extent of Nazi control
in Misioncs, has been arrested and is
held incommunicado. All consistently
democratic high-ranking Argentine
army officers were also purged after.
the series of arrests recently.
Additional evidence on Nazi eco-
nomic spearheads in Argentina has
been furnished by ArgcRtine anti·
Nazi newspapers and resistance lead-
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on Nazio...-r.' mic ar.tivity in Argen-
tina by U. :;,. Assi•tant Secretary of
State William L. Clayton.
The evidence involves such top-
ranking Argentine leaders as Col.
Juan D. Peron, kingpin of the col-
oncl'i' rl"gimc, and Finance Minister
Cefcrino Alonso Irigoycn. It also in-
dicates that Nazi~ political and ceo-
nomic influence continues and hints
at the continued harboring in Argen-
tina of escaping Nazis.
The Montevideo emigree paper
Cam.CA LIBRE has made the follow-
ing two charges:
That Firutnce Minister lrigoyen iJ
closely tied to sugar mill consignee~
Carvaglio and Zorraquin Inc., which
ia iurn i• connected with German
and Italian interesu. Dr. Guillenno
Zorraquin was president oi
ArJentine Association of Friends of
Germany until iu dissolution.
That the construction of an anc-
ual at the Rio Santiago naval base
baa been entrusted to the black·listed
German eonstruction finn GEOPE.
Clooely connected with this firm
'-. is Dr. Carlos Ibarguren, Argentine
natinnali~t lrarlPr 2nd nrinrin~l IPa~l
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Argentina. Also connetted with
GEOPE is the notorious, pro. Nazi
Gen. Basilio Pertine, who recently
stated in the Buenos Aires German
Club: "Argentina is not a country
of traitors, but a harbor and refuge
for its friends."
General Pistarini, who, as Min-
~ ister of Public Wo:-ks, is presumably
responsible for letting contracts, is
also notoriously pro-Nazi. A photo-
gr.•ph on the~' "'a book on Nazi
influence in At-p;' .a, written by
R •dical party dc•puty Silvano San-
t.-,nder, shows him giving the Nazi
salute.
CRITicA LIBRE printed documented
chargf:'s that Pf:'ron, who wrt~ thrn
War Mini~tcr and Vice President,
as well as Secretary of Labor, is the
partner of Fritz Mandl, pro-Nazi
munitions magnate, and maintains
the closest connections with him.
The charges were never refuted. The
government has officia11y intervened
with Mandl's firm, and he has been
officially interned. But, say Argentine
democrats, this was for show pur-
poses only.
VANGUARDIA, Socialist party week-
ly published in Buenos Aires, reveals
the the following four specific cases of
continued Nazi activity in its current
issue:
Gennan Labor Front fees con-
tinue to be deducted (rom the sal~
\ aries of employees of the Germaa
i Tran~atlantic Bank, indicating the
! survival of a leadtng Nazi organ·
I ization in Al-Rentina.
Every cadrt in t:be National Mili-
tary Colle~ has received a textbook
on geopohtia: wriuen by t:he Nazis.
During the
airplane Iande
J'ut tummtr, a large
in Cualcguay, Entre
Rios province, with the hrlp of light
signals during thr rvening hours.
The landing area, located in district
eight of Gualeguay, is part of an
estate recentl)· acquired by an
Ar.1_entine Gennan aoc:irty.
The government interventor in
charge of the German-owned Thyt-
aen Lametal firm is himst:lf a no-
!a:iou: N az:i ::.:med WenccaJao
Oneto.
Reliable observers who recently
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} \ t la•t. thanks to a
chemical called alloxan, the mystery
~mple
of that murderous and bafiling di>-
ease, diabetes, is well on jts way to-
ward ultimate solution. Diabetes kills
some 3 7,000 persons yearly, and its
victims are four times greater in
1number than those crippled by infan-
tile paralysis.
Alloxan is the "open sesame" to
the enigma of diabetes. With it, re-
scarchen have, for the first time, a
.imple experimental method of giv-
ing diabetes to the usual laboratory
animals.
Th.is means that doctors now ha~·e
a direct approach toward solving
IOille of the more complicated theo-
retical problems concerning diabetes.
It also means that they now have a
quick, easy way for testing different
diabetes remedies such as diets, medi-
cines and glandular extracts.
LM••• Allurts ft'.,-urs•r is • rU••t• of s;.,..
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As the conservative NEw ENGLAND
JoURNAL OF MEDICINE says:
uThe discovery of alloxan diabetes
has opened opportuflitics /or re.
search ne11er before dreamed of, and
these new pathways of investigation
should be exploited."
In the two years since its original
discovery1 the results of experiments
with alloxan have been published in
at least eight different countries.
Everywhere doctors arc intcrc:-stcd in
this new diabetes-causing chemical.
In diabetes the insulin-secreting
ceUs of the pancreatic gland fall be-
low par in function. As a result, the
level of the sugar (glucose) in the
blood, ordinarily checked by insulin,
rises to abnonnaJ heights. .
That i5 why diabetes is sometimes
called "the sugar disease." That is
why most diabetics need their daily
hypodermic quota of insulin. Defi-
ciency in insulin is the outstanding
feature of diabetes.
The mystery of diabetes lies in the
fact that there is no altogether satis-
factory explanation of why the insu-
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who"· (_ --~~ uf manne-r wcrf' UU· rs• Speaking ou. .nonth~ flftn
n1hta~abh· th~--·l' of Gc•nu;:m oflic-t•rc;, p,., on had "'ignf'd the Act of Chapul-
Jltt"t'ting a'u the estate of the German tf'JR'C, and aJmo~t two months aftt·1
Lahu~n Company. This company their admission to San Frandsco a~
is ('Xfr('mdy arth·c in the wool trade a reward for that "good bt:havior."
and is considered a mm.t important Mr. Braden recitC'd some of the ~.:olll­
Nazi sp{'arhead in southern Argcn· rnitwcnts undertaken by signatoric~
tina. . to that document. The implication
On June 25th, Assi.<tant Secretary was that the Argentines had signed
d State Clarton submitted to the with their eyes closed and their
Senate Military Affairs Committee fingers crossed.
evidmce that Argentina has failed to Among the pledges recalled b~·
t"Jiminate a single case of suspected Mr. Braden were: "That war crim-
German economic pcnt"tration. Ac- inals shall be tried and sentenced:
cording to evidence submitted by Mr. that centers of Axis subversive in-
Clayton, the Allies have been unable fluence throughout the hemisphere
so far to ~;~:ach some I 04 Axis spear- shall be eradicated; and that enom'
hi-ads in Argentina. And, significant- propt.·rtics, investments and otht r
ly enough, the campaign to eliminate holdings, beginning with those stole·"
these spearheads also has not fared from their victims, shall be sough 1
so \\'ell in either Paraguay or Uru· out, immobilized and controlled."
guay, the neighbors of Argentina. President Trmu;m has since ap~
Meanwhile, inside Argentina the pointed the milit;Jtlt awhassador tr
terror goes on. TI1c relcaSC" of a Argentina, Assbtant Secretary o!
reported hundred or so political pris- State in Charge of Latin Amclican
oners, most of them humble persons Affairs. Mr. Braden, who has dcm~
of no great political standing, has onstratcd his democratic conviction~.
been followed by the arrest and im- may be expected to liquidate tho am-
prisonment of other hundred.-per- biguities which marked the policy oi

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ple say that Peron is following a ler Jr.
:cc.' • ·• ..system of rotating arrcst."i"--2.-until The State Department knows that
he can build jails enough to hold the the Germans have a detailed plan
entire population. , to return to power via steppingstonc'-
Our fonner Ambassador to Buenos ' in neutral nations and that the Nazi
Aires, Spruille Braden, was obliged leaders and industrialists intended to
to use a speech before the British · wage a full-scale economic war, evtn
Chamber of Commerce as the occa- as Allied troops occupied the Ger-
oioo to remind the Argentine Govern- man homeland.

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J.nY'p:tn,...,-..~ 1i1d up f"Otwnns, car-
trl!' and buq •• .:!ises in South America,
Mrxico, Switzrrland and Spainj to
win their way back into power in the
int("mational financial world. So far,
the United States has discovered in
!f'u!i~;~~~~n~i~";;nS:tr:!:r:~hc~~;
are running against many a stone
wall in trying to get at the German
economic outposts.
The policy of the Good Neighbor
was one of the many valuable legacies
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ldi by Frankl'··-"' Rou-.·vdt. It<
k• • ping is nm J '· ,. hands, nnd,
u11der the admim:.~.dtiou of Prc!'-i·
d1 nt Truman, it must and will guide
thr relations of our country with the
republics of South and Central
America.
The principle of the Good Neigh-
bor policy imposes upon us the
obligation to help the Argentine pea-
pie overthrow the Fascist regime and
re-establish democracy among a pea-
pic ~ho lov~ freedom as we do.

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The following paragraph ia the 1tandard test given applicants
for jobs as radio announcers. Rtad it clearly and without mistake'
in 20 ~conda and you have an above-average diction!
I bought tJ htJtch of btJking powder tJnd bnktd a hatch of bis-
cuits. I brought a big basket of bis.euits bad to the bakt:r)' and
baked d haskef of big biscuits. Then. I took the bi~ bnsket of bis-
cuits and the bnrl1t of big biscuits and mixed the big biscuits
rvitla the bad·et of biscuits tJu:l WllJ ruzl ID lh1 bit basbt nnd put
• bunch of biscuils /rom th11 baslet into a box. Then I took the
box of mi:ud bisciiits and a bisciiit mi:u; and biscuit bmktt nnd
bro11.zht the basket of biscuits and tla1 box of mix'd biuuits and
tlt1 biscuit mi:ctr to the bdkery tmd o;entd tJ tin of sardi,us.

Brave Defiance
Hotels in the United States seldom have a thirteenth floor, yet the
numbrr thirteen is believed by many to be the Jucky numbt:r of thi~
country. Pcrh3ps it wu to de(y Old World 1upcntitions that our fol'f'-
fathrn used th1rtern in ao many ways. Or perhaps the Thirt~:en Original
Colonies inspired them.
At any rate, in our fint national Rag the symbolic we of the num~r
thirte~n appeared as thirteen stan and thirteen stripes. In 1789, e-xactly
thirtrC"n yean alter we dr-clared our independence, the first Prrsidrnt,
George Washington, was elected, In the National Coat of Arms, the IYJn-
bolic usc o£ the num~r thirteen is at ita zenith-thirtrcn stars above
the eagle in the crest, these encircled by thirteen small clouds; thineen
feathcn on each o£ the eagle's legs; thirtern arrows in one talon, and an
olive branch with thirteen leaves and thirteen olives in tht: other; thirteen
Jette,.._£ Pluribus Unum~n the scroll in the eagle's brak. And blaz-
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lJ.illcr Mystery Deepens' a~ Other
Nazi
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Leaders Make ·Pie.as to Live
IOHN f. SfMIOWEl ·'m Germllly lt.aelt.
W ritto lor Ceatrd Preu · U Hitler •UU lur'ka 1n ~nnan)•,
Ulll <kia II""''"'"" . lleutha belleve that In time M will
be *turned lD" attu the fuhlon
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., ether Nul biJW!p J'Tepue to ~o Ribbentrop wu taltled on.
,;.. Oft trial f<W tile!• lh u at Nuem- However, the rreatut ~lblllty ·
"-rc. the moot hUDte<\ <tl all the .for perpetu&UCIIl of the Hitler my..
:Nallo, Adolf Hitler, &till S. &l>oent tery. whether be S. dead or allve,
and un&ecounted tor. · lleo In the very reporta which &l•
Z. HIUer dead o.- alive and In1lld·' J'C&4:Y are bl!tn! clrnulated. ·
lncf If 1M cUed, u moot vf bla con- Swedes report aeeinc an expen ..
!-' .. feder&tu ci&IDl, · wh;r """ ;,s. 1>o4y live ;pcht furtive1y movlnl' tn ud
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With each }IUihtg d&;y tho .U..
out of toUDUua Inlet. on the
Norlh oea. About the Ume that t.

r·'·t .,.,.... motlnl,o. :U Hitler ahould be

captured alivo It would be one OC
Brt.zlllt.n bt.tUuhip wu ounk ~
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tlmea. If he Ill lllftt' found t.Dd no woman who ml«ht have been 1:\r&
• trace of hla .rema\na 18 tdent1Aed. Braun, wu reported to have landed
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lD thla l&lt tn.t&nce, the ehancu A Paria aource reporte4 that
are that for l'Uft. to come there ...rmer a. aUve and dwemng in the
.,..n be - all over tile -rtd AJto Adlge region" .of Italy, My.. _,
•ho wW zwport that IIIey • .,. 111m terlouo colnp t.Dd oomtnc• ot lt.rgo
8Jivo after tiM tan oc Berlin. that Germt.n·type tr&noport plt.nu In
F 4 he got awa;r- lincl out hS. nat-
Ill'&! life. •
and out of mountt.inou• Mglou ol
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Bpt.ln have been told by aomo "oi>-
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pect ct tlll.a tone drawn-out &ttet-o · }\. Jttpanea:c navy ..Wft' ;.leer
'- ·.math .ot 1be.jall.Gf Hltleriu . . details of a pl.n to evacuate Hlt·
mt.ny. Hitler'& ...,..tarle& havo told lu t.nd Eva Braun to Jap&n &!tel'
their eapton that be wu anno of the fall Of Gennany, and that a
what a iinaf ut oi C\liming :t wOUld \ar2e J'&l)&.neae aubmarine em-
be to llioappeu utterly. So far loe bai"ked on-the enterprise.
')lu IUCCeeded In dainC thla better Nothlnc turllier , , . heard ot the
than moot lhlnp that lao &ttempl.ed · aubmarine, acc::ording to the Jap.
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Kany ot th• world'• rreatest
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and other valuables aore:ly hetded
by th• Ja~ for & lut.odltch •tand.
Sutllcltnt eMenee wu att&clted
to the ~lbility that blgh·ranklng
Gennau might have eacaped to Ja-
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the,. Nlleh their ultimate end ot
IOIDICII\1 reJNVtinJ actul.lly eeetng
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11\\t<"" t~ t~uou8 elT('umrl_&n(',-~.
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death by Union .oldiera in a- bam
U d&ya U'ter the a.uusina.tipn. but
a. aleeptnr tramp who wu milt&k..
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necusary tor of!cla\ denial to be
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Uce and live out hi.a natunl life.
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l'nd hR\"11!' f'f)h •. tf'd X-r~y 1\lmlt nf , W1Hu·.~· 1-~on\ h. wtw """·"' ltl1i•l tn
his tef'th llnd .such nJ hh• bonf'~ 111 df':1Ut bv Vnion !llr,Jdi,.r~ in a h:1rn
1l"f'rt" J"hOtogrRph.,t}. Thf')' ha\·e 12 l)ll)'.li. Aflrr lhf' a!l=~.ll-'t'linltlt(ln. hul
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)Jitl('r·l' fin arrtsb l'tt'fore h~ bf.. f1l for Bholh. ·
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haYe been round which can be ld~n- . I __L._ .·. \_ ~. A Onr of the Jlt'eBtel't tntt>rnatum 11 l
tifled u thNf! of E,·a. Braun or b! ~ · te-gf'nJ.s: ~nt.'f that ot the fabulous
)(arlin Bormann, d~puty chief of ManthAI Ney, Napoleon's chirf
tht Nazi party, as '~;ell as Hitler. lieutenant a.nd ca11erl by him "the
Some German aaourcu contend braveat of the br&Ye."'"
that Bormann .uperintf'nded ·the Did :!\"f'y ~ca~~
c-rematJon of Hitler and E'\'& Braun, .Although Ney w;":: con\'ictecl by
and when last .seen had Hitler'alut a Fr..,nch court-martial and ofticia"l-
teatament naming him auccC&I'Or 1n Iy ~xecut~d on Dec. 8. 1815. in LUX·
the Nazi movem~nt.. em bourg Garde-n..•. the r~·pnrt C'ir-
Bormann )lay Be 1\:ey culatrd that the ISring aqua.d, for-
Allied authoritiea are Inclined to mer 8()ldiers under Ncy, purpouly
'believe: that Bormann is the key to DER FUEHRER'S FACEI-Adetlf Hit.. missed their aim and he WL! pu·
the myatny. If Hiller Is a1h•e-, Bor· l•r, top photo, a• he looked b• milled to escape. .
mann Is likely to be wHh him, or fore he disappeared and thr.. To thf~ day tht-rl' are hi~lorlans
to know bls whereabouts. augg•1tions by C•ntrol Prtll Artist who contend. that Ney f'\'~ntually
I! Hitler i..<~~ drad, lt i.l regarded 8JI E. George Green of how No. J f'I!ICA.ped to the United Statu where
tnore pla\U!ible thftl the S"Ubllc Bor- Not.i may have changed himself- numy pen;oN l~tr.r reported a:~~ing
snann engint'~TI"d the c:-ompltte d~- if M ;1 still olin and in hiding him fn \'l\ri0\1!1" dL<~~ui.ccs.
appea.rance of the bodiea than that from wrath of on outraged world. It 1a a .!'lrin~ r>f thl'St' lf'~€'n~\J:
a chau1f~ur a.ccomplished that re· that Allied aulht~t'ili<"s want to
IIUlt ln the crude man~r tba.t he bod)· of A.ttna tlle Hun disappeared fortstall by unco\·ering cohclu~h·e
. . . deseribed. after his dea.th in 4.53. He became proof that Hitler wu slain or klned
Among the llood of rumon is one part of the Teutonic le1;end v! l\ie~ himseJt in the maelstrom of tallinl'
-to the effect that the Ruaiana have belungenlied, tn whiCh Siegfried Berlin.

- Bannann In ~JH:rrt CUJ"tody. and at!'O ftgure-.11.

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Although run.1ou han original- remain com:inc('d that Hiller Uw•.s.
~r'a dcaih, perhaps even posau.sing ed in Spain, Argentina, Italy, Ja-1
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pan and Sweden that rn~·sll'rious I porh•d onl,v a tcw w~~kf!l ago that
Allied author"itit'8 have ~ttaeh('!d mo,·cmcnt.F ol pa.rtie.s which mis:.ht two out of three Amrtirl\ns atiU
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11o importance to the rumor.s, point. includ~ Hiller ha\'e ht>rn !II:·C'n, tllP n.•fu~e to believe tha.t Hiller 11
tng out the frony that Hitler pNb-- J hunt tor hiTu iTL.'iide Germany it.selr. tfead.

-, ably hope-d that his dLsaJ'pean.nce: hM not relaxed. ! As the Nuerube-rg trial ~E"ls un-
might •ow aecds of dis8ention! The arre-st of Gerlach Henlnte· ~ clet"\\·ay the a~P.nce ~f knowledge
among hlB conquerors. 1rich, an ex-member of the German~ a.<~ \.o the prrcise fate or where--
~re have been instance..<~ in his-; general tctatr and slated to be a de-· ab<>uts of Hitler pr(•babiy wUJ br·

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tory when the followers of dtl\J: renUant at Nuernbcrg, a!tu he ha.J i r()me more of an aching voh.l t=nles...
lea{)ers have triet.l to )'lcrpetuatc -,.·orked incognito tor tour month:~: ;n the nH•anti1n(' Eome of the mo!lt
1.hroir force through complete eon. :in a United Stat e.o;. A Mny billet in • ,;~!l~a t!0nal dLo;('lo;..arl's in f\ neri<""Ki
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WAGE FIGHT IN ARGENTINA

Strike by Business as Weapon Against Raise Ordered by Government
Effed on political line-ups has imprisoned generals knoWII to bave The bo/ance of power between thr"'
plotted or SUS)teeted of plotting q:ainst the !woo alignments appears to lie in the ha.nd~
iii Colonel Perun faces fest Govemmeut. It has aent othen to duty of certain elements.
in presidential eledion far from Buenos Aires. But Army backing Workers in husinc.,,.;es and factories and
can be deceptive; at times, defe<:tion hu on ranches, nomuembers of U1e old unions.
A three-day strike of Argentine busi- cropped out in unexpected place.a. are U•e largest group. It is primarily to
aessmen against their Government now The national police are canaidered. them that Colonel Peron haa been direct-
has offered something ne~· in the way or IOiidly behind Colonel Peron. They, to- • iug his labor overtures.
.trikr:t. This was a strike of employer.
against au order to increase v.·ages. not a.
atrike of "''orkers to force a wage inerease.
"'hat bapJwned was this:
The Argentin<" Government, dominated
by a :._"t'oup of Anuy colonels Jed by CoL
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Juan t•eron, in DecPmber ordered employ-
era to increase wages of all workers and to
·pay ~ach worker a December bonus equal
to one month's salary. Total incre...., iD
pay ranged from 18 to SS73 per cent.
~ J Protesr. Bu~inessmen immediately pro-
• tooted. Some of them complied with the
-.1 order, but most of them u-fused on
crouurls of ilwgality and inability to pay.
Businessmen finally hit upon a three-day
dmWawn, with e-mployes c-ontinuing to re-
ceive their regular pay, as a means of
ahowing their di~ppronll. :\lost businesses
and industrir~ remaint'd dosed throughout
the three days; principal exceptions were
utilities. banks and some small shops.
Businessmen now have taken the decree
into court; they say it is unconstitutional
becauS<' the Argentine Congress did noL COLONa PERON CAMPAIGNING
approve it. There has been no Cougress iD ••• his elevation would create some delicate problems
their country since 194S.
ll•!ponsibility for t..lJe decree i! Jaid at r-:ther 1rith th!! A..'r!!!y. may oontrol the National Democrats mav 1n1it iheir
the door of Colonel Peron. Earlier, aa election if the voting &ppeara to be un- votea. This conservative pa;ty'; Govern-
Labor Minister, be had backed formation favorable. ment was overthrown by the colonel'• in
of friendly labor unions and proposed & Catholic leaders favor bim, and Ar- 1948.
decree to give workers !6 per cent of their gentina ia overwhelmingly Catholic. UltroconJervotive owuers of huge estates
employers' profits. These actions were gen· Young nationalists, although not nu- will find themselves having to choose be-
erally interpreted as bids for labor backing merous, are his active supporters. Nazi tween Communjst-backed Tarnborini Jl"d
for his presidential hopes. and Fascist sympalhir.ers are expected to Colonel Peron, who recently promised to
Col. Peron followed these moves by or- work for his election. . break up a vast ranch holding ~d tum
pnizing the Labor Party, which now haa Opposition. Colonel Peron's opponent, it over to the worker1.
110111inated him as ita pN!Sidential candidate. Jose T&mborini, candidate of the Demo- Politically apathetic citizens, a final
Support of & large ahare of Argentina's cratit· Union, will count on the backing croup whose aid Colonel Peron oeeks, in
1,000.000 workers 01ight enable Colonel of the parties in the Union-Socialists, many· t:!ases rt"~nted the closing of shop~
Peron to ~·in the February 24 election Ratlicals (eXl~·pt a few dissrnters), Pro- during tht" business strike. Some of them
without coercion or manipulation&. And gre.":liive Democrats and Communists. Tl1csc are e:XJlCCled to sup1)0rt Peron.
although he 110metimes bas used strong range from mildly liberal to strongly leftist. II Colonel l'eron's oopnl•r support
methods, be is believed now to desire elec- Long-eatablished labor unions, in the proves. too weak to assure lui cboice by
tion by aD overwheJming popular vote. main, are believed friendly to Tamborini, free voting, force may swing the election
Colonel Peron counts on the .Upport but they claim only 600,000 members. in his favor. His ele,·ation to the presi-
of se-.leral elements: Intellectual leaders, student., and busi- dency would create some delicate t•roh-
The Army, on the wholr, can be ex- neasmen are others upon whom Tamborini lems for the U.S., whose officials have
pected to back him. Tho colonela' clique ia depending. publicly denounced him in the past.

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~jr~o~~ for the ironworkers.
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·.'"(0~1902 -.the
Hearst Newspapers ad- Hearst Newspapers urged work relief as
,-ocated puhlic oli-nership of certain a temporary cure for unemployment.
public utilities to save them from the
corrupt trusts. In 1937 the Hearst Newspapers asked
for more recreation facilities for chil-
In 1913 the Hearst Newspapers dren, stating that juvenile delinquency
helped to put over Parcel Post to pre- results from community ca_relessness.
-.....3.:ent exorl;itllnt express r&;tes.
In 1945 the Hearst Newspapers
In 1916 the Hearst Newspapers got lauded labor's amazing record while
Congress to pass a law-later set aside at the same time deploring the Com-
hy the courts-barring child labor. munist-led strikes of a tiny minoritY.•
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TO l!r. D. M. !add l''ebruary 1 1 : 1946_::__: ~
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Weaver explained that he studied in Oxford, England, !or a brie!

time before returning from military leave in theater. A
United

that he had been attached to the ,;,rmy Transport :i>.

Corps - was among the first United States troops to enter
Berlin. He claimed that he went 'directly to the Reich Chancellory and th&t he
took frcm a safe there twenty-five packages of docuinents which, from v;hat he
could make out, were personal papers of Hitler.'s imd consisted of personal
letters written to and by ~s well as some documents apparently concerning
a new religious movement. ~laimed that he sent t h e . e n t s directly
~cme as mementos and tqat they should be there now. described
- a s a very reliable individual, very religious and apparen y sincere -
in his statements.

he commendation:

It is recommended that this memorandum be referred to the

Securit~n so that if deemed advisable a check can be made
home i~ to determine i f these documents actually are
This information might be of assistance in war crimes trials.
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Examination

There is transmitt.-:!:l herewith the Laboratory !'eport of tho

Document analysis of the above papers for ).!IS. ·) ,
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ones completely removed. tne. or two of the covers of other pages were lifted
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It was found that rubber cement was used at the top and corners to
fasten the original papers to the cardboard. In replacin~ those reooved no
additional adhesive was added and at no time was anything placed on the papers
(in the nature of a test reagent, solvent, adhesive or any other Laboratory
material such as might be applied in an examination).

For permanent retention and display, it is assumed that each page

will be properly prepared, the Japanese silk or pressure cellulose methods of
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There is att,'Jcl1P.rt hereto a brochure or bonk entitled n,;d0lf 'i:itler,_.!::: ':;'"==-:
Certif'ic"t" of' !"'-rria;;c,
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br,.,chure is prerarerl with the ori[iinal document app<iariPG on the l<"i"t-hand "· """"'=-~
aide of the page and the I:nglish translation appear in.,; on the rj c'lt-hfmri si:le. :~: :~;~_;-.,.,"'==
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It. is noted> that tlte si.:;natures of Adolf' Hitler, :o-va "f:i.tler n'le - ~;;; :;.-;.;:' -

"hit
-fraup, JoseplrtroP.bbels and fl!lrti~rmann arP. si~ned to the marriaee CP.rtificate
sirnatures P.J"'j)ear on page 2 of the marriA;:e certificate. It is noted that
the ignat-..res of Adolf HitlP.r and signatures of :Eartin ':'or!'lann, NicholRus
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1-- --vori':_ ~ow, and Dr. Ooebbels appear on pa~;e J of' Hitler•a privati' Will. The
name' a Uomann ap:)ears em a lett'!r prepared by M-:...rtin -sorman'1 to the 'Jrand ·!.~
-;rtimiral. The si:;nat;.•.res o~ P.itler, Dr. Joseph Coeh'1cls, :~ilhel:~ B>~rcd~rr,
!.!art.in Dorma'ln anci !lans r.rebs appear at the bot. tom of page 10 of !!itler •s
?~litical testament.

The attached broc~d to o!" the

Liaison GP.ction by C o l o n e l _ . . . , MIS. RdYi.:;ecl tluit the
attached brochure was prepared by"the J.ti.litary Intelligence from captured
documents, and WI.IS prepared in the .attached fonn so that th<'l Caief of C,t~ff m)~ltt
give it to the Presiclcnt, whn l!ndoubtedly will P.ventually plR.ce j t in th'l Librar:,· nf'
Congress. Colone fldvise~ that he h'id been advised oy
General \'anclenl:oerg that the Ch.i.ef of Starr wa~ delighted with the attached materi&l,

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verify the authent.icity of t.he documents 1.1rxl si~nat~re of' Hitler.

There are also attached llUI!lerous doc\llacnts which were captured b~· the
f.!i U tary Intelligence Service at thP. Heedquart.ers o.f' the Wehrmac:1t w:1l.ch contain
copif's of Hitler's signature in September, 1940; January, 1942; SeptP.nber; J944;
OCtober 12, 1944; October ?.4, 1944 and December 15, 194/,. There 11re alsn att<tc:1ed •
Goeurnents captured at. the Hf:aadquart.ers of the ~'lehrmacht cont tdning th13 siznatures of ,,.,-
v' •• •··
)!'. Bormann and Rurgdor.f. There is pJ_!3o attached a .folder dated Sept"lmber 22, 1')39,
conta"l.r.ing llitler•s sir;nature nn paae 2.
Colone advised Mr. that ~neral Va~enberg rlPsirecl th~
Bureau to make a comparison of' the Ri.gnatures appeariJll: in the attnc!!ed bQ(>k w:l th
thosP. appearing on the attachecl official rlOCWilents in order to a~cert.ain who.thr.r or: .--
not -the signature appP.aring on the alleged marriage certificate and wills arc
authentic. Colonel. Colon~>l . . . . indicaterl to~tha.t thP t;hief of 1
~that this int'onnation be obtained as. expeditioasly as rossilJle.
~rivised Colonel t.he matter w'?ll~·-b& ll,andled special in the
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a\,;.thorities are :in £K"ssessinTl of these d0cam~!'lts.

There ts also attached a thoto~t~py of the oFicial rioc::ments

whiclJ was handed to~ b:' Ce>lonc~

~:.zc 1i t;.;r :~D.~ 'IT ON:

It i~ ~ecornmended that this memorandum with thr: attachnP~ts ha

t'ontarde<l t-o th" Technical Laboratory and an examination t>e connucterl as
... ex~-Pdi "t.io'.lsly as . "ssible anrl that the results T:>e rn3.de kno;m to thP Liaison
Section with t~e return o~· all the dnCUJT~chec! other tr,ar. the ;:;hotostat
so that the~' may be returned to C o l o n e l - It sho·11r1 "" noted thao "th<.
ori;i !lal d~cu::!ents can be removed from th<e book by rPleasin:; certain sections
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edberin4: to the lagal proriaol u auoh aa poae1ble, and wtiiiB tho tvpo112 iter tar
tbo blank JIP&Cielo !be taot tbat tho otbar c100\llllnt.a are ~ raiae1 tM qwtii-
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· t.bo •i&natuna. lt 'Wall OODOl.lK!ed that the "J'oa1atrara lfal.ter tqnor, whose
denat.ure ~.t~rs at t.ba lDWeJ' lal\ ot the po.por, Q2, wroto the ujar1ty ot the
ink wtr1ea. 'l'be tao\ that. oerta1A entrlml nre 11J'it.ten in d1t!eront ink and tv .. -
~~~ ot tbe ilr,ptC14>t.u b&t.ure ot t.bci act.. TheM entries
ot.her pez IIOPI 1a .,
(auoh u tbe ldent.U'ioaUola ot BYa Braun ao:l the birth data of Bcnlann) wero
alao oCII!p&Nd with all of the licn&t.uro wit.baut. ettoct.f.na an 1denUt1cat1on.
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•.. ~ · Trail - llzbg (Yuenzenberg) 2 P,!l,
.:·. · Adolf'' s burial
I · •, ." In the evening trip to Hane.u
..,. ···.Bln. (Berlin) train (Gruber, Stelzer; Becker)·
: · Af'ternoon Prof. Becher's death learned through Schmidt, Crim. Dir. (Criminal
;;~ \ ;·· .· _Director)•' Not s~ regrettable because of' ·the .work to be t--ublished jolntly
!" .. •.· as because of. the ( ? ) f'or mel B. vegetar.; no tobacco; no alcohol;
. ·great scientist espec~ally of' the intestional area and of bacteriological
- · .. flora _(books thereon).
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'· ·:·' Afternoon arrival Berlin - to Schwanenvrerder (Ha.nni sang) .- in the evening
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..;.· ·. Blood purification and X-Ray examination proposed; great retreat f'or mel 11
··~ F. face sunken and pale. (Re i.s no simple school boy and knovts what he
· 'has to do). · 1
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tho.n yest.erday; allej;edly completely well, voice harsh. - p. 72, heart o.B.,
·sounds light~ - wants no··inj. at present •. - conversation about anti cas pills
and strychn. ·

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Wednesday, Nov. 22 .
·lla30. o•c;lock- F• reels very well, no more swelling in abdomen, no trouble.
- )(ph~. 0.01,· Atrop. 0.0001 ·I. subc.- 12a30 o• clock Polyp. op. I, von. Eicken,
· Dr~ Stumpi'egger held towel, iister/?7 Maria asst. Pol. size of a lentil.- .
.. Bed in :llunker. I want out (met FrL E.) 1'66, full. 0 I clock back from 1- -
·. eating. Immediately to F. a 'Yihether· oatmeal .broth is permitted. Yes.
·: lOalO p.m. Come immediately a · sput\!111 tinBed with blood. von E. 10 ccm Sango-
:Stop ..and 20 drps. codeine ordered, Sisterf!J lb.ria (from IP.uba.eh. Fat.~er ·_,;
· from Hansen e.t Btzb.) brought the things herself. - The bleeding has no ·
. significance, since only slight. 'Been to F. in all 4 times in the evening.
2 optal. t;or aleepin·g. On leaving met E. Afternoon in and evening :Eho. f!l
Pl. 20 lying in bed the abdoiiiBn of the patient exa.mineda soft all over .without
resistance, nowhere pain due. to pressure1 .,
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Thursday, ·Nov. 23 : . .
. F.· in discussion with ·von E. asks questions _about what he may eo.ti everything
·.permitted without any restriction. In the visit /f7 complete well-oeing
indicated. P. 72, Bl. 120 111r.1; abdomen soft, ·without pain due to pressure.
Conference about Prof. Chaoul /?1.- X-Ray exam.J Abain the necessity
~ stressed. -.Prof. Blaschke undertaken tooth cavity •. Meanwhile v. E. arrived,
quite satisfied. Dr. Stumpfegger present. 'F. without any complaints •

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. · F. gone. up toward evening
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and hunted up the. !JBCretar:ies. · Ate well.
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. In the avenin&· mde inquiry, buj;. F. ·called. no ·more.

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Friday, ·Nov, 24. · . •: .
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- --:=-~ la3Ct. p.m. ~ P. 72, Bl-120 mm; · abdonien same as for days without trouble; slept .·-·
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only· 2·hours, I considered inj. unnecessary;- but F. wants some for more
' ; speedy strengthening.'- • Trbz. ·sol. 20 com I. i. Lfnjection intravenous!@
plus glyconorm and liver I.m. 1ntramuscular·injection!7 6 o 1 clock in the ·
evening v. Eicken - 1. (left? )'""antrum of Highmore sprayed, tonsils .sprayed
·and Ag. nitr. (5%) caut11rizin&• .:'·. · · .
F. walked iin the garden short time ill the· afternoon. - Ate well • :a·
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Bltb •• Blts., Bltz. and Haem. content. - r:then uid extractions (30 cern and
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15 ccm) '"with - ... venule
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- speculum, .bilirubin
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.· . naney ac:1.as - cno.le81ier~. o;uos~ae ano. amLno ac1<1 "JJltrogen; oes1<1es urine
..· ~- '"·. and stool pven J'or Institute. of. Schmidt .., :Burbach.:..; ·once more injected. F.
· · · discussed Situation until 5 a.m.- . /• · : :•c. : _; ·· .· · ' .
·' i·: · · . a o•clock -v. Eicken_ called that the histolo.'findings of': Prof.· ·-. ' ..
, .._':;_:.: !toessle ·on·
the removed ·-polyp ar&·v&r:Y e:ood.'-·;::. ·. · ,- .. · · · ·
< . . 7 o'clock' Prof.·:·v.-E.'.'h~re:-.rrom th~ .tons~l~-- 'Itt~' ~d right 2 abscess cores
':.':':: •·' · each removed. ··i'he gr~ blts'. he. explains f'ro:ll'the tonsillitis. The nasal
-;' ::J · cavities' W!lre · t_auched :wi.th .5% arg.- 'ni tr. ·,9iUtion. Filldings on cores a ·picture
·... ·. ;:.·or· early· stage' 'ot,'.tiie·'-sQ"ocai.led laryngj. til noqulosa. ·. Decision: in· no.'case ·
:_ ··a t~e·tumo;r, _..;_Pathol. Instit. :or :th~ Universi_ty (Charita). - Findings.·
·, ·. Fr.: Krause/Dr_;lreber·a·. Blts.. 33/66 (autrum Of Highmore, 'l'onsillitilis and
·: ·". trachea.} .bltz. · ·ao.mg :.' haem0 gi. 88%,,-·bltb. 5.600 leukro., 4.38 erythro. 1.01
.. F. ·I. 'wh:j,te bltb.s"--~gm~ 5s,(, ·.lymphpc• 3Q%, 'e_osinoph. 3';!, monee. 4%, neutroph •
. ~•--;4jt atubk::/?/·31f.: .• Urinea·· ap~ W_!igntl0l7 •.alb. 0, ·sacch. 0, urobilinogen ol·
·. > ·! ae_dim_.J ·. O.B. /Without findings ?7 Very- little prilonir.,rous limestone and a
,_;_~: .. :- little epithelTen•. Informed 'the-F. o_f. these.:f:!-ndings. · In the tre!l-tment of
.. ·'V'.·_-.Eicken_;Dr. _~P~•t?ger; as~~sted~ -:':- :··., \~--~ ·:··~-~ ~ ~;,l. •_ --.. · .,.' '~-·
---~~ ~~~cb..~~ ;~~f~~~~-~~-~~;· ·--~~: ~~---.-~.~-~~~-.:.(~- :~{. ·.-:::~-~~~ ~-~- ~ -~-/<: _:~>~· _.,·_ •, '... ~ i. -~ ~-:-
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- , i2,3o p~Di~:~- F.-?~ aaid:to have eat~n ~well yeste~day •. Sl~pt only :2 brs.
. because .of disturbanoes;(~oors banglllg~,)lOises: . kitchen;. flyers. etc.)
· FrOm now on guards 'be~low,. to JSee. to rest; From long·hours &\fake and ·at.· .
... . , work lght. -conjun·ctiv.· -·an accoUnt· 9f e.xact.inr; work at· hand the :F. injection&;
. -.W'i_ll have . _20 ecm 20% trbz. sol.· plus Vit. r.-· and liver~ . ADaomen when felt in
' -standing positions sort. ··_Not ·even the. least· dif'ficultie.s exist. · He ascribes
,<i~ to: the .f;alllis.tQl. Voice is· clear;' and· ~uf'ficienty strong. .
·,... · · ~~30 p.m. ·Findings of the Inst. 'Schmidt :- lsurbach· by'Fr_. Krause - med. techn.
assist. now Fasanenatr. '29I··at Gens ·91-41~82) s ·turn· overs· . · ' ·-ex.-
,.;,~ -~ Stool blood {benzidin test) 'negative;_ fat lllld;starch normally digested.

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-~· --.R&Sle1Uei ---22mg~_--_-.· . -> :····;?-''1..;-t~~~_..;.*,;~:;~~~<...-.<-__-·.:~'-·;::.: _,_ .
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: Cholesterin - 182 mg% {160-380} ..·;;:.:·-.- - _\. :•:'·;:;~.":' ~-·:.: .. .. ·.·, ., - , .. . . .
.· calcium .. 9. 7 hlg %..·. . . . . ' .. ·.- ·-: . . ....•. ': . ' . .. . .i

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';.:!',.·;~i'\2 -p.m.;':-' F• gone.'to~··a Vigorous ·walle-'or:a't!out·l'hr~'{lt'ith:Gen. 'Boclenschatz).
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':-;r~·f:.voioe _good'.and deciid:v:e·. -..; Ap~tite·,:good. :~Propositions: X-:RAY eX;&J~~• by ·
<::- ~ :·-Prof•. C¥9ul 0 and ',his '-regulation _or the lns:t:j,tute a'gai.Jl. l)rcipQsed.· :. Rosults of·

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:./'·~·- : .CQni'.erence with K• ·..re Bofl118.11J): and in .iohe ·e:v~n;l.ng.~tll RAt~nhuber.

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·:X{~t ·,;,_t. sapo·.a.m~ went' 1 :.-ieop~-\~ -io'iie: i.rte~o6n-'3/4 hr· _ft.1k. ' Appetite· very · -,
· ~~~~~:-~r;ood. ·- 'IJ09 p.m~. trea~~t. otly' cV•'lli~kvn {antrum of' 'Highmore apr~;yed., tonsil• ·
.' ;;:··- -·~· ··~yed· and·-c;autf.r.idng"&~:..: l:;p\Uis-··oen'l;er !!:/' . :.' · .. · · ·· · ·· '
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·.:' ;.,>~- t .. <_.~ ~-- . :--,-~;\' . ---~- ?-· ~~--- ~:·-~!- ..~~;-··~-~-. ·:- ~:·::-. . _" ..'·-i'.'~:·: _.~~;,\.-~~- -.. ~ t'-.:·/ ·_
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• l'hursday, Jiov.: SO · .{ :. . ' .. :. . '.:~ f:' . ·. ,:
. \ :•·.'·: laSO ·p.m. ·inquiry on my part Jlhetber to .cpme ::or riot. -;No, you need .not come.
• .. :116. 'ilreatment undertaken! · ,.. ·'. ·. . · . · · .' c, . , •• .
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, •::·. Fo. at 4s30 aolllo iai? 'goOd;.by; ·.lla30. ~.in~ lra.kened. Yesterday had very gr.
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'_..; appe:tite and wal.lCbd l :hr~ ·. We.s very full 9f ·•nergy, his associateS'Siy.
~. l'o'.cloclc to the F. 1 . · 20 ccm trbz,; sol. I.i. · lus vit. f.' liver loltlo • Desire
. : .. 'to ·.get ho~oseran:. inj:,'S'ince 'the tram g wou e go r .of: t ere y. l
· i ..'"·.always 'do ·5 inj. each (6 ocm) ·at ·inte.rvala. -Very great spasm$ after povter:f'ul
.. : ..·1! ·.>:~ . emotional disturbanceu. 1924 'lp.wsuit .. (lif:e/?7) 1929 variation (Volle. ·aeob. - .
· '·'!, ~• .!hil Publishers),· 1935/.36 liilitary unreliabillty. ·- Added Dyskraktion /Or · · '
·~> ,. ~,'Dys. Bakterie7 which prooably arose 1'rom the spasms. 1943 bef:ore union with •..
. ,,:-' Duce and in '!;be ~dea or in the knowledge of the imlllinept betrayal ·.of the ·:•. ·
::.· w. ):·rte.lian ~ (Fe.l'tire).;.l9~·&tter attempt ~- hh ~ire ••.... ·
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Satur.day,·Dec •.2· ·· ... ,. ..., ··-... . ,:·.,·~·· ·.-.. .

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. . . ;·F. :held cOllferences lintil 5a30 a.m. (Dr. s.).· At 12a00 noon wakened,
.:<.:· . ,Feeling 'well and vei:y,. !mergetro. Now 1 hr•s walk.' daily.· :.. .· . ·~. · .; ··
·.. ·-': ::·'1io,,tr,eatmt• given&::·::.:'· .· · , .. :. · ·;: y '-·:<:~ ','; · ' · · .·.
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~.: ·, .' 2100. p.m."· cal led a,. 'Trbz. ·r.J;. plus Homoseran · 10 ccm. I.m. ·- Stat~ of health
.· ... "good. Yel$terdaynoon pea:aoupstew.'#ken·("(• 2-Mzgeii!/ and 2 glycon.) and
;~:.:· ·digested''ifol•lo'· '·• · · '·:•->."". ··,,'.:~;''•-::. '· · ·· ,. ·
-.. ~~~ .. · .•· . ~- :.;~ ~:•.. ~-'\-_:/;t, -,,. ·.. ~::;.·~·~-~--~'r):-_~-(' .:,,-.·· :,• ·'.-'
Uonc:\ll.y,·Dec. 4·' . . . . ·;.:·"' ~. ::·' ··. ·~·:;::: .. ,. .··
.·;'. '\:··:.Y• ·UP .at' UaOO. \Feel,.ing well. ·:··.~uns;li.:?#llB .he.re~ . 'No 'trl'atment. giyen.
,·-~~:~~~;,De~/{·~·:•. :·· ;-·1:' ·~:;:_.y:•; +·.:
?:;c:/)}>/1•; :~·,;, ;·', . . '- .· ·. .
. :•-. ,. .'1forked'untiL7:00
·-· in.the.moi'ning; at,
. llaOO a.m. air raid alarm. lrOO p.m.-
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' .. ·· • · Homose:ran·.I.• m. B}'·oourri~r .. !D~:!,cal report on_ diseases:by Proi';Weber, Bad
·. · Nauheim arrived•··.•Fr •• time'to tinJe .Oeriphyllin 2 :x: daily 1 tabl., i'ood with
" .·: 'very.' li,ttle ·ealt; ·introduce days of complete rest. ·.Food containing not too
., : · · .. 11 ttle''.alpumen, .tr • .~imO:. to t .•. dF-ily .n.ight; ,·contl;'oJ,,.,for report ·.of we. te.r . ·

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cialled at'l2s30~• Blts, 38 mm l''s.i<.k•'t- 20' ccm TrQz. I.J;;; (2o/o)o- On

account or··the ·1. 'eye I must :!:lave 'Prof.:iPeblein coJIIe•. Ohaoul is·not so
. · · ~eeded just: now; in this 'I''· oppQsed~ ·F. maintains he, is completely \Ti thout
OQI~pla1J1ts, :has good appetite and-.h~ce ·euch an e>:smination (X-Ray'exam.)
superfluous. ·:. ·. ·. · >'• .. :, · ·," · · ·· ·:', ·., · · . • .· ·
IP•mllein,af'ter' tel~phoned .'i,ni'Dl'lll&tiol:l h:a,Oroad at ·~resent and will
!~•~r~~~~ the, end or the week. ·- . . : •. ~. ·, · · : ·

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Fo expla~ns that hi$.1llness .·is ·i:rom his .vexa.tion of ll yrs. ov;.:r the generals
of July 21st. ,
iii the evitnif!g ·ipoka·with·Di:4t'\Iulli'"·and:order···.given to Ka.ninohan to 'test
:- ; ::(p:!,s. turnl) whe:ther h~&eran i'nj. causes speeding up or sedimentation/??

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,ot bl;ood · corpuscl*sZ!7~ since ~o;nos,e.~e,n :;.~ ~C).mPO!!~d i'r_om placenta ~d gravity ,
oa.uaes the apeedinr, up.·. :. · . · :· _. .i -~ ·.•.. : . ,' · . '" · ' · ' . • ·
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·,:·;,1--~t the .end·ot liayl943 the .Blts • ._s onl:,r 2.5mm.,.., Before the Duce visit in
~· ·; •;_., Feltre ·about. 7.20.43 there was a aevet:e ,attack· beginning in the l"Tolfsschanze
~.='::-···and the, day aryer ·at tlie Berghot:• .then again. ,L very severe on! and most . ·
• ~-: t,~viole,ut~ or.·, all llfter·• .wt'tw~ annoyance e,bout Se>p'\l.,,,?8. · •44. over. prev.ious ··
;.: :·: pushi:rig',at~cka 'beginnj.n.g "!i tb:iril-Jo-·•44~>:<,:•-i·,. ::·: · . · ··
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.,>- .--: . _ -i ~~;-/;'~6 a l5""a;~_:,.;.~,_i1,.,e4 jg -An~~~,-:··, Ye~:~erd~y ·_noon F •. ~t~_ &rtt~~s .wi'thout ~y dif~~oult_y: ;_... . .
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· :.:;::. rea!llting,. ·K'\l _night llltOO supper Wl. th .lettuce salad. N,oted ·immedJAtely .. _. . .-.;.· ·;·~
· ;· · tbere!Lfter:.that•. lt.didii'li agree with,h1iD •. :S.I~n •. liter pain. in the fonner, . ,., .
· "i~~pl~cii.(r'.::a.bc;;Ve·in:ab~~~~); after. 3 ~rs~_JI10rei(6•00 a~m.) so seVPre_.tfa": · ·, .,
. :; .-. he aWIII!Ioned.:: Y~sterd&Y. atterncon.. great. ~.oy&nlle.; (a,ir_ situation. and,Dii.l •. ·
_..::~;:..\'-situfl,tion~~~ri.o:t:•Te;aulti.I\f tr(!ai an (!rder: L!7:-;,'Gen; LV• , ..·. · · . · · · : · ·.·. · ·
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~ ~ Findings ~:jl&ll bl. area, resis~t and ~m due .to pressure .but net so much
•1'7 ·.as \)iil'ore. ''~Still sp&D-I?n".lft• ;(a~ .. tiP of ~iyer,), decreasing, outlet 91' . ·. ·
·.:,..~stomach aott and wii;hout. troubl_e.·' -."Eukodal- Eupor; I.i. -.Spasm,, beginning
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..- -- :· :~ ~~""-'I!edi&!.aly. 'g...~ti.al.Jy.: _ l_ett"_"'g up. -~-At. pres~nt·_ alleged strongest afflictions_
·;_,;.:..·of his ·.Whole .life~.:r In gr~Jat&st nervous tensions ··rrom imminent events and ·.
·· . .' ·tlie · con~_tant. 'terro:J: . attack a' em German .ci tie&.· .·~If woul.d require~ thurefore
·: ~;-. ·;.9nly slightest. causes';i;;o -p'!'od'!?e ~ri(!! results. , He has made up .his mind
· •(;. tha._t he hasn't a,nyb!Ung·'JI'r<mg w,i th · hu abdome~; tor he never has had blood
< •~':..'l:).il the stool'. or voJJ4t~d.~' ." Stool only -qnce a day~; oolor normal and neither
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the· ei'.t'eci;i_v_. eno_ss' or· ~l_le. inj~~";;.,. ThO · F~. etill said I :shoul~ive the
· '. ·': :) drops very sl019'1Y· so. t~t I should tet no heart· ·trouble.• Fust /?/ we spoke
.',. ·,. t·· about !lie lack of sleep, sine~. he usually works.. until 7 a.m. I con&idered
·::,:i,:('~it;,~~:.:7;ti:~~?~~!~~ir~\..r~~:r;~ ·:~Nri:f:rf:.&.t";~;~~T.!J~isr j~~; ·n~~•
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• '..: .:• - _6 130. P:m•'·-:-::vi.s.i'\'i .. ;:Everytb:p~g.,a ta.il:\.: ~J.:l:' rJ.,ght •.. the spasm atta:ck just now.•
. >~.:~. The.:lfto<leg d<:>Of!· not.·tremble ncnr•but0.tAe. lt. :arm·and the hand. · p 72 0
··--.~~!-.· _rag-w)..ar; he!U't a_ound&: clear; bldi EK"
'1!6 1L111o.:' Abdam.._--:n:~. ~9f't,·_ · ga.ll_ bl. are a_
'.·f';',f\·O;ee~ doom ,s~JD&mhat.~ellis~an~ ana :,I . t. :~in . d~e'tp• _preasur~· - I said that
;-,~,p; Dr~ _.Stumptegge: -s.wait1nt; .outside',and~,wap.~ed·,to '-inqu,i_re about his findings •
.' •···~·- .•o.~~d h.e come 111 and could he al'so :r?e~ t_he _abdomen so that he too ~ould see
, !."::i"~hCM' soft it was and how well every-th1ng ,looked• ·"But .the Fuehrer sud 1t
•-~~~·"would autf'ice: i f I did'·it; hEl··woul~•t :Want someone else to loolt; after. him.
'#~tll.~~red '·I·,.oul,a·'bec:very. glad'.if•.anotlie.r d9ctor- would confirm the finciings.-
'~v'_?~:ro -~~ que11ti9n abo!lt '11!;~. he war ,taking" for :t:hs 'purpose. o£ ~ep.atering it
· ·rl,M!.!~e;:F•~ft~tedz ~ z-~··times 1iai~ l·.t?s~ Ga_lles~ol (today only' 2) -2 days ago
~'*f'ar<'tear· of a·.·cold ouinine"-wina and 1Taste'rdav. 2.. tiiD.aa · 10 drna. Clardiazol sol.-
,·... ~~T~~~;~-:-he·~~;· ~t.;e:l· ~~;{(ii; ~o~l~~;~~-it.·t~~yZ-t~e;ir- I- gave it) _and
..:..•. fi_ti&•.'ftci~ded hea:, .!-~plicati_~ns .1:\e; take~ c_~n~.tantly~ (Heating pads).
~~- ~-~~~~;t1,e}t~~~r~,--~.-~' -~~~~d)'~~·.lo~IC, i~ .!'~~~ ~ the 4!Venin~ •.. ~If I ·
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ha.ve any difficulties,· I' 11 call,"' the F. said, 11 but otherwise it is unn"cessary. 11
·,.,,_.,. - "iJ&.y Dr. St. eom~. ~ _iloYi?n. ~--_Yii4.•. n~ll -I. reiiii.l,n?'; '!'I' ·NQ,_ I _want to speak
\-.; ·.to him 'alone~ ,.;.· Th.en r'la.tt.' ::: ... ,:: ...•;: · · ·.; ... : · : •· .. ·.' · ·
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··. Rell1.t ~tram the 7th to.:the'Bth Dec• in ·the night there was a very great drop
:,_..... in the barometer 'e.nd as. a·· resul1f-i:'had' such great, pain in' the heart for 1-~ hrs •
. · ·. '. that I had.· to ::..alk. a~t the roaa oonti.nu&l :cy.- certainly also ·present "
. · .. :· .a.tmospherio ".ei'i'eota on.,·the Fuehrer •. -: ;br. ·Diewioh. ·. ·..' .. . '
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. ''';;"" a.nd'·loolcs·'ve~ wEi~l.\:-Tell:s'_me· his .~b~omtinia·entirety. soft, which I find· is
. :.- ., .confirmed.. by I!XIIInl.natio'n•. :.Cpncerning'·the: gall bladder. are a, :if I .should press
· .~.··.deeply,· a~ce' ~ere)diso ,there. is no;::more :swelling and only· in the depths a ·
· .. ,.-, slight.:irtitation. still~ i;t; would be :in':conditionl. -· I eaido Some ~entlemen ·
. ' ;. "'. ahouid see the.se :firidin,;.sj:>Who ma.in,tain''you were wrongl~· treated, the dia~;noses
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the d.evil' tor such . .cases. -.·wanted to stop-... . .
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'' -~i ·; '•.Trbz."' l:• i."' plus Bomoseran '10. oelil. · I.:m.'.)i~"'.·.LPle!'se t~ng. iuether reminded ..·
· .. ·!-,every .day.:.of Prof •. v.· Eieken.'·.He at .. 1ast':was. to';come.·::tflis:':evaninl!: -but it was .. ·.
':: . oh~geo~"-~ .f,rflt:. ~ehlein·~,- prov~ded 'for for Supday. .{ ·.. · -~ : · · · ·. · ·
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·.... . gallbladde~ area resistant:· •becomes 'aoi'ter during examination.- Most exci tine;· .
..days' of entire life •. · ·A great ·victory' must 'be; won. ;:. ··>:',':;"'. ·. ·: · .· :·
·. 11:30 Jl..m. :.· ·'F~ has ·:f..nother·'·spalllzf axid 'liiano· 'sleep, at 'tli.e same time serious
·. ·, : '. CPnferences.' con&.~antly ne~essary• ·. ~epar~ure ·dependim"t:':on ·a ~ew important·
,__ .. ,.· expected reports._ possible.: postp11nement "ti,ll .IIU)rning. :. ·ar.• · inj. in train not
• _·;- .. PoSsible ~n, aecount ..of',necess&ry'!loOl:ti.esa on· alighting,·:but unconditionally
. : .neces.sar)? !lccordi)ig ·to ·his: illterpr,tat~on· arter a gr. intraven. inj. - An .
:.· f:£r::r~~c~;:; .f,;;re;~~~iLshow~--o~.;·~~ing ~.abscess c;~iers, otherwise
. , _'everythmg well.•".. ;F;J:.;Dr. Giesing"had. to·il~e -tPe:P?l;/polyp_q v. E. ·.
. s OinEII'tha1; perplexed and .'tells. a story· about ·a·:pro.t'. ;whl'' -{t~e!lted Kaise)'W. ·n
·; . ; . and a pol.' only paz1;1y iemoii~d.' First Pror;·. Spiess - Frkf:to a.M., vmo was· to
...~· .givtt. only :follow-up trea~e:D.t ~orithe.:v~:i.ce. ,.found. ·th·e r.emaining pa,rt and .. ·
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;.· .barely notlceable. yellowish tlnge. Gallestol IS. .X daJ.ly. 1 tbs •. and warmth; ·.
:·._ \·.·.. ·· brought diet," · .ln 'the·:e;vening at tea from 6~1],' o·1 Ql()ck;. ~.f •. had_ previously
· : . .;·; C()nforence .of'·~·hra. :with about'40-50 .generals• .·F •. said.to 'be""very fresh
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·sleep pn aociount··.~rthe' approaoliillg" ~f!.ensive. '.., Bltdr. 147-153 mm. continually
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ot approaChing grea"\< ~~~Srital" s:trairis ?,0 ocm ''Trbz. I.l'. plllB Vi t. f. : ·
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SUBJECT: Certi.ficaw of lrarriage,
Private Will and Political Testament;
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analysis in tbe abo-aptioned matwr tor t.he Jlilitary Intelligence
Sernce.
delivered
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action with the rer>n.,.·tl
and was the manner in which t.he Laboratoq
handled this examination.

· - w h o is in charge of the' Doeument Section ,subsequently' · \

t.~had reviewed t.he Bureau's reportand he too w a s - n
his manner in which the examination was conducwd. Colonel
·advised that he intends to rec0llllll8nd that the Bureau•s report be made a \
original documentB when they are delivered by the Chief of Start to the President.

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TO DATE: Y.arch 27, 1946

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Jlarria.7e :::ertificate ,\· . ...J:::~ i.!:~;·~~~z~'~
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Your interest in forwarding this into~tion to the Federal
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Warns Allies-t-o Watch
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1j Frankfurt-A Cerman informant
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This tntormant. l'f'fustnc to be
qu<>ted tor tear or retaUatlon, told this or thi• legend aay, had every concelv ..
corrc•pondent that the orga.nlza.tion
of the f'e'lstance rltJnment. has al.
nRd)· beZtul lb. the P.O.\V. camp."!.
llcmbcr.s ot former s.s. unlta arc
to act alter their release, With whom
to set in contact and wbotn to recruit
for wcrcwolt untts.
The s.s. tnell firmly bc1ie\'e that
Hitler is not dead but in hiding, ""ail-
in,; 101· the dny when be t:an come
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::l·dhip v! G..,n, olll)"·
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are l\1Sl M violcntiY ta.natic u durin:
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. the t.i1ne when tbcy were the maaten
of practically an Emvpe.
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Already inside the prison camps
theY are organized in new units with
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certain .stcrct rall)'inc pointe 'Wbel'e
they will ~POl't at resulu interval&
... artcr t.bcir relc.'\se to get their ordera
from leadt'l'8 who are prepa.ted to re·
c:eive tbem. Jut
' t.:har;:e SJLbotare
., Their recruit. will be young oUicen
t ot the fonner 'Wehrmaeht "A"ho
• sca.rcely having finished high .w<::hooJ.
i ,..-ere co~toned and. for a. abort
time, held powen as never before, and
very lf'Kcly never &.c."nin in their Jives.
These youngsters resent tb~ Allied
''ictory wbtcb deprived them of th~ir
position a.nd are ready to do almost
IU'IY\hlnC to cet bnck what theY l011L
The s.s., ot course, do not forget the
psrctJ:ologlca1 ]:)reparation essentlal tor
resistance guerilla. warfare.
lmrr.edlately after 'Vorld 1111ar 1, the
Gf'rman under~round started the leg ..
tond of the undefeated OcTmi\Il a.nnl·
l tha.t wa..<~ •tabbed in the back by the
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people ot the Tear who revolted, ln·
cited by Jews.
Agaln tb\s leGend ot tbe unddea.ted
Gennan army 111 be-in,c launched here,
onJy thiJ. tim& there 'W&l!l no nvolt but
ubot.a&'e.
The Genn:Ul am:v, the protagonlst:b
a.ble wn.r material in aucticlent rta&Se.!'l,
evet'Ytbing, e\•cil. the atom bomb. -But
sabotn.s-o prevented thie material from
beil3J' brought to tho trent. tb.ua fore ..
iDI the victoriOUII conquer-ora of Eu ..
rope to 13s don-ll their a.rms. As there
were •bsotutely DQ Je"·• ~·hon1, one
could bl:une fr thi!\ ubotage theY
we\'e rcpiaceu. by "big ca.Nta.l."
Tbe cap1ta1ist'J, the S.s. leaders
,.ay, wcTe lnte1·ested in the defeAt or
(.jermany, a!' '\"lCtl'IOU!!! :.0at1ona1-So-
clnlism would ha'\'e thrcl'ltcncd th~ir
wealth, while au .'\Uied victory '*•ould
bring them the help oC the Allied cap-
lt&Uata•
Generals Trllltor"
General!!, 1ik• von Witz.kcben R.niJ
Field Ma.raha.U Rommel, were traitor"
to. Tbes·. ot courae, wer• birelmra ot
blK capital.
The amazing thin'" 11' that auch
propagaud& finds open cars almo$l
everyvthere~ especially aL\Ont: form·
er aoldiers '\r•ho remember how on
several oceu-ions aupplles did not
reach them 1n Ume ·•.-h~ they needed
th~'m D'IOSt ur;P.ntly, or how "bc11s dld
not explode, enginto• broke down and
the q_uality ot their supplies became
worse a.nd wue. None think ot dif-
nculties caused by the length of the
suppl)' lines or lack of ra.w materials.
Tbe.se thinP •iJ.,ph· did not ha.ppen
lD. Germany, thus it must have been
sabotn&'e. ·
.AccOrding 1o tho Gc~an \ntormant
younJ; "'·ar veterans yould be "'"illinK
to take up anns ai¥iin. And if the
AUtes wa.nt to aupprd~ werc1\·oU \v:u··
tare, be aa.id, U1ey should look out to· 1
dny tn the, S.S, pl'i.son camp:~~.
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I war.t to thank you tor your int..,rest !n fnr:llsh-
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There is heJrel·,:ith a letter dated July 18,

1946, received.from verdale, Culpeper,
Vireinia, in which sheoincl:cca:t saw a man who
looked like i-iitler in Charlottesville, 'lirginia.

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South ir.or1ea, on v:~1ieh 1D roughly traced a proposed
routs fro:-~ C'hile.dalphia to -~rr;:JntiM, l'h~re is a short
~essac~ under t~e ~P aicned by "FRITZ".

A r..arnan cojn ~~,.,p~ed in a S:'"l'!ll . . i!")t:., o!" ·.-;:J:\.. t, ~fl~"'~r oh

"~ar ~~a.x, Buy yo~r::·Jlf' a cup cf r:cf'f3o.

t. A small nota~ook headed, "Contributions to the Iron Croaa

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paym~nta" "Jsdo by indivi~uals m<:>rel~· identi~icd by use of

th~ir Christi~n nn~es ""d the first initi~l of t~oir sur•
"""'os. l'J~ro sro v~rious notatior,s on Mveral ?Bf.O" of thie
book, the ~ost l!ienificant of r:hic1-. ··~p~nrs on tr.e 1/;ird
page, resdin.?; as follons "I saw AD.!.!' ""I•l-'R the other
day while in Argentina. He ie con@idor~bly nervous, but
haa stopped taking dru&•• He ie hidin~ v~ry esfely while
- take the chanooa, but he started thia whole damn ~:~eu
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and we rich~=., !';O ~with it".

Clippod to anot.,'>cr oa~e of toho book h ~ ;>ortion or n five
dollar '-'ill •u:d the follc"inr; !",ohtionl "All mo:no~r~• ~oncy ~ust :"~teh
up and lh~n thoir nu:nber" r>URt 1-s chscl<ed, 16 "'ambers of c:..r .-:roup."

Altho~h it would appear that the !!laterial was oossibly pre•

~ared as a childish prank, or by a person of Unsound mind, the na~es listed
ir tho lsttar •• "new ~e!!lbers" or t"• orcanizstion were ~&arched in the in-
dice• or t!".i~ office with n<>r:::.tive result~. The ne,.3s or~
re also searched. Tno referon~
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ed. The latter individual, -.;";,o resiclod •t~
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}hihdelphin, Pa., W!\S tr.~ !\ubjoct. of a cor:nlaint
receivod i/pcar.b"r 12, 1911, !!0-licatin,~ t<h!lt ha r.ss bJllaved to be a .-:e!"'hor or
n G31""1'\0 9und. Althou,~h no inv,1Sti;:nti<'n was ~or.duct'ld at that ti""~• ho v:-o.s
t'•~ rub.joet of a spacial in1uiry macla durin~ t<'.'l follo:;;.,.,~ yc-.r at t>,e ro'1U·3St
of t:.o ·::ar IJeparV..ent who cnnto-,!'htad om;>loyinr hh in nircrs.!'t a:1cl ~t!Ilitlons
production. The Bureau file in the latter mnttgr ia 9C·3BOB.

lne llureau is boin~ ftdvi""d of this '""tt<>r in order th~t t:>o

n"'"'"s refe!'rod to -:o.y ce searched in its indices, or for n,.;y anti'"' tio~,.-.orl
~rvi ~~~ble.

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that the United State and Russia had spent a lots of money, are still \
doing so, in effert to find Hitler, when he is in the United_States,

You will ask the question, how do you know ????

Here is the story:

One day in August 1945 1 I went down the street on business stopped
at the s. ~. Restaurant for lunch, as usual tho place was crowed, tables
scarce, lookine around trJinc; to fino a place I found this man at a s~l
table just for two, so I asked if I raay sh9.re his table, lie said (Y !.:asses)
so then 1 sat down, tryinG to figure out just who that person could be,
after close observation, Hi tl~ crune to rrry mine, "::: thoucht 51 tler in person".
ao then I looked for so~ethinc: to make that na:1c fit Vlit:!:l the persor., the
following : l.iiscription: I fo1md wcs r~~;ht J"aw lar:;er tl:e.n the left,

- black mustache cut like he h:.iJ his cut, dark eyes, blae}: hdr, it ·looked
like it had been dyed, the most i~9ressive thine about the mun was his
hands, !arce v1i th lare;c rine on the left hand, just as white as could bo
looked lik.o' he had been in confinetwnt for so:neti:::e, v10ulci say he was
about 5feet, 7 ~nches, 150lbs, more or less, suit 11as llliss !JStched, coat
of checks, choo.p lookir.t:;, very nervous he plo.yed wi tn his napkin, a!'ter he
finis!1ed his lunch he sat at t:1e te.ble playing l'Iith his napkin, and
•watchin~; his watch, after a period of ~-ir.l~)!.~ J,eo.ves sayinr, (Par don).

aQ After returninr. to the office (~~lled FB~-.-,tivine;

my story to tham,
fj I asked the a<;ent if he beleivcd that"F..itler, ·was dead the reply (I don't
know) t:wn I relt:. ted ray story, he asked a lot or_ r:ustioils, then he asked
me for my nw1.e anu. address, have•nt heard :f;:70m,··tl'z::.yet,
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IUVE HEARD THAT BITLER, IS IN SPAIN UNDER CARE OF OOC'j'OR

M~VOUS CONDITION.
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dated !:eptC!IIber '-.7, l!ddreseod to 'lba Private !';ecrot:lry
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I aeard over the air tbat a certain aoto•eas stated that ~
ehe le sure Adolph Hitler la etill living. Have you any means -
of identifying Dim deSpite any plastic aurger,r or other change of
physiography that might have occurred'/ Ia there any financial.
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lllllllllllllllrecentlT returned to the. United States by wny of

Argentina~ American when in one of th..,;,;e
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Janeiro which was entirely populated by GermAn people.
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spirati~ns towa d
income, however, was rrom the
laimed to be t·raveling throu. e
connection merchandise for importing. laimed
to have arrived in this country by air from !do de Janeiro on c 9, 1947 at
::.r.c. and transacted business there until arriving in Los Angeles about
the first of lfay. •

et of the i n t e r v i - - m e n t i o n ; w • had
it was subseq~e~ned whe ~ed
sp1ec1;1on that one of his letterheads rried the

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ot !wrch
about Dlarch 5, ·1947, at least
year, was L~ Brazil on business.
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several newspapers in Brazil intormation

Through this directed to a journa11s~

Granje, which is +'+.•••n JDJ. .Les !rom Casino and near the

by the name o!
tre, Buenos
W3S a ta
other three
s an 1 i.au, another
no negotiations with the
booking or advised too much as to
their background named above.

Upon arrival at Casino, d - s a community of approximately

five thousand people, it occurred t hat this was an unasual , .
furthermo;~
community inasmuch as it was necess .ry or e to secure a pass to
enter the vicinity o! the town, and practically of
one hundred percen~ German population. This area also lacked commercial
establishments and-consisted o! villas or homes and a large hotel which had
been remodeled and was very modern. It appeared in site out of proportion
to the siLe of the community.

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Re: AOOLPH HITLER Alm EVA BRAUN

One thing of came to the attention

at Casino when one of a large radio statio
hotel. This station was that the antenna· which was quite
lengthy was parallel to the ground instead of perpendicular. It was fenc~d
off but could pe observed from the street a n d -uildings
h ne~rby,
some sort of electrical equipment i . h as heard a dynamo but
did net actually see the equi•,JDent. scri 1e location of this
radio station . s follo.;s: a·:lheh stan l.ng in front of the hotel t~ke the
flrst boulevard to the right and a short distance aNay the first path or
narrow street which cuts to the left. Turn left and v1alk approximately
from five to seven minutes and the equipment may be observed."
n . The~ was advertised in Casino and was to be given at

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tt~e~ performances in successivP evenin~s. The performances were to be
held in a hotel, combination LallrJom and the• tre, wrdch would seat several
hundred people.

~observed one of the naids in the hotel speaking to a ~

i;.. _.~-. young girl approXJ.mately seventeen years of age who was attractive and had~
chestnu.t colored hair. This yo~irlave a 11 heil HITLER salute" to
one of the hotel servants, whi thought ,;J:; of particular interest,
l t v:as further learned that the o e o er also had interest in a cafe and
club kno-.vn as "'rtlll Jockey Club" at Casino and also had inte1 est in a larg&
manufacturing plant about half way between casino and "io Grande. This
plant manufactured woolen and other types of goods. fhe inhabitants of
Casino did not appear to be engaged in any particula• occupation.

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lu1 inquiry b~ of~ewspaper friends subsequently ~·

disclosed that no one ~~ in c~sino except persons who had homes
there prior to the time it became a military area and blocked off fro
the rest of the surrounding communit7. This area allezedly became
restricted three to four months before the end of the war in Europe •
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The first performance was given on the e v e n i n -~
"' I .•rrival in c ... sino. Shortly befo,·e the performance beean ~
f
I that the b?llr·="'- ...,hich had a stage at one end, was comple e / ~ led with
chairs whicn were occupied by local townspeople. There was a large tAble
situated in a strategic position before th~ stage ~luch had eleven empty

) chairs. There was what appeared to bedlaupagne on the t3ble. Shortly , .

before the performance started and when the lights were socewhat dimmed,
eleven people came in and seated themselves at the table. They were a

tJ mixed group, both men and women. He recogni~ed one of the persons as the
seventeen or eighteen year old' girl he observed in the hotel lobby earlier
that day, .i.nqu~ry was made of th.e assistant stage manag ·r as to who tnese
po;,ople were. The answer given was that "They are rich South Americans''.

ition on the sta~lllllcould closely obser•e

~be occupants of This was partic~y true durinp ~he
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staging or~·ou the spotlights were sho;m dil ectly across
the table. obs man at the table who~had seen before.
This man was o vious because of a 21" scar .;nder ~chin on the right
side,~ recognized this individual as a former German officer by
the nam~SSKAN.~emembered this man as being a member of the
G·~rman Occupation Forc~n Paris during the last war in charge of the
P da ~taff w~•nsored songs and other entertainment·· n that are3.
tated that • tor the French Underground an knew that
was loo :ing o during his had i d photo-
graphs offer ;ca.; a reward or the capture were circulated
.:.n the Paris area.

- r e l a t e d that. in his Underground School Training

had lear~e mental photographs of fe~tures of individuals
meutioned the ."ortrait Parle System or Identification.

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Re: AOO:.PH HITUR AND EVA ERAUrl

tlear of the table-observed

illllllf'diatel7 seen before. In refreshin
arrived at t.'le that she WAS £VA BRAUN o erved
u:any ~!graphs but had never a~en in person. Upon this
woman felt th~t HITL8R might be nearby and examined more closely the
other me crs of the group sit~ing at the laree table. There was one man
in particular having n~erous ehar>eteristics of HITLER. This man was
described as having the s~mc general build and age of HITLER, was clean-
shaven, and hort German crew haircut. rhis Dllln ~;as rather
ciated that this party "'5 definitely HITI2R, but
th:1t the 'IIOu:an described above VIas ?;V;. B.':AUll.
to be friendly with everyone at the table.

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During the performance of the second evening at the hotel, .-

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r and .,a of the previous ev.ng the occupants of the table came in lat
e;ain observed the girl whom t~u ht to be EV/\ BRAUN and the yt•ung
g but did not =rve the man judged t.:> be HJ.T!.fR on the
previous evening • .ad!d notice a ver rge roan of approximately fifty

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with steel gray hair whom.bclieved to be a German Ofl'icer ..........

.oLse1~ved in the Paris area during the occupation by German troops, ........
unab~to furnish any further identifying data beyond th<~ fact that
sur~had seen the man before.

There was another man whomllllhad not seen before in this group,
~- to be elderly andTo had white hair wh~c!J.Iiiawore rather
r being very curious, noticed something whic~considered
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.' on<:eJcrn.ne the old man, Durinr one of the dances Kno<~n as
"Les Sylphid" ( p h - a well knc'll'l ballet which is danced in a violet
colored spotlight, noticed that this light when placed on the
large table caused occ pants• faces. to appear as though they were ~asks
of death with the excep~f e old man whose face did not ,eflect as
the others. This cause to believe that the old man was using
make-up. Upon learning 1 in question was ~atched more closely
and it was observed that he n.d the walk of a younger man, possibly forty
to forty-five 7ears of age,
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llllllllllldid not wish to be too curious in view of the fact tnat
• was at~~ the !'rench Underground and might possibly be recognized
b the part elieved to be WEISSMAN and did not ask too many questions
t i did learn, owever, from the young girl that she was a niece of the
o n believed to · and that the group allegedly were from Vina

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del ~r of Chile. lieved that this young girl as well as the
persons believed and EVA BRAUN actually resided at Casino.

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a trave~he corncunity of Casino and desc~it to prospective
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The young girl jmmediately advised it would not be a very good idea
as the p ..ople wish to keep it that and did not desire tourists. She
also described it as not a fit subject to write about •
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he next mornin~spoke to the manager of the ho~~~
statin would like photo~nd explnined to him reo,arding idea
of the • elog. The manager be<ame very vehement and said he di ot
wish to discuss the matter as he did not of that sort
written about the co-·ty • • hour ved a call from
the manager advising that nd his ve within one hour,
using.the excuse that e roo were full,

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to leave the follo~ing day but wa

"~,,~,-~u
were sent to the hotel to pick up
t in the first car which did not accomodate
around the front of the hotel for another
girl llho stated that she would like to have a
h - o g r a p h whicHIIIIautogr~phed as follows:
the who fought dRg five years ar,ainst
a famous a y.' The yo~,6 girl acknowledged the
famous lady reference but no mention was made of EVA BRAUN. The youn:; :irl
did say, however, that her aunt did not like journalists because the, were
too curious.

~ Shortl7 beforJIIIILleaving the hote~bserv~d the lady whom

.abelieved to be EVA BRA~nd two other people leaving the hotel and walk
towards the beach. They were wearing b e - s . The EVA BRAUN ~
suspect was wearing a short beach skirt. bserv.r in the day-~
light and was even 1110re positive that she was RAUN. mentioned that
she had sort of a deformity which he described as a very n waist with
accentuated or large hips which he knew to be a characteristic of .!!FJ.:JN.

nager o~ the hotel b~oodbye and

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M pa~had enjoyed their visit at the hotel
an e w er
regarding the propos
t!!lked to the president of the ~o;n:>mt>er
travelog. The result was that this Cha~ber of
Commerce representative did not want an arti~le regarding the co~unity
as he felt that the English might learn to like her place and settle here.

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to Rio de Janeiro wher4 stayed for a few
days. walkin~ down the s Rio ::Ia Janeiro an:! a
large rock !jewa]lk in front had been dropped from
some apartment did not observe and thought nothing
much of it. dropped a pot of some sm1lly
substance, out of the ;•indow and
some ·landed was that within this "stu!'f"
was a large piece of , which v.-ould have been
dangerous if it had lt that perhaps someone was
ing to do away with hand believed it might
imagination.

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equently to Los Angeles

olony and was suying with
authorities in e

to this government.
in Hollywood, among them
Cne oi these iriends recommended
t them.
as aoc*
afrai~turnish

de'& several o!
t?e o~e~~~~~di~-~o~_~d~- _ y.
felt

te a J.et terl;o DRE.': PEARE ;:.j; 1

the writer or a ~asr~gton, D. C. column, 11 7/ashin!;ton :.!erry Go
Round". It was explained that PURSON gcvernmental connections aad
•ould see that W i l l ereached the authorities. Subsequently,
with the aid or a lett.r in drafted and forwarded
to mE'.~ P"'Al}SON y , setting uh•:t"n"P the story related
to agents.

evcd that agents

regard I' view or this
protect their source or information, namely,

Age
height
'Reight
Sex
Race
nair
Eyes
Complexion
Features

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believed to be o f - - . . . edract.ion and
1n l'ibet i'ollowin~aris.
The following is the description

Age
Heieht
Vieight.
Race
Comple:cion
Hair
&res
Speech

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Age
Height
Weicht
Sex
Race
' Complexion
Hai.r
Eyes
Speech

The above is being forwarded to the Bureau for information

purposes and no further inquiry is contemplated here.

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The Los Angeles Office indices reflect no record of the above

mentioned individuals who mAde available the data contained in this
communication.
The possibilities that'-lmay be a Communist Party
Russian agent ar~bein ccnsidered. This belie£ is taken in view
widespread travels laimed F1ench Un,jeJ~cr·o
organization lilh. p rently maintoins a on
the letterheed here~n aescribed.

equent information developed in this case or in relJtion

activities will be appropriately furnished to the Bureau.
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Date a Jul7 9, 1947

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1947, trcm the Buftau 1a ottioe 1Jl r.o. Jnpleo. It w1ll be r:ot.ecl
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It 1a doeired t.bat t.hrougb police cont.acte ;you edTiae . .

t.o the accuraq ot t.1w 1ntCil"'Btiaa aat. forth m t.hia com:lllllllcat.iaa,
e8pecio.l.l7 &8 t.o tha German poplil.at1011 of the t.OIID of Cl.sino the
hotel 11:81ltiaae4, and t.he necees1t.7 to baft puaea t.o tranl that !n
area. It. ia not. belined neca1111U7 tor ;you paraCOil.l7 to travel to
caa111o.

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June 2lp 1947

Mr. J.Edgar Hoover, Chief of F.B.I.

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In a paper or magnzine recently I saw a poll on

whether Hitler was alive and maybe in this codntry.
In looking through our files this morning I came
across some correspondence that by the merest ohanoe
might be of help if Hitler should be hiding here.
~W\\S in Wythville, Virginia and we
hear~lack Mountain, North Carolina.
We did not hear from him any more, telegrams, phone
calls, letters were not answered after he went to
North Carolir.~.&. We assmned he bought a farm there,
possibly the one we wrote him about.
Jesse Jones, big man in Roeso~tration,
his brot!ler v\>o'Ilt:d the farm W:!l wrot a.bout.
Mr. Jones brother is a doctor and I think ves n waco,
Texas,
In reading my letter looks like I got the cart-
before the horse, correspondence I am enclosing will
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I am one of many others that thinks Hitler is still
alive,and possibly here in the good . country we are so
fortunate as to live in.

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Dear Sire,
I l:&.V<' the ples.sure t.o insert in that lcttP-r,
the sommary or our mcctin.:; in Los Anr:eles the 27th
or H&:; l\)<:.7.
\le le&ve !n s. few cJ.~· ~ for llOGO'I'A in Cclor.:bia.
!1' :rou want an inquiry, you c&n send c. cable or a
letter to the Alncr!can Con~ul <'f Bo::;ot&, we 1 11 co
to aslc hin if he received e.pee~r.i_:e for ue.
Ue'll !ltr.:: r,bout two~1Jii:.OOO~A, one lcE<ve
cor1c vcr~' e'!rm !n
the ""~r.P trip, come f o:•
MCS!!f:[;e
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tell to the l.&ey of'
she h&.s to l:eep thr.t 1e tter and .~ ve ne whcl\ ! come
back.
! rernl!l! n cne.r f'.1re
Yours fsl. th1'1~lly

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abo'te oapt1onsd matter. _,·, ...
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Dear Sir:
Reference is made to Bureau letter datei July 9, 1947
the above-captioned title.

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to as Casino is a suburb of the city of Rio
Grande. This suburb commonly is referred to as Casino,.
is a part of the municipality of Rio Gr~nde.
'""'' .... sed '.-hat Casino was located in a summer resor
it consisted of approximately two hundred scc.ttered
residences. The majority of the inhabitants ere German nationals
or are of German descent. <
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According t~it could be expect~d that
a Nazi refugee would s~ssistance in the Casino
area because of the existence of the predominantly German
element. The center of activity in Casino is a large hotel
which includes a gambling casino. Since gambling has been pro-
hibited, the hotel manager from time to time has endeavored to
arrange some form of entertainment for guests and visitors from
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nearby Rio Grande. It may be pointed out that the Casino section "I
is on the coast and that the beach which borders the suburb ,.. '·
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regularly ,i9-'l<..frequented by residents of the city of Rio Gr~nde. ·(I
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\'lith regard to the alleged necessity for passes to .
travel in the area of Casino, it is believed that the allegation
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c&fion cards or their passports. Such a request be
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P''9dicf'lted upon a routine

case, it is posslble that some
derogatory report
For the information of the Bureau,
that files of Department diSv••~~~
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thnt the Embassy had received information from ,
~ Co~~ul ·· · • • e, F.W.I., reflecting tht?.
-and had arrived in !Jortinique
presence in t at ity led to a series of communications, photo-
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1. Letter doted June 13, 1947 from FREDERICK V../'HUHT, /·merican
Consul, J.tartinique, F.W.I. to Ambassador P~\7LEY, Rio de
J~neiro, enclosing (1) copy of letter dated June ~7
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2. Letter dated June 17, 1947 from FREDERICK D. HUH~', American
Consul, Martinique, to Ambassador PAW~i, Rio de Janeiro.
3· Copy of a letter dated June 25, 1947 at I1:artinique from
FREDERICK D. HUNT to the State Department.
4. Letter dated June 30, 1947 at Martinique from FHEDERICK
D. HUNT to Ambassador PAWLEY.

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ENCLu3URES

PHOTOSTATIC COPIE:;; AND NEGAl'IVES CF THE FOLLOWING:

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.from FllliDERIGK JJ. HUNT,
, F.w.r. to Ambassador

2. Letr dated 6-17-47 .from FRlillERICK IJ. ffilll'T to

Ambassador PAWLEY.

3· CC or letr o.f 6-2?-47 at Martinique .fromFREDErliCK

D. HUNT to State Department.
4. Letr dated 6-30-47 at Martinique i'rom F'lllii.l~ttiCK D.
HUNT to Ambassador PAWLEY.
5· l..etr dated 7-J..4-47 at Rio 1;rom RALPH A. SCH'i1EI'l'ZEH,
American Vice Consul, to FREDERICK D. HUNT, American
Consul, Martinique.

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5· Letter dated July J.4, 1947 at Rio i'rom RALPH A. SCrl\'li;;I·rZER,

American Vice Consul, to FRED~HICK D. HffiiT, American Consul,

11 Martinique.
Negatives oi' the above-described photostatic copies
also are enclosed.

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Unless advised to the contrary, no i'urther action on
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HI:i'L::-:P.. had commur~ him
,·rccne.lly c o n t a c t e - - t the
af'.or.c.~.•,,-d,lcr.ai correspondence.
recently.·
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"I have a lt'ttcr fron' 'Hitler in German, the.t v:culd multiply the
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sensation of \'fells' 100 ti;r.es Ive been in Europe 5 ti!f,es the last tiD.e
in )932 when I me't':'c.i tlor in Frr.nkfurt th:-oue;h roy bro in law, !'AliL ..
_,/LIS'i'CUS;:y, <'t the ofrico of I!e..;-F~C::l.El:tJ~, owrwr of t~!l-nkf, Zei~~

"Hns your P"-rer ccr.trol of a radio it ·,·;auld be the worlds j

greatest s?nsntion to read the l9tte:- in German as H would read it& \~~~
and I VJoulel like to bov• your attitude tm·:ard the proposi ticn. ~\~"!>~ ~.'t j

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It bore the return address San Fra.ncisoo

Calif •" The oow~oation transmitted .,._h,.,.,,

It seems to me that tho radio public are well 'fed up'

opera - halitosis and B.C. and would welcome a ch~n&e
1932

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summer I recei ved·-·cenclosed) letter from H. call it
• Hitler hoax if you will and believe its delivery in Genno.n over a us;,.
'radio would be the 1110at atartling sensation since Orson llelles 1o.ttack
or the martians•----
I "Ir interested, let me know and I co.n come over about further
details.

"Sincerely

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It bore

Inside the-nvelo e was an English tr&nslation or the purported

in Ger=n which ad alle!l;edly received fran HITLER in said
~m1Yt~lt>nt~. The translat_on _I! &et forth a!! follows •

"Translation of Hitler's Letter

"(Also Enclosed)

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"No doubt i t is -u kno11111 that little has happened in my life

that could be called laughable, but when at tlte time of the Russian
attack on Berlin I round refuge in the base1:1ent or the Imperial
Chance~~y building I was informed that my body and that or my vni'e
(nee Ev.~~\~e.u."l) had. been covered vd th ne.pthe. ·and burr~ed in the
Chancellory· garden. I could not help smiling !'or at this time we
were many kilometers sou~ west of Berlin on our air journey to
J.re;er.tina and my i'riend'J'gL<ll, on a "Condor" Line plane loaned me
with acrew of two by a ~outh American Republic.

::-,. II "I have no sympathy ·:;1 th tho Christlee;end nor the anti Semi tics
who call all of Jev:ry Christ Killers, but I do know the.t ever;; country
.". . I is cursed v1ith the n.unber and kind of Jer.s it deserves e.r.d will suffer
from them until it expclls them - or else

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"I \rl sh only to add 1hat my friend BO?J!E~:AJ<:>c was mar.y years active
in Sweden preparine; all for the recovery of our party and a closer approach
to our ideals. ~en if' heads must roll again.
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In the mean time I,am
/s/ Adolf' Hitler
Reichskanyer
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Ex~~nation of the envelope addressed tolllllllllbearir~ HITL~'s

purported return address in Berlin disclosed it bor~oelled German
postage stamps but no postmark on the envelope itself observed
H
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as oontaired in the other

envelope
• taken two stamps i'rom another envelope
them thereon for attomptin; to porpetr~t~ this
hoax was to . t e a sensation. years ol1 a~ seemod~be a p
pE<thio case. face i'l>tshed becDm<~ andW
had a weak hear • The interview continuad a~~uranco
had made no other similar efforts in the past and
fUrther hoaxes in the future.

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 The above described letters and envelonos aro enclosed herewith
for the in£ormation and assistance of the Burenu should it be desirable to
tir~ with othar sirr..ilar comnr~nicaticns received from
aonpii.rG tha hiin-.::IWTi
othor sources. -,.;as ini'or1:1ed of the outco111e and no publicity hils
resul';ed.
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Unib~ ~tntes Department of . . Alltire
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Amcrica·1 L:.mbassy
IN REPLY, JOLEASE REFER TO

PU K U M 8 E R - - - -
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October 31, 1947. c 1.1) -rzk~r
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Ther~> is &tt,;,.,\·,nJ for the inf'ormati on of' the Bureau,

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copy of 0! Special RopoPt Ho. 53 (OI-SR/53) dated October 4,
1'247. .This report cont•;:.r.s !l series of ar,;uments to prove
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th&t ::>r;~:-1-!oJ.'ell, p!:ysici:m to Hitler, did not give poison to him
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were mE. de by people \"ho i:ne·.v Hitler and by scientists or chemists
who oxel':ine J tht> d!'u:;s 1·:i~;. ch :.:ore 11 &C:l'lin::. s tered to Hitler.
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'fhe ru:nor tL::.t J:o::-ell r;as polson:ns Hitler was started by ~

·Glesin~ 1 a physician ~h~ h~d accezs to ll~tler for a while '..n
.. aft"" July .·0 1 194·1 1 unci l'.'ho 1 to,;ethor with Dr_./Brandt, ·pro-
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these might ar.countfor his crimes and other actions.
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Frankfurt 1 Germnny 1 n!'ld ccpies of' same ere not being retained .• -~·
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Itie tb&t the writiDg Clll the CJvelope allegedly

addressed J.dolt Hitler and tlst ~tion was
writttlll writer of the letter t o - - -
The writing waa searched in the AnCXQ'lllOUAI Letter File without
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SUBJI!CT: liHR:REABOUTS CF ADCLPH HITLER
t.!ISCELLANEOUS -··

n"'""""' that the area near Schwindige is very

of a rou~ terrain and that. . opinion i ~
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DATI!: February 28 1 1948
FROM James H. Merritt
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SUBJECT: ADOIF' HI'l'l£'i and l'tamail aboard wr. Ros1n
ll&r. Tracy
wr. C&TI,)
City of Ne\': Qrlea.,s, Ill. Central Ia.
wr.~an
Railroad, 2I2BI4S llr. G::rr:•a
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Mlaa Holllli

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... .,:;'""'·" on the Illinois Central Railroad, boarded
the City 1 a n which left !lev: orleans at 8:00A.M. today,
at CaiMlinois, at 8:02 P,U,, Central Standard Time, tonight. on this
train )bserved a :ao."l in Seat 40, car 10, who~believed was ADOLF
HITL!F.. n~s individual Tras accompanied by a .-on:an. escribed the
lll&D ali folloYIS: ,
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• Height 5'11" / ·
Weigi1t 180 pound
Age 59 to 60
Hair Dark br01m
~&aring a brc~ double-breasted suit

- Small light mustach~

J::Xtre:r.ely nerVOUII
Spoke in bo~h English and German. Had heav.y German accent.
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Hair Dark brown turning gray
Green dress v~th nne·.v look"
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was sober and claimed that also. ~-

POSTER stated that it was not possible due to

s Agents board this train,
Champaign, Illinois,
are both very friendly to the eau,
the train and observe these individuals and report back to him.
that he also cr.lled SAC McS\VAIN in Chicago as the train was due to arrive at
one station in Chicago at 11:43 P.M., CST, and at another station in Chicago .·

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cover both stations, and observe these individuals, and that )4cSWAI~_woul~ call '{i
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inquiries on this matter from the press as the information was known
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AC KELLY of the Sprin~field Office stated

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ampaign fr:sr a short time but boarded the train again

Kankakee, Illinois,
left t.he train at v~"""'"
none fitted the descriptions o~ t.he individuals in question.
'llhen 1t

also checked Car 10 of the train and found Seat 40 empty.

this was not tov significant as he was previously told t.hat the man and woman
1 l l i i i i i i l i i i t most of the day in the club car which l':'as not checked by

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TO : :.:r. D. !.:, Ladd 0 """' DATE: !Larch 3, 1948

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SUBJECT: ADOl-F Hl'.L~~ c.nd wo:r.an aboard
Git.y cf ;;ew Orleans, I.ll. Central
r~ilroad, 2/28/48

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At 4:30 pm toda~', I, called SAC ~:cS•ain in Chicago in accord
llith your instructions r.ith reforcnce to the menorandurn of February 28, 1948,
r~lating to the identificatior, of a passenger on the abovt>-:lescri bed train as
being Adolf ?.iol~r.

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a· st;.t<'d
t!;3.t tf.is n1s washsc! out; that t1vo Special Agents,
-..r-n , had' got nn t~e train and had closely observed the
~uestion a.n m.s woman col'l,.,anion. It was so obvious to the Agents
that this r~rson nas not ~do~f Hitler that they did not ~ake a positive determinati ~f
of l".is irlentit;r, feeling -:,;,at it 7lnuld poss!.!Jly create a situation causlng absurd V\,
publicity. He stat-ed that the pe:-zon in question ,-;as not more than 42; that instea
of a foreizn accent, he h;:,d a very pronounced south~rn aoc•mt; he wore a br01m.
mustache; and hj_s e;;e::1eral appeare.!lCc and over-all description precluded any
possibility of his bei~ identical'ltith Adolf Hitler. The Yloman accompanyi. . m, .
who b~en staoed to be 41 years old, in the o~inion of Agents
and not ha,·e bt;<en more than 22 or 23. She v11<S much younger til .
her description and ~he had no fordgn accent whatever. /

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You have a 50-<"iO cl:ance f'i.ndino~tler in tl!i;; loration.
~ a nan :: yca•s b:.c'k get out of a bo.r cnr• th~ ve1•y i'i:!Clf7e
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I am alone. Have seen h'i.m and he dodeged out of sight.
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IN'mRNAL SECURITY - G --:-~ . . , !)
Concerning Person possibly identical with. ADOLPH ·HITLER
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d&7 of' their arrival they were dumbfoWlded b7 the appearance or a ID&ll in ::· .. --~:~·or~
the hotel lobby who ap~ared identical in ever;y respect with ADOLPH HITLER~,: ,-_'~'~i~-
This unknown person was described as S•lo-1/2• to 11" and weighing 185 to ,- ·~' ,--:_,i.•
190 pounds, There was no attempt at disguise, During their short. period . _,., . ;;! !;t:(
or residence the;y never eaw thi:l ur.lm011I1 person in cowpe.ny or other people · • 1I_. •. ·
except. af'ter ll
p,l!l, in the .-rining when· !our or rive other nsitors and ·;.;_{''.:
the Wlkno1m individual 1f0uld play chess in the lobb7, ·-'; .: t.:~ \A)
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- - f u r t h e r advised t.ht.t. the ~uapicions

of' his wife and himself were ..
~tied by the f'ollolrlng en\ll:IJrated p<lculiar circumstances: . '·. ; : <f•k~
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1. l'lhile no concrete evidence existed t h e - f e l t that they 'were being .-.~~l( \.:',
sp!.od upon anti intorra.t.ion a~ to their ~es wa~. being obtained_,~~ , t:•): '',{

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Upon their arrival the;y encountered an American colonel and his family· ',.:·-i· ·1·:,,! .,:
consisting of' hia wife anti two children, They were struck bT the apparent.;.-~ ~~tV
newnesa ot the colonel's unifor;n which had t.he appearance or never , .- :, : ;,;.~;, · r
wit'fi. •
having been worn before and by the distinct European lire as or his ~~to\.. ::~r
and children. · .• -~r~}ii-9 - o':rf~''t;
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4• Upon returning to that section of Canada in 1947 th~ound IIQ -·~~.~\J\
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him. In addition, those pe~ple whom thaT recall •~ grooming themselve~ ··''' -;., ;i l · ·
eimilar to HITLER had in the meantime changed their loo~. , -~ _ ·~- • ·: . . ':: :.
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Hasn't Adolph Hitler died! This is the hope· of gvery i '
Investigator b thellni~ed· States b~c::luse none of the..T- heve been
able to locate the hid~place o: the German Dictator.

They will n~er succeed in locating it because enormous

difficulties stand in the m:y o! the moat expert detectives. It 1a
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yoU!'lf: man by the no.rne of N?.Ili:J.E!DnR!Y· lmll:B:!l:.!TROR ( this mu.st refer to
Joachim von :Ribbentrop). Ro~r.rrer, a hues fortWle is involved. - i t i I

woul.d cost theJ:l about 1iwent;r Llillion dollars to obtain the information.

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liP York C1t70 1'urniahed
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Theee ollppinga d~ with a curn."lt. •torT 1n Bogota 1Dd1catJ.nc t.hat.
A.dolph Hitler 1a proaent.l;r 1n Bo,&Ota, ColOIIbia.

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P!lotostetic cop~' o:t article which appee.red in '".1ueve York .A.1 Dia"
( :&e\: York Da.:r by D~·) , Spanish neuspaper publisheO. in lTev York Cit~·.

Saturoay, May 22, 1948.

Bea~ine on first page: li ll Rlj:ORED .mtJ: RITLr 1§. 1!l :BOGC::'A,

( article on pace 5 •

A fantastic letter prcrriO.es details which are arousin.:; curiosit:· in the

cost skepticel ?arsons.

The neu£1!la.::>er • ll'uevc York .A.1 Dia" reproduces the letter aent to the nel's-
p~er "EJ. ~il!!lpon in l!o.:;ota, by the uniC:.enti:f'ied :person \~ho s~;?"~eC:. "A::-,it;o,
a=.i&o, e.r.-.igo ". Tl-.e let~er is aC:Lres seC. :fro!:. Oranjestad., I sla.nc:. of .Aru.bc.,
end ~ted ..l:>ril 27, 1948.

The ~:ri ter bc.ldl~· states that R!C:L!:It IS !:t;\; r;: l!O~-OTA, •.A.-,i.:;o, ani co,
- udco" cld"'s tl1et Ri tler iE in :?erfect hec.l th. l!e l~:.st so.\·: F-i tl£r aoout te:o
d.;.:·s a;;o. As soon as "a.r brerl:s out betueen the Uni tee States e.r..c Pllssia, ~it­
ler :plans to set hinrelf up as he~.c:. of the \1estern ~1orld, Be hopes to cather

...--_ :--- ,-' toGether an ~· of five million oen in the >testen:: heoisphere, in orC:.er to
leaC. e. &eneral crusade ac;ainst :Bolshevism. ".A:ligo, onigo, aoigo" as~erts that
llitler has O.eclared thAt n If tlar breal::s out about t~10 thirds of the ?Opulation
of the world may succunb, but there will be a~ficient astronomical space left
to allo~' the conq_uerors to extend towarG. sidereal paths where they will enjoy
abidin& greatness and peace.•

·~igo, amit;o, amigo" claims that Bitler aspires to the con~~est of the
~:oon anO. Hars, after he has COJn?letel;r defeateC: lmssia.

•~igo, ami~;;o, a.t1igo ~ provides the follo~ri~ data re the arrival of :Ei t-
ler in l!o&ota, Colombia:-

.Hitler landed from subnarine n:a, V.Z.- 1048" in llal'liahond.t.., con.st of Gua-
jira in Color.:bia, at dawn of Jul:• 19, 1945, He was accompanied by eix !!len;
two of the!:! were re.C:io anC: precision instruoent e:o;:>erte; t1·:o t:ere lieuten=t
colonel•, one of theo an infantry officer, anC: tl.e other an art1lle17 officer;
one l!lan was a JDE'.jor in the air corps, anC. the last was e. submarine ~ert • .All
of thee were ge.rbeC. in civilian clothes, disGI!ileC. aa peasants. The~· carried
eo)l.ipment covered. w1 th oilskin, a..'1C. co.nvas baes cont~.ini!l{; AMerict.n dollars ani'.
\ls Mountino; to three oillion dollars. '!'he mone~· was hidO.en in household.
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Guajiroa Indiana vho were avai till4:; them at a 8pecial 8p0t in order to caille
them and their equipment to arranged placea. 'l'wo ~entl or oontact aen came
with the•e Indiana, ~7 had ar~ei!. eveeything in advance, and llad horae•
end a t:ro.ck vaitin4; clou b7, Eitlar and hil .. cort had a ver;y ardwm.a trip.
!fhey vere forced to travel at Di~t and ao~:~etimea at early dawn, J'1nelly, they
aJ"rived at a amall port in Kacdalena. Jlere the;y boarded Ul8ll carco boate or
bar~e• and travelled to another po:!"t in th!! ~tame :D!!partm!!nt. !Jley tre.velled
third cl.a... J'rom the capital o:r Santander to J'amplona they travelled acain
b7 truck, and !rom Pamplona to :Bo,ota they travelled by apecial car. !hey never
atopped at ~ hotel o! ~ type. !he contact men or 11aiaon agents took charge
~ cetting pa88ace on boat., etc, and o:r providiJ~i: tran8portat1on and provi-

.•· dona. !rucks and other vehicle• were lll-ys boarded at holated place• which
vvre at ~te a dietance !rom any tovna or ~tiea.

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frequented ·movie• from the time of hie arrival in llogota, Colombia.
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pve him the appearance r4 an apathetic foreigner vho aeemed to be o:t delicate
health. •

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paper. !hh pat;e 11 not enclo1ed, - tran.elator'• n.ote).

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Photostatic copy o:f' article which aJ?!>ee.red in 1 El Tiampo•, Spp.nish

neuspa:;>er pc.blished in l!ocota, Columbia,

.1=e 20, 1948,

J'a.ntyy E. liaa11 t:r 0Q:lcern1ne Eitler .-

A Col=bian confirns the story told by 1.lr.ligo, anigo, anie;o".

The voya.,:;e by eu'bl!la.rine, the death o:f' :Elve. :Braun o.nd the landing in Florida,-
The C.eo.th of Go.itL"l would have been a master coup CE;e.bst eonnuniss on iHiieria

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part.- The plan "becones ha::ya - the Illlsice.l key, Oolo1:1bians tool: part 1n the
ail.venture, Ei tler has alre~y ~iaappea.red :f'ro1:1 the savanna of :Boc;ota.

• ! ln our edition of May we published a strange and sensational letter, peat-

marked Our&.9&0 e.nd eigneii by •.AI!ligo, amigo, Br.ligo n ( Friend, :!'ri enC., friend). In
it the unidentified writer d~~:~ands 50,000 dollArs to reveal, with ~:~ore exact de-
tells, the eY~stence o! Adolf F~tler in the a&v~~~ of !oeota. !e ~~~~shad rather
exact detail. Yestert:P.y we received, place of origin unknotm but C.efini telr d.is-
ta.nt judt;inc from the date, a letter frot1 a man who claitls to be a Colot1bian, and
who d.isguises his n=e in order that he will not be iC.entified, The un.l:nol·."l'l man
clains that the story told by 1.Ar.ligo, anir,o, ami eo" ia the gospel trutr., and he
rei~tes hie sense.tional intervention in this "affair", connectinc it with the as-
aassination of Dr. Gai~. The letter of IIMr. Jhdoro Llama Seltz" follows:-

~· 19, 1948.

Director of •El Tiempo•.

Dear Sir:

'rhere is nothing fant~stic about the atoey ,.1hich aJ?!>ea.red in

)'B& terdayl s ed.i tio!l of y-our netrspaper which vas signed with the pseudon:m, n Amigo,
nnigo, a~:~icon, anc: gives an exact account of the presence of Hitler in the aavF.nna
of :Boe;ota. Since January, 1945, appro:z:ime.tel;• three ;rears, I 4ve been kept 1n-
fomeC::. recr-.rc'.inc the pl~:.ns of the ex-Chancellor of Gerne.n:" for thP future. Purely
throuch coincidence I beccne involve~ in th~se plans. They ~ve been diwclosed-to
ce throu.:;h a third person. In order to cle.rify the story, rather th~.n confuse it,
I want to tell y-ou how I beCSI!Ie a part of the cice.ntic plan acainst Soviet Oo=un-
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ed.uce.tea. Ul liUrope and have ~ent the grea.ter part of my life outside of my
country. Just as a whim, when I was in Berlin for the Olympic Games in 1936,
I insieted on meeting Hitler. .l former clasamate of mine, who ve.e a friend of
the Ge:rman We,r ~!iniBter, intervened and arreJlt;eG. the introduction. I was e»-
tremel:y favorably impreued by Eitler1a brilliant and genial personality. I
had always believed thl't :Hitler despised the Latin race, in particular, the Span-
ilh-.bericana, but the manner with which be received me, the hospite.lity he ex-
tended to me, and the lol:l{; conversation we held together, che.nged my opinion col!l-
pieteiy. i'rom that time on, everyt:i.me I happene<i to be in ~erman;y, I would try
to arreJlt;e to have an interview with him, end in that vay our :friendship developed.
More than once, I vas of 1ervice to him in matters concernin€ South Aoerican Di-
I; plol!lata. Once we drew ~:q> a plan for the induatrialization o:f' latin America, on
; the basis o:f' !Jerman investments. I wanted to p11t into practise an ex.c>eri.ment re-
lative to the industrialization o:f' various lands which I owned at that tioe in the
~·- DepartiJent o:f' l1e.rino. \'ben lhe German uperte who were e;oinc to collaborate in

), this task were re~· to l:lal:e the trip to ColOI!lbia, war broke out.

Il-.:rin.:; 1:1ost o~ the we.r I t1t:'.S in l'w'O!'e, exc~t for e. brief' inter-
~- I lude of several months in Colo~:~bie attendinc to my business affairs, ana e. :f'ew
. ! ~'S in •=er vhich I spent in ·Bemud.a, at that time under the rit;id control of
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:Sri tieh m111t&ry P.Uthorities. Toward the end of 1944, when I '1mB in n llllrO!'enn
country, the n&~e of which I ce.nnot divulge, I was a victil:l of the Soviet QPU
( lhssian Secret Police), who hell. definitely confirmed my close ties with Gemany.
After three days of terrible persecution, I succeeded in crossill.b the frontier
into another country vhere the Soviet Go\•ernment could. not operate with such :f'ree-
do:t~.

January 12, 1945,- I received a visit :f'rom X, a vell known German

A€ent. He hinted at the possibilitr of German defeat and gave me a period of two
days to think of the J!IOBt witable spot in South .America. as a refuge for Hitler
and a group of German Scientists and officers, in caee the latter should :f'ind it
necessary to "disappear from the world 1cenen temporarily.

Jan. 13, 1945.- I wre.cked my bra'1n trying to decide what spot

would. provide the greatest 1ecurity. I decicl.ed to recommend Colombia, my own
co=try. Its vast stretches of unpopulated land• would lend themselves perfectly
as a hidint; place for Hitler and hill escort. :Beside&, I otlll. hole.ted 1tretches of
lana there vhich would be eapecially suitable for the plan which beset me, and
dnce 1t was my native country, I could work with r,rer.ter ease. The gro~:q> could
easily enter the country by one of two vaye: via the Pacific Coast of Jrariiio, or
via the ~rded coast of Ouajir•· Raving been in Riohacha, Caetillete&, Bahia-
benda and l!anaure, as e. youth, and beillf: of the opinion that the trip vie. the Paci-
fic would involve extreme d.iffieul ties Iince one would have to fiy or come thro\lbh
the Panama Canal ( I vas still ~are of the fact that there existed a subme.rine
route between Jurope and .Americas, and that the trip would be made by wbmarine),
I decided to reccmtlend entrance via Ouajira.

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J~y 15, 1945,- I met X and recommended that the party

enter via Gu.aj 1ra and I gave him a travel guid.e which would brinE: Ri tler and.
his group from the Penlnaula to my property in Nar1fi0 1n a ver1 aecret manner.

January 30 0 1945,- Until today I have contacted. ~ Be inatruct-

ed ae to go lmme>tliatel;y to Colombia in ord.er to arrange detaill of the plan. X
informed me that the trip would be made 'by lubme.rine and that :Bahiabonda would
1erve aa the place of entrance. Ita con would be ideally 8U1 ted to thia type of
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ment of Magdalena, 11 ColoJDb1a 1 a largelt natural airplane landillf: :field, •La Loma•.
Ye agreed on the method of contact and mudcal key• baaed on the first JDOVement
of Ha7dn'• "'roy S~hon;y 11 , which l must use to cor.IJ!IWlicate with Ger:tlallY via radio,

~riving in ColoJD'bia, I proceeded to 1elect my collaborators or

1 contactmen 11 • !l\to of them were faithfu.l. :faoily 1ervants; the third., e. hi~
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ranking Colombian army officer; the fourth, a con•errative leader of Antioqaia;
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the fifth, a violently anti-Communht liberal leader: the dxtb, an intelligent
and u:tremely vealtby heiress and sports enthusiast of Valle C.el Cauca,
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!o make this ator,r. brief, I ahall .umnarize the rest of the eventa:
£] J.fter he.vinc maf.e all the necessary arra.nc;er~enh, which required well over a month
and a half, during which period I Yea constantly in contact with Germany ~ the
"Bitler Grou!>' ( of which ".Amigo, amigo, amigo" did not aEcy" he :foi'::led e. p&l't, as
did Mc.rtin llorxna.nn), the landing was made in :Bahiahonde on July 19, 1945, at dawn.
The 1 0uajira Indians" which ·~igo, am1eo, amigo" JDentions in his ator~ were none
other than three of the most important contact JDen. We could not take the riak
of obtaining true Ous.jire indians because they miGht have been bribed by aoJDe one
to betray us to the authorities,

l'rom here on, the ator;· differs froiD the one told by •.Amigo, amigo,
amigo" ( vhom I believe to be a tall, alender Do.tcbman ( !lolland) who was a mem-
ber of the group, and whom I :tre~ntly ae.w at the plantation in the aavanna of
:Bor;gta which Xitler and hi• committee later occupied.. ieaerve cannot be 'the cause
of tera;iveraation of event. on the part of thb 1nd1Tichlal vho offers to 1ell hia
petty aecreta for 50,000 dollara, I do not know vhat his motive 11, nevertheleu,
this 11 what really occurred.~-

~r •:l.x day& Ri tler and hi a tollovera travelled on horseback, only

at night, from l!ehiahonda to the "La Loma" landi~ :field. .A.t the agreet. hour of
JDeeting three contact men and I waited at the rendezvoua. We had. aucceedeC. in ac-
qu.iring three Ull!.ll four-paaseil41:er St1naon planea, to bepn the trip from there to
l'a.riiio. ~uen, I Ve.i t.ue.derU..y 1ntorme0. by a hS.gh-rADking Gennan officer. that !1 tler
had c:han&ed hit mind and he had decided not to hide on my property,

Bitler, Bormann, two German p~ieitte and tvo pilots travelled b;y
plane to a deatination that I then ignored, !rhey carried vi th tha aeeret :plans
for the V-3 Slcy :Bocl:et bomb, the int<'rplaneta:r;y Sky rock:eta and the cocplete re-

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cord of the German DUclee.:r- investication. Ve e.nd the rer.~ainder of the gr01%p
would travel v1 th the laboratory equipment and other objects wl'-.ich they bad
bro'Qbb.t from Ge:nna.tcy", 1n trucks ~ vehicle as far aa Jag.la, and !ron here we
wou1d ~Ake the rest of the trip into t~ interior by foot in ~~~ate st~es.

When I eaw 1litler B<:ain, a month later, on e. ple.nte.tion in the

eave.nna of llo~ota, I found out e.bout their :flight. J.t datm on the 26th of July,
they landec!. the planes in a n11ng :t'ield at Ie Florida, in that abe.ndoned ~pot
below 68th Street in l!o~ta. !he flight was rough. !hey had been forced to fly
by nie;ht over the mounte.in che.in vi th planes that he.d little power and naturally
bad no radio beame, !he ek:ill of the pilota was ehown under these circumstances.
Once they had landed, the pilots burne~ the planes and the remains were aubQer~ed
in the nearby marsh of Santa 1-laria.

In I.e noride., three persona,who until that tllle haG. taken no part
in the plan that haL. been revealed to iae, met I!itler. One of theiJ owneC. the planta-
tion where Hitler was going to etay. !rhe latter had been averse to tru.stinc only
in me, an! e.t the last moment he haO. chant;ecl. his 1:1inG., however, I conti!l118d to be
a part o:f his intil:!ate :follo..,-in{;.

J'or months the f:l.t;ht against the C:omnunhts all over the world waB
led fro.1:1 thie plantation in the aavanna. Only once, a.t the beGinnine of 1946,
when the llussian Let;e.tion 1n :Bogota be~;an to increase its pereoMel, did we :fep.r
that the Soviets had discovered the hiding place of the FUehrer. Our fears were
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dissipe.ted weekll le.ter, when GPt; ( Russian Secret Police) ,Aeents, folleC. in their
attecpts to track down Hitler and his t;roup ~tho were cheerfully conductinc their
~fiebla.• operation, es they called the plan,( ~ransletor•s note: ~lieble• means

_( cist, haze or a film that covers an object, anc it probably expresses the fact
that Hitler and his Aeents were successful in concealinc their identity) returned
to l:oscow discouraged. No\t we kno\' why the Jnssie.n Legation in l!ocote he.d such a
larce ata.:rf. Ritler was aware of every one of their movlll!lente, !rhe 0 grou;p" hall.
an 'IID'lercover agent in the lhssian Legation itself.

German agents e.nC. ecientiBta kept arriving in Colombia., eome via

the secret eubnarine route e.eroes the Atlantic, and others disguise~'. e.s Jelolish
imcigre.nta. On one plea.se.nt occasion a republican leader fron the United States
vhited the eave.nna plantation. Other, republicans and democre.ts came later. In
the quiet manaion the moat noble of al.l crusades was taking ple.ce: the :fic;ht a-
gainst the red. aerpent of the bloocl.J' l·luskovi te C:om=ism.

J.nd. now, the most eensationel revelation of this story:-

At the becinninc of this year, when the differences between the
United Statea and the Soviet Goverm~ent were becomint; more eviG.ent at the 'Cl7 ass-
dona, Hitler felt the time had a.rrived to start the holy war aeninst Russia. How-
ever, it ttas neceasary to inflane ell o!" .Arnerice., in order thr.t with its .mo::-1:.1 and
ma,terie.l support, the United States would abNldon its defensive policy, and le.unch
fortl-. a.geinst llussia. !he ninth Pa.n .American Conference was a propitious occasion,
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not onJ..- was it r;oin;; to be held 1n l!o;:;ota where it vas eP.BY for the "r;rou.p"
to operate ~rom their nearby be.ae, but it was going to be bela in ~gota at a
time when there was creat uncertainty in the internal politics of Colombi~.

E1 tler'a genius conceived. the perfect plan: when the Conference

vas e.t its he!ght, they wouJ.O. assassinate the lee.C.er of the Liberal Fe.rty, Dr.
Jor&e Eliecer Gei tan: the Communists would be blamed for this deed P.S they had
been blameC.. for the burnillE; of the Beichatflb• .~e •group" had e.n undercover
a&ent in Dr. Ospine. Perez' cabinet who wou1d take char;;e of this part. German
agents were to lead the p1llae1ng and tacldDg of churches e.nC. ucred builcl.inge,
deeds which would be easily attributed to the International CollriUDi&ta. ~e
Conference vo·~O. terminate inmediately, Colombia wou1d aever relations with the
Soviet Gove=ent, then the United States wottl~. a ever relations >:-i th the USSR,
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~ ' and war would co~:~e, the t;rer.t cru.sa.C.e ae;t>.inst Oommmi1111. Hitler vouJ.d ree.rpee.r
then to leaC. the western world acainst the l·lna!:ovi tes. 'l!he acheme was perfect.

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ree.C.y been finished.. E:..cl I l:no•m· I wou.lC. hcve op;.>oseC: i t since the life of
Gaitan teemed very precious tQ me. ~e date of the coup had been chosen by E1 t-
ler in accordance with his peraonel astrologer. !he contact man between the
l!lllrderer of Dr. Gaitan and the' "f:l'ou.p" was a conaervative deputy. Eowever, this
individual never did know under whose orders he was acting. One of the indivi-
anals who met the :fuehrer when the latter lsnded 1n Le. norida had teken it upon
himaelf to couvince the deputy of the necessity of the crime, arcuinc on the
baais of internal politics. In his turn, the deputy had no trouble convincing
the =rd.erer, a fe.natic. Hitler hai. conceivea e. me.ster plan.

c OnJ.y one detail we.e lacking: the "group's" confidence men in Wash-
incton failed in their attenpt to have the '11n1 ted States breal:: with the Soviet
Gover=ent ae a result of the events of J.yril 9th.

I had not aeen E1 tler since J.-or11 5th. When I returned to the planta,-
tion on J.pril 15th, it was completely eqpty. !he equipment, the laboratories,
everythin& had disappeared! --

The author of the letter clairls that Eva :Braun died durinc the
auboarine trip of enbolism. From tbr.t title on Hitler had become extreme:!.~· taci-
turn ana apathetic. 'l'he only thine which in...."'leJ:~ed his enthusinen was the thou.&ht
of a world crusade at;e.inst the Reds or Russians.

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Trg,nF.lntecd, by:
Rose R. Offenbacher
Ju.l;: 27, 1948, R.€fY'
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Photostatic copy o:f article which a;ppe:u-ed in •EJ. Tiempo•, Spanish

ne1·spa:per pu.blished in :Bocota, Colom'oia.

June 24, 1948.

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ported b~· JUdoro IJ.e.n.a ( or Illana) Seltz, in the letter publisheC: last Su.'l-
dc.,y. H.R,.:, offers to prove this atate::1ent to ColOPbian authorities br show-
~=~: inc theo ~idence he possesses relative to preparations for Hitler's icoiGTa-
l tion to the country, ·
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!rhe ne\<spaper "El Tier.~po" publishes a letter sent to the director by

the ~bov~entioneC: R,H,Y., -
~-- l H.R,l:, clniDs to lJLvc tou,~ht l:ith t:~e Hi tler-!:Ussolini forces in Vorld
l:ar II. He C:eclares thFt durin~~ tLe :•ec.:-s 1():'". to 194::? ul:en Gerr.t?.n;;·, Itc.l;.·,

) e.'lc ot1•er ~operon countries >~ere le~.di!![;L t<trone offensive e.t:r:in•t the C:e..,o-
crecies, tLe caur.tries of South A::lerica , especially Colonbin, !CUAdor, :Bolivia,
Argentina and Chile, ,·,•ere fi{;htine at:ninst anti-C.enocrnc~· throuch their nws-

...' :papers ~ other publications, Th!.t was l·:hen Hitler o:r:e:-eC: to ind.ustrialize
Anerica,

R,H.~. clains to be a L\lrouean e7~le who hns been in ~erica since 1939,
.After bein.:; tr:::.ineC: in espionnc;e, h-;, uas sent as p,.n obse:."Ver to L:::.tin r..e:-ican
capik~e. such as :Bocota, ~enos Aires, Li:la, Sa..'lti~o, P.!o (,e Ja..'leiro, 11here
he contr.cteC: e.!lC:. tr~l:eC: to sone o: the bO.c:~"st ficureF in !'Olitic."tl life, In one
of tl;ese encounters he carelessly tP.D:eC. too I"!Ucl., ancl. he C:ociiled to return to
:El.!ro1le becc.use of the d.an{;er of bein,:; put to dec.th in a C()untry far fron his
honele.nd. ~ne ord.er for his return CPJ:le to him t!lrou,:;h t!;e 5->anish lirnbass~· in
~enos Aires in 1940, but since he La~ened to be in s~~tiaco~ it was delivered
to hin there by one of the S:>a."li sl1 :CO'bass:· e,:;ents a feu ~·e later, Ee c.'oe.nced
his minC. "bout returninc to Europe becruse he fer:ree. he t~oulO. be !_'uni~hei'c in ac-
corc:.a.nc<' to the ruler- of the 1;azi J:>Ur,;:e, lk t:ecite•C. to ren,.in in So~'th ,A:-,ericc.
r.n:'. tal:e t''e riF.~: o:" beinc ::1ll£>C 1:;· so~£' ot!.er e<.:ent, Hr clr.i~~ to be the son
of c L~.tO.n .Ailcric::n ''O!.lt~ ar.c: c. Gc:'C!::.n ,_.:,o ~C. risen in r.ilit,.,;r:• circles onl;•
recc:1tl:t.

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TO Director, PBI DATE' July 14, 1948

SAC, New York

SUBjECT' REPORTED PRESENCE OF ADOLPH HITlER ...

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on July 6, 1948
a Co1cmbian by birth
NYC~ 1

to the office V~it':l tw<> newspaper clinpinry from the publi~ . _

Tiempo", Bogota,ColOJtbie, One of tt•ese clippinr•s is from the issue~'
June 20, 1948, the other from the issue of June 24, 1948. She also /
presented a cnpy of tne nemspaner .Jlllueva York al Dia" of llay 22, 19421
pointinr, particularly to tho fror't page and pa~e 51 l
$it
. Photostatic copies nf each c1ip.,inr,, and of tho front pafe and
pa~e 5 of the newspane• ~cntio~cd, are hein~ forr.ardod herewith as a matte~
of infoma '-ion. It .,·il.l be n<'ted the;.· deal with a c1:rrent story that Aro~
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HITLER is now in Bor,ota,Colombia,
It should also be noted that!PMI3nti~ned receiving a
rumor in corres~ondence with friends 1illJci~Dffiiia to the effect that a
revolution is exrecterl. in that countr-.r on July 20 neTt, when the Liberals
are expected to try to nrever,t t!\e Conservatives fro:n assembling the
Con~ress.

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;J.l:Jt.<cr1c cor:!ir:aticrl of th<" nnr..cd a'.lt.l:or in a fnr.k =c ."<t>r or
arcuinc nh .. e~t 1~ iu a:~; tray. •-:ur. l:>ef.;;rc th•) un:~t!: of ~he two
stall b<J con91uered !J.r.al fc.r DJ.l t.1:.e11 ~ oc •e, 1:. r-.::7 cc •or~­
'lli.ilo ~ ex=lno t.bf, followin£a

=m w,u llttle eOt;.!Wlit~~ oi WbOvo, ior.lkva farJ.n:t, ~ 1etrict

pr1 .Telsnh, Ia;:osl.:lvia 1 t,.., &e:l have ll.ve:..i ror three ;year"•
~.u-:.rje
''" uf t.h•z: rat.!1or tall, rnt::cr slender with a i:nlscr-bo:.J'(! 1 tl-.at.
l!i a bea.rti ilS :;on: b;: t.hr: lm.. e !).:j)eror 1 r..r.z Joseph, '""~cl~ lt<:S
s~•;-ly c.-:.llcd t.niaer-bo·;rLI 11, ole t.uzt:-.La. f..<l1r co:;;bn·• ''' ;:-::re~;.

"The other one ia ec:aUor, but st·.;utor, wit.ll dart; :.·.ir,

u:;\.nclla, bot.h aact.ly like i:itlor userj to cccb res:wctlvel.y
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8Dot.h con, kncmn thP..rc ao cc.erc!w:ts rd.un-.ed fro:a ~cuth
A:::erica1 live vcr-.; c.,)dO!i t.l,Y, but :l.Z"C very ccr.cr·. t.:~ wlt!: the
~t.:l .00 zoup;.ore:.l to be e:t.t.r<:;;.cly rl.c!••

"'l'hny 11 vn wl
'.1V!' vr.ry ~r.~set, roc
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t.!;n;r 11ro tr;I'Vollln.;: or on tours, utc. md thcrn it 1:; nn
urmri.tte" law not. w talk abvat. t..'le twos et.ra.-:&err are alTT<Jl%1
toltl thot. nothing ill kncnm about. them. '!'he pee:a."lt.~ ~
gu~e!i of 1JJn ~u.rroU;'l<i1nt,; locaUt.l.cs h.:i.v1.1 bee:. br1.b("!:.l ltiUI
lolri;o ~No.-.... o!' r:;oney and 'b;:;und b;y obllr;at.J.on to kD"P e.l.lelut. •• •
In El&ort. 0 nobod7 knOllS l.bo:n or ~ alxr.lt th"th
1·t. w..::·ul.! b<-· :~dYiaat.,ln tr" lc--.:~ r:~ 1.!10 t;to b;;· the
''~:r.rv•!~·t.heless
u1w of an 1.nnccont trick, biltorA !ilt.lor•s ;:..'1 .. i-.;r- ...:m:l 1 1!1 .. oath is
Jc.f'~1it.ely acce?t.oJ ao a·r~o~r~c !net.

"Bobovo c::.n be roacl•od c.ll rol!cw!l& C'c.r.ln;: fr.., .. th'l r.orth t•r.
tlh" .f'ol':!!or f.a!lt.ri4:• eoutt.ern r .. llrolla, !"""" ·urltJ.l'£ (. nr.\.'bc.r) t.o
~i;x>~;JZ.wa ra.i.lroa-J st.a tion. Fra:~ l •.'lcr" " wJ.l.k oo !oot. for
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!16xt. stnt11'u 1n ':"oni!:Va. l"u'fe the trlliJ:, ,:o t~bcut h:tll' an !:oar
un !ovt, ,;ui.d<' ni!'Ccssacy. ·;r eon:.1nu<:> t.t; tl1a next nl.:lt.1,.n to
U;:oi;lAva. :;ho:l an abovo.

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lnt.t.eor aeciccnt. r.ipoeU.v is t.h(l siY.t.h ~:latlon
Ire:::. I'Dribo1· in ocuthor~ '<U.rectJ.on.

'l'he rellabllity or the writ.cr or t.ha &bOV!I let~cr is U!"'knOIIH anci

t.!..are is no rl'curo portu:~L'13 to hi:. in th:! !Ec:; of U'.is i'uro&U. 'i'IJ.l!
1nfcr.;mt!.Jn 111 '1>-.:~l.nc rurru.st.eJ t.o juu for l:l1.1t.evcr action you dellJl "::t rl-prlate
Ul'!.tl\tr lobo oircur.at.II."'COCo

rt. is Nqueat.vd that nu disB!llll1nation or t.r.b !:".a t.erhl be o-.:>.;!o

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CC 1 t.lrootor or Int.elll&enco
General SW!
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M!'. GtJr,
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~:r.F.rlgar Hoover 1 Chief Mr .. MohT
F~ddral Bureau of Tnve3tlration

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j,'r:.shi;1gtou, D.C.

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Mr. Ner.t4
Mi.. Gao

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:I l'e al.so bas a son r.l1o l:; an en:ployee of J:.dgar Hoo~
!i euffice as my introduction. l
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The enclosed lvtte1·, v:ritten in verman, ~m~e to our office I
on July .3, 1948. It was u.ailcd in i~en York Cit ;r on Jul;r lat, t .,.
The co:rt~:ltG c"serve attention in my opinion, although you lillY '
of tta letter r.·as a crank. II

The lettrr r.as e5dress~u to one of our a!!iployeea aDi the ..U
,i sp.,lling lt::.thin the letter as wall as of the address ehowe that
the l:rit.;r is an U.'le.ducated r-.an or a r.on-Gerl'l&ll. Thie al~o can ;

- I I be conclujed from tho fact thut he wrote nstati Unitin behind

:ier: Ycrk v.hich tends t.o shO'I! that the writer may be an Italian,
I Thora are tr.o mistakes in the ad:lrers: he
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At the e>nr of ~·~y 1948.

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...... . believe tl:at it \<as the issue of October 19.

In i n bock of the English at.tl:or,Trevor-Roper,roespectively his olleced:

~XP.ct
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confimatic.n of the t!&ath of Arl. lf Hitler and tbrtir Rormrn.

~t.Jr. T-ritr:r of t~~ s letter hs.f': no !nte:r:tir_:•. of contc.-stinr, the >:tstcri':" c·:-:fir·!':!.ti:m of

thr t•amed aut~.or in n fra.nl: Mann.-r or ar['uine abo~•.t it in ur.y ?:1<"';1. Rut :.-c r, r.;o U:c dr>ntl

of tr.e t?•o s~.a11 be cor.sic!ercd final for all tin:es to cor.e, it r.:ey be v•C'rt'C?.)-.i.l" to e':a::.:

the follov:in~ :

a Kniser-t-eard, t~.at is n beard as worn b;v the lute F."l;J~ror F,-an~ J~s": h, ..-hid• 7-RE s1.-·!

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cnllec' Ka.iser-benr<'l in old Au~ tria. Hair cor<bec1 upM.rcs.

'lhe ot~-er cne ie smaller , but Et:JUtt·r, ~-: th nark t:nir, rnustc.chc, "c•th ex'l~tly like

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Hitler userl to cnrb rc~rcctivl'ly cut it.
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Thr;y live vi th Live vE··ry mor·Est, !'.c-':r-.ive r.n

onP \'·ithout previcus announ~o~rnt anr~ thorot:gh e~v.a;.,ir.n.ticn, nr£. s· rictls :-;t.:.··~r~C>c~ 17 cvTI

c;unr0s. •.,stly they rove about in the forests of the ""''r B•cchcr !'vur.to.ir.e. Ac~o >;!>en

they are ~t home, it 'ls alv.n:'~ said tto.t they are tr:~vell.ing cr cr. tr.urs,ct:. ,\d t:;~rc

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Nevertheless it woulr~ he advisable to look at the t..·o by the. t'"' of an ir.; O"f·r;t tr~c

· tfe>re Hitler's and Dornm.nu• s f.e:otl;

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a -::•tlk on foot fe-r hn:!.f an hour,mostly through forest. UndPr any inno,<mt prete;;t a

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bvth in Bobovo,

LP.Ve t .."'le tr:dn, go about half an h ••ur on foot; ;;uide neces%ry. Or continue to t.!le

ne::t station t·:> Lipoglllva. Then as above.

tn.~lcr ont"!)
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New Yorker Staats-Ze1tung in Unser ~es1tz,
1ch glaube jene von 19, October.
Darin - - - S 1 e ein Buch des enSl.
Scltr1ftstel~r-Roper, bzw. seine
vennutl1ch genaue Feststellung des Todes von
Adolf Hi t1 er and Martin l:lormann.
Der Schreiber dieser Ze1len mochte n1cht
die gesch1chtl1che Feststellung des genannten
Authors gerade bestre1 ten oder sich irgendw1e
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wert ee1n, folgendes nachzupriifen •
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In dem kl e1t~en Orte ~obovo, Gemeinde
Ponikva, Bezirk Smarje pri Jellah, .fugoelavien,
leben se1t dre1 Jahren, zwe1 Manner. E1ner
z1eml1ch gross und eher schlank, mit einem
Kaiserbart. Dass will heissen, e1nen Bart wie
1hn des selige Ka1 ser Franz Joseph trug, wae man
1m alten Ostere1ch eben sch1echtweg Ka.1!1serbart
j nllnnte. Haare hochg6kimmt.
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zuriickgekehrte Kauneute, bekannt, leben Aehr
bescheiden, sind aber mit den Bauern reCht fre~­
gebig und geltm ale steinreioh.
dem
Leben ei ,
an~en vorherige Anme1dung
!rundlioher l'riifung, sind streng bewacht
durch eigene Wachen. 'Meistens streifen sie in
den Waldun.gen des nahen Baoherngebirges hel"'..un.
Auch wenn zu Hause w1rd atets gesagt s1e sei~en
auf reisen oder Turen,eto. Und es gilt dort ale
un.gesohr1ebenes Gesetz, nicht uber d1e be1den
zu sprea..lten; fremden gegenUber 1drd etets
gesagt das'l man von nichts weisst. Die Bauern
und die Gendarmerie der umliegenden Ortsohaf-
ten sin alle schwer bestoohen und zu Sohweigen
varpflichtet --- Kurz, niemand kennt sie oder
weisst etwas.
Denoch wire es angebracht, duroh irgend
einen unsohuld1gen Trick, sich die beiden genau
anzusehen, bevor man den Tod Hitler 1 a un.d
-·-· Bormann a al s gesch1Chtlioh en~.giil tig verbucht.
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~er:
uber die ehemalige oat. Sud-Balm, von Marburg
rem (Maribor) b1s zur Haltestelle L1poglava. Von dart
ate .-- eine hSJ. be Stun de Fussweg, mei a tens duroh Wa1 d.
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TO II. B. F'let cher DATE October 10, 1948
Mr. Tobotl
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rr.port that she

believes a guetit Tlho has been at h~•· orpast fe?l weeks is Adolf
Hitler, this belief being base<:: solel~
fact that. he looks eanewhat
like him. This perscn whose n:""" is - f t : l l name unJmo·•n) resides
tnere 11ith his 11ife anC: r;rown :>·n. · ,
r~ation ..-as incoherent and she is obviously demented.
She the 'nurca;• r.ot lone; ago at a time when she was
being persecuted and w2s r.aferrel to the local police. G. /. R. -l
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P.erer~n~" is ,;;·do to your com.uuuioation or Decalllber 5•

1948.

I ..., instructlnc; tho st. Louis Office of this Bureau

to have an .~gent con•act you conocrnin[; t:,,. inf'c.ro:~ation which.

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Your consideration in this matter is
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telephor.icelly
r:>oming house i'/ashington, D. C
iTI.!ormed that on the rd~ht
1948 that she sus;>ects one of hr.r guests to be Adolf Hitler,· based. upon
the fact that he som~mhat reseo:nbles Hitler's photographs. She stated ?) .
t.'lat tile gue~es in he::; hone with his llife and son and that their (1, 1._(
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·Will Leave U.S.
New York, .Jan. 2~.--<APJ- ~Seized
by immigration a;::cnts and facing an
exclu~ion hearin;:, German piani~t
Walter Gieseking cancelled a rro·
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wa!'l leaving the U.S. voluntarily to·
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HP. was held in custody ov(·;·night,
and his agent:; said they had bC'I<~!i.ed
pasSa~e for him on a plane leavia&
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mission to the country becau~e he
played before Hitler and performed
in Gez·many throu~hout the Nazi
regime. The pianist denied he ever
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want to thank you J:u1· ,-.:: .. dir.,~ l!;t; in!oi'IOia tion concbrni.Dg
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R.H. x. cl.ecle.res tb;.t be vent to Colo.c1:ia. in 194,~ vi th the help of

aoae l!ra.ziliana, a.fter :flePiD.b from Rimmler's BE:ents who follo~rod h1ln wherever
he went.

~ On J'ebruary 1 (1), 1945, he wa.s visiteC. by e. Gema.n who clni.:necl to know

him well and be very flllllilinr ~:1 th his recorc'. as e. 17e.zi s-oy in .Anerice.. He ahou-
e<l him d.ocuoe:~ts to prove this, e.n:l. then sho>~ed. him a.n ore.er •rhich etateC: that
E.li.:E:. t:as to colllo.bore.te \<ith this German in findin<; the best we.;:· to hel::;> l!i t-

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ler anC: his followers to enter Colo:~bie. eecretlr e.nd steP.lthil;r. On pa.in o~
slo~: torture a.n::: dell.th, H.:E.X. we.s forced to a.i!l in this plan. In e.ccorc:.e.nce
\:iti; cl.ef1nite orC:ers receiveii, he o::;ot in toucl: with .A,;;ent Z, conk.ct no. 16, =
e.t the enii o:f I'eb=y, 19~5. J..:;el't z. t>·p.ce:': for hi:o on c Colom'!oiP-'l ru>.:?, :Pos-
.. i sible point£ :Oro::: vhere I:i tler, J.!c"'..'tin llo::-=, cnf. other GertlD.l'lS cotu!l enter
- secretl;;. Re re!"erreC. ne to Colombian Acent X, contact l!le.ll no. 5-Col, with uhom
he ha.C: al.ree.~· discuasef. nnd. <::;>:JroveC: pla.n •zert 11 re et>cret ir.-,ib-r.'. ion of F.i t-
ler t:J>r. the others, btJ.Sed. on cc.rdina.l point 11\l-z..,phn, t:hi ch coincic'.es e:r.e.ctl:·
with the ~:~ost e::.tre~:~ely sout;1~1cstern :point o!" Color1oio.n terri to::-y.

SJ.o.ortly a;!'ter this. H.H.r:. bec=e 111 and Ve.s in .. hos:1i tc.l in :SO.:;ota
:for a one leDi,-th of tine. :he re:'ldMC: in the :,os:;:>i tcl. until e.!'tcr the Gernan
Le.:;at1on l::ali. been ae1zed by deo~cr"'tic forces.

B:.R.::. asser'tF.. tb:-.t he ie rer:.C:.:.~ to ~ro\e th:-.t t!u• sto::-:· ~olC. b:' ~..:.C:oro
Ll=~ Sel t:: 1 .. true. Re ,.-ill .:;i'l"e e.ll the in:or-~dion he has, inclutinc tl;e
:l2.r.:es of ve.riou.s Cola!:lbir...r..s l!ho pc.l"tici~o.teC: in the "~:'"t..ir 11 1 pro'\"':.t.inr.; ~U.s ol:n
=e anC. it:.enti t;,• r&:&.in secret. F.e \·;iehee th2.t the int.erviel' 1·:ill be secret
r-~C: con!'i~ential, because of the fe::.:r- thr t he "Till be e.seassinc.tet. b:· other a-
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in or!ler t4t he =Y return to hie f~il:· in Genmny, in the Uni tecl St:.tes Zone
)· j o:f Occupation. Ec cle.ine to be still persecutee: b;:· IIa.zi a.;:;entE.

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Dear Mr. Hoover

Is Adolph Hitler dead or alive? I hope you will &#3

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invited
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was alive. He spoke a perfect English, with no accent what-
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&#39;3.-. Dear Sirs

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I am currently researching a book which will
be based on the Hitler
documents: personal will, political testiment and marriage certificate.
As the attached letter indicates, The Federal Bureau of Investigat
ion cond""ted laboratory tests on the above mentioned documents to det-
ermine their authenticity. Because the documents, even in 1946, were
considered to
be of great public interest, I would like
@d organization can offer assistance in the following areas:
to know if your

__._ -c l. What was the procedure for determining the authenticity of the
above mentioned documents?
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documents at the testing site?
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illegible and are not suitable for reproduction.

Any assistance in this matter

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soon bedeclared dead0fTiciail§~"1
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keepsakes?
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Ruhr police today started a hunt
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woman saidtobe
hirincz gents to spread propa-
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with ernuds of visitors for forth- C.t!.l1Cltorniin; into Ilcgtiuin that nou.-callmeMrs.Hitler"!. lndleat-i
coming Presidential lnaugur-92tiu11 l:triur:I3&#39;
Ma! of hill-. and found in; that her romancehad at lait
cu-emongesmu Bi; Ilztil. See dnwdr the Noni top triumrirmie of Hitler, been legally comurnmated. probe-&#39;
looking Fan-me1&#39;sGrange Delegates hi; mistress Era Iiroum "6 his biy by the Nazi-prescribed Pagan
ln Clo [tossesat ei&#39;er_r turn oilh deputy Ilarw llurmann rlrantZti-3&#39; Rt-.ur.l which did not require bene-
I gentle but ihlllffr-&#39;~iTCeonct-n;rq- I&#39;iii92f92lltgfrom the Itrlvhr-ii.uu&#39;riior_1&#39;
n&#39;
of Clergy.
lion of the eo92:lntr.Y&#39;5
we Hr r&#39;1""=- on the. . 9292&#39;ilheim&#39;aira92-se
. P.r&#39;trtitaii&#39;
&#39;3. qmrttntllately
at theconclusion of It was -obviousthat oath:
creeps, nnuls. double timers. I&#39;ll-i everyone has made I conjecture.
i the-l"eonlercnce orders were bro ll- elusive could be nccompilshi
greedypaw men .15a hark relivi- cai throughout the Chancel! I out excavation or the bom
tg, is going lq be the l-rnsoiest Car- Top Thururrgitbrmi l
Birmri
. tho errryhorly, nithout excepti mlin the Garden. and an lure
. niral show. this 19450 .Hr . Arors
lllill}&#39;,&#39;l£IIlllitlll, _ thror"_,,
.. rece"ll92, rim- _ ghouitl repairto their respeciiyeiiof the Bunkers interior. _H
ed. is that at .92&#39;.unur, Belgium, oni diotely set aboutweouring
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< bi Q Prrnldgi Aznirew Jlrl-t.92un&#39;ei shelters
andrernaln
thereuntil-1 essory permission from the
rip snorting Home fuming some 92&#39;-l-L lln!
llllli been on United States
13t.i.5&#39;ears
ago. _ .92rm;&#39;Officer vtho was "part of the further orders. Shortly afterwardautlioritios_. In the ioterim
You hem" Mr. &#39;it&#39;umrm will ride foul-niitll icon: appointed by the
! "in an open barouche Ltncohi car SH.-&#39;tE]- Kelbnplta.
whose
in February. 15115.as a. ler&#39; station
was
tomt- able to communicate will
bunker, heard two shots I mi intelligence agencies.&#39; wlilc;
hlsseli and the ta:-ill at 9292:.lardPiannint. Board for our eonlem-| the&#39;direction of Hitler! room. gm] Irankly that they assume
{hi
Hotel. sinple and bath. beginning plated p-.u-tin "OperationBerlln."|
Jan. 15th to Jon. 24th. will tel burl: He hurl so l&#39;ami.i:!rizeri
anilnstant
lat:-r
sow the
Feuhr£rs
himself valdt. Stu:-niimniiteulirer Lin",
was dead. Tile Save seem:
nd tam to oven disposethe :
Thoughthe -.1.-i.ha&#39;it
yokeisjust $25per da,92&#39;. data
on the Gcrnmn capi- an unknown man carry out a body After considerable tliaotu.
paper OpthL|L~BCl con- tot and its chief inhabitants that euvered by at gray army blanket. argument permission was
Mr, &#39;Iruiuan&#39;s
didacy, Wusliington.D. C. &#39;_&#39;5t.n" he could easily qualify as our The head and shoulders were hill- the Russians on December i
specialIna..;iiinl Edition r.&#39;..l run AnzerivztnArmy&#39;s Lop Brars on the it&#39;ll, but the rest of the burly nits tlm. the lIlllCl&#39;l"plll}_li
it l
close to 1-i5 pages with
a of subject. It 9292&#39;
c:m_92&#39; to llillll§ that the gilaintr risil--c; it was elm] in Hit- ter in the Garden could
around about 5100.000worth of Anny turned in .=.o}-sins: the thys- ler&#39;s uniform. rated by a. quadripartile
-e-on-u te1&#39;_92&#39;
of the V:tni=ht&#39;rl Fuchrc1&#39;. A Iev: .s".cps too representative: mo 0.
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I[&#39;|¢i1iPlil}&#39;.
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lll$ behind oppQarel13&#39;
hub hub _92&#39;Q92[
nevi-ezteit llllrr nuts
item in the local "Post" announc- 9292&#39;:92=
The oiTi92erl92e uair n oionelL-
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Bormann,
lJE2i&#39;it&#39;ig
EraBl?1ir-1&#39;8" France_,-Britain _ai-id the
licori- Dori;-, vhich was not covrretl und States. DiggingIt-ll1.ed9.r|
ing the death of 1r.=net-tor S:-ti.tlti qrr.t1&#39;i|-|- at llrimc. hm: on Tiloyl. uas eh.-:i._vre~co,"nli:oblt-.Theilell: ller 11. _&#39; -- &#39;1
BryantHughes,UnitedStolenDe-ir 15115,92t;i&#39;i as.~i;&#39;,neti
iu the aule tllylty sideoi heron-as appeared
to Eight German laborer:
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oflnunii;-.:tlon,
or.u&#39;
3-our oi" m.tki|92gthe r1e92iI&#39;td
lion nlni.
it was
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lirvotztly hopvd.
with_ sn:>...rdup the zrounti ct
I-rrtto be dhrkcnrcl, pre:>u:n:&#39;.l;92Ey
around the Bunker, and
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tn. hioosl.Keznplcaodrlctlthat Hillel"-5;,
Qlo sly
l-was Mr.Hughes who t:-n:ie-- the llIll92J.92&#39;!"-[ll&#39;!il"lll lhaicrater
to
I depth
0!
l
rupture. lie int» valet aftcru&#39;n1&#39;c.i
ht-lri to the Theory, in it- tn hejoinedin hisum-itby anoiherIound the Fnehrcrlying overa sofa"
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l&#39;cprt*.F|:l1tiI92l1&#39;
the equallyshotthrough
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Pitorrey
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itlqllisitireBritishArmy.endthey thefloori!t.5l him. un wasthoEre};
iB I~;92&#39;o
Bra hittheeoncret I0
. 5"]; 92 nl[lBd
1&#39;ere.92se.92i
of mi!- an up-to-the-niiiiiitebrief- dead in a sent-.-clpoiltion on the ti-pmol abelter beneath
, .1;-thgi-11 S9292&#39;ll in £lu<ai.|| ire; by the Uzi:-i or Combat lu- Sili, shot.
or llc&#39;|1
lelligcnre for Sll.tF.F.
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throw-_zhtheheart. Pahorel or
earth was throw
iris carefully screened, t
aeeret pusseS!iIJI92-
At first It appim-ed that the AriurmgErr:lirmmAgaini darkness and a. heavy a1
i&#39;ii"&#39;0rid&#39;s
Crotrtml rliiyslcryIzzrestigalors lot uas to be motle Bormann, tioehlicl.-a, Linge, Kemp-i§92 colic-.l a halt to lheprooe
0113-not st-92.>t92-miter of unei;ircie::l;.&#39;
<ii.-co-.ery Ei925_!
by statements rc- i;o,&#39;possibly one or two others- 5 PJ-L all of interest lbll
three of the band oi liigluy bred CPI1il_92&#39; hbiailird Ilmui t92*.&#39;0
captu|&#39;HJ
inulilrllng Harnauthrn placed little Ioumi were two of Hitler
&#39;9. from I-rruch mt~.mbe:&#39;=
.i&#39;.l&#39;92O10llE,itlJi&#39;Bd
n1orcJ= ul the Lic&#39;o.~.ta*.*.oane
Adoii bodiesin a bomb crater in 1.helpink alip bearing Eve Bra
unit of Garden near the Bunker entraneel iials and aereral typewritie
and German breet.:t1ghart in Low- I-htirr. the green-l.ll&#39;tll&#39;D1&#39;l1tEd to Hitler from Goebbels.
er Andean Argentine caused eye- SS Troops which serred as I-litie:-s and dren:-he-tithem with some fortji possible lndicltibh iltlt Ii]
Origi- peisoimi borl_92&#39;gua.rd
brows to lift in .92til1&#39;il9I&#39;ltPili. and whose-al- gallons oi gasoline whichhad been;had been used as a l2l&#39;
nally, there
were in-rindum:-ca lP5lR.llt"!"as
s~192-:11 directly. and 50181?procured from the transport. office
i of purest and ililet blood serene, toOur him. . earlier In the day. A lighted oil- was not A TR/92UE."._ _
ii the-."~"e".r.i>Pitlfl- Ptlltlh. $0E92ltt2ti rugwa<thrown onthebod-1.During the progress oi I
eralued by John Rogers Smith- 92&#39;liu
;-:5-&#39;?i had been liitlrr&#39;> personrtl ieq. which burned tor the rest of,i ration the United States I
eid, noted Ellttlihll expo:-r. at tor led another party the
~.hh Messrs. Wentliei-h_92&#39;. at rlo=r to r-hzuifleur; the other was Hermon the e92enin:. I Bunker ttoelteand the um:
500,000pnuiitl.
IJIIL _.92 ?.r:.nu.
tutti of them 1&#39;0- who servcalas one ol the Karnau corroborated Ke1npka&#39;ii.-
outer ring of tzunrds suound the to .ill2Dl=!, ndrihig that Eva Bram tunnel that connectedlit
moln misting. int-luciilut l-=1 i!<92?t&#39;
carrying the hioociof great i-iilug clmnreliory. Each independently on. lying in tho crater fare don;i,lfRelehsobancellery. Both lit.
Fox and Galiteur.
of the other told almott. icteniiratl but could be recognized irom h 1 Bunker contained ebout;
stories
of wimz hml happened in lnohes of water, but no ho
The priceless hreeding horses blr. k shoes with cork. heels; I-lltl
.
the
were confiscated by the iIII&#39;lI.&#39;tII.N Chancellery at the end of the wsts&#39;
on his back. the blanket round. elthougli there we
takable olfactory evldenc
in the early stones of 92t&#39;i.i-hi War sirge. lohgrr covering his lace.
ies
had
once
been
them
it
ll |.ml. along with the L&#39;l92.tnrrlior_92&#39;
Dirt Evil |&#39;i&#39;r&#39;ti¢-r
Err,-rrpr-? I in the Bunker, which to
Jg ltilircliltll were rated ii the . 1,_ .23
,92¢-_ -0|- ling
to their ll!92illIlUIl!&#39;.
it hospital. sleeping end or
apeelal and personal loot oi llitler
hjgglglf, llow the |.II&#39;00tl mares 173,;
not
until
the last
dayofA|1lill92a£:k92li_:;§;U
- 1 icouunodatlou.he been bi
1ltr]&#39;nl1,|-it-e.&#39;_
____ - ~,
reached South America and by that llitier realized he and Ger- I
whom brought.li not nutr stated. many were deemed. ills beloved
Tho Important aspect is that. wart- Berlin falling in destruction about >
of the him; desertedby all but a lliurliul
tng interestin e&#39;-ig_a_},_J_&#39;.-_&#39;:I-the
of truwtcd lleuiollitnttt and the
Ggl-man monster l.}?ilt|l is presently liiEl&#39;|&#39;
YORK ENQUIRER
arioring Eva: cut oil from chance
lhdlmmediftlel!rr92&#39;ived._*
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JHW
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agreed to resume
lowlng morning. 9292&#39;hen
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the work-
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forces arrived. llnu-1-92-er.
tlu-1&#39;
were
W Cllltfroulul by 1 sll-mtg" lius92inu
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.
The Ru.-aslans
explained
that <ome|
documents
had been1-emovetl
from;
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the Rci:hschanceIler_v by
the
vestigators-.amt deqtite repeated;
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denials Ind contlr-ruin; neg:-:ia1iun=._

the guard rcntaaiurd fur six wrecks.
am]nofurtherelramlionwasever:
made.
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Sonwrluy
!
In cvillutzlihg the rt-puttsobtained;
to date one baair cnusldtritlnltWaist
Ltetermined
which the two so-called 92
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1 hie far! that a Human Body t.mnot|
Vi t heentire-2}
rnnsurncd
in re In
1he]|
51" open. Some m:1tI&#39;|&#39;l:|l
ttidrmw tn; 1.
>L.l rlu-n|iKI-4 would rrmain, 1|
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butl.1...<92Q1d3i!:_&#39;,&#39;,
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have In--:1. b::L l_:;trnc:|
in
the rrater
in the Hci-.~t1iEiJtI{l:|
Lory Gate-.-:1they cmt. i;|!_92&#39;
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ra-1-I5.
Bnrgnlnq,
su|1po92¢&#39;tll_92&#39;
Mllcdit
in his cm by a mine and s!!lcm&#39;cd_
to death in abscntl-1
at the pllluricrt
Nuernberg Trial-=, has been traced
to and seen In Sttiilu-rland.
where
he has at lust. once escapedcapture k
by a. matter of minutes. rP
But
whether Adolf and Lva are
alive or dead. and where and how".
wilt iong remalt" a qtaeaiiottta be-
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amateur and unm.<.<io:*.a1
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ofcials here. &#39;I]1c92
are
skeptical and say it is Russia&#39;s
pnmlenn because Li:-gnitz
Fr;Ti:-h-O <L:]Ji9Ci
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sideburns,too.
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riuorto him for a {rearin Liegniiz.
i-L_._-_g 92&#39;.P
bofh llu-cl on PresidentRome-
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lihis. Hitler is100 smart.11: the
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.101" 20,000 IfIi&#39;.&#39;]i5f&#39;i&#39;i&ii§S
drawn on a&#39;
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-hf-nk, Baltnigarl said. :
- Tho i&#39;ho:&#39;
is charged with commit-§
fiin war vrimes whiirl on the aiaffi
10!cihvjnfamousO.~:9292leL&#39;in1.
concen-1
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I-i1._._ NUE-RNBERG. Germany, Oct.
&#39;1 -Hitler&#39;s suicide and funeral
re were desrribed vividly for Blanket: Thrown Over Faces.
.ericon i&#39;.westig:.te-rs
today by Then Goebbels told Axmann to . /
_a. Germrn who apparently was get blankets. The}-&#39; threw
he.

Ilia
the only high Nazi
the IFuehrers death watch.
to survive I r
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the, feces
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Hitler Youth after Baldur vcn Schi- .-""&#39;~92m 1;» bodies into the courtyard. This -.
rach became gaulcii-er of Vienna. i--
asserted under ir.te?i&#39;og"ation he
that fg .5-->:-,s.:::"@3§
i FIn
xii twas don_ein such away that the
.-= 1&#39;-"Ill
Zuards m the towers around the?
bunker would not recognize Hitleizl
ii. - -it Y 33%?l"_Lh~TEPwe E°l<1.*2=
mil
&#39;- saw Hitfer and E.&#39;i1..r-Brallil
dead. in
~ their Berlin air raid inmlrer and that
he helped burn the bodies, in the 0. .-. . .| - 3 l I-uenrer soooteo regs
- _|..:E&#39;~ Fl;-:!z3oe:_<"::,":,
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garden of the R&#39;Elt1ll5C9292&#39;rii&#39;l¬EllE!l"_92. -. t- =. 5m ll Almost 50 gallons or gasoline was
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necause oi his high rnnl-: in Keri
pal1.y councils. apreared eager to tell l d._
the story oi Hitler; "Viking Iuneral
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15.;.Qi_e/*3;
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the bgdjgg
several S.$. men
. and to dispel rumors that the Fueli-
rcr survived. . Vt umped what was leit in eshell

X ills story
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J _,-{R pr: B.-&#39;
intelhgerire
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otT.cc>r,
v.-}r:ci*.events
,in
dc.--crilicd
1&#39;iirlc:~&#39;s
up
Mr.
to
leading
death.
I-I-oper had rc-
c-rater
- in
S. B. Gen. Egelein,the husband o1 &#39;.-
the same Spot when .

rnarizeci cauaily in one passage that Eva Bra.un&#39;s

sister. wasshot for Q =.
Anni:-.nn was with Hitler
days.
itxmnnn Fnoiie
l,_air&#39;
intr-nsr:i,92&#39; as
in those
.&#39;
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he Et .. Ato Dirt smoothed
was
conceal the
the
grave. &#39;
crate
over
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i-Irina to escape from the bunke &#39;&#39;
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ltold the 0i"&#39;.lrcrs stoifr.

his otlen for- 1 - *&#39;
When Azores-in concluded th &#39;
gctfully loaning iortvard on
stuinp oi an arm--ho was wounricd
his {i;.§&#39;,§";
.-3.-&¬§,;r;f-;:§.§.
7&#39;
story.Von Wenclc
was brought
£|- &#3
on
the Russian front. He had been A
irlt-ctr0§ate,t1 ireq.92el1tly since his the
tlon. RuernbergJail for lnterrogo-
capture in Decemoer. 19-15,but this &#39; --"~&#39;-t""&#39;~I&#39;-&#39;
"§.,¥!¢-un92I"",::&#39;:&#39;
in-as the
rst timehe divulged.
hisl l ii-e zil.-i"1.-Z-557
:1. &#39;1
Own role in Hitler&#39;s inst clay. y .~&#39;
This is his story, as made avail- .ARTE UR AXE-r&#39;ANN. M
able by the oicers to rrhom it was
told: 1 --AP Wircpizott
&#39;_ iAxrnennwas in Hitler&#39;s hcnciqnar Ordered Bodiel Burned.
tiers [tom April 22. 1945. onward. On April 30 everybody in e
&#39;umlr~r the Fur-hrer&#39;s 0r<li:1&#39;s..
Hil.l<"i&#39;
bunker knew Hit-ler had detitrul _I-us.
Ihtl told
Axnmnnonly
Hillrr Youth
that the
Bnttnlimts could
on
suicide. Apparently recalling
be Mussoiinfs lgnominious 1/
idcpeidrd upon to kccp open two the hands of Italian partisans, Hit-
death at
/L297/ltadhi
.._____
Iiririgcs 9292hiChwould enable fien. Icr ordered that his body and that 3 .l92
r. I92ich0iu_,__
Wu ~92cr.cl:
to rescue
him.-..»on or Eva be burned.
Mn Rona _.,_
92. &#39;cncltwas cut.on in the Russians Late that night~or it might hate
-."rtncl his army anniliiiatcri. but Hit- been early May 1-Paul Joseph ,1 M1"
Tflrry......
ler did not learn of that until the Goebbels took Axmann by the hand .. Mr. Ear|_____,
last dnyApril 30. -v _
and said, "The Fuehrer ls dead."
_&#39;_.~_,,__ Hitler had been told that Ratche- The limiting little propganda min-
marshal Hermann Gncring and ister led Axrnann into I
r the death
Gesfipo Chief
Heinrich Ii-ilrmnlcr chamber.
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-b
He ihled
..d evell
-1
&#39;
l Most oiAll leaders
TIii&#39;i-d
.=-r-:"ii¢.~i
ri! stories
0] based
o1i,fra;w}eii!.< of Hie striiograpliir
riofrv 0/-"Hi..&#39;er.t
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confei&#39;ener.=.l
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1." ; By George Allen
..._ Cw.-I- right, 191?.
Nani Amoiiesm
Newnpuill
.1 Alliunre.
I .
_.O I fPi-l&#39;lLADELPH&#39;lA.
Feb, 1B.-In his
&#39;dail_v
staff
meeting; Hitler often re-
Qlerrerl to other l1?lllOl1i~,
and l-l5ll3.ll_92&#39;
di=;aaraglii,;;l". He ti":=.92&#39;elerl litlie
outside oi r"-m-iiiniiv. and iiien only
~io Italy Cil lt"i&#39;fF92lt" &#39;ll1RIl01.
his But
iouliook o;i all othi~i&#39;
cr he knew them or
iiatioiis. wheth-
not. was
tli-"ii
lol"&#39;rl
Split
A to
,&#39;tlie_92&#39;
not coinpare
could wiih Ger- "1 EW-"iii In
win
the Wi1l; ii
many. {ha to do
is tell theBrpteli that]
I In his opinion. one of the great lib! W81is lvliig {ought for American,
._&#39;_ . .fa1;lt= with .i92I&#39;ll£l&#39;lC3.
our overwas Ante:-eats. liquidation
of the Bi-iilini
;Emiiire. and
mt Japanis theciiieii
V
illltlllbirlll?-Zlln. enr~m_92&#39;. Jews]&#39;i.c
|biil theothers are
are against ti-115,
in then1aj0:&#39;l.l5&#39;.l
I ta. .-.
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i¢- l&#39;10, .- &#39
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if iiman keeps siancling l:1 =&#39;Ihe Britisli
now are beginiiliig: to&#39; l"" =- ~
. -i
n
itrniit of iii
macliiiie. he&#39;ll soon
rlmvn. Nature did not
break
make mall 10
nJlll]f&#39;l.i3ln the polircal
about
situa-
;_ .l .-=li=.id hezvteen buzzing iuacliincs. .nii. , -92
Llfg in Ni_=i.». &#39;Y:!i&#39;l:
0: St. _}&#39;__.0ui5
Un- 15
Al&#39;!ll3B!~&#39;-5392li92i
Hewel, ovia:
" pl&#39;9.92- I92-
,-I
r-ntiuieble. Tliat is 92»92&#39;Il}&#39;921&#39;lit&#39;ll
a radio _Ir
ent. atthe iiieelirlg. hr-it began to M l_
&#39;-
anrioiinrer rr-poi l.= a laiidiiig of men
lioi-ii Mai-.<, panic
brealzs out in some rliscuss Anierican IO0]. "gm-on
Konstantin. lln Ngufglh j]]1_¢]_--&#39;
ll places. The
h3:;~tri&#39;ical."
whole p0,QL1I».l.lOllls
rogated some American pll5OIlE!&#39;5 in . l&#39;
K.
North Africa and says they are

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Of all .1&#39;o1&#39;ei&#39;e,i.
I-l:lltl&#39;_
FllllPSITl:ll . _»&#39;
ihatatl P|c,&,.&#39;lOl1{
l=l.oose92"elt be-| ninr.l. fiiiiiijc. Most of them came over to
Ici=1r=ecoii-ictei-ed
he eiiti-aiicel
. our ruirii Tl&#39;lOillE_92&#39;.
to have an or-zpei-ience.
J5 id the evacuation ot
Gauda-
I
92 limo the trot as the
5iRoo.<r~velI. al.-in».
9292&#39;
In Dercnilier.1943.5
Mr.92lK of in see e foreign country. or to be
011 HitL&#39;ll&#39;..
was There
tn
no talking nd been eomlelel
"You can&#39;t.
believe _a1&#39;ll&#39;U?
93

92.._/ QI-liilei b",&#39;;i»il

in WOIlfiPl&#39;
nhoiit lhei lot political ptirpuee."-.&#39; They
are
f.l"_P~I_JilitiesIMr. :&#39;l&#39;0l1&#39;l&#39;5lE.S,&#39;
Roo.=c92&#39;elts re-I desert quieklir.They gay."who
Hitler siiorted. "I dent be-
could not get through a crisis. Her lieve 5word oi it. _&#39;Iliey B0tell
lr~ie:t.oii. I | [talked to hundrecls. ot them, and? many liuand alltheir gures
18%!
92. l&#39;!i.=f&#39;us~"&#39;s
i Flu-lie.-.1.
lthey haveno idea.what the wa.r
Isl prove
to be
completely 11150-
,real1,v about. I ;Hitler made only one reterenceto
.|il-we so-211." he coiiiizieiiie-:1. "If . Hitler interrupted to say that Gen. Draja.Mihallovit/eh. theYu80-
Q.»- .4 *"America will never become the. slav Chetrilk leader whosemcnhave
.,_ _ . Home of the future. Rome was a been accused to collaborating with
-2- iii-in: ii: viola" be
i-e-elecied. L lie i= state of farmers. But the Iarrnersi ,ihe Germans. In ii. meeting -whic1.
-q ire-elected Zlllticoiiies oiil.of the irm in Ar.&#39;.ei&#39;lea
are so
rniseiable. 1&#39;1-cl,to0k placeon SPPT-EII&#39;lb91&
_17. 194$
92. lite Miiiiiri". lll.&#39;l92 ill be
he able lo 5"" Photogrplls. Such e. pitlablel iGeii. Jodiremiii-lied. "M111I41°_92
and awful
sight as
those Iariners I linen all desert. toTito since Tito not
.929292_
. iredtire tht ll.-i&#39;Il0l&#39;lRl debt.
But if he i< not 1".-ElCflH&#39;l,1l&#39;_never will saw, coroplctely debilitated." only tights the Chetnilts. but-115° 11$-
beinrlirlerl li_92&#39;
hlli i
SliCCt&#39;.=.= -I 9292l1l.ill&#39;l That is the case with all but the
_Invasion Considered.
.__,.__ x. -,:~ix l&#39;l1 ll&#39;llliF.
-|i!&#39; C.l"92P5$&#39;I!l
He Pl &#39;92"92l.-
i&#39;u:i::iiie
his D9292&#39;l.
of lll£-
fl
debt.-
Gen. Alfred Joell pointed oiil. "We
Ustachi tthe pi&#39;o-Italian element
Yu;o5I.3,viaI. They
in
tl&#39;Dll.l. deser
"lint-e the feeling that the Britishi since they would be l:.llletl.. B-1! !-"19
iliis fliiaiiria] iiiailliiulaiions are so are lighting for their couiitry; bul&#39; ot&#39;nei&#39;s
bad that he can: help bui ie con not. the Ame1&#39;ir:al1s."
do."
7 - ~,&#3
_-i
tiered. His suee-:ssoi&#39;l .lilV will ! to, .Chetniks Scorned. 1,-3&#39;
"
indict liini or
he will ll?l92P to put 1t-&#39;norlly
before the
Allied iiwasionl Hitler said he had been told."I!
of Fraiice, Hitler discussed the sit.-
up wiiii
the r.aiici:=l rne-&#39;. ! .iiriiiirin and chancesfor suecisg.Thel he don&#39;t give the Chetnlks 50.000
in At;-i&#39;i&#39;.-.
l91l4. Hi-ll~?. ll$t"LlS$F.fl E.-liutisli arc
clever. They want to give:
- -?..-.
.1 ----on the election ag.-iin: . irie commaiiel to
the Ill.ll"[[[;{ll"|S_
Iweapons they
will gocver and ibt
I The "The §1&#39;PRl.t".~l. oang.ei&#39;
i,i&#39;; ~.=icI.r-ii.ti.&#39;:l Rome-
fore&#39;.rc92.<-n
&#39;.92.".l. flirt are
tal-tel sit. that: .=.u:&#39;rthe, it ins.Isaid I&#39;ighl;lt92li&#
vi-iiL< Retttiie re-eleclrri is tiiitt the Aiiieriraiis are in Ct!mFll&#39;ld, igr. to
the-_i&#39; must the devil.
The! w&#39;.l
Rc;iulilie:iii= won&#39;t
_Roo=i=i&#39;eit
mi I cniiiilrlafe.and fails
be
able in
lnvol&#39;-es
9292Jindcil
deiiric
liirmellg take the lead. If
92&#39;92&#39;illli.ie&#39;i=&#39;
tliliici, go -F-tin or
bad. us,
theywill
all DB
lulled..
.eier=;1r~:&#39; t"ii=in 9292-qr, it can liaiipen Iihe}-"ll get. the blame. If things go Hitler had 21.9 time tor the mall
rleieiit in 9292&#39;i.<< proves 0ii=ii:
that you. Ebnd vritli the British, the .Aii1ei&#39;iearis countries ol EllI&#39;0PE._
can&#39;t filler iii» American public just &#39;-rill eel.
the blame. too. And the
n. meetl
In
niiytliiiig. That&#39;s if-92&#39;l!_.&#39; ti:-uiip the.Bi&#39;1iisl1 dont have the .=.."i:iii2 fl&#39;ll&#39;L in =];a_;-gg;;i_!&#39;_92.&#39;,
1945, he exclaimed.
was ltirnerl do-.92&#39;n.now Andc-lines iiii the 9292ar that Gen. Dltigl, D_ "1&#39;l&#39;.e5elittle countries
dlrtjr Bel-
-Tll ll&#39;l&#39;lFlS
lJeire_92&#39;.
E. Crl&#39;3lll|}&#39;
He is
ElF~El1llU9292&#39;Ol 4. El$¬llhD.92¢[&#39;
1-a has gium, I-tolland and Dcnmarlr.! 0111!
in
clereiit fellow. That. is sonic-liiiiig imade two liick.92&#39; landings, both with exist because no Eu:-0089-Ii DI-3°11
tin the laiid of viii-iiipiioii. When itlie aid oi ti-aitoi-s. But that ti-oii&#39;t could decide who was to set them
some one Ponies in Aiiierieii who happeii here. He&#39;llaget ,I=u1&#39;p;"i59_ These counti&#39;iei=- would
have -_va&#3
92 .i&#39;eiii-eseiils Anieriiznri iiilei&#39;e.s that
.<.. !"&#39;I"nere ls a dzflerence it he laiids .i.sner.l fromthe map if German! 119-5
lls -1:-iod. Now we will see if"loose- _in Nortli Alrita. and is greeted by lbecn the ruling nation ol Europe.
Q
Tvel. will exert the [&#39;ll&#39;f&#39;.92.l|i&#39;P 92"hiehGiraud or by
_.Gc&#39;ii. i"rieni&#39;i
i-ionorei &#39;I&#39;llal&#39;.&#39;<
case with HLlI1B5l&#39;Y-
the
,he ins Used from time to time ateli wine Iirillaiis in Sicily who sit in 1get furious when I am told. &#39;D
Ito g ele
;Llll&#39;!ll 101110195 and don&#39;t re ashot,
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luititle 3- mum wouldno
"No?hY~§1e. And 5001:.
that our I&#39;ll-I3
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Hitler
Rage where
GPU
thryuill
be &#39;handlcd
isecrtt
police!and
they
bmi
wig. I &#39;..92&#39;
Glltvia
This is the set-and of n series . giveot&#39;t"rs
that thetrooliis
9l1°11&#39;¢l¢ M»-.
l_.ndt
of tiriilclm iiasai 0;: rrst-i.&#39;r.:&#39;
frag- in the l1D.1llCl&#39;l&#39;l
rilli; 5&#39;-&#39;1&#39;TE11d¢l&#39;
mo-
"_
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willslimit wt» W192°-
p Mr. Niel"ill
rizenfs 01- iiir 5i&#39;BIlOl?T0Pi5 ririfrt
-- 0! Hitler&#39;sfitiicr-it-rla_i, -nilir:-ry gvgrdOE=;i&#39;l
h392v&#39;8
l.l&#39;lB
CuufageF0; 92 _1Mr; _Itn_ueu v.
stn i&#39;a.&#39;k.=--6"Ltrgcbrvprri
-rrin_r;r-ii" commitsiiicitlein
I caselike this}
3.
&#39; --rnwideii &#39;o&#39;:.|t
by Hit: i.»:rii&#39;ers
iii- won&#39;t
havethe powerto resisti-h_01 i kMt. Tl&#39;
l
I i- terrogofiori of nanny of the men Russians.
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body by burning. ·
On Lhc e\'f!ning of Aprll 26 FJeld~
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ported to Hitler's bunker to receive
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through Sweden. , · ,· ·
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('lrrcti\'C relief of Berlin had -_t~ b~
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her l:ll1t:ence to pers"Jade him to
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's;loc-~ h ..mds 1\'lth all pre~ent In
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Hil;er &aid good-bye to aLout 20,
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12 30 p.m., o:·u~rs 1..-ere sent to the
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their bodies being burned just hOWe92&#39;ei&#39;,
now and again, i of April 29 it was reported ih t
Calm was inter- pl Russian tanks had broken into
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outside the bunker. rui.-tedby tantrnnis when he re- the Potsdarner Platz.
Hitler: original intention had Clled Old ti eatheries and found ,&#39;Orders Air Attack
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April 20 and from their cor-tmue new ones. i Hitler then ordered Greim to
the struggle. 92Nhen that day His physical health. on the con- return to Rechlin to mcunt 1
s--" r E came he postponed his departuie. trary, was yoor. The nervous Luitwztfir attack in siipport O!
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war was lost and That he intr-nzicd xvluch he had sutieretl for some not, but this was probably
to remain in Berlin to the lrrt in time, and his general decrepitude known at the time.
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Armaments]. to whoin he dis- effective relief of Berlin by
nervous pi-ostration, during j-rhicn closed that had lru-tileall plans ll&#39;encli&#39;s
hllTl.=-"it tor his suicide and tor the com- I iioned. Ca.ptu:&#39;e;1
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army had to be aban-
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pgrgugdeHitler to chanjo his sonal doctor, to Hitler in order to_

hl mind end leave Beriir. This was persuade i.irri to leave Berlin be-,~ disclose hysterical recrirnination
01 no :9292-all.
Dr. Goebbels lock the some de- i of despair.
if Ontheevening
of April29
Mr.
cision and with .-I111 tin Boimzinn.
Dr. Ludwig Stumllf@E1;B1&#39;.
*l&#39;1itlei
mariied Bxa BIBJH, the
:-I.t- fore it was too late, but Hitler i ceremony being prrformed by an IHr.To!-en.....
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gurgeon,B-lit]others Of the rejected this. _ official from the Propaganda Mr.
C fpersonai staff remained hehinrl Visited by T011Greim _
Ministry in a small
1 room in the bunlzer. Eva. Braun
conference
. to the end, while the generals re- M1.
; turned to their new hcadquar_l-er8- On the evenly-.2:of April 26 Tl1B.}&#39; have su|z;__-csted the mar- Clugg ...... ,..
lliitlere breakdown On April 22 Field Marshal R-.tter 92.&#39;r.ri Greim . riage, for she hzicia]&#39;92parentl}&#39; ni- ii Mr. Coey....,,... -
wan the beginning of his rod. reported to 1litier&#39;s hunker to re- ways wished for the peculiar Mr.

Eel.
i
.Fr0rn that time he never left the ceive his commission na Com- glory of dying with Hitler and
bunker, surroundedno longer hi mander in hit-f, German Air had used her influence to per- Mr.
-Gl|.vtn.... art.
1.-ea....92_.".&#39;~
-soldiers but by his "family Mr-
&#39;¢l9,"
! Force. in succession to Gearing, suade
those officers responsible the lnttel having fallen iniu com- l Suicide &#39;Ial.k
him to die in Berlin.
Nichol!......... ..
directly to him for the defense plete disll-.92.&#39;or
by his endeavor to at Marriage Feast

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101 Berlin. i talc: over control from Hitler e. After the ceremony the newly-
Hi: state of mind was rel>orted few -l-we earlier. Hitler informed rnarried pair shock hands with
!&#39;Mr.
Role! H... ...--
heir.&#39;Ir1u:y..
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very uch calmcnafter till l&#39;l5|5
l
by 51 who saw him to have liven Grcim, as he hail Spear, that he all ]i1l&#39;9EGTl&#39;l
had mndt all a1&#39;ran,?emenls for tire-&#39;1
in the bunker and re-
to their stilts &#39;-92":h
Hitler: Mr.Cu:-Icm
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.-
on A rll"22. He had n1-tile I118 the do-sir:-.ctirinof his body and secreiarjr for a Il&#39;l<".lll8g92&#39;!
feast.
.;E§ decili n. that of Eva Breur._ so that they According to her, lhn conversa-
He ven gained confidencr H5 would not fall into enemy hands tion, which had been confined to
Mr.
and that l&#39;t0ihing&#39;
recognizable suicide, was so oppressive that l lllr. Iion .......---..
remain." she had to leave. It was about Gtrou ........--
He leave Grolrn and Beitsch this time that Hitler had his
[not otherwise identified] Poison Alsatian dog desilo!&#39;erl. Mr. Hoodoo. .......
CB}&#39;3Sli.lF.=
which the tormer has At about 2:30 A. 2.1. on April ! Mr. P¢nnlII920ll.....
since usecl. Such cansiiles had al- 1:30 Hitler said good-by to about
ready been issued to all in the twenty people. about ten of them
bunker.
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On April 28 the inmates of the
bunker heard with a mixture oi I
ihcredtility and dit§§ZLl5t of Himm- i
ler&#39;s
approach to the Allies He shook hands Willi the Wme
throuirh Sweden. and spoke to 1-hostor them. l
to th_e_outco_rp_§_ of theBottle_o__!__j the
During tho pte92imisthree days
Bottle of 13¢"-rlin had been
hen:-or the center of the monecl
d1&#39;i&#39;twir|[;
women,
P.
.h _ . lV; i&#39
On the same day at about :30
M.,
unocrtnin,
vi-humthehecxnct
thou,-:h
{loinorders
t e other
theoldandnewChrcixlallin
city. Shills Worr inllini: round the tII.F[Gi&#39;l
hadti sum-
wereit son
er to
fcrc requlrin the
i
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the bunker onil in the curly hour imniedinir rii=palel92to or-n 7.

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5 we"! collected and dcposiieri in
t, . the garden Just outside the emer-
i
ger
1y exit of the bunker. l ter. Goebbels
added that Bori-
Farewell Appearance rnann was trying to go to Doenitz
iv, | and inform him of the situation.
Atabout the same time Hitler
and Ere Braun made their last
appeamance alive. They went
l CONCLUSION
The above evidence la not corn-
g:
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round the buniter and shook plete, but it is positive. cir im-
hands with their immediate en- stsntial, consistent and inde rid-
...~.-.. to.irage, and retired to thr-ir own ent. There is no evidence at-
.- r . where, they both ever to support any of the he-
3I!&#39;L!.I1&#39;inl92lS,
committed suicide, Hitler by orles which have been clrcttl ted
and which presupposethat Hitler
Mel shooting himsolt,_ nfipmniiy
li1l&#39;Oll,i;]|
the mouth, Eva liraun is still alive.
All such stories which have been
11&#39;-&#39;11
in
apparently
by taking poison,
though she was supplied with a reported have been investigated
.5?. rt"-volver. and have been found to be biwe-
After the suicide the hodics less; most of them have dissolved
s_..__o_ were taken into the garden Just at the first touch of fact and
ontsirle the bunker
by Gorhbels, some of them have been admitted
Boi&#39;msnn_ Stumpicitger by their authors to have been
pti&#39;l&#39;-BT15
and one or two others.. Hitler pure I:-Ibricatlcn.
92iL&#39;t&#39;a.f|]1Bfl
in a. blanket, presuma- Nor is it possible to dispose
of
because he was bloody The the existing evidence which is
hl;&#39;
h-_i ii[§;were placed side by side summarized above. It is consid-
in the garden nbout three yards l ered quite impossible that the
Ir:-m the ems-izency exit cl the versions of the various eye-wit-
blil&#39;li-1E&#39;l,
and ri; enchedwitl.t>ct1&#39;0i. riessescan represent n concerted
Because cf the shelling the cover story; they were all too
1:3 party withdrew under the shelter busy planning their own safety to
0 theemer,.;r1c&#39;
. exit.andB.1
, -.3 . have been ahle or disposed to
prtrolwsoakedand lighted rag vvr-.s learn an elaborate cl".ar:irle.
which
threw:
on the bodies, which at they could still maintain after
once C?l.l[,hi.fire. The party then five. months of isolation from
2! _;"&#39;. stood at attention, gave the Hit- each other, and under detailed
;"...:-._
- 1" . ler salute and retired. and persistent ci&#39;oss-r-Xaniination.
1roh:ilil_92"
Bro]-ten Br-fore Burial Mistalien Identity Doubtvd

l From then on the eviii-;nce is Nor is it considered possible

less cl:-cuinstanriel. How often the that the witne.-ses were mistaken
hcdics were resoaiied or how long in respect of I-litle:".=s bodv tot the

E tney burned is not known. One 1 lrlentity of Eva. B:-;iun&#39;s

witness was informed that they doubt is considered possible; not
burned until nothing was ll-ft:
body, no
being blanketed she was easily
more prohalile they were chnried recognized!.
Such a theory would require u, &
. ..,_92. until they were unrecopnizahle I
-:.-451: nnd the bodies hrolien up and that Hitler escaped after 2:30 I
P. M. on April 30. and that Eva l
probably buried, 1
On the evening of May I Bor- Braun was fobbed oft with the
mann sent s telegrain to Doenitz corpse of s. double which had
._.1._ i.i1ormi11;:him that Hitler&#39;s will been secretly introduced. But es-
--5,-- is now in force and that Hitler cape after 2:30 P. M. was almost
certainly impossible. Even it it
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_. i w s dead. This was amplified
ln erby IL tolc;;rn1n from GUN!- was still possible to fly a training l&#3
h .-s, which stnted that I-litter had plane from the Clmrlottenhurgor
._&#39;_."
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1" Lil
d at 3:35 P. M.
on the previous Chants.-"e,there was no pilot to
dny and that his will appointed in fly it, for Hitler&#39;s
two pilots wdro
Doenitz as Reich President, Goeb- the bunt-teron April 30. Bo h
bels ns Reich Chancellor, Bor- took part in the nttempted escs e I1
rnrtnn ris Pm-l_v Minister and on the night of Ma._v1.
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theories. which are contrary to J
the
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e If .it wa~ a bogu~ Hitler who 1 ~ H.Lrnau s s!OJ'Y. 'Fr;tu lfen~ermann told DM'! sbe certain!' old nm. roolt Ul. oulldln!l ~nth a bit!. c
·;t remarkable ·thing was brought into the room far the w· • h:-td beer, !n the Chancellery . Both she and the woman with ~resent. But !.he H1t!er ·
m"!arkab!c scene Is tbat fa~well ceremony. Frau Goebbel~ Jtness descrrbes tbmw::hout the bottle of Berlin. her were "·ery ~martly dressed .. T raun '!'arrla~e. u. It ever
~nt speak a word. mJglo!t have been a party to the the b f• • . She last MW Hitler on April 29 was told to take two X-ray pie- Pl.ao::e. \",a~ ~ !ecret.ive all:!!•
1 de!!eption. but it ts hardly con· on 1re , when he gave her a cyanide cap~ turcs-.-<~ne or ·!oil' upper part of the E~ther F.v:~ e.ra un or a dou 1 ;
spoke-but ceJVnblc that any ot the other Thf"re were five empty jerrican~ sute and advised her to use it i! (aee <~nd one of the lowt>r pa~ of Eva Braun de~1~ned to becc:r.,
women wouJ.J ha\-e- been- let intn tly the bodies A jerrrcan contain~ thE' o:.-crst happened but assured the body I remember the X-ray ~arre d wom::~n ~ body mu•t : 1
'!:.:ower thi" secret. . four and o half gallons of petrni her hl' was still hoping for rein- sho"7eo .1othine: that would cau~e d en nWHHie-~'! shelter 11'1 1.h,.
bi~. !~ n~ked to believe thnt th<" forccml"nts from the north to turn 1!1-henlth
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wish 15 to say good-bye o \tous thnt the farewell cere· tbmes did not burn the ramou• the tid•:
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1 dlhd not reply when pared lor the news that Hitler PJad Rbsu~ erl~f1,
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1 committed sulclcle. would acee t abl .....
·' n .-a1d :_ My Fuehrl'r. it witboul QUI'stlon and corrg. -oe e as the only explanation would sian H.Q. · When be returned
remar · ,cu~~mann. an Echman to Rus- .
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'•Y will yet wm the death. , It this was the Intention: fa . If eo to avoid burning the Identified the brld11e he had made pictures.D · · ;
there was no answer il Wa3 b.i&hly successful . . . oti d ~e body was in r~ct that only three weeks before for Eva German aoetor. told me eertaln announcement
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Is the ·Fuehrer alive or dead ? More ligl1t -on~~ the· -.;great mystery

HITLE~R TO DOCTOR: GOA WAY 1

YOU'LL DRUG ME/' I REPORT No. 2 , B(RLIN, Wedne::~day

Leslie Randall, Evening are supposed lo have died.
At tba\ far~well a man
Sl.aod;ard chief re(lorter
There may have been an ehrborate plot.to cover up the disappearance of in Europe, to·day continues who was drt'~~ed like Uillf'r.
lhe r~port of his tc.ix·W~I'k and looked likt· Hitler. bul
Hitler and E\·a Braun. If there was such a plot Stumpfcggcr would jnve:.ti:;alion-in Germany, wbo~e lett arm qnivered
pnncipally be responsible for carrying it out, and it involved cold-blooded llclgiuru, II o II aDd ami CUll I'Uisi\'Cl)' 'lod who 3P·
mu1 dcr of a man and woman chosen to u double" Hiller<~ nd Eva Braun.
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Lhe slightest regard for human life. He was about 35, a silw hi1r• Hitl"r w:1~ a perfectly J01 his first report. puh- amonl! them.
Bavarian and wa!> brou o.... ht up in the same village as he~.1 1ht
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m.tn lisl'l"d ye~t~rr1:.y, he 1<~1<1 of nut he spokl' no word ••.
. · was flrst called In tlte ~olry of IJr l,u;~ "·it: e,·en \Vbcn spo!;eo to. Ar1d
H1mmler. to SPP H!tler in !935 when H was StumpfegJ~;er. ol the S.S. the questi'ln. ··Was it Hmer
When Stump!c~:ger qualitlec man's doctor," for he owned twv be!Jeved he had cancer ot the medical corps, loto the or a double put there to he If.
as a surgeon Himmler procured tacto·~~~ pr<ld..zc,ng vit:::mun mcd'· thr~at. . drama 11.nd of a farewell out a Hitler escape plot'? ·
tum rapid promotion in the s.~ cmes .. He hJd a lucrative pri\·a(e Ot that vL~it the pr•·f~~sor said scene Jo the air-raid sh~Hn remain~ ucan~v.erf"d.
. d' 1 C · • pr·J.:Ilcc and JS rt>!>UtC'd to haw •o m~. ro .
1\!e JCd orps. and ~n l\h 2 sent :J.n'J' sed a gre: 1> fortune " li1Uer s voice h;.~d become very at UHler's ChanccJier) just There is ~II PilOrt
h.~ to Ravensbruck con~en!f:'l· H!: got out of Berlin before th~ hu:J ;~(' He h~d n;:~de up ht>~ mmd before Hitler and Eva Brauo believln;; eilhN w:ly. '
tL n camp to carry out mcdlcal Russia.ns encm:IE'd the citY. Hi~ th.H he had cancH The doct.ors
e :periments on prisoners there. own story i• he wJs s11cked. ti~ :Jlto:-~C:·inc: him had been unable ~o . , .
\ppalling tos~es to the G<>rmi!n says Ilitlcr was afraid he would bt m."'-_c on a~curate dtagJ?OSJ! ferencc:s. o! st•rvtcc chJe!s stra•ns Lin. The last ?erman am::afl1e!~
A mv (rom gangrene dun:u: the d~ug~tcd and tak"'n away ami ll<e:~ u>e It wa~ pco.ulr;~rJy lh/JJcult the Jm:Jgl.natum too much. n11d-day Apnl :n._ .. nu thE' l.uss1ans
tL ,: winter camp3i>;n in Russia yeJ 1.,d Jl htm, · You think ( an1 In l<.ok down h!s thrPat and they Ac.;o.·(f~ng tt. 111formatton which capturca. th"' atflie;d at 2 p.m •
..-. 1, con•idered justificalio~ :or crazy y 01 _ w111 trv to J!he m•~ could not brmg thcrnscl··cs to t.he !:!rttt~h tntc!lu~enc~ servtc!" E:l.ut HJLll.:; could have gol away
~xrruciatinl!!Y painful ~x~ri- morphinE" Get out ol hcr£>." h,,nnle htm ~utlicicntly tinn!y. As ree_.,rd 1s authcn'.Jc, on or attout late,· thun that lie had a take-~ -
nn•nts on living, people Durin,: the l11st days or the battle <;oon as I gut a c:-:~., r view down April 24 Httlcr at lao.t began to strip almo~t vn the doorstep or 1
Hi tier and Himmler firs~ ~:ave d Hcr! 1n, Stumpfcggn wa! the hts thrua: l_co:.tkl see at on;;e lhill realise the i'ame was up. H<' was Ch:u~ceUery.. ,.)
orders th.U such expertmenu •mly mt'<:licaJ man ottl"nding Hitler the obstructtun was not mo.t)!nant urgf'd to leave Berlm while there Thts was the CharJottenbuq::..,
were to be carried out on m'!n E\·en thrtse who detested him con. "I told hlm the~e was noUilOf! w;" yet time He refu~ed Chau~e. a broad ht;::hwav wber
professional crimin:.ls under ct'ded that he was not lacking in ser1ously wrong wtlh him, and that 'Ph the Allied victory parad~ .Dave
sentence of de.ath Later per;- CUUI'Og(', Slumpfi!~J!(er often vowed ~ simple nunor operatiQn was aU one summons been held. .
miss;on was (tven fo.r. exper~- 10 his friends thaL he would sta>· .Mt Wil! .required. He though~ I by night It Is Jmt~osuh!c to .fix the exact
ments on women pohlle!!l pn· with the Fuehrer to the end and was keeptn:; the truUJ from hun. . last aay when an airplane could~
soners, ·of whom Lfiere were at ~hare hh rate. whatever it He shouted at me, 'Th£>re l.s no ~k.h:.,; at all tbelr evidence, hav:! ta;.:en o!f rn·m there, but
one time 60.000 at Raven~bruck. mi~ht be. need to treat me ll.ke a pnvale ~rt~ish mtelligenc_e <Ve stron.gly possibly tt wab u late as Aprn 30.
The tale of horrors per-pet!'ated PatiPnt who must be consoled.' mchned to the v•ew thal Hll!er 'But by May 1 the road was
m the concentration camp would Episode .. After I had assured him l was must be ~e.ad. crat~red and under shell lire
fill volumes. Pri~oners sel>:>l"ted for keepin" nothing from blm be The opm1on hu been expressed 11 a dopeo broken-Uowo ·mall
me~ical experi~.ents were IJ::nowr> in a tunnel c.alrned and agreed to unde;rgo the to one. ;ha• tbere j.s just a ramt Jn tbe Chancellery at 2.30 n.m.
35 the rabbit~- . uperatJOn. I Jlertonned thts tbrce pos5Lbtlily that, aga1ns1 his orders May 1 wa~ in !al"t Hitler tb~e
. I . But l!.f~r the two bod tell ~d days la·te.r. It was completely and wishes, he was drugged and \\'as then no escape for him. ,
H., IS para YSIS . . been earned out o! the air ra1d ~ful. . ~rrled off at the last momenL .Dr. There was nothing for him to dQ
·experiment~. . shelter and bumed Stumpfegger I gave him a Jooal 8DII!~thetl.c Fisehet: .ells me that on the Dlght but blow his brains out Wbat .....
. , ~ made a de~perate attempt to Httler said it made him feel quite of April 26 be, was tununoned by the earlle-st date 011 which 8 bOitll•
It was on some or these unfortu- break thrO'Uih the Russian Unes drunk. . He never tooJc: alcohol telephone to the bouse of Professor Hitler could have be-m substituter:\
I[ nates that Stumpfegger ~ractlsed and escape. ,. · except an occasional tiny glas~ of r.ebhardt, near Ravensbruck. Geb- for lhe Fuehrer? A ril 2.11--if the
hi• · ?peration for·.... lnducin_g He, witb ~Toany otben, waited brandy. After the operation J-Iit~er hardt is a.Jieutenant-generalln the pos·'b!lity ot 8 bo!W~ 'Hitler play..
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i deathwould have beencertain
had the Nazisknown
he had the lll
namesonhim,told me the story
last night. l
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1E i Escaped
é
; InMay,
1942,
I was
inStock- r

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of Information and trying to con-
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l hoetlier,whom I had met in lll
L nt.-:1nineyea;-sbefore, dlI
Q. -__. Br -oped 1:-om Germany d
- _*-__._.- .-_.-:-- w med t0 See me.
He walked into my roorr; Q11 l
said calmly:
&#39; Weare goingto try
and kill Hitler. Hero are all the
OFFICE OP LEGAL QTTACI 4 names. You know 1 am anti-Nazi, i
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theBritishGovernment
with l
/ . ~ | that the men who kill Hit]: -
I l shallnot be treatedu ordinary
/5&#39;
. &#39;. - .1Hifleritesandshouldbeallowedto
/ I , ,1,* lmakoreasonable
peace
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.l.-mdand took it to tho Fordgn
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92 I lSecreiary,"the bishopwent on.
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shouldbe regardedfavourably,andif
f
.1
names
and
ask
them
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fsliouid issuea.statement 92-
say:-11E_
- that it Hitler was murdered those
- responsiblewould not be treated by ll92 &#39;9
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--.ery reservedand nothingwas.l.
qone,"
he added.
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1those
Allwho
thenamesonthelistvlfere
twoyear: ate:actiyally
did ml o kill Hitler. Ther was
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l a my:-ter_v,
and from the persis-
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of theirdisappear- _.lb-. Quinn&#39;l&#39;
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that a lull in-
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American
G-men
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have re-
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activityat
Gatowaii-eldin a Berlinsuburb
and Ill_92&#39;.Si0.tlDU5
tripsto the air-
pni-t._by motcir-boat
during
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a hugelakeoutside Berli-n_
toldme
i thestory. _ _
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llic lart dams; ""
of eventsin
--u-i_
April-21.»:
Friiii Goebbels
told
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birthday.s|e uiiulrl take themto

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to see and
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sayingthat
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tn take away four
8 1 i lr92| Frrvnnits,the three reiiinining
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of
iI:&#39;ii92l-Goebbels
I out that July 24,
priin-led 1945
 0 155
ib Chic?
Hitler
and
iviislless
~i
Had
Aboard
U-530
B" hr Awnzialer.Press.
:.- - KIEL. Germany, July 2l.-Ad-
-55.3..
| n~.lral Eberhard Cindi. operations
J- rnief for the Ionner German N:-ivy
-92:92
l..illdPi.E~F925
ll-eel, said yesterday
~ the,I
"14;
- Gerlzlnz. .=ub&#39;r.nrille
D-530 whirhl
surrenrlcrerl to Argeni.mrt la.sl week,
_-had iell Riel or a Norwegian port",
0 U071.92&#39;fz92r
3 andthatneither
&#39;h
Adoll
Y . Hitler mr Eva
Breun &#39;.l&#39;e.s
E I135
ridtniral
saidreports
thatHit-i
ller and his mistress bad been put;
inshorein .~92r;erltina
by the U¢53O&#39;
lwerewild rumors.
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PK.
l-the"IU-57.0
ccrlltlniy
would have known if,
had been em"-marked for
iany r-pecmlmission," Godt said in in-

r-w . hlS rst et:.&#39;.=&#39;~menl

Gcr:nnn_92"saurrencler.
to the press since

His statement was supported byl

K--...A German Admiral Hell-nut, a former
cnmmrmdcr 01 the cruiser Hlpperj
end chic! cl small battle unit-s. wt-ho
1--1-nu ,sa.l&#39;.-l
the
U-530 was "leaking at the
Y."-emits"and had been considered 1.:
safe. &#39;
Bow lat Off by L. S. Tanker.
"Su:r:i;- if Hitler and Eva Bret:
ere going to escape from German,»
._.i.---.- &#39;
sltlrlnarine it would not have
lrrn on lhr U-530," he said. "Her
In" tras .=l"u:al&#39;ed
all by an American
iankel on Chrislntrts Day. 1943. . q£|-;,i7flF- 21 .
1-.-ivsoit atlarked hcr off the east
5:1-le0. the Panama Canal. It was
013
!__j3
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/1.-8/l
vrr_92&#39;
lucky to return to base. It&#39;s
91.-FlZi1l;hr,"-92
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Former CDlTill1E92I1flE&#39;l
Heyc 01 the
Gfll.ll?l:. fleet. Southrmt Asia. area.
3. I
said he was ronvim-ed Hitler died
in Berlin and added:
ll l921r-
Mr
Toluun
E. A.&#39;Inmm_,___,l
"ll he intended to cs:-ane it would
have i-rn h_rall", not by sea.
"Ho rlidn L like .=hlp&#39;~-heeven got
sivk riding on his yacht on the. II
P.iline." l
If Hitler hadn&#39;t. died, He_92&#39;e
said,| Cocy.....__
I would have heard from him." &#39; -"TIE
Glavin
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un- "I do not believe he could have
gone awag as an unknown man.
1 Mr.
Nichol!
;
headded.
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Rnuen ..
as a rl.-tvalofeer that I believel PMI. Tracy....,
l-tiller would not leave Germany. l
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.,,,..
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notliveany-l Mr. Canon _. . . , ___
_ J3_&#39; lvrlrmers Mr. X."
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thereis an. lMI&#39;-
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.......__j
myth alive" and that some Ger-.
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youth. hoped he would return some-
day "when they are worthy 0! rc-
I:Mr.Pl-nnlnlnn
. I
ceiving him." ll Ml Q92iinr|Tnmm
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Mr.
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Doubts Fiighl Story l Mr. Tracy
LONDON, July 17 U.P.i.An Mr. Carso;
nura. of mystery today surrounded
i the prc-surrender activities of
Ml". Egar|__
Nazi U-boat 530 and responsible Mr. Hendo
§;.:,,, - quarters in London refused $0 Mr. Penni
spccflete
on thepossibility
that Mr. Quinn
i -.. f and his sweetheart
E92&#39;a]&#39;>_-Braun
hadlanded
in Argen-
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ernment issued a. statement J75
shortly after the German subma-
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Minister Cesar Ameg-1
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night that the gov-
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been Ianded ontheA1&#39;EE11i-i1&#39;iBi
coast bl; submarine
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iis no evidenceto support the be-
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are <.~I?* re
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_out any basisoi tact," he said.l
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London,
H. said that Hitler
i takenup residence
and Eva
on an immense
had A*9
&#39;-Ti? ;Gerrnan-owned estate in Pata-
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seen heading for the coast
several hundred miles sooth of
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Mar Del Pints, where the su ma-
iii rine surrendered.
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1945
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~ ...._&#39;f Berlin, July
4 Reuters!.-The*
body 0
-charred found
by I of-
Soviet I
" iiler Body That
ficers in this concrete fn.st:.e.=s
beneath the Reich Chancellery
uble 5
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mas not that of Hitler, 9. Russian
jeraff oicer told me today
as he
{showed me round this fantastic
. SEI12f-i.UlE.
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anda ratherwas found oi any body resembling
poor one at that. ire officer: that of Eva Braun. Hit-1er&#39;s
sun-
a member of Marshal Gregor: 92
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so posed wife. who was reported to
colninced
that the
body left be-
hi; :1 was not I&#39;.i:iers
that
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shetime
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to herfaishiiiiiy
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fromshedef.thathemet.
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BERLIN, June 9.-The pi-eat lifered the
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Franco. J
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Fuehrer may not be dead. 1 which
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be
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state that
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corpse which could be identified in Themost authoritative
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flatly. bodies had been found in 1-I&#39;1ticr&#39;s&#39;
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Eva Braun. his closest female lb!" bombs and Ilamethroivers
Ilend for many years, only two they were examined exhausti ely
ii- I
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beneath
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quently diedfrom the attack on . .-
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is unusual. Besides the means here information leading to his appre-
of subsistence are difficult to The same way the Nazi spies hension which is the way the FBI
i obtain. I used to get here, I suppose. By eventually got John Dillinger who
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your next door neighbor giving; coast. It may have beenby plane
you a second glance or bothering but the submarine seems more John was walking around the
to inquire your identi or pur-; logical. streets of Chicago in the safety
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Char
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be n ost commonplace looking the members of the crew come put the nger on him to get the
fellow who could stand next to ashore to mingle with the reward. John was killed by the
you at thebar of a cider stube in throng? FBI fellowswhen leavingthe the-
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Editor-- Hurrah for _Cfiester
- PETER.ll. RAUSCHER.
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Rowell for his column June 30
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refer to the President:
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Southern oligsrchy
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11 uewa, but he naure4 the mtm-IVARGAS f\'NNQUNCES
·• that he would not hold 'tlJ' Uu·l
ali,!;'lled Bruil at the aide of the not permit any violence. ..i..y 1
Unitl!d NaUonl. rupUon o! order, addtnr. 'TJt J
"lOUDcement unduly alld that It I 8upport• Dutra OUdld&cr fill my O&tl'l to guan.r.tee'lllt f
.'!~:!! :~'"~e::)~un, !ormat'HE SUPPORTS DUTRA rr~:~ldl!nt Varg~ •'cited the upreuion ot opinionL'' .-. ·,
It the e11d ot hoatllillu ta.ku tbe
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riD of a three-powu dedar~tlr•n!Brazil President Says His Own
- 1t.aJn'• V-E Day plan 1 may bl' . . .
acbitvemenl& o! the Brazlllan Histo...; on New Mexico.· R:.;,
Anny, N~''"Y .~,nd Air Foree, at
h"me and abroad. mentioning eape-
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ci•JIY the exploil.ll of thto Army known u the ''lnacri,Uo.D Jloc~
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~ed. .But until further :qoti~j M1591on Is Ended-Pledges contlngenll figlltin~;·in Italy. the Conquilt&dorel," · in the
1 Fot th~ tir~t lime, S~nhor t?Ok Morro · na.UonBJ monument. 11
•. Government wanta tbf' Fret, Peaceful E\ect;on cognizance of the present political G I ~ .
·1t'dl.. to be open and. the bella campaign. The r•mpalp, he a11\d, ai up, N. M., 11 the t.hrlllUir;••
-u1r: It also wants tha.nkl!l!;lving mu.,t be "held under condilion• of of the Spanish a.dventunu ,._.
'-v;I.CM on the Sunday follow\nr. Br YRANK 1\l, GARCIA all treedom &nd order." lie &dded roamed the Southweit !rom•ll
-E J)&y, tlood·li~thtins- where.,er :&7 wJrtJm1o T>:•l."oov y~, .,-r,..... th~t tht candidacy ot Gen. Eurico ~0 1: 80 · t~e t AlrT~can ,ll::f
·~table but not fulllllreet light· RlO DE JAl'ElRO, J.tay l-In Guparputr&, M:inlster o~ War, de- pl:~,;n~1 f:i:letl'mad.f;J::, ~
·J:', boll!lr ..,. of non-n)vngable his may D~y addrtu celebrating 1erved all the consideration of the t b tJ th •-
·~terlal, full progum11 ln 111 , . , nstJon," explaining that General ~.n Y I& men tm!l_t 1vu 111
• .:.-1 of ent.ertll.inment; later Bruil a Labor Day 1n the\ a~co de Dutra bRd "ren~tered creat aervicea ' orld Spa!Uah, mcludmg. rem
oun for danc!n..- than normal ~-Gama football stadium, Prnident to the ftatlon." by DdonthJuanul4e Onate,.who.
. ., , p plore e G r or C&lifornlt.;
oen•alr eelebt-at1ons, 1onger houn Getulio Vllrgaa told &0,000 work· . _ ruldent Va~gu accu1ed Jda \'ll· Don Diego de Vai-g&a famoUJ
•r ..loon•. parades on thanksgiv· er1 tJ·,a.t. his ''millll\on" wu com- if1e::-a of conpairmg u"J.der cover and eral of Spanlah-Amertcan l:IJat
.g Sunday and food atoru to be pl~ted and that he wu reacly to ot nyl.ng that he muat be depoa~d The rock Ia on & :U.O-a.erettatl
~pt open long enough to pre\'t.nt t! to 1 ·at }If by • coup. H• also. •ahl that Ilia preserve. . . ; , ,.• ~. _·
~ople trom going bungry. re re pr '-' e .1· eneJYdea were apre&d.mg word tha.t · · • ·' ·
· "' ha.''• done my wor-k. Ill my he mu1t be ou•t.ed before he alaged Need red pointe! lavewute
0e bJ :a R filt.een years u Pri'~Pidenl of a.nother coup to continue tn power. lt'a worth .recJ polnta 'Wheb tal
neorl! P tD r olaJ.~ Brazil I h!I\'C !/!ted tht- nation 11 nd He warned, llo~>ever, that he would In to yoU!' but.cher. '· · .. , . ', ,. -•.
LONDON, May 1 IIJ.r.I-:-An im- lhe workeu' conditions to levels " .
1edJate ~~axaUon of_ Bntialt cen- unheard of before. My mt..ion -sTERN'S OPEN THURSDAY 11 A.M. TO I p_,;.
<>nhip Wl•l come Wllh_ V-E day completed, I ahall return to private · " ' · ·· · · ...
.1t a aecurity check Wlll be ~ept life, p!acing the Govemment In the .;·.· __:_:.•:~.-~.:·_:_·., .:;_· ·
r. ~Uitaq•, n&val and air new• ha'ldl!l ot those whom the peoplt ·-., ,'
~a.vmg Bni.aln unUl Japan I• d.e· may bwfullv elP.ct;• Benhor V&r· · .. :j,·~~ l •·
, ...ted, it w~ dlaclo11ed tooa.y. g&K dedan·d·. : ::.'•· . :·-
Rea.r Admiral Geu!ge P. Thum· He alao took occas\er. to attack ·•· .-,"-<
•>n, dlrect?r of B~!l1~h press cen,- the opposition elemenu that h11.d. -' ~' ·- ·
~rahlp, l&ld that euryth~ng wJ,J bren crllic:izlng hlm la.bly hi th~
·•· tbrown.• o~~en (lit<':· V-E day) rre11~. He m&.intainu! that tho11e
.u:ept mlll~.fl', nRv!llllnd a.lr mAl· who tnd11y exhibited tllrm!'lelve• aa
"'~'• lhat.~!ght affect. t.ne war in dPmocralic hlll:!rr1'1woufcihavebeen
con(iemnnd eP.rlter fr,r crimel! of:
I
1e P&elfiC.
All new• tran.llmiltPd '!.broad .. un. oppa·~~ 101 ~ anrl iHf"'tnc~! and u 1
'-'Ill be een1ored but With p part:• u.l
ar eye to aucb rnatlet·a a 5 mo\'P· en~mit! of th~ inleeulF o! Bra.~il.
•
'~nta of troop lhlp~; and air power· l:num-e~ie11- Social G•IQ
'f-'~t l'aci(ic. Ph~·l'\enl operation,,, Pre!ident Vargu added. how-
,auld bE' l~l'ded "conaidcrably," ever, tho;.t he wa11 Jea\'iRg office·
.
- nomaon predicted. ., _ , _ . "with rr... lice toward none," ~tay:lng
Bani or Rl'WS Of B::'l:.lln. CIVIl lha.t. he had worlled for the people
•iefenae wfli be lifled after vjclory and for the aggrandizement of b\1
n Europe and wa.r correspondents COllntry .. He apPcifi~:d that he h&d
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m!roic exploit• and to identify liP!!· pol!sihle )abvr lawa for lllo benefit
.,l:--: ·. r.lfic military unit.ll that we1·e o! the people u a wholl\ .
nlacked out for mili!.Jiry •~cnrily In reviewing lhe progreu of
.-eiLiollll during the war in Europe. Brazil'~ l!ocial legislation, he rnu-
m~rated the eight-hour work day,
"l'nunan \\'•ry oa );'"'...,." Brfo&k minimum .saf&r)' •cale and pension
• laws and Institution of aavinga
P WASHINGTON, 'M&y 1 IJPl_- banks. "under my administration,"
realdent Truman lett thl' Wlute said senhor Vargas . ''Brazil hn ~
.Jouae at 5:30 P. M. today for the prospeTed, whereas' before tha.t ' ;1
·Blair Houae. . time Brazil Will! a colony of foreign
While Houu nporlt!rll, anx•oua ti 11 ancic.r!' who had chained the STERN'S VICTORIAN IIDI CHAIR ·•. :,/;,_,_,., ...r.t
nvtr war development11, ul·:l:'d cnuntr ylo them by mcana of Jol\nll. . !._·~. ~ti.
nun:· We WPre a. weak nlltlon, divided. • ... _-f '
''Are we 1a!e Ln JO home for lhe lla unity thrcalen··d; cnltura.lly and/ HAS A TAPEST_I!Y SLIP IIATl.
, intrbt. !" • rr:onomir.ally, we were ret&rdrd; 1
· The Preaident 1milrd and said but today teh natinn is .stroltg a.nd 1
1u aouldn'l. Bnawer 1hat.
, I When he left /1111t night. lb~ abroad."
t·rapectl'd, having- &ood credit!
•
·.• ·. . ·:t -..
:r~dent had ueured repm-t~n 'IherP. are many penon~. he -wt.nt I Put it in your Ji,ial rODm or bedroom •• : uie it Ia .'.
11M:)' were lafe to JO borne f!lr l.he on, who !'lad acrttSPd the gov.,m-1 an ntra rhair tor dininJ or bridst! Our ViewrJ&a ·
lek~&· n1ent of totalitA.rillnlsm, yet it wu 1 aide chair b» a 'licb, mellow .nahoaany f.ioi•h oo )arQ. .
' ~ -- hia Go"e-rnment thllt had outlawed, wood • • . ha111home rote·c&rved daign on frllm• • • •.
PA:RIS, )fl!:;v 1 UP1--RepoM.1. per- fuclsm bl'fort the war eom.-' 1lip IHt ~·ith floral u:pesuy on bl1ck backjro11nd. .
silted at Supreme liead.qnarten menccd; it Wl\8 hia adminl•tratlon,
·hat the Ge-rmans might "" f'X- hr- maintainl'd, th11t hl'td p~pllr!d . lURNITUilE, SEVENTH FLOOJt.
wrhd &t any moment to AcrPpt tht lUI lion for th" worJd confllrt
•f: Unitl'd N11tlona' de-mand fnl" R11;11in~t n!l7.i~n1·fn~~illll\r}\q, b .. N
'I ;conditiflnlll .lJTr•nl!"r. lli;'llin•t l"ill7.i-fR~!'I"m IJHi )lllrt STERN 8ROTHER:I ...2nd lt. a lth Av• •• N. Y.JI • LO
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have just been assured by the iof theconiing
French dent Truman wants no celebration
British that France would join the and hopes that .AIt&#39;lBI&#39;iCl&#39;l5
B in FF!-i -.:3 in an-an ni|&#39;r92
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csoitulation, whatever its IDITI1.thcm. Jonathan Daniels. Presiden- tic economy to the production of
that. we must reconvert our domes;
powers will make
i tsin that Himmler
genuine and total
military
surrende1
anyotterminihlni
authoritative quarters said today itiai press secretary, laid today. peacetime goods and services. The
aer Gen. Charles de Gaullc had In an announcement on behelt tasks which lie ahead are no less Mr. Churchill qr
discussed the question Vi-&#39;iLl the notthe President,Mr. Donielglaid: that the poiii&#39;.ica
.i&#39; Cabinet. i "In event or the cessationof important, no Ices urgent. no less guidedby.tna&#39;mi
0 - But high Allied authorities be- hostilities in Europe,the President vital to the future stability oi our
-1 lieved that there might be no iwiii speak by radio to emphasizefree institutions than the tasks itsthismatter. -ii
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armistice with any German indi- the necessity.for thankfiiiness and which are behind us. &#39; He also -hinted
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or group but instead simply ;ior the continuance by all Amer- "In the months ahead our Gov- inouncsment,.wnicl
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L3 the Allies conquest of all of Ger- iicans in the great war job which ernment siinply cannot afford to irnake our-w&#39
&#39;1many, whereupon the Allies Coin- ilies before us. lose the services oi its Rey person- oern all enemy tor
mander in Chief would proclaim i "He hopes there will be ho cele- nel. Through you, I am calling pointwasytvenpto
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the end of hostilities and the begin- Ebratiori but ii. national under- upon these men and Women to stick
ning oi the period oi military gov- Qstshding
ernment. Some quarters thought iijob which romaine."
oi the importanceoi the to their posts until the battle is rim aiimiisi bu
won and the Ship of State ls sale
night when thajp
this a better pl&#39;O¬tdlli&#39; than any! i Later President Truman set in the harbor again. acting independent]
Ii negotiations, however limited. wilh forth his dz-sirc that the war be l "I wan: you to write to the head petition Him:
I-Iehrrlch Himmler or anyone else. carried on till undiiiiiiiished vigor of each one of our important home try to keep some
for in this way thcrc would be no on the home front after Gcrma.riy&#39;s front agencies and ask him to cen- including the -Nev;
I li s clow of rcub&#39;.. 0 t Geima ny s ;defeat in a ictter to Fred M. Viri- vass his key personnel, informing . Reports at;-the
complete I~iest. him of
:sori_Director of the Office of 92i92&#39;llI&#39; my request that these key Gerznan troops trot
Regardless, Whrilier Lhcrc ill A-iobilizatinn and Reconvcrsiori. In workers stay on the job. jlent support to 1
some tec-inicsi "iri.=ii&#39;ii:1|&#39;.ir~i&#39;it
of nur- fit he said: "I want the head ct each agency.":i.hst the German su
Iender," Allied cirrlc-5 ihcught thilt ; "As 92&#39;-E Day approaches.many in so far as possible, to secure a still be a piece-meal
there would be no German go92&#39;ei"l92- agencies will {ace pledge from these essential ent- l .Yet BrltLtnhsd_:
of our 92.&#39;81&#39;i.§;tlt*
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rriti-:al personnel problem. p10yc.=that they will not go home
nil hi Under the impact of war, those ion V-E Day. but will stay and help ve qua arr piesce
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thewe psi
*1-5". i ""7&#39;"&#39;3*liinds oi miiiiary goverr-mi-nfi I
have recruited many to finish the talk. When t.heheadei
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do
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American, -splendid executives. it-om private of the agencies have done this, I
and Freiiclti-a.1&#39;id I
a. fifth iiic. Iii every grade and rank to- should like for them to report to merit and c_onlu1_
92ipon&#39;
signing
IllaI ti
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g_oi.&#39;erriment byiday the Government is served by ,.... IIIIIII -.-
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" ij?;_§5i.&#39;ii-in Berlin and eventually lspleiididper.-sonnet. Thesemen and "These patriotic citizens who Yer announciiig the
-_-tfaj.
_ -,Z;;e Ruhras well as in Jiiistria.{women have rendered faithful, have devoted tlieinselves un|tint- um. - _ _..;%_¢:_;
i
92 -qr. Difficulty Aiiticipi-zird
-2-.- lpstriotic and effective service for ingly to the nation&#39;s welfare in aw»-nay Oeloirliii
I In View of the iiitcriocking prob- ithe country in meeting the critical time of War, have earned tl-is last-
lems of transport and administra- problems oi war on the home front. ing gratitude or the American peo- Yldr. Churchill let t
tion, and rt the expectation that .Sa_92&#39;n today that he.&#39;-w
We Cannot Aliord Relaxation ple. They have helped to pay that
the Germans in the Russian and ii Those agenciescannotafford to debt which every citizen in the prisedat
French zones will try at any cost irclax their efforts or to disbarid democracy owes to his country and.
to get into the British or American their trained staffs after V-E Day. its institutions. But that debt is}tries that Germhni
mnee. some think that this st-stem We still have a tremendous job unpaid at least until we have tin-.
will be complicated and diiticiilt. ahead in bringing the entire war to ished the war and solved those to Iuropea.n_ ab
think tnat_,oontrol
Others dcscribeit as a huge ex- Ha victorious conclusion. Beyond urgent problems which war leaves dustry is a sur-airgu
periment whose outcome no one in its aftermath. I reiterate with ropean peace than-
can predict. ail the emphasis at my command- Germany may lorn
There is no fixed time limit for that the nation cannot yet allow democratic aadpsai
the Allies occupation. Hence any man to leave his post of duty."
l Sumner Wells three-year-old eug-
The Saar 1| MW 1
5.000 tons oi.-Jco:
gestiori of a long armistice period
gt
to permit the solution of post-war and in theiradministration ll it is such a creative achievement also Trench have askec
this coal to help it
problems will in effect be realized. international, as it is expected to exist. ,&#39; &#39;
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It is estimated u
qjl. During this occupation pcr1nd- .bc in the Ruhr. Theoretically. the
some talk of five years-the Allies _i92Vesiern
It France is to be a great power, tons daily couldbe
All-I-aswill enjoys similarshe must become s great industrial and thll would. be
rn_usi_._ decide the exten_t_ot control
or Germany that wiii continue {voicein political and economicde- power. and this will be possiblerighting pre-war avers¢e.- 4
is over. ti
after the occupation and the rela- cisinns touching the Siiesian indus- only if she gets a steady supply
oi German coal and ll the German get this coal. Mes
tion ot German to European in- trial rcgion. which will presun-ibly industrial potential is held
ii duatry. uesie, er. a member of thr illu- fill-i5l8T&#39;l
.bc annexed to as Poland under
iniiiience. check. tlie Allies is
tn lies sutl-ioiii-lel.._rls
ii we liar-y .
The Saar will be
ropean Advisory Coniniission, has . Thus it is believed there exists French experts agree. The Ameri-
the right to participate in de- wet least the judicial prerequisite cans seem keen for such control or sorie and its coal
cisions on the Ruhr and the Sar inf somemeasure oi plannedecon-German industry going &#39; beyondi French tor 5&#39;01
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, A planfor effectingthistransfer-
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Yand British expvrts. delimiting the
new trontier. With this plan, tel
which Czechoslovakia. was com-
pelled to asset, Mr. Chamberlain
returned to Germany. He sgainl
met Hitler. this time at Godeshcrg. I
To Mr Cl&#39;iairberlains
surprise.
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map indicating the territory he I
proposed to occupy bevond the 3911-,
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which Mr. Chamberlain character-
ized as an ultimatum. announcing
--1-lli.ler&#39;a
intention to march into
Czechoslovakia on Oct. 1. Nor
0 was Hitler willing to agree to a
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guarantee of the integrity of the
remaining parts oi Czechosiovaiiian
Tne last phase of the crisis
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lowed quickly. It ended in Mu-
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nlch. Hitler got what he wanted,
and in some sections of the terri-I
tory in dispute even more. On Sept.
29
an agreclnentwas signed
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ing the crisis. Within the next row
days. marching in accordance with
the conditions agreed upon at Mu-
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been saved. tour oi Bohemia and Moravia. I-lit-I1
One immediate consequence at ler rode into swastika-bedeckerli
Munich was the resigriation of the Vienna. Behind
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new Government took over. The
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the history of the _&#39;maater
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l
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clined to urge greater caution iave vent to his exuitatlon by
harthe had exhibited on many crit- dancing;an impromptu jig on the
odl occasions. Hr was encouraged sidewalks of Paris, an act that i-he,
inn thepoliticalblowdealttothe.
in Italy he sent a. aquadjdt 1
n his daring at crucial moments newarrr-ls recorded for the entire
-elore the war by what appeared to wvorld to see. »
im the llnwtllingur-ss or unreach-i l-lia personalresponsibility tori
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to rescue Mussolini
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nter into collision with Germany. .1940.was never denied. The great ment in northern Italy, which
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ermltn invasion oi the Rhinelnnd, Russia were also attributed to his. la collapsed under Anglo-Amer
t the occupation of Austria and alleged uncanny military t.aleni.a.; blows. On April 28, 1945. M1:
vnring
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time of the diplomatic conflict with linvasion oi Russia. whichcostGer-l the
time Hitler was reported,_t_ie
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Poland, immediately preceding the imany millionsof liven.was another His declaration of war on the} dying or in Berlin. ,- 1;-=_¥1_.
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--o : believe; :ho1ehe*rteoly in spiritualism, or
shell 1 say prescience?
see,- However,
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and amazing ex,er1ences
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Iniorment, eene
Isureau,
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to this
office on
the afternoon of August 20, l9h5, and stated that the name of the
person who "e-~ him the information concerning HITIh3&#39;s presence in
Arentine
was 2&#39;.&#39;ho resides at -Jinter °a.r1~&#39; Florida. stated
JOrlando, FlOrlu¢.

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.fice oi Itllitary Intelligence, Washington, &#39;;J- C.,
he-1 c;;::=e to his office at the
that
Veterans Adminis -I
so and
ttion operatesattempted
the obtain the name of his Informant.
an__ Whenrefused,
he statedthat -lbused him and
threatened him.
He, therefore, felt that if it would be of wstance to
the Government, he
;»t_._ 1| would rather give this information to the FBI whose representative had treated
1;-__.
him with
such courtesy. .I__=415L___;l;§;§2;;§¬;:s=se-__.
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in this matter.

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Bureau
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ADOLFHITLER IS I! ARC?-ITISA
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It wan
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thet hed
that AdolfHitler no in z-gennl. one
mrniehed
on1 ranch675
milesnest
of Florian: olil, Brazil end650ullee north, northleet
of
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of Orlando,F1 eeder
of e lpirltueliet oult tueliat prophet.

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. ~s postmarked, Philad~l!'hia, Pa., !fareh ?4, 1933.

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PL. 5/3/33 4/l.'0-21/33

r Tl::REAT 'I'O ASSASS INi!.'I'E GEP.MJ.N

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addressed to the t or otoer individual regarding Chancellor
Adolf Hitler. statea tnat, in all probability, it
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In refe:-unca to y.,ur letter of J~ay ?., 1933,

you are inf'o~,~:~. h.at c. report h~ been dictotad in case
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GERMAN l!MBASSY
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The German Dnbassy has the honor to transmit to the

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"C. Portugall", (postmark New York) in which there is

• report of a plan to assassinate the Chancellor of the

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April 21, l'J33.

To the GermaJ, Embassy,

Washington, D. c.

Gentlemen:
Permit me to draw your attention to the following.
In listening to a conversation between several new Y•Jrk Jews,
·-t';- . ... i I learned thot a plen is under way to murder Reich Che.!ccellor
~ Adloph Hitler, and that a young American Jew Has already been

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c b indiTidunl aloo alloses thet ho overheard e conversation
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Read ot the Cr11111Dnl D!Tislon of the Director
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Flo&u: rc.f~r to th" DtviHonl s letter of I.Jay 27th ·

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Cha~cellor Adolf Hitler.

Dear Sir:

Ref'eren ce is :nnde to your letter or August 15th request-

inG to· be edviEed or toe ~tatus of the above case,

Att~-tio~ is culled the re

PhiladF.lphtn, Pen~sylvs.nia, 5-3-33,
York Citt, dated B-10•33. You 11 note from
~ that investir,ation st 91phie failed to locate Da,.iel
~ e.~d the report of Ae that 1~vest1gat1on at
~er; Yor;: City fui led to lo who had written a let-.
t.,r to the Gerilllln i'J;;bassy VIi th re a corverea tion he h&d
overheard Of a move~;e!'t on foot to assassinate Chancellor Bitler,

A review of the file 1!! this office reflects

letter of' l:ay 27th
been written 1'ucson,
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Arizona, to the Ganmn he had
a. co:.veraation ?ihera1n an attempt was to be made to t~e
Hitler. Thio case at that tice was assigned
L of this office, wl!o wns shortly thereafter
assigllJ:lent.

taken by this office at that

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supplemf'nted l:y e Jetter of even dote.

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CASE ORIGINA"r~D AT •lash ington L. A.

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heard no :raws aay HITLER was to be essaas iDe ted
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New York City ~.as~~tated he be~ieved
one or hotel's bellboys s~id one of' talkers waa a
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Telc,.ror.: or,ci J ctt'lr f'roro the Washingtcn field.

Offic~, bo';-h d'l~Ed August 14 1 19:3~ 1 and Lc:>
An~les ~ffic~ letter .detej August 18 0 1933.
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minutes and he was left there alone be chEWcad to overbear ~ ·conversation \ ,
1n Yiddish 1n en adJoining room. The two men he overheard were speaking
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l.,avine sometime 1n May, lll33. The assassination was to :take place betwaG'';}~.·f,·;
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in Washine;ton, D. c., advising •them of the conversation he overheard and tba\ ·· i.!
in that letter he furn< shed the names of the talk.;rs and th~e of tbe belli ~ f,
the a:;scssiu was to sa.ll on. However, when Agent talked t he was. ·,.l
unable to r"ce.ll any o:r tbo"e <1etails. Sinee the name :".tlC!LSTE:-~ as met.• '· · ·,
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or the talkers. He seld he.~mamber and that be did not believe it·•aa•'
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his letter to the German EJ;Ibsssy he had requested i t tc. never divulge his ri~~~:~e:. j
As .A.;:ent continued to talk with him he launched into a tirade against the' :rews>,
in this cc.un1;ry, stating that it will have to take the same action agaturt ·.tll~m; :';'·
within 10 years that Germany has taken. , · .'.. '

He advised that he ia attempting to patent and market an alloy of · •:r:,

lead and ccprer to be used as bearines, but that the Jews in this country haTe >
prevented his financing of same,
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its register was searched from , without finding any man by :~
the namo of ~;:'!:HI~ or Agent oosually contacted the hotel •s.
bellt:oya. They all 1m recall ever having turnished , . ;·
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rererenc~e noted that hi!! verbal statement con:t'l1cts consider,bJ;T
with tbe letter wh)ch he wrot<3 to the German Embassy. No mention was· made-·to. ~,~·
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The Director,
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Dear Sir: rte: Dan~~ern--Threat to Assassinate
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"Yiel _1 \.:ffic:e .s·lbject tc b12inr.; re-opened in the event further
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been persecuting the Jews he along with numerous
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stated that he is 55 years of ege, wus born an!l rRised ~
. . of Michigan, end it was also noted that he is quite hard of
hearing and is more or less of the gossiping type.

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Dear Sir:

J,.t 3:15P.M., October

local police department called me on
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be willin~ to take up tho surveillance at the Uni0n Station upon
departure of this individual for Chicago,

Att~r e conference with Assietcnt Director Nathan, I

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65-4309 ·April 28, 1944

Director, FBI

'' Dear Sir:

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The District Intelligence Office, Third t!aval District has given
me what purports to be a copy ot the birth certificate of Adol~itler. I
am enclosing a photostatic copy of this certificate, which is reported!T re-
produc<Jd froro the original in tbe parish offices of Braunau-on-the-Inn on
september 7, 1933. According to a representative of the District Intelligence
Office this Jocuu.ent recorde the fact that in the city and parish of Braunau-
on-the-Inn, dioces of Linz, in the. country of upper Austria, there was bom on
the 20th day of Apr:!.l, 1889, one Adolph Hitler, son of JJ.ois-1!1tler, ]lnperial.
Custon:11 Official, and Klara Pall of Spittal, lower Austria; and on the 22nd
day of Apri!, 1889, AColph HitJ.er v:as baptised according to the Roman Catholic
rites. Joh:.nn and Johanna Pierlk, Vienna III, I.owingasse 28, served as baptismal
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Bu~ .... 0s Airc,s. ··cell kno1M PS t!-lc "'·'Jetheart of the :..merica1
industrialist t" be in Ar~enFr.r• as th~ po3t.7ar pl:sn:ter'
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its cr•ll:lps", it is virtu,-.Jly ir.po~s!blc t,c- substantiat,e arzy llll.A[;'ltions with regarrl~
to J\rre:-oltinn 1s ~~. . ,....rinG +he rRzis after r!l9:·eat: howcv~r scrr.e significance rnCV"" he 1~·
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Nattonal 8ot'i,hl'l~ pRrty, the -mo-..·en •.• 1t. Bclie\·ing u.~ tnislllion riRlll. ~~~ond on lh... . The armlea f•&i~n h_e inlenalfJed his Agit4tl
Jttr.aUon ror.-•d by llitlr.r ~~~ 1f'l[ nath~r••·d 11 ocbtl regeneration of Hlllrri!lr~l and c:onu~:;m grew ngRmat the republic,_ the Ver.~a.ll
kl•lrumcnt tor thr. achievement 1•wa111 to'-f Halizcd by what he to p~oportro_n". that e it in· Treaty and the Go\ ernment_1 f
wer, 11 nlied a_ \:Jg-ornws minority, a dea· CH'&:..:mgly tb.!fu:uJL. Inr. he demo· fi11ment policy. · .....
ong thr. mttn lHU,r met wh"n perate ehtl', h~ ~:athl'r<'d around era he rppubhc to tunc bon. While The whol~ world lAW ·in t
ined the German Labor party him 1 group of tnt~lter:tuala, oC· rrofr:s~lng uncompromisin&:: ho,.til· cam~atgn a hfe-~n~·death llrt.nlJI
ietrleh Eckhart, a journalist, !lct'ra, tormer Clt!icC'rl', pcnuriou• ll.'t to ench other, the extreme Red beL\\een tho Na.zu1 <"llld 1ll:e.repubJ
whom he obtained U1e bt~sic atudc-nla. and Bmbitious youths a.nd Brown ele-ments cooperated in 8.11, inde~d. 1t W.as. Hmdenbu:
lplea oi the ideology la.ter without proepecta in u1e Germany thr· Rcichsta&. the Prus:.ian Diet running !or a third tenn, emtri'
d by tlle Nazis. Eckhart ot tba.t timt. and other provincial Legislatures in vt<:torious, with 19,000,000, vo1
·in 1923. Other• whom HjUer AU theRe wue ht the maJn men undermining- the power and atabi1· aga.1nat13,000,000forHtUer.,Att
a. membcn or the German of humbi~ origin \\'bo had &one ity ot republican Institutions. In n.me tJr,ne, .however, HJUe.r r~
r party Wt'rt Rudolph lle-!Ss, through th.e war and found them· 19;;2 t.be Httleritesand Communists tered his greatest electoral 1.
ter becan1e Lepu~y Fueh:-er, selves socially ahJnwrccked when worked together m staging a great umph frof!l the point of vtew
who W&l· r.amed e:econd by it ~~a.s over. Like Hitltr, they \\·ere transportation strlko in Berlin. votes rece1ved. F'rom .. Ule.n .on
In !llo llno of aucces•ion to ready for an)·lhlng. They had Af!.t>r his eltctoral victory of was, ln4ee4, a powo.r not to
e power upon Ute outb:-cok nothing tol loae and felt Ulcy had 1930 Hitler rnond to conaolid~te Ignored .
.UUUe'a v.ith P.o'l.and in 1939. e\·crytil.Jng to gafn if only they his position witr.. the Rrichswehr. The BrucnlnJ Cabin,t!ellaborl
Altre4 Roieftberg, anOther of[ could gra•p the Jnstrument& of[AppP.aring u a witness at a trial after th'- Pres1denlial election a
"-'1\o •u~"·~lJently pl~yed a power. Like Hitler, th!:'y "-'~re fm-. ot three Relchsw~hr o!fice:rs tor fJ?- the consequent Reichl!ltag elt
r ~e tq. tht ,Na7J rt"SJmr. as ]Pelled in their thc.ught.a ar.d ac-[furthering • fa.atJSt tJlot tr. the ~IOns of July ~1. Hl32, the Na.;
gll]t ..t.'ld.:~-·!tic1&.n. _ HcsF lions by a wperiority compie-x army, Hitler made hi~ famous lDCreaecd the number of th'
to ..fen.i'l~:i;:"~~~l, preauma.lthe sali$fll.r~ion o! which bece.m~ldeclaration in which he flattered let.ts to~~~· becoming ~e l&rg4
n~.!~,e-:.~~~ . .:f," .a.nd re· th~ prop~lling ambition ot tbeir t~e army and pr~mised t.bat when single pohucal party. Tw1?e b-'c
ed..{lltf'4''7......_._p\· If.. . ·.. bemg·. Ltke Hitler theY Identified hiS pe.rty at tamed power the the ~nd of the year H1Uer c
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.\n..\~u-ot the the t·egenerat!on of Ge 1:many with "November criminals.'' those wllo manded the c_=ha.ncellorabJp, a
#,~cr:· ~f!re thf! ru.Tizalir.m ot the!r cfream. made the German rC\'olution and each tizne Hmdenburg .nfu•'
only • · .?:'.il.OrrMan They declared. ,,.,ron tile r•·pub. aet 1;p the Weimar Republic, would Hind:-nburg offered him a Cabii
r J)U'ly ~t:. ~,1\i:.·~. ~·td U.. Jlc, on the Vrrsaillca 'J.'n~a.ty em the be rxt<'nnino.ted. and that ••br-ads post m r. reconstituted Governme
half ~~ -~,,~&!_ler Communtsh, whoP:e meth'od.F. of would J'oll." In his testimony Hit~ but that wa.e not enough for-hi
e iead, tw. j-1':~~t&{.n:at ,pro!'eiaianaJ revoJutitm.isti, or prop. ler paid tr.!butr to :monarrhis! Ger·l He wu biding his time far 1
red the 1ebR i:>"\_. ~ . ,r, .. raganda and of force, they madtt many. thua lulJing the monarc!'.i.ets final blow at the rtpubllc. '-I
e of our tfm •. :~~:.,_'-':. ·. ;...-\.;..'-!their o-.~:n. A111 Gc-.ebbels.. who wu an~ their army genera.Ia into tllejChanceUorahip or nothing!'"
force of eJpq1,1!ftM,:1l~;.-.n, 1o btcornc Hitler'• Minisler o! behef tha.t he planned to restore demR.nded. . ..
ode and daring .,~.i!hi.f l~t~··r "Ptopaganda and Enligh!.enment, tbf" old fmperiaJ order. With the ReJchata.g- unabJit
d ahead in 'the • t.us-. rr.r!l~ e;tplained it in later yean "Prop- Meanwhile the government of [form a n(;w Government Oeca~,
ed by •the little _·bti):d.-1~ l#:'anda •hou~d not be d~cl:!nt-it Chancellor Heinrich l3ruening, a the multiplicity Of waning pa"r'U1
&bout making t~peechi:a-. ~- 1 J~:hould. be effective," and •we Centrist leader, wu fi~htin~ des- 1and the impc!nibiUty of apelnJ'C
ng thE'< wronhs donn to ·Cfi!r·lfight with ).'farxbt mP-thOCitl but peratcly to stem the tide of ,co· & coalition, it waa ag&in dluo1v4
, appealing to audirnctl and.\we ahall do thiDP better t.'l~ the nomic and polilica.l diuoluUon. and new eleetiona were called f,
·ng them with the promU.e of J..tarxbta." • Fo~ ma.ny monU~s Bruening was Nnv. 6, 1932. In tha.t election tl
· ·. · rul:ng by decree baaed upon emer- HiUerites loat 2,000 000 votea,' m
' n·r"ch Beer-Cellar Putsch o! 1923 Far"Ie·cl·1 Re&c.l3t.a.g.
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·risoned .for TreriSon, He Is Soon FreedjChancellorship Won by Series of iiitri{r;e~

line With t:;us ronu·p~~on.]!i!f:TPtment. th!. Bavanan mili·
wu. oi01inct ch"' elcmcnt 1tarlot. and re•ctionarie•. headed
Rer·chslag fr.re Preced es El ect•ror. v···lCt 01
e orgartization Hitlf"r !et up b_v von Kahr, 1\Cinister·Pre.,ident, .· .
,_. . ."' th, , :and Genernl von Losso\o.r, Chief 'lf . ~at follo\~·ed was a 11eriellli oflacrepted theae tenna, With the J
le ear_!. )Can or h 1• ac .t:-.. "th~ Ba.vetril\n Arn 1y, pretended to ll"'I~Jgues behmd the. F"E'ne!l th.J.t vieo that : ~w P..eichft&K eleCU
, the of!ICf'r! and 1~:;.1('n '\\'rre!,nve their asf'ent. The army and ulltmately ~ndcd little-r in '.he were to be cc..lled 10 he might o
the r:mk '!>t mtt)or "_nd ea}')-jSlate o:Cficial.o;, 1·eturned to their Chanc-ellorship. Bruenmg rcsi,;:ted more aeek the approval of thee:
4.. .Arm;.o J:"f'ner~ls, ~~t!Ye nn.d ot.ricu aT1d. promptly proclaimed and Fr~nz von Papen. a Catholic torate. Hindenburg wu pJeued
t·~· regarded h.m \\.tl;'- suspl·!Httler a traitor to the State. and & d1plomat r£"mem.bercd in the thi• oaten.sible desire of HiUer
· because of hi~ lowly ongln rndj There followed a s-k 1rmh:h .next United States for hia f'l!lpionage aeek the r..upport ot the major
oJlc nrpC'als to the middle ·day in the CeJ"tter o! the citv be· a~d aa.bot.oge work durJng the In fact, he was delighted. .. -~
s. Tlu~y jC'Ilned hlm openly!twecn .!!leveral thousand of Httler'~: FlrSt World \Vu, Will appointed The Rei~hstag wu d.iuolVed I

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•fter he had m:lde an lm·lfollcrwe~:s and the police, backed by in his placf'. Von .:;apPn'a J.~ini~try In the camp&ign that enwed
on pnd ehow.ed that his L?ssow s troops. H~tler v:as leading was kno':;n ·~ the C~bmet of Nuts un~aahed a flooO ot pro
es of"' success \\ere not to be,hu~ men, wavmg hts revoh'er, with monocles. It ha:d no has1s ~f sup· ganda eclipsing anything that.J
lmized. . . !Ludondor!f beside him. Confident port in. the Re1chatag or In tho gone before. Wltb the mach~&!
wall this dtst.lnction that \'II.S[that the pohcr. would not fire upon population and waa obnously a of Government in their banda~
arUy res~on!->Jhlc .!or the ,tal,~ seeing Ludcndorff, Hi tier marched stop-gap.· , In comman1! of the National Tn
t Hitler s f1rst J?utsrh on'on. But the porlce fired neverthe· ~eneral \'On Schle1cher, army ury, wfth the prestige ot authOJ
r'· I and 8. 1923, m Munic:::h,llt-~a. The thousands of Nazis acat- ch1ef, !caring a union of the Hit- behind them. the N.azil: were 1
\)W~ as "'th~ ~;eor-~~1\ar Pu~ch." tered In all directions, Y.1th Luden· lerites and Communists. against to terrorize the electorate Ud
~hev\ng hu: Ta.g ~ad arnved, 1dorf! alone n 1 arching forward de- whom the army would be, una~le cripple the campatgn acUvit1el
,ler forced. his v.:ay mto an ~S-!flantly. He waa arrested. Goering, to ~tand, fnrc-ed von Papen a restg· other partie~~ u to commud
,•bly of high·ranlling Bavanar, who WAS al•o in tho van 1 was nat1on and hlmscl! assumed the a4vanta~e. · •
l•<"<!1':_18, M!nlf'te_~~; , Govc:nm~T~tlwoundcd, hut ur~pcd nnd latf'r ~-~'!:n~ellnrahlp. Vnn. Srh1£>iCh<'r's In vain did the Natlonaltl
~~c-J&ll and pnJ1t1rJ:m'f. Jn ~h,.jt:ed the countrr. }JiUcr telJ to the wf1s ;we iceond ~iibinr-t ut mnn- h~aded by Hugen.Derg, whoBU.pii
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~hr Mu!m:h C'1ty ground. oclr-a,' Powerrul rlctnt'n!a tn the ed whllt wu coming, object to'
ll on the eHn~ng of ~ov. 8 anil. TcstimOtlY 111t the trial tha.t fol- ftrm. Y •!!d ar~mnd von Pn.pen, bent dissolution of the"Re1chata&'&nd
Lnd1ah1n' a re,olver~ f1rcd a fih':'t lowed u 1 e affair was almost unani· on hclpmg H1tlcr to the Chancellor- calling of a new election. Hav
the atr, annnuncmg t.~at hl! 1mous thal Hitler wa~ the first man llhlp,. refused tn st1pport \'on helped Hitler to povleT, they ll
~lllutJon had b£"J:llR. He called for, to get up a.1d run for cover. He Sch1e1chcr, howf"vcr, w~o thrreupon saw thernaeolves completely c
lnarch on Bf"l'iln and . plearied'' dashed towurd his automobile and deman~ed anothrr dut,oluUon at maneunred by the Nazi chlettl
J~ thoee. prc!'lf'nt to J:IVe him fled. He '"ras caught. however, the Re1chsta~ and a general t!lec· -· , ·
.1r blea1un~. Th<'Y wne taken and tried for treason. The aen· Uon. Hindenburg refused, and on De Buminc ot the Bllehlta
r:k by thn• suddr.n mOV(', for tencc wa:r; fi\'C yrars' hnpnsonment th" &dl'lce of his son. Oakar, and One of the moat ahocldniA!:ve
ie the~ ha•\. prrtenrlcd to t'n· 1in a fortre~s. He ll(·rved only a General von Blomberg, who aubae• in the histOry of the f'."'azi reg:
fl~e H11I~r £hey kn<''ol.' t.hat U1e!rew months and was paroled, re· qucntly became Mini~tcr of War came on the evening of Feb.
!Or actt~m was not r1pe: and t.urning to J'r,llUcal activlty. , in Hitler's government, called 1933, a week before the elecU1
:nllde htm. prom is~ that :'l~ I . v.h... m -., .......... .._ rtJO>P n.r... t Hitler to Schleicher's plac~. Thill On that eventn the Reichl
. <!" noth:na; reckl,.ss and~- ........_, ..... v .................... --.u~·~ was on jan. 80, 1933. Hitler's goal buiiding auddenfy went ·up
r,.,: w ~ vtalcncc _that mig-ht. After th~ fia!'IC'O of ~~ Munich was attainf"r!. !lames. Part of the building
·., r·, '·1· · own f!nsJdons. ''rulach.'' ir ac<'med BR 1f HiU!'r's Upon caJJin~ llitll!r to t.he Chan~ lapae!d. The fire, Jt wu determiJ
,··~·: .' .c. ":1. notation nt _h.s r.nm:;e was irretrievRbly lost. c~llorship, Hindcnbu~·g instructed wns o! incendiary origin, {I')
.... - 'W'"' wrrc ouUule,!Throughout the country he v.·as h1m to form a ClJnhtlon GovC'rn· great deal or infla.mm~ble m.:o.'·.
·· · tV in;por'lunitie!'lthc butt or rid1c:ulc. The Govern· mf"nt \\'ith other pa:rticJ o! the wa.s uRcd to start thr. ('n:~c-~.
. • ·'. ; l_rr, "'1\~ho ~.:a."qment and ils supportl"'rs felt hr. ri~ht. lie was Lo ob.<='?r\'C thP. Con~ t.ion. Hitler announcrr~\: ·. (
t. • l' •·' :- .tl ··'"~~•l 1 C'0111d nn lonJ:rr bo:: a danh"Pr anr! stitutlnn And rtll,.. nnlv with tl1,. bt)
~. •·· · • ~,:·,;: •_hal tj1-ere w!s no u!!lc m;.kin; aJCo::.'io:-l,t of the Rcichsi.sg. Hitlrr Contlauea on rRt:"·'"'" . ,.\flf ..
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them•elvu at WM.I' 1A11h )hl1er·an'- 1n "J.tdn Kampf u
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hl• rrglmt when they dfacoveredtl·nl,o; r.ontempt.'ror.the people lind tlon. We 1H •llfld a ft:l&ller clall inferior ar,d auporJor n
that what he aimed at wu no lesa . 1:nbour.drd caporttv for hatrrd from ~"lfl!m~ln..•--~ b,..tter race." vid.ed. It alJO lnt.o tnt,.TI•
than the •nbllttlution of a pagan! iCl1 found r:xprc!l~ion tn hi~' And lt \I.'HI'INir•.'h(') woutd build perlo.r human bcinp. H·
Oe-rm1111 god for Chriat. mercilf'U treatment o! opponrnta!th~t~ mllst··r ~ ._ ·. and lead It! ln ln hl1 claui.ttcaUon._ a.a ...
Sr.me br&ve ~pre~t:nlRUvta etr •nd _pruf'cutitl"r. co! the .Jews, I'IC· ,JddJlion to d1V1d1ng mankind tnlo man. . :·~- · .' _·;or · · ;
. the churches def1ed H1t1er '"'hPn all 1corrhng: to plychologists who hRn~!
-· olheu h&d been broken. 0! .th••• eludied th~ m~n·s CRre<r do•dy,l
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. In hil prison ctll N••moeller bo· orty ......,..tchedneaa and !ruatrations HIS
c::ame the aymbol of. Cbrtlti&xuSy, or hlJJ ,auth.
Antt-Semrfrsm Burlt on. Idea ·of·.·
atruggllng to maintaln ita tru\.h l!it~a '"~~ born ir. .n inn 8 t ·- ;.;~- '·
and 14f:ntity agalnat the Nui Bramw, .Au~!ria, dose to the Grr-- r,;n~ before he had dreamed otfphy•lcal wea.lmen.: He
. a.tate. man ·tt-(intier, April 20, 1 ss9. Ilia sclue\'l!JJ!:'.POWer he hnd d.evdopedlteered !or Ute G-ennaD
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MaN t:Ja.reat Hla Sprl.u&board
the Hleg\timllte son of Aloia Hitler es nP. 11 1
father wat Alois Schickelgn1ber, tdh• Pr~c tpleh• tlhat nation• were when accEpted, felt ~
0 ill e, oppo1e and de· power and of Jreat thin
:.· · 'I'heaocia.\, polittc•l ~r.d econo~c The rut.ure Fuehrer'• parent w~ s~roy onto: mothe_r: tha.t th~ law of At the front, where h_4
--~ eon4JtJoJ11, u they dcv~loped m originally & peasant, but later en· h~story wa& the atruggle tor aur· a dt.ptLteh earrier, .be ·
poat-wa.r Germa.J?~· ~ma.rl.ing patn- tered the .Austrian custOlns •en•ice. vlval between peoples; that the le~s. No one wrote,;~
,· tully under humlll&tion &;nd ~cfea.t He was marri('d three times. his Germans were chosen by duttny to one lent hfm pa.reela. -l
and atruggling for neu1y fifteen third wife, who was 8!so hil niece rule over others, and that the great w•re recognized by htl
yean with internal dlaFen•i.on a.nd and. war-d, bE-ing tn·eonty yens rryass of the people were mediocz·J- however, a.ncl ·be- WLI
man unemployment, aupphed the youn~ter than her lnl!lband She tles imm.ensc-d tn a tnw ma.terlalism with the Iron ero_..·-:
aprfngboarcJ.. for H.itler-'a le.a:p ~o was the !uture dict"tor'e m~ther. and dcstm~d to be dominated by a Regarded •a an eCcel
powe_r in 19,)3. HaVt>lg becom_e dl ... -1 Seven children were born or Ulc hl~her soclal t~pe. The Jews here~ comradel, he replied -~
&ppomted in all other partJe.!l, n. three mnrrlagu coni 1.. cted by 1-Iit garded aa partJcularly inferior an.S wfll hear much ot me ·1
wfficient number cf Germans had\ter's father who die.c:t
ac~pted the Nazia when tlte lat-'hemorrhag~ ~t the 8 e of GG. His
;f puln1onar; a Tdsncer _to all otl1er peoplel. Became his auperlon---~
hes~. 1~ may be P~hS, were the hfm ~seriously he wu Jl
. ter, by mear.s of force and propa·•ithree wivts died or "weak cltcat.s. only pnncJplea to whlt~l BlUer re· ~yond the rank'ot w
_.. pnda. ingeniously cltreeted by Two o! Hiijer"~t brother• and 8 •ll· mai_ned ~rue, .for he '-'lOlated the He waa ga.&aed, ancf tb
:Hitler, had mtncuvered th:Pmselves lf!'r died in c:hildhood A niece of bast~ prJneiples of the Nazi eco- war found him in _.'&
into a position from which they Jthe Fuehr~r corr.mitt~d suicide A nom1c and social program, threw Passewalk, Pomerania
con:d strike tor nisure of the half-brothrl' had no progeny ·The overboard the prfncJple,- ac often with 'D&in t.i.e cDnape
Government. Gennan dictator him~eit ·never proclaimed by htm. aa Nazl party man Empire. Hla hour
But an undersland1nl' or Bitler's married. At the age of 16 he •uf.. leader and Fuehrer, that what he •truck, but. IM&Ied a1
eonduct both before and lifter hi• fl.l'ed from lung trouble On hla desired was the union of all Ger- tion and c-..e nvolutt<l
advent to po...ler hu been aought rnotber'll aJde there wefe several ma.ns and not the !ncorpor&tion at the Ka!Nr .uut J')
by ttudenta of Ute man in atudy ot eecentrica in the family ln ...n of other races in the Reich, and von Hlndenburr·
bla youth and family history. f'T'll. the family 111howed defri;it; abandoned, tempol'arily, aa a tacti- !allure to RPP1"811 th..
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One of the ma.t striking contra- te.ndenciel to thnus and m ntal cal_ maneuver his repeatel:!ly pro· he felt that hie day "
diction& wu the 4il~repancy be· inatabWty. . e cla1med. unalterable o_pposition to Hi1 eonthftn~ Jn hlzn'
tween tbe magnetb1m he exercised bola:heV!!M, W1th which he con· great u hi& aenae o;
ovn mtlJionl and the ttnprepoun· Gen:-n ~dh~rent From Youth •?tn.J?D-ted a h-eaty of non-aggrea- After the '\\w Hltlt
aing appoa1'3nee of this ch&mpton Unhkt- hts raiher. who w.as a fer· ston In the midst ot the PolJJh crlaia turn to 'elvUian ·lite;
()f .A.ryan raet purity. Professor ven: •upportcr of tbe A".t&tro--Hm~- of A:ugust, 1939._
:MA.Jt ,·on Gn1ber. noted Genn::m' gar1a.n rnnnar;:hy and wantc1 hiS
fici11Iy t\emobiUZe4,
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.. autOority on n.c.e h)•gie.ne. g&ve thelso:1 to !oll~Y-' h'zm Jn the. Govt'rn- J Munich, ":hel'~ h~ supported him· His work,. wu.Jil.- 1~1D.,
l'ollo"Yooing description ot HiUer menl 1-l'TVJC~. Ad-'llt Hitler wr..a self by d.:nnt; ond joh·a• a p&lnter t.elllgebCe' c!'ivis'i&d''~~
wh~n ht mtt him for the !irs1. tinl.e/rom early youth a. •trong aciher· and barely ma.nateci to earn hb. the Relchawehr ha4,
#!::_,. ··: ·"-'·at a politlcal trta.I tn a. Gennanlent cf. Germany. He waa conYlnced keep. He ahued a room "1th a to dream ut revtmge
• oourt tn 1~23: that 1t wa.s the htatoric mieston Vicnnne engineer, but had no real to the illegal groupe Jl
'"F&ee and head, bad'-mongM'!l. of the Germans to rule t11e Aus- trif'ndl!l and no contacts with wo- aide the Reichswehr c
Low, receding forehead, unhand-~lriane. _and the complex ot ra.ces m~n. Tho.se who came in eontact the overthrow at the
1t0me non, broad cheel{hon~".s, sman inha.b1hr:g Franz Josef'• land. Wtth him were struck by his pas· public a.n.cl pl&nnlng t~
eyes dark hair. Expression o! the H1Uer had no love for h1s father 11ion for pt~litiCJ; and political resurgence ot the co1
1'1"e' not that of one cornmandmg and resented his insistence that be wunglcs. He dr1ited, un&ble to o!licer• and termer
full1el!-control, but o{ one tnstant- prepare ~ims<"~f for th~ Govern- fi!ld r~gula.r- employment of the tached themselvea 4 tc
Jy excited. At the end-\.he exprea- ment servJce, Not ventunng to dt .. ktnd htll father had wanted him to splratory 'free eor
•ion ot bappy complacency.'' :.y ~is father op.enly, he adopt()d a havl". Hitl,cr himself d!scJoaed later tiona formed for poli
!dany who watclicd Hitler !rom Po~tcy of pa.:rsn·e resistance by hls fathers prediction that no good and the apre&ding of
the time wht-n he first made hia idlmg away h11 Ume at 1chool. At would ever ~orne o! his 10n. He Some -of these
appeua.nct on the political acenel the age. of 14, after hfs father's was poor, maerable and hopeleu. helped stage revolts
noticed hi& megalomania., hi• gam.. deatl1, H1tler .went to live with his war Came as • Delh·er&llee against the Govemn
.. bier's readiness to take riakl!, his mo~her at Ltnz. There he stayed . notable of' which ,11
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I ha.bit of wild exaggeration and in· untll he was 19, pampered by his, _Then came the _war. It hfted archist Kapp 'Put.tj
I ability to grup the full im lica-~mo.:.her, who catered to his habit Httl£'r fr.o~'l obscunty into a ata.te 1920, When_ the ·.bli
tiona ot thinga he aaid and d~ t of Jdhng. of exaltatiOn. tured Berlin, but w
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waa thia failure t Upon her death he found himself "To me. those hours were like a to yield by a gener
aigntficance of hia ~ :;;eas":J~ ~e alone and friendless, without any deltveranct," ~itler wrote of the cl&f.med·by the JCIHrt.
that wu consid~re wo 5 an. ee 5 1means ot earning a living andloutbrea.k of tnc war In ''Mein These "free corpa". ·
..;i" the coolnesa hc-dia dl;e:~~nunbi.c_for.<;:ulte unpre-parel:S for the battle or)l{ampf." "I am not uhamecl to were financed by _ac-
momenta after vjof i ~ cn~ca~)h!e. He ha.d bcf!n a ta.ilure at school I!IRY that. overcome bra .stonn of lata, .who UkeWtae
thou ht a~d tern en ou ur.l 0 and t~.'8S un:1blc to pa:ts txamlnR--- enthusinsm, I tell on my knees and dermtne 1he ·Go'
occ..:iona he wuper, ·~{e~ufoh! 0~ ti<;ms. \-\~hilc hll'l parents were atill thanked Heaven !rom an overflow.. thwart the work
!ntb tea.ra a , repol a. ahve HttiE'r had J:'Onc tor a .ahort ing hcf\rl." . allied Military Com
nd h):atenca. lime to Munich, Where he had A :,.·el\r before, in Slltburg, thelltahed in GermlllY. t
Proparandll. a Ba!ilc \Veapon ~~en ~ome courses . In drawing. Austri~":' doctors h_ad njeeted him umec!, _in aecorda
At the aame ti h h \\ 1th h1s mother's passirlh he be .. for nuhtary aerv1cc because of provtsiona ot the Vt
me, owcver, e took himself to Vienna., where- he! · · . ·· ·• ·
pos1es~d an uncanny 11hrewdness oppll<'rl for fll.dmi!l!llion to the Acad ·
in hi~ ~aUmaco of the conduct ond cmy of Arto. He thOU!'hl of bccom:
A Spy f Or ConsplYQ
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P~Yc 0 ogy ot ntass~s and Jndi· ing 11n archltt"ct The few dr:\\\ings
;~~~s.lhand dt·•:oped h> a tine he preoented to' the rurecwr were
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emot' tTar 0 swaying- the1rlao mediocrt'. )lO·o\·ever, that hi!! ap- ·.

i th~o~~·ld he IUtcesa ~e achleY(d plication wes denlcd for lack of Hitler acted u· an fntentgence pUblican leaden no
f~r ;:. e enhaneed hts contempt qua.Jit'icaUon. offict-r or spv tor theae ''free inga of En.ber&'er
..flock e {.ople, whom he calle~ ': Fro~ 19~9 to the ou_tbreak of corp~" hands. He establisht!d rela· In 1919 Hitler ~
"mlxtu0 ~eep ·~~ blockhca.ds, at1 the Ftrst l\ ~r-Jd War, H1Uer led a tions with influential military eir- the task ot keepll
lee... ~e O I up 1.tY lnd coward· wretch~d ex\&lc~ce. For a whHe he cles both inside and outafde the little band callJnr
djre t e was convmced that well· lived In a Vtenn& "flophouse," Reich'IW(·hr. \Vher. the latter IUP'" man La.bor part)'
r i c ed . propa&"anda. by a deter· among b('.gg"n and vag:-abcmds. prel'lsed the Communist regime in thfl!l group and W.l
• I ::et,m~no!'lty, backed by tn~r:e at He spent ntghta on park benche&, BavarJa jn 1919, Hitler fumiahed thereafter by sevt
• a et:Ic m~~enl, conslituterJ harassed by the police. He was ah)lnformntion thnt Jed to the execu- ficers and formez
a ~1~E'- T?acl to VI• ory. !outcast amnng outcast!, .. attn~ st tion or wnny Communists and so-- Ernat ~om ·at 1
Ev !'lr.re.\·d snd con:;t•nt appli· !a monastery F-tlllp ltitrhen. 'f'hi:~,f'i,,Jt~h The ;tctivities of the mili· tain o 'lfaa
·· "·~A~!*"•"e-' ....... rc·""'" J,..rl "n1onJ!' oUur Go,·err.o. 'J~va1
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Bent Most of Europe to His Will by Manipu·

lating Chaos That Was Aftermath
of the Firrt World War
. Adolf HiU~er, one-time Au!lria.n/while all of Centrai Europe trr.m·
""tagabond 'Who rose to be the Qic- bled before Wh&.t appcRterl teo be the
tor ot Germany, •a,.t;t:menter of . I
the Reich., 111 d the ICi)'-lrge of Eu-~lrrcslst:bl~ ~vance of t:ttc. goo!le- 1
rope. wu. Jike Lenin and )!{uno- stepping l\3.~1110rdes of hJI adopted
Unt, a "Product or tJ\e First World country. . :
War. Tt.e r::ame ~~f''"ft.l circum• For more than flJt :-:~an •fter his ~Iii~~'('
atanees, born (\f the titanic con-~ advent to powll'r in January, 1933, ,.
lliC't, that urried Lenin, a booki!h 1 there ISPcmcd to be no one_ w~o
profellional revolutionist, to thE;Iwould dare t.o ~h:tllenge H1tlera
pinnacle or power ln the Emplrel prop-us from vtctory to vl.:tory
of the Czara and cl~ared the road. unl1l he met rrl'llbtancC' trom
to mutery for Mussolin\ in the 1 Poland, backed by 1.he Anglo· 1
Rome of the Caea&rs also paved. French alliance. . .,•• ,,. H
the way tor HiUer'A domination jn ShorU.Y lf ..cr his du~membennent
the former mighty Germany ot the a~d •ubJugatlon of Czecho!llovakia
MobenZ"ollerna. H:tler WLS reported to ha\'e laid,
Like Lenil\ and ){ua.;o~lni Hitler "Jofy time ta short." His blow
e,.m,. 01.1t of the bloC)d and chaos BJ:"a.tnat Poland and chalh:.,g~ tr~ I
a1' 1914-18, but ot the three he was Franee •nd .Enghlnd le!l! than a!,.•,.,_,,,'
the •trangeat phenomenon. Lenin. year later wr-re tak~ a.s tndica·
While not 1mown to the gcn(lral!tJcns that hr had delcnnin~d deHb ..
public, had tor many year11 before erately to stall!e all he had I\Chl~Ved1
the kui'Slan R.e...oiui.ion occupi~d •j•nd .all ~hat l'le •till yl'arned for-\ r1""':G.4;,·~
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•~ prominent place., leader and lneo· domm~bon of Europ~upon one! Ria lh
J -~ Mtiti~ of the BolshP.-vist pal'ty. c~r·d, ;\'ar, se.nshl.l:': Pt:rhtiJlS, that~ rno er
.'\it M'us5ol1nt "-·as a v.·iCI~l~· known So~! t.me v.a~ 11g-amst hun, thst he hedj J
,.. eialist edi.tnr, orator u.c! politlcia.n U:1l~~sh~1 t~rc.es ot hatred t'nd op- 1lo. earn 1\. pre-ori<.o 11 li\1nr by
:,~· .. before maJ.lng hi• bid for power.IPO!:ill01l t;nou.-;hout the wnrtd tha..t 1 Patntin~ p ~h;rf' poat.:a.rd• for
·· Hitler \\•as nothing, and rrom nf)th· might e'•ntually dcaLroy'.him. · tradcf;rnf'n an~ tioing mlnqt car•,
{ :lng- he been me e\'eryUling to most. Series of Broken Pro-mi~e. ~ peNntr.r -.vnd•. , r - ·, I
r German•. · \ . e\'ert:a•leo~.s. h,. con~idered him-
1 Lenin dr,...am~?d of y.·orM revoh1· Tho~e who had hoped that Bile- sel! to be an IHLJit ot talent
J, : tiC\n. Mua~~oo:ini thl:adercd o! the 1CE'S.s at home and extenJtiim of hiP: hated lhe wor1d for not oco;o:-d~:n;
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eoming world Victory ot tascl.m.IPOWer . abroad would make him him r('co~lition. He spent hi•
r Hltlu actually challenged the more c:rcum.s;,ect and r•:-Juctant to RUre , ho\lrF. dfly·drea.ming
• earth to combat by unleuhlng an· pur2 ue t~e prop-a~ of co~que.!lt ~e b~oodmg O\·~r Ius. fru~tration.
other 111ar of na.lil'lnP.. Emeqpnglh.&d on.~hned for h~rn.sclf m ".Mem h1mself adm1tle.J l•l h•;••~.;~~~~~~J~I
fmm the field in 1918 as an h.ampf &nd in his epeechea had raf'hY that up to hi>~ ~
obliicure lance corporal, he ltd Gf'r· abandoned that hope When, Jn vjo- year he wu what l•
many t'9.•enty--one yf!artt later a.s ,~ation. .of hb; promlse to rE"spect the good-for-nolhfn~. a apoUed
aupreme Fuehrer and ·war Lord. \mtegnty o! Czechos1o\-·akia after Mon'l by a L'~·nsitive eco, a
.. . Munich, he marched on Pra~:ue and leas spirit and a quick
Subdued Many Nalloua jreduced that nation to & Gern1an yearned pau1onatcly to
I Before thf> cJirr,ax of a ('.areer 1pro1ectoret.-. Impression, to ga!lin~~··~~~!,~~~~~~·
unparalleled in hi!'tory. he had aub·l lt. WAll not the first promJse he attain to great ~
dued nine nations. defied aucccs.s- had broken. His whole course at kJ\11W everything.
fl1lly and humiliated the greatest hom2 and a.broad had been marked tion, to n1aslcr the world.
powen of Europt. snd crutrd alby ~roken promi&es and ht did not PolitiC& Hi• B.ulln"' p 811108
aoc:tal and "conomle "ystem found- hNulale to muncre many of his . . • a
ed upon thf! C!omplcle lubjr.ction own clos~at adhf'rtntfl, aa lie did in H1a gr~ate~t pat!tOn wu tor poll...
of •core• Of million• to hiR will the pur~e or Junf' 1934 'When he tiC'S. A ~hy Rtld beate.n youth, Hit·
'! tn a.n basic features ot' social, po·lrenom,Uy directed the 'knung or ler would becomt trana'Cormecl u
UUtal, economic and cultural life. Capt. Ernst Roehm knct a group eoon All converaatlon turntd.
Sixty-fl\•emHUonGermansylelded of Jeadlng Naz.ta who ha.d ventured tna.tterat political. Hia tongue
to th" bJandtshmrnt11 and ma-~nel·. t"' interfere in hts plans ror a cJO!IIt'!r loo~en and a torrent or worda
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,I tm of this lltnder man ot medium !a•a.ociation ot the Reieh 15 wehr with num frrmt hla 1tp11. Jn those dsya
• height. with little black muatachcllhe rtgime and tn 11 tattd upon !ul- hC'furt· Ute FJrat Worl<l '"!H•r Hitler
<'I and 1boc'k ot dark hair, whoa!! ter· fUJment or the original Naz.i party ncvt•r forhled frlendahlpa, mate
vor and demagogy &\\·epl e•:try .. proml11ea In lhe economic tith1. fcma1P. He .never cpmmunicated
Wng before him wtth outstretched The worJd-wide condemnation or with l1\' fantUy, wl)o thought hitn
ar1na a~: the lllviO!' and regenerator h~l n1ethods WU ftd by the syatem dP.a.d. Jetred. e.t by acquainta.ncea,
of the ~a.Ulerltnd. o( tt>rtorb:m he ha.d e•bbHah('d a.t ~he wept. . '
Au.tna, wtth 7.000.0DO inhah- home and in t.ht'! r.ountries h~ had! The one tlung that
itanta, auccumbP:d helplcJ~PJy to his/conquered, the j•iHng or aeoreos ot hope lind courage W&l ·
fnvulon. More th1n 2,000.00D a~r.. thousands m prilllons and concrn- ~rau_on ()f . the Austro-Hungarlan
:mana 1n lht l'uOetn. C'Ountry \Vert tration camp.e, the •~cret murder },n;ptre, Wh1ch he {orU&'W, and evf..
.u!ded to hi• domain when ht of opponenlll flnd those aup,p~ctcd df"nccR of which ha.d become ap-
thrcattned lo im·ade Czecho•to... of oprosition, the rulhltAS destruc- parent to many long before the
vakta. and 101 000,f,(·(t Czech!' &ild linn Qf the Jews and thP persccn- \\'Rr. Con.sJderjng himself a Ger..
Slovak& were tlf!d lo hit chftl1nt t.inn or tlle Cathollc and Protestant nlhn, hr felt superior to
wheel, theJr n11lion Pl.riJlfH!d or lh Churchr."' In hta drive for nazi!i- srou.ad him. For the Sla.va
rlPftnt:t'F, their Stale destroyed, cation of the nation. rmpm: hf' felt c-ontil&t. or
1Jew:c- he f••lt hatrf'd r
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'.JBER FAMILY
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I martyr or him by kf"eplng him in \tt more and more di!!icult to .eop
prison or taking •recial mea.sures, 1with tt.em. Tbua the mo\·em-,;:~
,J!,or !lOme time HtUer appeared to gathered force u the fill&l ah~\1
go inti'l retiremPnt. He was at down waa approaching. .
.ct,.it:i: ·~. 't4~- ,.:. r 'f.'~< work on ":Metn l{ampr," begun tn Powerful Element& AWed.
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1Priaon. but At the same time con.. ,
4 . ·! ~"! ... _,...,.,~ ·"it .. .;~~,.-? tinued q\rittl)· at the taalc ot re· 'nle •arne method• that Hi 14
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t:./l~-:.. · ,;- -. ~ bullrl)ng his ehattn<'d g-roul\ and subsequently used againlt oth•
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\ 1 1~ .t'J"l developing the foundations for h111 naUons-lntJmidation, violent ar
~ t ~ ,t m11s." movemen' abusive propaganda. coercion :mt
~)I ~·.. : ~\ 'Within the next seven year:. h~ terrol"-Were. applied by the NI.Zi
-~,- l ,l' ' ~ 'j~ s~ 1 obtained a huge following, which to their political opponcnb 1n n.
~,At-~~~~~-~'~ -~l¥/;1: \ca.me to nun1ber 3,000,000. It v.ras many. W1L'l Jncreaaedsupl>Ortfl'<
f t t_J·/~ ~ ..... ~~~~ t;.-:'~-f ~ built along military lines, \\rith tl~e army and lndustrialista,
{ ~ .~ ,. , 1• ...... ' ,n. \."'1 ·army corps, regiments and com- gJgantic propaganda machine 'W
~~.. 4 ~~· -,t \ - ')f·~-panif's. The men wore uniforms set up, which, backco by blUUo

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5!'!:, -f' ~~h , • 1 t.' , · 1.and were aubject to slru:t mUJtary of throats, blared wild accuaa.Utl
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" '·'. discipline. This ann)• consieted of in an unendmg stream "ga!nat t
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• 'k.!l.:.-4\i,._.~';:.~ , .. / ~~·i the Storm Troops, who l\'ore brol\71 Govemmer.t and ltaden ot -otl:
• ~~'~......,.-' . ···..:~ ·'"' ~· ··. 11h'1rt a, an d th e Bl ack Guards , rep- parea.
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1. .:..'l:', :':,.l~-~ · j ·t;:.. ~. tormations, weat-ing black Jht~ta.\fla.ynOthing of Sociali&ts and.~
• ~·~ ·~ t~ ~_>.~.:I.· U, ._a::..~ •.~ These troopa acted as the HiUer crats were denounced u traitc
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land held up to public lgnomh
·y demonatratlon_,, attacked .lnrs 1.n Their llvce were 1n constant 41
,.."'... :f: 1>-~·- 1 ·,. j.~!l_ tlij the 1treets or Munich, broke up ger. Anatmosphereofclloorder"
:~~-crt.i? :!r'B'· ,~;-·;·,JI '· ·~ meetings oi the oppositiOn, staged created with the intent off~
""··¢;;..:+-~· t:~ .. ·~; ( . ; ' f.~.,t.,,.:a:lreet brawl• With Communistslpopulu demand tor a '.t:J:ot
~\" ..:!I ! ~. ,.~~.t' 5 t!l ~ and republicans, bca.t up leaders hand." .All thls wu 1t&ged 11
'f'',;k)ii\~~ .; Jl.,,:.-k"'· r.)'7i',~ o! other parties and, In general, tremendous dramatic effect bJt
· ..... Ce'-'t f,_.-f; A' t{ ; • .t- I conducted a reign of terror with able propaganda or&"anizat1.~
.i~i_,.f" 1 .... A~'.~. -...:::~lv."hich the authorities found tt i~·,rected by Dr. .loaeph Goeb'bel1•
..._,.·; ·-~~Nr,.., :f'.:f-!" ·.} ~1.11 creaaingly dt!f1cult to cope, tn pro- In the meantime th~ C
1# :·f':,. 1'--ff..' ;i5:'~-l~t~ ·~;;.r.. portion as the political aspect of t&in Roehm,. muei- ~e
;J,l!.-,.{ ~1 ,' tl·',., H~. sd]·; ; ' the Nazi movement gathered his ti~s with the RechaWehr, wl
""l.le ·.,_._:~'!li! . ·:~ • .- ( ;-:. ·t 1trength. came torealizeJDore&Uldmorc 1
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1 The nation was thrown into a. hfJ could not be realsted witho\o.t
~~.h...~J~~.t;·• ' state or veritable etril war. The tendlng tjloae mllllona of the p<
. Soctalists and Democrats took tation U'XIn whom the Retchn
lt1~ father counter~measurcs by forming U1eir !ts:eli, Meking the rearmamen·
se:ni-mllitary Rcichsbanner. while Gcnnany, had to deptncL Wf.1
!new !IOWf'l' and gr~atncrs to con1e. the _Communist~. fighting the So- pos.lth•egen1uaforpoi.it1cal_ltri.1
The extremism ot hi~ utterances Cl::\hsts and the l'epublicans. ors;an~ of the kind necessary for bfl.
· • and promise.:; made litUe i.mpres- ited thf'il' Red-Front "F'.i~htcrs umph, HiUer ceme1.ted the .t:z1
.
~./ ~ sion at first. Tile poor Jancc cor- Lr..1.~e. _The authorities in BavRria,lb.:re. of his movement by &mf
'; · 1P':lllll. w"~ tr~.<>t~d a~ a circus ptr· Thunng-ta and other German ElAtes ma.tmg the lupport of the
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'\~~~~ltli~i~i'i~~.':~';< for-mer. f'eoplt.. !a.ub·hctl at h:m and OJlf·nJy sided with Ute Hitlerites powerful d~ments, the .. army
.~ 1 his dream a. Germany lay cru:'lhed andfacU_tta~ed I heir work. Soou thcjjnduatrJ,J>.h!>ts, -~·~~h the en~w
and ptostr:1le fl.ftcr her dl'!eat i.n a 1auth.orlhee 1n Pnl6Sia began to find. ~d blind app_rov&.l ot.hW~
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.four~)'Parwar Po\'ertvandmiservj
: I Were abroad,;, the land. It seemed
u if many deor:acfcs W01.1ld have to
IReich Army Generals Become" His-Captifl _ -·:-. ···- :--...··-··" _.:_ 11
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pno• b<!ore lne naUon could pull
,....u logelhor on (t,, basis ol a I H"IS p0 J"f"
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J power JncreaseJ After.;:'J.
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bdore hi~ adve-nt to pow~r. the raised to a degree never k
Hi!\ stretrgy WB..! bued on a :dm.· army generals had bcrr'me his pris- before, and popular diaeon~J
oners. Tho~;e who, like GcnPral tinued to mount :ln .ever_JJ,
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pie principle; to obtain the tiUpport
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in the a~my' indu1try and
von SchlE'IChcr, later attem-pted to threatening degree. - · ·, ·.~,
v.ithdro:~w to an independent policy, There was talk of Mitler'a l:
t.nd to buttre!!.s that with pald for It with their ll\•es or with taken into the Goyernment, 1
Iftnance
support M~Jon~.., t~e mass"'· He ad- obJtvion.
dreucd lMl?Rel. flrl't to th.e middle
persistently relused, oyin
Bllt great u .. were his auccesaes would not rule unleaa be wa.
clo!ISE':'!, rtiJncd ~y inflA.lJO~, and in the yearA after the Munich to command all authority.: J
·. mnnBr,t•d lo obta•n sonu"' ars1stance putsch, tt was not until 1n30 that same time, however. he. c1e
f~om el~Jn.~n~" amon~ th~ ;workers llillE'r etnerg<'d d~iinitely u a that he would attain that pm
·t,•;ll;lt."':•""(l.- du~;PP~llllf'~ 10 the revolution. mighty political powl'r in Gennany "lega.t" meana only, that h• t
. . o lte nuddle cla~!lca he -prom- A 1 t . u R. 'ch ta · 1ntention of carryinC out 1
" •. .,.."" 1sed r~ 1ef from. what hr caUed the
1 s a c u 1928' m lb ~~ 11 g d'6tat. -. · ,
tyranny Qf big buSinc~;l'l, parUcu· !~~l:U~s ~; ~hal rea~, ~iller w:.s ln 1&.,1 BlUer Wu reteh
·11ft~~·\ tht: drparLnent atore8, with aut
in th~ f'~~tl~~i'heMe,;eu:;ati Presid.e;t von Hindenburg_ f
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,;·:-r.K'l'Uzlf:::! t.~r.m1cuthatowh<'n comp"t~. He promised
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or 1930 he rrceivcd 8 000 000 voteo~~ first time.' Untn that mome
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di!IISolve the! dtpartmeht atore•. enrtl· lt. was onr. of the greatest up1ets
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fused to me•t the man Wb
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I Added to h111 economic proR'ra.m l\ZI ar , lnC"I.l 'r8 u o
· drRi~ntd to appeal to the ruined maasea who cut their DalloU for ltreutnl! 11 phlr,
e p . g h' oround lnU
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m 1 e-r 11.ss rJf'mcnl~>, hi'! put for- him . a we are, \\' .a p 1e"'6-... •Ji
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ward .hi!t slogenR of PXlremt na- The fJ!ctor that gave hiS move· man" wa: moved and ~bat
UonnJJ,;JJl and r•ci~m-lhe unlon ot numt lht& ~r~at impetus was the tried to brin about some
all Germa~ 11 on_ UJe basis or Jlelr. r.conof~?lc C'Tt<;ta that broke over the unit betweln HiUer a.n.d
·~ determinat1o 11 m a grcat~r Gf"#'· '~~rld m 1~29 and atruclt_ Germany in Ya ninst whom the Na
·.:.._ many, lt ,.,..u not until 1g2g that I \Uth parhcular severlt). Nearty.be~n .!aging a vitriolic can
::.:",; he eot;ue forward \\itn a pro ... ramJ7.0('!0,000 unemploy('d, added to thei
f',.,., """ f'.,.~..,.,,.~ wl,.., ha·· t.,.'~ 0 n 1 ,.. zmlliona: of impo,·crished mhl.dle·J Hltle. r Ag~t Hlndenl
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political purposes. His only passion land
Enlightenment, !or a. \Joy~vtt
wu politlc.s. on French tlres$ m'?dell.
Adolf Hitler w~ an ucetle, a j
W<.>men ot the people did not Hitler detested ~vening clothM
ceUba.te and a vegetarian &ftd he 1 rally to him u.ncu arter he had· and wore tun dress only on rar•
::1elther anoked nor drank. .From a'!hieved a large degree ot promt· \'IRU!! to the opera,
h\a ea.rly youth he waa llll eccentric. nence. He ne\•er became a hero to Thoush roerctlus to pol1Ucal op•
At the age o! 18 he ~uffered from b.l& \'alet because he did not have pone~ts, he was klnd to antmala.
lung trouble and hi1 pa~lon&le A nultte.rl~t. he wa~ aicken~?:d by
ambition to become a grut hlsto-- any. Long before housemft.\d! the sight o! bl~od. A Wagnerian
rlc ttgure fmpt1Fed htm to take flocKed to hi!!! auppnrt, hta feminine mystic, he loved spectacles of'
good care or himae\f. Careful diet supporters were women of the up- heroics and death. He was simple,
was hl1 delib~rately ehos('n method,, p('r class. But be couM be very Spartan n.nd vain to the point or
Holed a p.lmple life even after he charming to women when he cho~e megalomania.. Whl:e he took good
had attained to the dfzzy helghl!l ot and. flfter achieving power, t'''en care of }l'l!l loya! lieutenants he had
Fuehrer and Chancellor. He had learned the art of kfs:ilng their no rul loyaJt.y to anyone, and in.·
three rutdences: the official rni- hanJs in the salon manner. He was hjs party he Knew ho\V to Ul.wa.rt
denee tn the Ch3nceUor·a Palace not \Vahout humor but of a rather oppnsiUon by sett:ng triendlll
'tn Berlin, a modest apartment in htavy aort. against one another. HJ• enrmlel
Munich and his ch~let nu.r Berch· Although he had a.cqulred con- he supprc~SE'il ruthlessly.
tesgaden. siderable poJse, ht wu Violent 1n "'hile endowed with vult energy,
ln Betlln he. maintained only tlve argument. he w:1s a procrastinator in rnJnor
att\~ts, ca.retuUy chosen t'rom Httler made what may be called matters and was given to ha.sty
among ole! J'srty comradea. One of hi• social debut in the earlier day.! decision• on Jmportant thlngs. H•
these, Brigadier Schreck, wa.a his ot' hi• career Jn the drawing room talked with gr~f\t rnpldlty. An itt-
chtlttffeur. The othen fncJud~ hi.t ot Frau Katherine Hanfstaengl In terviewer usually found th&t tt w..
for the post becauae he Munich, but his gnatcst woman himself who was beh1g Jntervtewed..
to cook Hitler'• favorite friend was Frau Victoria. von Dlrk .. While pretending to listen to a4•
vegetarian dishes and could be re- sen, wJdow ot a millionaire who vice, Hitler always made hfa OWll.
--.,,--------'--IU"d upon to l(Uard Again!'t ~oJson- buia the Berlin subway. She spent decisions. ~
lnlterve>o·llng; hi.t nl&jor-domo and at de-de- a large portion of h~r husband's. He read little, Although he pol• 'J..

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fortune in helping to tina nee Hit-' seued a library o! 6,000 volurnea.
The Fuehrer Uked to dtive te•t Jer's propaganda. AJthough in later His outbursts of furious enerl)"
ln an open a.utomobfJe and wu an years •he fell out with the party would Or preceded by long Pf'rloda
r Sept. so, 1938, by whieh aviation e.nthustut. \Vhen driving he continued to regard her as ~ of Jndc-l,.ncC". When rout~ed to anger •
~ 1 Y obtair..ed the Sudeten and. he prefEcrred. to ait in front With the fnvorite and for t. long time r~t:"U·ihc bec~me dan~~e:ll\\1, even tor ht•
G t CZech chau!feur. · Jnr!y took tea. with her at }ler St•r- ('lose r.seoc!ntrfl. He brooked 110
er~an regtona o ,. o- had n J'a.aton for Neataes• Jln home every fOrtnight. - ('Ontra.Uiction. H!s_nt>ura•thenlafr.. ,
,a_..o;r ..:•+ ;,.~~· r.' .,.•• : ·- HI 11 f lte tum f' d t .AJJ a youth Hitler developt'C a. qw:.·ntly drove 111m to teart an« 1
rrtna" ·.to a .pttch mad.e by avor co. e oona ste 0 pasalon for W&&T~erian mU6ic. ln hystt!ric!!'. ·
in Berlin after he ha.d gone tlack~~ouatf'.• kdha~ eto!b.tandpueat Munfch, Where- he laid tlle founds- Hitler wa.a tt-uly devoted to mu•.-.
e. 1s -:>n l eco. • on was te t1 f hi t, h m t sio not NtJy as an art but u ._ tont• ..
hlm at Berchtf'Bg&d en, th e Iron Cro!ls he V."'On in the First ons o • mo;vemen e e' lor his nerves Hi.• favorites were ,
l~at. led to the ~funich pact, World \Var-. He dfsHked jewelry but 1F!au \VJnifred '' ag~er, \'.idow ~~ \ !=:.chubert Beei.hc-··~n and Vlagner. -:.··
J.tin1ater NevUte Chambf!t· ha.:! _a. passion for being neat. S!cgfrie \Va,gner, t H! cvmpos':.'r ~ "' OM o'r the numy dlsa.ppoint- .·
td.·. ;
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had all the things he wnnted to
ri: us as c 1
11 · t F{tau ~'-: gni~r bee~m~rsn ~~ ment' of hl• yout.h wa.a hla rejec- ·
' ~r, e, an ' · tton tv the Vie1~na. Academy whell,
told me prt.vate:ly, and lut purcha~ tent to htm at the Chan- gether with B.tt.er 1 devotf~n to he a.p}•Hrd for admittan('e to atudt
he repeated publicly, tl'iat cellery. Wagner •. made them last frJt:>lld!l. 1 art and :" ..chlt~r.t,!ra. He !rmnd aat•
•he Sudete.:-t German quee-:.ion Ht: suffered trom insomnia, and At one hm13 thEre were re?oru t.hat I is! actio;~. for t.hi~ rcbuf'f aa lea.de•
;If'd, tha.t i• the ·end of Gtr~ for this reason had no r~gular they would marry. but thest 'l>ere of th ... Nazi party when he super•
1 tenttorial clalms in Eu- hou:rs tor goJng to bed or rising. denied. Perhaps because of these vised- the plans tor the Brown.
., . Luncheon waa alway,; pro:nptl); at report& Httler drew away from her. House in Munlch, J)arty headq_uar-
s tll&n 1tx :months after thes~ 2 P. M., however. H3 entertained To Frau Wagner, however, h_e owed ten. He also interfered mueh bt
wen spoken, Hitler marched modestt:.-~ thf! guests usually being much of his eR.t!Y financial ald. She the designing of new mu 1eurna aru1
•·"lpb tnto Czechoslovakia ani"! party offleiab an~ leaders from the was not wealt~y, but becatTse of Government buiJdir.g.s. To •how bla
·d the entire country to a provinces. He d1d r.ot expect his he: aoci:l.l ~o!ltJon she was able. to R.r,preciation of thing!! beautiful he
.i.n pl"Otf:ctorate. gueat.a to eat his vegetarian food, re:se considerable sum~ tor the liked to make gifts of exp~nsively
_.. an. 26, 1984., Hitler oon~luded however, and served tht>ir ta.vorJte Nazi movement when Hitler most bound books and objects of art. -~
~-yeB.I" non·aggreBsion treaty meat and fish di.she~. Hitler dil· needed money. When the ChancelJor'• Palace lA ·
Polftlld. Under that pact war liked festlve banquets but enjoyed. Another woman who had his fa-,13PrHn wa.s being redecorated for
beo~t•tely excluded as a mu.ns ea.ting. out frequently, part1culariy vor was Lenl Rlt>fenstnhl, ll. fl)rmer hi.;n ht a'.:perintended the work m
'-'ing any questions that mtght when Ul .Munich, where he had sev~ movie actress, whom he entruste(J 1 se"er.!l modernistic rooma and paid
between the. two countrle• eraJ .hau."lU. He loved onion aoup, with the task of editing the prop&.-: "'peri e.! attentJon to the installation.
both, nations pledged them- prepared according to hia own ga.nda film ''The_Tr!umph of \\-ill," J~t Nordic mythological ta:t"eBtriu
to maintain the atatWI (!UO reeU>e. the photograph~ng of the 19~!5 depicting Wotan creating th~ world.
~\Veen the two. When fn Nuremberg, attending Olympic Game:t in Eerltn and va- H1 Fa Cf
A.prll 28, 1939, following- ttn the apectacular Nazi party con .. rlous Nazi meetings and spectaclf'.t. llunlch " vorlte ty
·-• foreshadowing the action,' greases, he stayed in a rnode!'lt . His :Mur.tch fiat, which he ,....
; aen: .a bOte to Poland a?ro-~apartment at the Deutsc!ler Hot, a Englbh "'l'D'en tlls l"rlenda deco:-a~ed in 19:3.5 1n hhs: f&vortte
; the treaty ·and making de-- second-rate hostelry. He Bhrewdlyj Thne were e.l!lo two English WO· baroque Nue, white and gold, wu
-~ U!.a.t led on Sept.1,1939. to.esc~ewp~ personal extr&.va.gance aslmen who were hiP frienl!5, the in an unfashionable Retion f?l the

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td World War. .
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.:~ret\. of Genr.an troop11 into 1I>Ohlica.l.y unwise. daughtera: o! Lord Re£ksdnle-the,Prinzregentenstresse. To th11 flat
H~ was fond of tilma and lfked Hon. Diana Freeman~Miltord, alhe would retire when he want&d
to gn'e private .showjnga of favor· su~porter of Sir Ot!'Nald :M.oE>ley•s priYS.Clo"· .Munich was hit favorite
the Wne or the abrogation otl!te screen productions before guests Bla.ckshirta tn EngJa.nd, and the cUy. not only bec-ause of tu archt-
reoaty Wtt.,_ PolatJd HJtlrr abo at the ChllnCl·llery after dinner. He Hon. Unity Freeman-Mitford. ~1e t<'ctural ben.uty t:.1t because it Wa;-
med Great J3ritaln that the t>njoyM looking at newareeJs ot latter was Hitltr's tavorlte and the-re that his car~l!r was JaunehM
t treaty he had eoneludtd with hJmst>Jt and entertained hi.S guests they often lunched together 1n The apartment wa.a run by a hll1
m June 13, 1Q,3~, limiting the also v;lth. aome foreign films. On Munich. Jieter, }!Tau Angella Raubt.l, whc
1an ne.Vy to 3S per cent of the auch occa.alon he would aeat hh:~- !Tau Viorlca Ursuleac, a mem- until. her mar~lage to a Pro!eaao
.;l~, wu null an.d void. The at:lf on the floor in the dark and, ber ot the Ber!in Opera., P.lsC'I en-. "Marttn Hamm1zch, also aupervlae
•,y proVided tor no such unt. appeared to be having 1 good tim~:. ·1oJYed Hltlent friendship. IHaus Wachenfeh!. Hitler'a ~om
ct.l acUon. Hitler'• sudden ln~ Although he became the idol of\ Hitler liked w~ll-dre~'>f'd womt>n tain _rl!tre.st at Buchtesga.den, ove1
n of Ruula 1n. June, 1941, tn many millions he had no tAlent fo:- 1lnd admired lo're.nch styles. On O'"":r:~loCJklr.r," a magn;1icent ViAta ln Ul
non of hil pact \\1tlt. Stalin, real friendship or intimacy. He hst! 1occasion he ~cot('hed tt mov('mcnt\Bavari3n Alp::r, Rt a polnt fro1
anoth,.r breach ot faith, one few women friend!!, His fcmtuln,.. la•mched by Frat: .l()!!e-ph Guebbei~. \vhie~l U1e Fuehrer could lool
coat him dearly. aaaocla.tea, too, were chosen tor 1Nife of the .l\finis!t!r of Pwpaganua aero::~ into hi.s n1tti"u AURirla.
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rnanlfcst ltsPl! not long after Hit~ again1t Germany in defenn of Po-
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)t>r'f; seizure Of Cze<'hoslO\'&Jda., land and, U J&tef f:venta JhOWt-d,
l<il f•"lliowing the annexation of the eJso in derenae or Russia de-
'11jWt S\:~letcn territory In September, veloped u followa: ' 1
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~·he Poles 1uld a non-aggrenion On Aug. I Hitler 1\l~moned to
treaty with Hitler, concluded by Berchteagaden Albert Foerater,j
the Fuf'hrer with J.Iarshal Pit- Danzig Nazi leader, for final in-,
sudski, th(! Polish dictator, on .Jan. 1tn1cttona. t
26. 1034, under wh:ch both nations On Aug 11 Italian Foreign wn.l
were obligRlt>d not to go to war • 1

-.... nv('r any dispute Lhat might arise later Ciano met Hitler at Berch-~
between them. The treaty was for te~o.gad~n, where, It it1 believed, the
ten years. Fuehrer Informed him of hla: de-,
The signing of this treaty termination to m":rch on Poland if:
brnuJ!hl a. rooling in the relation~ she remained u~~''!'ldl~g. 1
bctw~t'n Pni~nd Knd her old ally, I ~)n _Aug. 15__ot~l~~al" m ..~erlif! l~t,
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)oc;Jnber 5, 1938

Director
Federal Bureau of Investi&&tion
<fashington, D. C.

RE:

Under .oepara.te cover acco; tpa.niod by e. co.,y of th::.s ;

lette: th~ are beinc forw.u-ded to the Bureau the followint;
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::T':!'AU3!.(!1Y C~'FSTS by .!~~ I;o...-vey¥io.:.;gs, p::blished

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b:,r the Yale t;n:.ver3it~ ?res:;. ~·r~re~sor no:;er:: i:j. Uesc:-ibed a::;
bainr; tho ~terlin:; Profo:;sor t.r Pol:. ticnl ~conon~c :::. ~ ::-nle

ini'o=:U a1. i::;ers on 1~onetur; nn-.;ters.

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by Adol i ..l·~r~- -tlar !Jt:.bl .!.shed
by the !lo•.l;_;uton , ll'rlin t;ruq un:r, Jo:; ~on, in 1833.

Both o.:' t.:1e::;~ boo):s ..-:;.!ra roeue::;"'::2:~ !.n J,J.ro~~'!..l let. .. or

of ~o-.,e::1bur c • 10St:.

-.a tl1 re:'erence to t!;.e bon1: b)' !:itler. it is undor31..0od

Uln t t;tere e;:j c"ts ni') ccn11lete trnnslnt·i,n .f::l..., ... ;ot• :_nto tho
3~ncl.i.sh lan:;uc.;;e and tJtat th3ro is nome di.fi'eror!CC (}i opini·Jn
as to waich of the ·ro.ri:Jus edi'.:ions or tr::m~ln";icn3 5s trc
J!10Si.. co::1:r.let.e. i tselZ in 'i;he -ori,:;in:-..1. So!-:mn.."l. Vt,Jr~ion
~£'13e boo~:_
i:; nppnrcntly su'::>jec-:. to chan: ·.a ''~ten cundi tions ::m.·:o t~ .5.s c1!l-
sirnb1e and so t.'le !TKr YORK Tn::::;; of ·:oc'-"llor ;;;, 1<>:::8, rn:.:o
15.- colwr.n C~ sta:tes thP.t pto{;e G~19 of Hitler• s bo·-~: is to
unclar;;o "a historic!\l ccrroction" on ~·ucsd£.y • l>ec::>I.tber 6, l~SP,
at 11hioh time paGe 6S9 o~ the Wlc.brid~;ou Goroe.u ec!itiot, 'Will .;
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The two authors, oDe an Ite.lillll aDd the other a

Gerosn are both apparently re:t'uf.ees a.nd l!lambers of th a
Graduate Faculty or the New School for Social P.esearch. There
is presented in the book aD aooount o£ two i'asciSlllll, C'llB
Germe.n and one .Italian. The euthor:s analyze the international
character of fascism and its threat to world pao.oe and
.American dBIIIOcracy. rhe book ~ it. very complete illliax.

'{JJ'IRDS OF THE PRE§~

by Georr;e 'teldes, published
by ,Tulianl!le~::mcr, Ino., 19313. 'fhe book is directed to
The il!ii&Cienn iG'liSpaper Guild and u'"~ers interest.ed in n f'reo
press. It is noted that there is a brief: chApter on
Eoses L. J.nnenber~; on po.,;es 240 to 241. The bod: has a
good index a.llli a;o "ears to contain a ~;ood volmm of in!'ormation
rez~.rding persons prominent in the nBl'tSpaper world. Seldes
is ·a~t111:1ptint;
in his boo!: to show the extent to vlhi ch the
public press is f'ra:~, bought, yallov:, vicious· or scared and
to \1hat e:tto11t tho$a' ~o run the press are servw:ts o£
"the lords" -.,ho oontl"'l it.

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•:, 1 ~"'·~-~ .,.H,T " .n rr-T ;J~ by 1 a.x)ierner. This
bod: J:o.s subtitle "T!f~ "!J::;, Fnn _j) ·,-c:c..~Y.
VTT.T'f i·Tl' _
I~rncr is described as be ng a &radua+.e or Yale end until recently
wns the editor of T!:E llATIDU f'J"om which position ho resi~:,'lled
to accept a professorship a·i; :7illiams College. ~his is his
first book. The point of Lerner's book is that our democracies
arc being attacked by fll.scism, ooi!IDUlliBT.l 1 and various other
types of' Government whi~· seek to destroy th8!ll and thllt
WJ.ile it is not yet too la~e, "it is later than you think."

Very truly yours.

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khoff, u.. a.nau .Am-. bOcomo momben of tho Amerlka·
• ..Ue4 aa 11eanta17 BQJl at the Deubcb.e VoUmbuDd or the eo c-.tle4
llt&te Departmat todo¥ ,and Ja. Proopec:tlvo Cltlau Lug1u mu.t
torme4 111m that tho OenDaD GoT· tu1p from· Ill- orpnlaUona at .. )- ··-
ernment bad ..ain warned ita zaa.. once .., · _ j
Uonalo noldent In tlllo country Tho Bund lo called a Oerman- _ _J
apJDat membenhip In the Amer- Amertcan Nul orpntzatton, whlc::b
lka-Deutocho Volkabund or &D7 bao boon attacked duo to tllooctlvl·
··~ble ..ubdltute orpnlaUou ti• of Kahn. A recent meetlnc of
of that JdD4!" a branch of the orp.aUaUon at.
' The pnmment"• announcement.. Buffalo ended In a Dear-riot when
IIWio orqmaiiJ' tllroUCh tllo Oe"" Amerle&ll LcJon mambero beclded
......, Nowo Buftau at BerUn, ell- Kubn froiD U.. floor and offared
.. - a - at .u.turban. . pre-
etplt.ate4 bJ' •r••eb• to the Nazi
mono pbJoical avldenoo of lllelr ,..
Htttment lt he wou14 lei.TI the,
meeUI:lp Ill Mew York aDd ..._. ~er'e platform.
- - bJ' Frlb lCubn, Bund leader. The lnotructlono oontalned In tllo
The order· .-.DiDc ·oa. Derman citi- pTenament'• ~cement affect

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too bolq .-lved from 0enDa11
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the OarmaD Oooenunent l'lltarateo
tllat a - e l - mu.t not lie-
loDe to · U.. Amerfka..Deutocho
Volkobund or to ~ble - t u t e
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about oiOO,OOO German cltiaeu Jt....
lnc in the United. Stat.., althoueh
onJ7 a minority at fllo totol&n ....
Ueved to be memben of the Vo~U--
bund. The ezact number of Bund
membere II not lmown l>o$ a - ·
JoriiJ' or tllam an bollned to bl
Amerfe&ll cltlano. • ·
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o~•r fro. tbe ·tlb1MS~» DaU,y hn. lo~ of tbue o11p'p111CI ••re
~en ~.- the . .al lat.a\1 Wu\14 eeoUou r4 the papera and
oont.ained .... worded . . ~eo.- ~ anw haM. n.
lch, 01.11 ~ ••·• • . - lt&W that. be hu DOt.lce4 11ail.ar
edl nma1ac 1a the Gb!aaso papon OYer the ,..t. t.o 71V11 alliS at.at.e4
~i. £t u llla opiJd.oD ~- 1141 are oo-t.acl b eo.. ...,. wit.h ~
operat.1on ol tbe lui Partir Ia WI oowatzor. . . alto .Wted be
bvUnec1 ._. -.cUoza ~uld be ~eD to J¥11elialatJ.oza forb1ci41.11C .
eucb. act.1't'1U•• •• ~.. oollll~~~:~ b!r tll•haai J'arty ln thla oount.n. •
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A nc..etd psycholo~ist analyzes h . .I mental. .{I . ' .}

patterns of Europe s strongest strong men -'f ·. 1)'-g , 'J ·
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Adolph Hitler, Benito Muoeolini
F varieties of minda foil into thio cate- of expreooion open to his paranoid

I and Jooeph Stalin had been, or

even now could he eumined u
eaaea X. Y and Z in a paychiatric
clinic, would we hawe a better under-
r;ory. The paranoid may he an agr;reo- mind were hate. His complex has led
aive individual, with an absorbing, him, now that he ia in power, to perse-
c:ompul•ive, unbalanced desire to im- cute· Jews, burn books, torture objec-
preu his personality upon his fellow- ton in concentration eamps. His di&-
otanding of their pe1'110nalities, views
men rer;ardleaa of means. reckless of torted er;o disregarda history, baniahei
and behavior? I think 110. Such an consequence. Or he may he withdraw- learning, makes women servile race-
analysis, if candid 'and cooperative, ing and secretive of nature, beset by bearen for his cause, diap.,......., re-
would he free of the footlir;ht l!ilamor
delusions. yet relatively innocent and · Jir;ion, I'I!'Viles all other nationa and
which colon journalistic interviews 1101:ially inconaequenL ideala with fish-wife acurrility, purges
of Europe's strongest but not other-
- wiae notable men in power. As clinieal
I and ouppreaaes all opposition. Tho
" A fuD-Iledged paranoiae, the edicts which Hitler has issued while
revelation is out of the question, how-psychologiat often linda present all in power would terVe aa protocols of
three fac:ton of the paranoid complex. paranoia.
ever, a apeculative long-diatance analy-
•io. documented me...,ly by the die- The first factor is hvuertrouhv of the Hitler lives in a uaranoid world not
taton' public utterances and political ego-in Gnek, ~&fllo,;,;.;,., in unlike the dream ~f many a p.t;~~~
actions. ia the only· 1111botitute offered
American, "swelled head.". Unlike the in an asylum, but which hao come
deluoiono of r;randeur that appear in into existence for cau- mer which
as. It is J>OB"ible that, even 10 handi-
capped, we may approach an authentic other mental disorders and develop hiatoriano will debate long after the
psychological interpretation. imperial . Napoleona and royal Vie- Hi!lerian cawtropbe hao roue the way
, Adolf Hitler ia commonly referred loriaa reoigned to menial !ph, the of all delusion. To me it aeemo that
to u the madman of Europe. This des- qgreni•e paranoiac baa the ur~ to without ~ound of llllled
, ignation ia apt, for no sane man could tranolate his aelf-inB~'on into pract>ce, force, the unwiodom of Venaillea, the
J exhibit the composile characteristico and may become vi lent if balked. collapse of deliberation at the Lea~
of the German Fuehrer. Benito Musso- A aecond factor ia a «rievan«, of Nations, the paranoid world o
lini and Joseph Stalin, too, have heen aoufe-·ranlding hurt hich keeps the Hitler would have been impo..ible. T
deocribed as mad by some observers. rr;o irritated1 making it feel wronged. exist, dictatorship must destroy fr
How far do these dictators qualify for Delusibna of persecution may readily dom and build up fear and force.
a fair der;ree of MDity? How far do develop. According to Alfred Adler, It is only by an accident of history
they approach the paychopathic? the compensation for a blasting aenoe that the "Aryan" myth and Nordic
The ease of Hider is by far the mostof inferiority induces the aaoumption nonoenoe was inherited from pre-War
dear-coL The due to his mental con- of exceptional ouperiority. Germany. The delusions of Teutonic
dition lies in paranoia, which has been The third factor is a ocheme of re- superiority were developed in prepara-
deocribed by Dr. F. A. Moaa as "a form, which may take one of as many tion for Der Tag of 1914. They r;rew
constituiionai, and .a iar incurahie, forms as ihere are interests in life. out of a thesis advanced hy &ii ceetn·
mental diaorder-<:au..,.. unknown. Crack-brained cultists, including occul- tric French literateur, Gobineau. ·In
Owing to their lack of deterioration lists, wild redeemers, social panace· The Inequality of Hrunan Race&,
and to their untiring energy paranoi~ · isb,. t!'Ven perpetual motion machine Gobineau set forth. the notion that the
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acs are often able to accomplish un· innnton, are of the paranoid family Teuton wu the supreme race. The
usual thinga in life; they are often or penuaoion--most of them of a r;realbeoa of Leonardo, Michelangelo
rood organizers... harmless type. When a penon with a and • hoot of llthera he, declared was
Paranoia is formal G.....k for in- paranoid complex hecomeo . domi- clue to the fact that Teutonic blood
f'ormal American "off one's base." The nated by the desire to master, and flowed in their veins. The "Aryan"
typical paranoiac ia an individualist, makes the political world the acene cult was further developed by a rene-
a man who "~;oea it alone." With rare of his activities, the result is the die- gade Engiishman, Houston Chamber·
exceptions, paranoiacs are diaturbing --tator. lain, aon-in-law of Richard Wagner.
and undeairahle citiaena. The world The psychologist doe8 not have to And this literature of "political
ean -iDU1ate a fair number of them aearoh far to lind the r;rievance com- anthropolor;y" flourished from 1910 .
without constant dread of their npaet- plex in Hider'• mental make-up. It to 1918, yean during which lear'llnfj ··
ling the organized IChedule of the ridea him like a fury. Beginning poa- wu highly reprded in Cermanyfj
human scene. sibly u an under-dog frustration in The popularity of the worl( . of
The 'man ~ing a partial and a youthful rebellion for recof(Rition, it Gohineau and Clamberlllin and bthen
tempered paranoiac make-up ia called ia now expressed as a blind rage, a IDaotratea the ideolor;ieal suJiibility
i! a fGTGIIDitl by peyclaologia. Many ruth!- onolaught, u if the only form of the German peopln.Y~istic

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historians declare that it ohowo a lack
of desire for or appreciation of true
civic freedom, a liking for a land
plaatered with I"erboun signs, and a
craving for- Boooe-oleP rer;lmentation..
M USSOLJNIand Stalin are not in
• quite the aame psychological duo aa
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Hitler. Yet if the Italian and Russian
dictaton had been more normal men.
more loyal to the accredited atandardo
of sanity, the history of the world
certainly would have been far diller-
en!. As a psychologist I am inclined
to agree with John Gunther'• eonelu-
eion that "all dictaton are abnormal;
this may be accepted aa an u.io~"
for "the vanity of the normal male i.o ,
not ea pacioua enough to accept auch
extreme responsibility." :·
Except for his megalomania-which
is a gigantic exception, indeed-Moe-
eoHni is normal eno!.!gh a human for
most careen. Certainly be pouea&N
an abundance of normalizing, extra·
...m.d compensations. If early in life
he had been induced to wear an ortho-
pedic devie;e which inllicted a remind-
Ing wting whenever be atruUed, the
Caesar pose might have been nipped
in the bud. Yet his personal ·record
ia fairly damaging, and the price the
world hu had to pay to oatiofy his
ORr·gorged ego ia far too high.
It io quite likely, in Yiew of the
fact that he is well Yel'l'ed in history,
that II Duce early in life deliberately
adopted the prineiplet of Machiavelli.
There is nothing psychopathic in de-
eidinr; that politics ia a r;angoter'a
pme to be played according to
\ r;angoter's ruleo, with a few regards
for -tb-......~trhanites, for there a.-e many
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gang1nen . wno an: no1 psycnopam~ng
caars. ~ ,ifticult revolutionary aituation. He
Muuolini told Emil Ladwig '
what a dictator learn• from hiat<>•)
Is to shoot lirst...1 "·ant to make my
mark on hiatory with my wm, like
a lion with his claw." Hia crowning
aatisfactien is in conquest and the ap·
plause of bombastic oratory. He hu
had to r;o far to lind an outlet for
his desire for r;lory. The son of the
modern Caesar, aharing his father'•
precepts, records that he found mow·
ins down ionocent Ahr-oinians from
the air to be glorious aport, and his
Yictim'• eonatemation in finding
themaelves, family and ohelter and·
dcnly exterminated most amuaing.
llusoolini once told Nicholas Mur·
. ray Butler that freedom was not only
moribund but dead. Between the bene-
- ¥N....u.r• crowee~ ..d.a/eedo. fa:,_
'tf"- ...J rAe appl":" o/ 6o""'-tie
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itt of human freedom and the ego
aati•faction of one man he has made
bio choice•
Of contemporary dietaton, Jnoepb
Stalin ie certainly the moet normal.
In personal demeanor Le- is eerene,
and he bat a oenoe of humor. He io
a man of ability, with an appreciation
of historical forces. Hia personality
in many ways is an enigma.
In contrast with Hider and Mu...,.
lini, Stalin did not create the political
atate which be dominates. With the
puaing of Lenin, who warned hie
party qainat Stalin's method. aa
crude, Yiolent and menacing, the con·
teot for control of the U.S.S.R. apliti
Jbe lt&te into warrinr; factions. Stalin
fought hia way to power by iodefatiga· ~......
b!e energy and ev-mmand of crpni:-
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need drastic, inhuman method. to win
hia cauae, as is shown by his past
records and-amplified by his present
record of purges. ·He resorts freely to
terrorist methods, apparently without
a twinge.
Stalin's make-up suggests a 1 us·
piciouJ, withdrawal trend. He rarely
aees diplomats or journalists, and even
in attending a gala celebration of the
Moscow Art Theater, remains screened
. behind a curtain in a bolt.
.Deopite the apparent ovations of
their following, the lives of the die·
laton are as constantly threatened as
th- of autocratic taara, thua causing
tbem to have phobias quite similar to
J»ychopatbies. Stalin leaves the Krern·
lin in a cavalcade of three fast-moving
can. He lives in a guarded country
houoe surrounded by high walls. Mus·
aolini't can have one-way slua ao
that be can aee but not be oeen.
Hitler has a bomb-proof cellar under
hia clotely guarded mountain retreat,
with a charged barbed wire es>cloaing
the eotate. The atronp - and,
·aooordinr; to their fol101rero, the moat
adored men in Europe are lp eonatant
fear for their lives, which hardly
adds to the aanity of their
mind.
The dictator's following is
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Among a population in despair, and
ia rein£oreed by propaganda. Onee
under way, the dictator imposes bio
will upon the masoeo by ruth!- oom- -
pulsion and the oilencing of oppoti·
lion. Dictatonhip and freedom, no
more than unity and inaanity. can
Jive under the aame roof.
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wish to come to a true conciliation and to bury the tra-
batebet for ever, will gnln more and more strength in
tlons and will finally prevail.
c succeed in bringing this about, then the time will
·hen Germany's unrelenting demand for equality of
<Vi\\ no longer be regarded in France as a menace to the
r of the French nation, but as the self-evident right of
i people with whom one does not only live In politicnl
hip, but with whom one has abo many economic Inter-
common. I upon human society, but alro to helpful cooperation with those
Germany and Greni Britain
are highly appreciative of the fact tbat the British
'ment Is endeavouring to lend its assistance to the initi-
o£ such friendly relations. The draft of a ne'v disnrma-
jBeheme which the British Ambassador handed to me
~ay will be studied by us with the best of Intentions and
· spirit which, as explained In my address of last 1\Iny,
governing principle of our foreign policy. If the German
f.ment, during this last year, found it necessary to leave
snrmament Conference and to withdraw from the League
'tions, It was only for the following reason: Germany Is
deeply concerned in obtaining t true and praeticnl equal-
, rights In an International regulation of armaments. But
•evelopments In that question took a course which was
utely Incompatible with what I had to loy down in lllny
tr unalterable cardinal demand, not only for the sake of
1ationnl safety of Germany, but also for the national
.r of the German people.
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Germany Desires Peace
And In this moment I cnn only repent, within the hearing of
the world, that no threat and no force will ever induce the
(;•-rrntn• untion n~nln to renounre those fundamental rights
which no sovereign nation can be denied. But I can also give
the assurance that this sovereign nation knows no other wish
thnn to apply its political, moral, and economic energies not ~·
only to the healing of the wounds which the past has lnftlcted
ch·ilized nations which, Mcordlng to the true word of nn Eng·
!ish stntrsmnn, mnke life In this world beautiful and worth
lh·ing throagh' their works of intellectual and physicnllabor.
This first year of the national-soeialist revolution has made
the German state and the German people Inwardly and out-
wardly more fit to nssume that share of responsibility, for the
prosperity and happiness of all peoples, which Providence bas
assigned to so great a nation and which therefore human beings
cannot dispute.
Our readiness to fulfill this truly International duty cannot
be symbolized more fittingly t\.lan by the figure of the aged
marshal who, us an officer and victorious commander in '1\·ars
aud bnttlrs, fought for our people's greatness, nnd who today,
as Prr,ident of Germany, is the most venerable sponsor of the
work for pence in which we nl\ are engaged.
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pponents, but wliose mutual esteem, based on a recognition
'tch other's bravery, might become a bridge Into the future
1!0 a future which must never see a repetition, In one form
nother of past sufferings, because otherwise Europe would
·rd be brought to the verge of ruln.
'ranee fears for her eeeurity.
iobody In Germany Intends to menace It, and we are ready
lo whatever Is possible to substantiate this.
lermnny demands that she be Accorded the same rights as
er nations. Nobody In the world has the authority to deny
reat nation such equality of rights, and nobody. wlll be
verful enough to permanently prevent it. But we who are
,·iving witnesses of the horrors of the great war, feel that
re Is nothing farther from our minds than the thought that
se fears and demands, 1!10 comprehensible on either side,
1uld ever lead to a desire to see the two peoples again·
·•sure their strength on the ll.eld of battle-an undertaking
• consequences of which would Infallibly result In Inter·
lional chaos.
Prompted by such convictions, and striving for the 'much
~ed cooperation of the two peoples, I have tried to promote,
'n now, the 110lutlon of those Issues which otherwise are ··
ble to iuJlame the passions again.
My proposal that Germany and France should right away
•empt to come to an agreement as to the Saar Issue, sprang
Jm the following considerstlons:
1. This Is the only question pertaining to territory which
ill remains unsettled between the two countries. As I!IOOn as
is issue Is settled, the German government will be ready and
!Olvcd to assent truly and sincerely to the formal provisions
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of the Loeamo Pact because then, In the German government's
opinion, there will be no territorial question left between
France and Germany.
2. Although the plebiscite will doubtless result In an enor-
mous majority In favor of Germany? the German government
is afraid that, In the course of the preparation for the ple-
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biscite, there will be a renewed Incitement of national passions,'
augmented by the agitation of Irresponsible emigrant clreles.
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Such new stirring up of the passions would be all the more
deplorable as It seems absolutely unnecessary and useless be-
cause there ean be no doubt as to the final outcome of the ple-
biscite.
3: No matter how the voting may tum out, It Is bound to
create In one of the two nations the feeling of defeat. While
we hope that then the bonfires of jubilation will burn In Ger-
many, we would for the sake of conciliation much prefer It If,
without a ll.nal plebiscite, there could have been found a solu-
tion equally satisfactory to both countries.
4. We are convinced that, If France and Germany had antio-\.
lpated the solution by jointly preparing the draft of an agree-
ment, the entire population, of the Saar would, by a,n overwhelm-
Ing majority ballot, have expressed Its joyous consent to such
a regulation, and thus the Saar population's right to self-
determination would have been fulfilled without. either of the
two Interested nations having cause to regard the outcome as
victory or defeat, and without giving propaganda another
chance to Interrupt the mutual understanding which has be-
gun to spring up between the German and French peoples.
I am sorry that the French thought it Impossible to adopt
the idea. But I will not abandon the hope that, In spite of It
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l\'emment wlll eadure in the long run by relying exclusively
·1 foree. And so the nritlonal-soeialist government of Ger-
•any will also In the future make it a rule to ascertain again
1d again to 11·hat extent the will of the nation is personified in
1e government at Its head. And In this sense, I think, that we
savages,'' after all, are the better democrats.
Understanding with Austria
Finally I, who with joyous pride calls the Austrian brother
•untry his and his ancestors' homeland, must protest against
•e idea that the German aentiment of the Austrian people is
1 need of any kind of incitement coming from Germany. I
•ink I know my homeland and Its population well enough,
•·en to-day, to know that the pulse-beat of the sixty-six mU-
ons of the Germans in Germany, throbs also in their hearts
nd aenaes.
May fate grant that at last and In spite of every thing, a way
e found which will lead out of these calamitous conditions to
real coneilation and aettlement. Germany, fully respecting
i1e Independent will of the German .people in Austria, stands
.•ady at any time to join hands with Austria in a real under-
•.anding.
German-Itallan FriendsWp
I cannot in these remarks on our foreign relations refrain
'rom expressing my joyous satisfaction that, during this year,
.ew and abundant confirmntlon has been given to our tradi-
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tiona! friendship with fascist Italy, so highly cherished by
national-socialism, and to the high esteem In which the great
lender of that nation is held also among us. The German
people gratefully appreciate the statesmanlike and objective
justice of which present-day Italy has given so many proofs
during the Geneva negotiations and thereafter. The visit
whi<'h the Italian secretary of state, Mr. Suvich, paid to Berlin
afforded us the first opportunity to give expression here, how-
ever Inadequate, to our feelings for the Italian people, whoae
outlook upon the world and life Is so closely related to ours,
and our feelings for the superior Italian statesman.
Franco-German Relations
Just as the natlonnl-soelalist government during the past
hvelve months laboured to come to an understanding with Po-
land, just so have we honestly endeavoured to mitigate the con-
flicting Interests between Fro nee and Germany and, If possible,
by a general settlement of Issues come to a final understanding.
The German struggle for equality of rights, which we regard ns a
struggle for the honour and inalielinble right of our people and
which we will therefore never abandon, can In my opinion best
be brought to no end by a reconciliation between the two great
nations who so often during the last centuries have spilled the
blood of their best sons on the fields of battle without essen-
tially chnnging thereby the underlying final facts. I also be-
lieve that this problem should not be viewed merely through
the spectacles of cool professional politicians and diplomats,
but that its final solution can be effected only through n warm-
hearted resolve on the part of those who once faced each other
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'"Y, no more than she rest of the world has hitherto been
le to check the active interference of German emigrants
road with German developments here at home. If the Austri·
government complains of n political propaganda which is
c~ed to be carried on from Germany against Austria, then
:German government might with much more right complain
the anti-German propaganda carried on by the polltical
:!grants living in other countries. The fact that the German
·ss Is printed In the German language and can thus be read
o by the Austrian government may be a bit awkward for the
~t Austrian administration, but eltnnot very well be chang·
by the government of Germany. But when in non-German·
·aklng countries German newspapers are printed In millions
copies and then shipped Into Germany, then the Germnn
1·crnment might see In this a real reason for protest, for it
es not seem very plausible why certain Berlin papers, for
•tanee, should be publlshed in Prague or Paris.
Emigrants in Foreign Countries
How dlflleult It is to check the Influence of political emigrants
on their homeland, is shown by the fact that even the League
Nations, in a district where It manages public affairs under
own authority, seems powerless to prevent emigrants from
crfering with matters in their former homeland. It was only
·cw days ago that the German poll tical police on the bol'ller·
c of the Saar District had again to arrest sixteen com-
mists who tried to smuggle large quantities of hostile and
Jvcrsive propagnnda material into Germany. If such things
' possible even under thP. jurisdiction of the League of Na-
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tlons, then it would be unjust to blame Germany lor nllcgcd
occurrances of a similar nature.
Consequently the German government refrains from lodging
further complaints with neighboring states on account of the
anti-German emigrant propaganda tolerated there, even II' hen
that goes to the length of conducting a mock-trial cnlrul:tlc.t
to ridicule the highest German tribunal, or as to-day when It
finds expression In vile agitation for an economic boycott
against Germany. The German government can afford to
do without such a formal complaint because It feels Itself to
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be the Impregnable representative and trusted executor of the
German nation's will. It obtained this Inner security bel':tURC it
did ngt fail, for Its own satisfaction and for the enlightmcnt o£
the world, to appeal several times within a single year to the
electorate among the people and to have this confidence rccon·
firmed by popular vote although It was under no obligation to
do so. The attacks against the present Austrian administmtion
could at once be disposed of il the latter would bring itscl£ to
appeal likewise to the German people in Austria In ordrr to
ascertain before all the world whether the will of the people is
identical with the Intentions of the government.
I don't believe that the government of Swit7.crlnnd, for
example, which also has millions of citizens of German raee,
could complain of any attempts by German circles at meddling
with its lntcrnnl all'airs. The explanation, it seems to me, is
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this that the govcrnmrnt of Switzerland is e'·ldently supported
by the confidence of the S\Viss population and therefore need
not account for internal difficulties by blaming foreign inter·
fcrence. Without "·ishiog In the least to get mixed up in the
Internal afl'nirs of otl1er countries, I must say at least this: No
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otcgrating part of the German Empire for many centuries,
se capital city, in fact, enjoyed during five long centuries
aonor of being the residence of the German emperors, and
se soldiers, no longer ago. than in the recent world wnr,
<!bed side by side with the German regiments and divisions.
, fact, even ,..;thout such considerations, cannot be sur-
;ing to anyone who remembers that practically all the ideas
: conceptions In Europe, which were of an intcllectunlly rev-
:ionizing character, have regularly become effective even be·
od the boundaries of the countries in which they originated.
o1s the ideas of the French revolution spread throughout
rope without regard to the political frontiers of states, and
it is not to be· wondered at if to-day the ideas of natlonal-
·iallsm arc, In a manner most comprehensible, tnken up by
~ German population of Austria owing to its intellectual and
•otional kindshlp with the entire German race.
If the present Austrian administration deems it necessary
suppress this movement by the use of extreme public men-
res, then this is most c;ertalnly its own business. But then
•'J must also take the personal responsibility for the conse-
1 ·tences of its own policy and must answer for them. It was
>t until the course of action which WIIS adopted by the
ustrian •dministration affected Germnn citizens domiciled in
ustria, or passing through lt as transients, that the German
oYernment hnd to draw the necessary conclusions. The Ger-
mn government cannot be expected to permit its nationals to
rttcr ns guests into n country whose administration has made
t unmistakably clear that it regards every national-socialist
s nn undesirable element. Just as we here in Germany certainly
·ould not count upon any tourist traffic fromAmcrico. or Eng-
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land if travellers from those countries were violently,. robbed
of their national badges and flags while in German territory;
but for the same reason and with the same right the Germnn
government must resent it if that sort of humiliating treatment
is meted out to German citizens who go ns tourists or guests
into another country which, moreover, is Itself really a Ger-
man country. The national-socialist emblem and the swastika
tbg are acknowledged symbols of the present German nation,
Ex<·eptlng the so-called "Emigrant/', all the Germans that
nowadays tmvel to foreign countries are national-socialist~.
e,·cry one of them.
If the Austrian government is displeased because Germany
prevents her citizens from entering a country whose govern-
ment shows such hostility, even to Individual representatives
of the view of life now prevalent here, it ought to consider that
an omission of the precautionary measures taken on our part
would necessarily lead to situations which "\\'Ould actually
prove unbearable and extremely dangerous. The present-day
citizen of Germany hns too much pride and self-respect to allow
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his national badge of honour to be tom off his body without
o !fcrln!f resistance, and so there Is no way out of the difficulty
but to spare such a country the importunity of our visits.
As to the other elnlm of the Austrian government saying
that Germany is attempting, or even as much as contemplating,
some sort of aggression ngninst the Austrinn stnte, I must
most decidedly repudiate such nn idea. If the tens of thousands
of political fugitives from Austria, who nrc in Germany to-day,
take an ardent interest in the doings in their homeland, such a
state of affairs may have a deplorable effect now and then, but
it cannot be prevented by any measures on the part o! Ger-
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' third or a foutth party with this task. No matter what the
conformity with these Intentions the German go,·crn·
has been striving to establish new and better rclntioni
the Polish State.
hen I took 9ver the government, on the thirtieth of
!lry, the relations between the two countries seemed to be .
than unsatisfactory. There 'WaS the (Ianger thnt an
~ might develop out of doubtlessly existing dlll'ererices
~ had their eauses In the territorial stipulations of the
~llles Treaty and In a mutualllenouBness resulting there-
. It was to be feared that a prolongation of such a stnte
ialrs could assume for both sides the chanicter of a tradl·
l burden In external politics. · ·
ch a development would hinder the benellclal eooperntlon
e two nations for the whole fllture, Irrespective of im· ·
lilt latent <langers. Germans and Poles will have to get
clled with the fact of the existence of the two nations.·
therefore, more appropriate to change a state of nft'alrs
P, a thousand previous years could not eliminate and
h a· thousand years to come will not eliminate either; It Is.
ito change this condition In 1mch a way that the highest
!ble advantage will ·accrue to both nations from it. It
~d imperative to me to point ~t, by a concrete example,
·really exlatlng dlft'erenees must not prohibit that fonn
ternational Intercourse which t• more useful for peace,
1ence for the welfare of thetwo ·tJations, than the political
1ltlmately the economic paralysis which must necessarily
w from permanent mutual suspicion. Furthermore, It
cd to be wise to treat the problems of the two countries
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differences between the two countries may be In the future,
the attempt to settle them by war would lead to a catastrophe
out of proportion to any possible gain! Therefore, the German
go,·ernment, happy to llnd the leader of the Polish State, Mar-
shal Pilsudskl, equally broad-minded, embodied thls mutuft!
recognition In a treaty which will not only be equally useful
to the Polish and the German peoples but will also ~mbstantl·
ally contribute to the maintenance of general peace. Following
the spirit of this treaty, the German government Is willing to ~~ .
promote al~ the. eeonomlc relations with Poland 110 that a
stnte of tfnproduetlve restraint can be followed by a period of
useful cooperation. It Is a matter of particular ll&tlsfactlon
that within this Mme year the natlonal-eoclalist government
of Danzig was able to come to a similar clarification of Its re-
lations with the neighboring state of Poland.
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Autrlan Relations
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Much to the regret of the German national gOvernment the
relations of Germany to the present administration lo Austria
are not satisfactory. This, however, is no fault of oui'S. The
allegation that Germany intended to do violence to the Austrian
stnte Is absurd and cannot possibly be substantiated or provl'd
by anything. On the other hand, it Is nothing but plausible and
natural that an Idea which has taken hold of the entire German
people, agitating It to the very core of its being, will not stop
short at the boundary-posts of a country whose history shows
It to have been,llnder the name of "the German Eastern March",
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~ ruin of not m~rely the German trade, but al~o to a large
tent of the world trade that a treaty put an end to a pro-
iure which was already Impossible because of Germany's
mplete destitution.
When the new German government took up the struggle
r German equality of rights, It was convinced that It wns
•ing Its share also In the politieal sphere to establish sound
onomic relations throughout the world.
For It Is obvious that without taking the venom out of the
>lltical relations of nations, alld from the political atmos-
aere In general, no economic ' cooperation, which always
quires confidence, Is possible.
Such cooperation will be necessary If the great ecouomic
-oblems are to be tackled seriously in coming years. These
sks result, on one hand, from changes In the markets of the
orld and, on the other, from the fact that it remains a
·•cessity for certain nations to export.
Feeling Toward Other Countries
As a matter of principle It Is lmmnterinl to the German
o,·ernment, in Its relations with other countries, whttt form
f c<>nstitution and government those countries have chosen.
t is most decidedly each nation's own ntTnir to determine its
1ternnl life according to Its own judgment. It is, therefore,
\so the German nation's own affnir to determine, acr.ording
•l its own judgment, the spiritual content and the outer form
,f its state organization and government.
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Much to our regret we must state that for many months the
difference between our conception of things and that of other
nations, has been made the reason for accusing the German
people and the German nation not only of numerous unjusti-
fiable acts but also for treating Germany with unjustifiable
suspicion.
We have not followed this course. It has been our sineere
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aim, during the past months, to foster, In a spirit of reconcilla·
tlon and understanding, the relations between the German
nation and all other states, even when there were great, and
maybe unbridgeable differences between the !dens of those
states and ours. Whether we had to deal with democratic states
or wiih others of an anti-democratic character, It has always
been our aim to lind ways and means for International coopern·
tion and for adjusting differences. Thus, it was quite com·
prehensible and possible that, In spite of great differences In
their philosophies of life, the German nation should have en·
deavoured, during this year, to promote friendly relations with
Russia. When Mr. Stalin In his last great speech expressed a
fear that there might be anti-Soviet forces at work In Germany,
I must immediately correct. such an opinion by saying that:
no more than a German natlonnl-soclnllst tendency would be
tolerated in Russia, will we tolerate a communistic tendency or
propaganda in Germany! The more clearly this obvious fact is
recognized by both states, the more natural will be the foster-
Ing of the common Interests of the two ~ountries. We, there-
fore, welcome the endeavor to stabilize conditions in the East
by a system of racts, us long as the lending principles of these
pncts shall not serve politk.'ll tactics but rather the strength-
ening of pence.
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>day all the ministers of that cabinet are still in ofdce,
·t one who left of his own free will. I am glad to see
his genuine <krman patriot, who was Included In our
: candidates, has been elected to the Reichstag. Thus, the
appointed to the government In January 1933, ha,·e
up to what they demanded from the whole German
r1, namely, to aet aside all former differences and to work
lly for the rebirth of our nation and for the honor and
y of our state.
~ struggle for the Inner reorganization of the German
e and the <krman state, although it has found Its highest
sslon In the amalgamation of .the party and state, and
·l people and the nation, is not yet terminated. Faithful
ll proelamation which we made when we took over the
·nment, a year ago, we shall carry on the struggle. In this
the aiiii! of our lnner-poUtleallntentions and actions are
rnlned for the future. They are, tint-the strengthening
·rmany by the consolidation of all forces Into one organ-
Y'hlch will at last make up for what has been neglected
,.e hundred years on account of egoism and lnefflcienc~·,
:econdly-the promotion of the welfare ol our nathm,
i I · spheres of life and culture.
e <krman Relchstag, within these nry hours, wlll have
iS a new_law In order to authorize the government legally
~ry on the national-soelalist revolution.
Honor and Equal Rights
hen, on the thirtieth of January, I was entrusted with
ew government by the President of Germany, I as well as
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the members of the cabinet and the whole German n~tion, were
moved by one fervent wish: 1\Iay God Almighty make us the
tool to restore to the German people, honor and equal rights
in the "·orld. As honest adherents of a sincere policy o{
reconciliation, we thought that this was the best we could do
for real peace among nations. We have made this idea the
guiding principle of all our actions In regard to foreign
politics. '
The new Germany, In dealing ~ith all peoples and all
nations, had only one wlsh,-to live with them In peace and
friendship. We were convinced that It must be again possible
in this W'Orld to talk about differences In lntemationl life,
without always· thinking of brute force. One of the worst
of
results the Peace Treaty of Verssilles Is that It perpetuated
the conception of victor and vanquished. Thus, It necessarily
brought about the danger of perpetuating the idea that differ-
ences of opinions and Interests In International life must
either not be voiced by the weaker party at all, or must be
answered with brute force by the _stronger party. The Idea,
that by means of sanctions one may have the right to heap new
Injustices upon the outlawed nations, cannot but lead to an~
abhorrent moral chaos in International life. Experience pro'l"es
that humble senility on the part of the vanquished tends less
to mollify the victor than to spur him on to new encroachments.
For fourteen years the German nation tried, by pursuing
a policy of fulfillment to the point of suicide, to reconcile
irreconcilable enemies and to contribute its share to the
erection of a new European union of states. The results were
very sad. The fact that concessions were made regarding
reparations does not prove the contrary. It was only after
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• the banner of revolution and put the toreh to the existing
public welfare would dangerously a{iproaeh the number of
those who could still support the community. It is not the
churches that feed the annies of these unfortunate ones, but
the people must do lt. If the ehurehes should be ready to
take care of these people inflicted w:lth hereditary disease we
would be only too glad to give up their sterilization. A~ long as
the state is obliged to take from the citizens yearly increasln~
enonnous sums of money-surpassing the sum of three
hundred and ftfty millions per "Jeri.r in Germany today-In order
to support these pitiful ~people, it Is forced to remedy
conditions. The state must see to It that such ufldeser,·ed
suffering Ia not tranamitted from generation to generation.
and that millions of healthy people must not be deprived of
the necessities of life in order to support millions of dlseased
people.
RevolutlGn' Wtthout Bloodshed
:Men of the German Rclchstag! HO'ffever great the results
of the year of the natlonal·soeialist revolution and of its
goYernment arc, the fae\ Is still more remarknblt' that this
great revolution In our nation could take place like lightening
and almost without any. bloodshed.
It is the fate of the majority of all revolutions that ru~hi n~
forward, they lose sight of realities and are finally l'TCcked on
hnrd facts.
'Ve have been able to lead this national revolution. on lht>
whole, in an exemplary fashion such as hus hardly cwr been
done before, except in the case of thl' fascist rc\'Olution in
Hnly. The reason is that not a people drh·cn.to dcspnir, raised
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state, but instead, the battle was fought by a splendidly organ-
ized movement possessing highly disciplined adherents. This
is the lasting merit of the national-soeiallst party and its organ·
izations. It is the merit of the brown guard. The party has
prepared the German revolution and has· carried it out and
terminated it almost without bloodshed and accordlng to
schedule.
Besides; this wonder was possible only with the voluntary
and unconditional consent of those who, as leaders of similar ~
organizations, strove for the same aim or who, as offtcers, re-
pretented the German army.
'It Is a unique historical event that there existed such sincere
cooperation between the forecs of the revolution and the respon·
sible leaders of a very disclplined army-a cooperation be-
tween the national·soelalist party, myself as Its leader, and the
offteers and soldlers of the German anny and the German
navy,-- a cooperation dedicated to the service of the nation.
While the Steel Helmets have been approaching national•
socialism these twelve months, and. crowned this fraternization
mo!t beautifully by complete amalgamation, the army and its
leaders supported the new state In unconditional loyalty and,
' as history will record, made possible the success of our work.
Tbe only thing that could save Germany was not civU war,
but the unanimous concentration of all those who, even in the
worst years, had not lost their belief in the German people
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. and in Gennany. At the end of thi! year of a most Intensive
internal re'·olulion, T would like to point to a special evidence
of the great unifying force of our ideal. Although there we're
only three national-socialists in. the cabinet in Janll1try 1933,
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ling sound, and only what Ia unsound Inspires their Interest
nd their support~
.And among these enemies of the new go~ernment I would
ke to count also the clique of those Incorrigible diehards who
1ns!der nations nothing elae but scattered commercial stations
·Ithout masters, and who arewaitingfornrulertoinsuretheir
aly possible happiness by his claims to divine right.
.And, finally, I count among them that insignificant little
roup of ultra-nationalistic ldealogists who believe that the
oople of <krmany can only be made happy by eTadicating
te experiences and results of a ~!story of two thousand years,
nd wandering forth anew 111 imaginary bearskins.
.All these opponents In Gel'lllany comprise together less than
·.ro-and-a-half millions 111 comparison with more than forty
•illions acknowledging the new state and Its government.
·hese two millions cannot be considered as opposl tion as they
mstltute a chaotic conglomeration of the most diverse opin-
•ns and conceptions totally Incapable to pursue a common
ositive aim, and only united In a common neg11tion of the
tate of today.
But there are two categories of people more dangerous than
1ese groups just mentioned, who must be consiiiered liS a real
ability of the state today and of the future.
We h11,·e, first of all, thoee political migration-birds who
tways appear at harvest-time. They are fellows weak In
ltaracter, but out and out opportunists, who rush into every
1ceessful movement to forestall or to answer questions about
·teir previous activity by boisterous clamor and by posing as
undred-and-ten per cent adherents. They are datlgerous
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because covered by the mask of the new goYernment they are
trying to satisfy their purely personnl egoistic interests. Thus,
they become a real liability of a movement for which millions
of decent people have sacrificed everything for years and years
without e,·er having thought that they might be rewarded for
their sufferings and privations. It will be a very Important task
of the future to cleanse the state and the party of these obtru-
sh·e parasites. There are many people, decent at heart, who
could not join the movement for very comprehensive, even
cogent, reasons. They will, then, ftnd their 11·ay to the pnrty
without risking to be taken for such obscure elements.
On Sterilization
.And another heavy burden is the army of those who, dis-
eased by herldity, constitute a negation of national life.
The state will have to tske truly revolutionary' measures. It
Is a great merit of the national-socialist movement that already
In the put year It attacked this danger of slow decay of the
nation by erstwhile legislation.
If there is opposition against this legislation-especially
from the ehurches-1 have to reply:-,
It would have been more appropriate, more honest, and,
above all more Christian, to have opposed in past decades those
who Intentionally annihilated healthy life, instead of car-
j rying on a mutiny against those who wnnted to do away with
disease. The laissez-falre In this sphere Is not only a cruelty
against the individual innocent victims but also a cruelty
against the whole of the nation. If the development should
go on as In the pnst hundred years the number of those under
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The primitive formula that instead of the people not serving
business and business capital, but rather that capital must serve
business and business the people, has already in this year been
the supreme guiding principle of the gavernment.
And due to this more than anything else it has been possible
to continue Intelligently and enthusiastically the great practi-
cal and eft'eetive work of the government. Thus it was possible
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by the medium of removing taxes and prudently applying
state subsidies, to stimulate national production to an extent
.which most of our critics considered quite out of the question
twelve months ago.
Many of the measures thereby Introduced will be only fully
appreciated In the future, especially the furthering of the mo-
torization of German trafllc in connection with the building
of state motor-roads. The old rivalry between the railway and
the motorcar has found a eolution which one day will be of
great prollt to the whole German nation.
! We were convinced that, to set our economic life in motion,
I it was primarily necessary during this year. to provide first a
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ing power of the great masses, as a llrst step towards msking
possible the increased production of the higher class goods.
At the same time eft'orti were made to put in order the com-
pletely disorganized llnanelal life or the nation, states and
communes, on the one hand by large-scale measures and on
the other by most brutal economy.
The extent of the economic revival is shown most clearly
by the very substantial reduction In the number of our un-
employed, and by the none the less important Increase in the
total Income of the nation.
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national production and reducing the number of unemployed, t
many otherwise desirable tasks had to be renounceO..
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Naturally, our activities this 'e11r, In spite of everything.
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have been attacked by numberless enemies. 'We have borne
this burden and shall also be able to bear it In the future. If
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degenerate exiles, most of whom more for criminal than for
political rtasons, left the country, which as the scene of their
_former activities had became too dangerous, now try to mobi-
lize a credulous world with the skill of true rogues and a
criminal lack of conscience, their lies will be increasingly ex-
posed, Ill' tens of thousands of respectable and honourable men
and women in growing numbers come to Germany and are
able personally to compare the accounts or these international
"persecuted persons" with the actual reality.
Furthermore we shall take little heed of those eornml\nlst
ideologists who consider it their duty to turn back the wheel
of history, and serve a sub-human species which confuses the
idea of political freedom with the letting loose of criminal
instincts. We mastered these elements when they were in
power, and ourselves in opposition. We shall master them
with greater certainty in the future, now that they are in
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opposition and we in power.
Some of our bourgeois intellectunb nlso believe themseh·es
unable to face hard facts. However, it is certainly more ex-·
pcdient to regard these rootless intellectuals as enemies rather
than to oount them as adherents. They turn away from ewry-
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·trlng the last twe!ve months, truly amounts to nu hi~tori·
volutlon.
e transformation and coordination of numerous orgnni·
111 of publlc Ufe was a deftnite part of this re,·olution.
·s with one basic aim: to uphold and strengthen our na-
tlty. Fundamental changes in the adminisfratlon w~r··
tS necessary as judiciary reform. The cleansing of our
eel public life leail to a reform of the press, the film.
he theatre world. In every way It has been en den vored
111 a deeper meaning to public llfe, to recover art for t h•·
tan people, and to adapt science and education to the new
Eeonomle Problems
1 Incorporate the principles bf the national-socialist mo1·c·
In the economic sphere has been more difficult, becnusc,
te first place, three very pressing problems had to be
·dlately considered:
It proved necessary, In order to rescue the farmers from
•diate and complete ruin, to come to their aid and Issue
regulations concerning commercial and price policy, nnd
)11" laws to provide them with a strong and Indestructible
ve.
The spread of general eorrttptlon made it necessary to
!diately and thoroughly cleanse our economic life of the
[X>nsible Influence of speculators and freebooters.
The task of obtaining work for 6'/• millions of un-
oyed forbade the dwelling on theories which were too
tlful to be real and thus useless for the present tnsk. At
ime when the national-socialist revolution took over lh~
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go1·emment, there was one unemployed to every t1vo employed.
Il this number of unemployed, as was not only dreaded, but
e1·en e:~:pected, had further Increased, In a short time this
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I position would have been reversed and thus become hopeless.
The needs of these 6'/• millions of unemployed could not be
~ satisfied by the mere show of beautiful marxist theories, but
only by actually supplying them with work.
Thus this year we have already directed the first general
attack against unemployment. In a quarter of the time which
I requested before the :March election, a third of the total un·
employed were again placed in useful employment. Success was
achieved only because the problem was attacked concentrically
from all sides. In reviewing the past year to-day, equipped
with the experience which we have had, we are preparing to
renew our attack against this social evil. The cooperation of
state incenth·e, private lnittatlve and energy, bas however been
possible only because of the renewed confidence of the nation
in Its leadership, and in the secure atabillty of a certain kind of·
economic nnd legal order. 1\lany opponents think t6 belittle the
fame of our work by saying that of course the whole nation
helped us. Yes, that Is the deepest pride with which we can be
filled, that we have really succeeded In uniting the whole nation
and putting It Into the service of Its own regeneration. For only
In this way we hove been able to master problems On which so
many previous governments have stumbled, something which
they could not fail but do because they lacked this confidence.
And, ultimately, this was the only possible way to bring
into unison our gigantic practical work, part of which was
begun on the spur of the moment, with the principles of our
ideals.
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• instance it is also possible to tlnd meritorious pages c,·cn
· histories of the worst dynasties.
·rh organizations cannot be judged only by single nets
t; they might bring forward to justify themselves, but the
ivc question is, what damage, tsken as a whole, did the\'
• the German nation and its history, and in this respect
ormst important to point out that these organizations were
'foe outcome of a desire to contribute to Germany's great-
. hut were almost exclusi1'ely ~he product of an egoistic
rrt•kless policy to further family power. When, thanks to
\' Interventions of fate this policy did not succeed in
'I y destroying Germany as a nation, it was not due to the
~~•rters of this policy, but almost entirely due to those who
1•iously and unconsciously, as tools of pro,·idence, pro·
•oretl and defended the eternal rights of the nation against
• nrtifteial organizations. Even if this family power polic~·
t,. use of slumbering racial characteristics, it did not en·
,.,. the Importance of those races in the eyes of the world
urich their capacities to live, but rather condemned them
·. ,.ncral to an undignified lnsigniftcanee.
I rcninst these principles of a purely seUlsh dynastic policy,
'"nnl-socialism proclaims those of the maintenance and
1••rment of the German people, of those millions of farmers,
•hrs and citizens who equally share the blessings and
·•o·s of a common fate.
It this point, therefore, 1 wish to protest against the view,
·I has recently been again put forward, thnt German~· cun
I\ he happy once more under the reign of her hcrr(Uta r~·
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No,-we are one nation, and we want to live in one country.
And those who In former German history 110 often sinned
against this principle, could not assert that they owed their
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position to the will of God, but as history unfortunately only
r too often shows, to the opportune grace and backing of our
.l worst enemies.
Therefore we have in this year deliberately asserted the_
authority of the stste and of the Government against those,
who as weak deseen'Clants and heirs of the past policy, thought
they could also estsblish their traditional opposition to the
natlonal-soeialist stste.
It was one of the happiest moments of my life when it
became evident that the whole German people approved of this
policy which exclusively represented their own interests.
With a full appreciation of the merits of monarchy and
with all due respect for the really great emperors and kings of
German history, to-day the question of the 6nnl form of the
German government is beyond discussion. However, no matter
to what decision the nation and its leaders mar come in the
future, there is one thing which they must never forget :
Whoever is at the head of German affairs, is there by appoint·
ment of the German nation, to whom alone he is exclusively
responsible.
I, personally, only consider myself empowered by the nation
to execute those reforms which may enable the nation some
..,l ilay to make the 6nol J.eelsion as to the ultimate form of
! go,·ernrnent hi Gt>rmnny. · -
This stupendous undertaking of forming and creating our
new nation will also be in the future the foremost aim of the
nntionnl-socialist go,·ernment. The preparatory work, carried
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I decision abo,·e the egoistic tendency of the indh·idual.
Ve national-socialists, clearly foreseeing this unique de,·el-
tent, built up through years of hard ""ork our "·orking
organizations, which served as the preliminary organi-
on to prevent the armies of German working-men from
•mlng a leaderless, disorganized mob· "·hen the old system
• destroyed, and which served to leaa them with a Brm
,dIn a compaet body, Into a world of new facts. And we
. at the 1111me time, convinced that this mighty work of
rooming politleal and economic class organizations Is by
means concluded, but will afford us a living tnsk in future
rs, just as In the last twelve months. Only one fact Is
·hangeable:
Nhat has been, will never retum.
Attitude Toward Church and Monnrcby
\fo lesli f'undamentally decisive Is the new relationship be-
·en the state and both Christian confessions. Filled with the
ire to secure for the German people the great religious, .
ical and moral values which are anchored In the two Chris-
t confessions, we have abolished political organizations and
so doing strengthened religious institutions. For, an agree-
at with the powerful national-socialist stnte is more valuable
:1 church than conflict between confessional political socie-
'• which in their coalltion-cond1tloned policy of compromise,
:ays must barter personal advantages for members of their
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log and national consolidation. At the same time we are hoping
that the uniting of the various national evangelical churches to
a uniform Evangelical Church of Germany will satisfy the
., longing of those who, because of the uneertnlnty of evangelical
life, feared a weakening of the evangelical faith.
• Thus the national-socialist state bas shown its respect for
the Christian confessions during this ~ear and expects the con- '
fessions to equally respect the strength of the national-socialist (
state.
The historical achie,·ement of combining peasants, workers
and bourgeois Into one national community would be meaning-
less if tb,e actions of this community were governed by dictates
of a atft'erent political origin and nature or from the past. The
strength of the national-socialist party lies in the fact that,
even during Its Inner construction, it never forgot the roots of
its existence. It was not founded for individual states with
their individual populations, but for the German nation and
the German people. From the very beginning, therefore, the
construction of the party was guided by the conditions arising, \.
objectively, from the needs of the German nation. Under no
circumstances, therefore, can it acknowledge to-day past dy·
nnstic interests or the political results of these interests or re-
cognize them as obligations which must always be respected by
• the German nation in organizing the life of the state. The
German states are the sacred foundation stones of our nation.
I, They are a part of Its substance and will therefore exist as long
I as there Is a German nation. But the political constructions of
the individual states resulted from partly good and partly very
bad activities of the past. They were human creations and
th<'refore transitory. Just as there Is nothing on this earth
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en of the Germanftelchstag I
•r over seventy years these parties have been a living part
•e German nation, nnd even If they underwent changes in
:I, in essence they seemed to be Immortal. Indeed they grew
·aslngly Important. Since 1918, the constitution of the
•n rested on them and proclaimed them (although in reality
fermented the decomposition of the state) to be the foun-
•n stones of the life of the state. For seventy years they
inually Increased their Importance In the state and In the
bartered and exchanged power, one with the other, as the
object of their desire and interest. From their own point
cew, they dominated German legislation. This resulted in
1p11dation of the Nation· to being the executor of their
eta. And even when Germany lost a war, this fact
ly affected the parties. And when the German nation
its freedom, the parties Insisted on their rights nll the
'· And when at last the German nation was confronted
hopeless misery, even destruction, the parties more than
completely tyrannized public life.
After One Year or National Soclallsm
ow, my men of. the German Relchstag I
."!thin one year of the national·socJallst revolution we
· overthrown the parties. Not only have we broken their
~r. but we have abolished. them and eliminated them
1 our German nation. Whether they revolved as satellites
nd the second and third tnternatlonnls, whether they tep-
tted the middle classes, the interests of catholicism, the
~ms of an evangelical socialism, the ambitions of a fbllm·
autocracy, even to the contemptible representation otilur
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national life during this year rose victoriously aho,·e the ruius
of a sunken world.
I What are nil the legislative measures of decades In compari-
~· son with the power which this single fact represented?
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J In past days new gonrnments were formed, but In the last
year we have formed a new people.
And just as we have overcome the symptoms of the political
disintegration of our nation, so have we this year already
begun to fight against the symptoms of economic disinte-
gration.
When I save the order on the 24th of April, that the party
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organizations on May 2nd, the day after the National Labor
celebmtlon, should occupy the buildings of the trade unions
and should convert these strongholds of lnternatlonnl class
madness into bulwarks of national work, this was not done for
the purpose of robbing the German workman of a valuable
organization but, only for the 11ake of the whole German
people, to smooth the way for peaceful work which, In the
future, .would benefit everyone. For, at the ssme time, with
this measure we struck from the banda of the other side the
weapon of economic class war. With one year's legislation,
conceived on a large scnle, we have now definitely laid the
... foundations for a state of affairs in which the creative inter-
ests of the community will be declsh·ely supreme, instead of onl~·
the right of might of the economically more powerful. Because
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the economic distress of the present indicates but which nrc
also evident when critically contemplating the future, can
only be accomplished when the reprcsentnth·c of the intrrests
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work. It has a million men and women of high intellectual
and manual ability and skill.
Furthermore millions of its population desire the higher
treasures of life and culture.
And, ultimately, it has in its soil the possibility of increas-
ing its food supply, and in its natural resources the possi·
bility of increasing its material production.
It is thus a }Jroblem of intelligence, energy, and deter·
mination to bring into harmony this cry for goods and the
possibility of producing them. When the authority of a gov-
ernment and the contldence of a whole nation unite in deter·
mined action, they will be able to solve this most wfficnlt
problem, because they must solve it.
And we are determined not to give in to .this task which has
to be aceomplished, but to grapple with it.
Hitler Appointed Cbaneellor
When on JDlluary 30th, a year ago, our General Field
Marshal, our highly esteemed President of the Nation, by means
of a decision, truly magnanimous in view of everything that
had happened and preceded it, entrusted me wllh the for·
mation and leader~hip of the government of Germany, the na-
tional-socialist party shouldered a responsibility the greatness
of which did not seem to correspond to its influence or to the
part it had previously played. At that time, with only two
ministers, I entered & cabinet which then held & reserved opin·
ion of the movement and of me personally, and I gave before
the nation my promise to tackle the tasks imposed upon us by
history and providence, and to seek for them a comprehensive
solution.
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In that huur I considered myself to be only a representat
or' and a fighter for my people. I was convince<! that even
at that moment, & countle$11 multitude inevitably lacked
uudcr;tandiug of the ·true meanin~ of the missioD which ·
moVl)ment had to perform, nevertheless in a short time •
actual dccuswould meet with the intuitive assent of the nat'
Thus from that historical hour, I have never conceived
mission to be other than one of the whole German nation, e
if consciously or unconsciously millions of men then did
realize this fuct or possibly dill not want to believe it.
I han ne,·er seen in purely outward power any po&
substitute for the confidence of the nation, but have ah·
honestly striven to convert the power of authority into
strength of confidence. I can, therefore, admit with pride
just as the national-socialist party bad its roots exclusive!
the people, so we as a government have never bad any thm
than that which did not originate in the people, with
people, and for the people.
And only out of this deeply inward alliance with the Ger
nation, there grew up within us the power to dght an
overcome the conditions which we bad to consider not m•
as external burdens, but in the long run, as factors leadh
• the ultimate destruction of our nation.
When, during the fourteen long years of our struggl i
power, I again and again proclaimed as a preliminary neet
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for the reascent of the German nation the destruction wi'
t·ompromise of all the middle class and marxist parties, tbi
nppcared to the majority of my political opponents to b
hallucination of ~n insane visionsry, to be sheer madnesa
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The body of the nation, threatened by decay, had to be
·ovlded with a new social order as a basis for the fonnation
· a new solidarity. The fundamental theses o£ this order,
•wever, could only be found In those eternal laws which
•vern the basis of constructive life. The prominence, over
l things Immaterial, of the basic foundation of the nation
;elf and its preservation, haO. to be established with lm-
·essive clarity. It was furthennore quite clear that the very
,ture of this foundation contained all those elements which,
conformity with our mode of life, both promoted and were
;eful to its preservation or on the other hand were detri-
cntal to it. The will to preserve this substance, however,
td to find an expression which, in a manner conforming to
,e peculiarity of the people, made that will distinctly evident
1d lead to Its practical realization. The conception of demoo-
cy underwent therewith a thorough Investigation and clari-
"'tlon. From this point of view the new state leadership
!plifles no more than a better expression of the will of the
'Ople than that which is afforded under time wom parlia.-
entary democracy. Thus and in that sen8e the new state is
1turally bound to the task to fulfill all necessary conditions
. •r the further preservation of the nation.
Freeing the nation from all purely formal and customary
•nceptlons of republicanism and democracy It will now be lead
y the people themselves and this leadership of the people, by
1e very form of the inner national conditions, will constitute
1C real government of the state. Political, cultural, and eco-
<>mic tasks can, therefore, be approached only in this . e and
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can be solved only from a uniform point of view. This national
conception will then lend not only to the overbridging of all
hitherto existing class extremes, although these extremes vary,
t in contrast to the eternity of radical foundations and are there-
fore unimportant because not permanent, but also to a clari-
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l. fication of the attitude towards the problems of foreign policy.
The national-socialist racial conception and the science
underlying it does not lead to a lack of appreciation or of re-
spect for other nations, but rather to a recognition of our as-
signed task, nsmely to practically preserve and continue the
life of our own nation. This thought Inevitably leads to a
nnturnl respect of the Ufe and character of other peoples. lt
frees foreign political activities from any attempt to dominate
foreigners In order to rule them or even to incorporate them as
a mere numerical mass in one's own nation by forcing them to
speak that nation's language. This new conception compels a
great and fanatical devotion to the life and thus to the honour
and freedom of one's own people, and In like manner a respect
for the honour and freedom of other nations. This thought can
therefore provide an essentially better basis for the effort
toward a true pacification of the world than the sorting of the
nations, from mere considerations of strength, Into victorious
and defeated groups, Into groups of those which are justified
.... nnd Into those who have been subdued and pos8ess no rights.
But one result of such an inner revolutionizing of the thought
of the nation can be the attaining of authoritative determina-
tion and firm Instinctive confidence, both preliminaries for the
nbolition of economic distress.
The following is clear: The German nation has a million of
its best men and :'IM'mcn unemployed, all of whom wnnt to v
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1 meant not only the end of the war but also the preven-
of any similar misery for all humanly perceivable future
, for once, hate had not bllnded reason, the ghastly es-
:nce just gone through ought to have had. a salutary effect
U concerned, In teaching them to avoid by mutual cooper-
1 a repetition of a similar esperience. And ultimately, for
reason alone, the Incalculable sacrifices of this most fright-
If all wars would have been, at least for later generations,
~sslng.
IJ.e Peace Treaty of Versailles destroyed completely and
ally these hopes.
llrough its attempt to make the balance of power ell:isting
1e end of the war, the basis of a system of International
.ce, It perpetuated hatred on the one hand and exasperated
~rness on the other. By. disregarding former human es-
mee and the warning protests of wise counsellors, It was
tght to better serve the future by burdening It with the
e of the past.
rom this point of view alone can It be understood that, by
on of such a peace treaty, this hardest lesson which mau-
l has ever experienced did not bring about true peace but
r served to increase discord.
'he insane political and eeononile burdens which this treaty
osed had thoroughly shattered the confidence of the Ger-
1 nation In the ultimate justice of the world.
t was Inevitable that fuel should be added to the feelings of
red of millions of people against a world-order, which order
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misfortune, after heroic resistance, to lose a war which had
been forced upon it. ,,, ~.
• The wire-pullers of the communistic revolution lmmedlately
realized the. unheard of possibilities which resulted out of this ,j
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treaty, and saw how it showed a practieal way to revolutionize
the German people. In ~nking themselves the banner-bearers
of the fight against Versailles, the eommunlsts succeeded In
mobilizing men and women who In desperation bel!e,·ed that
ehnos alone afforded a way out. The world, however, did not
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seem to notice that, while insisting In a state of bllndness on
the literal fq].llllment of ineonceivable, even downright mad,
impossibilities, there was taking place a development in Ger-
many which, as a first stage to l\ communistic world-revo-
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lution, would have, within a short time, presented the victo-
rious powers with a plague-lnfeeted bearer of germs Instead
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of with a profit-bearing slave to the treaty. tl'
Therefore, the national-socialist movement had not only
rendered a sef'·lce to the German people but also to Europe
and the world outside of Europe by preventing, through Its
victory, a development which would have given the de&thblow
to the last hopes of salvation from the sufferings of our time.
In the face of the fact that a eomplete break-down was
• threatening, tasks of truly historical greatness presented them-
sehes. Not any of the customuy changes of government could
I san the nation from plunging into nn abyss but only an Inner
• reformation of the greatest magnitude and of the deepest eon-
ception. Not outward political or economic problems, but,
ranging far above these, problems of the soul nod of the
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:ntegrntion. The positive forces of self-preservation began to
relax and fall asU'nder and only the negative forces of destrur-
lion in their general attack on the last relics of what remained
·nelted Into a frightful unity. The atomizing of the polilicnl
1nd cultural life, the ever more rapid decomposition of the
>rganlc structure of the nation, the paraly!ing of its function~.
11l led to a shattering of confidence In the suitability and with
tIn the authority of those who undertook to lead the nation.
'<'rom the general decay of all basic conceptions about the most
mportnnt conditions making up our national and social com-
nunity, there en me about a decline In confidence and at the
-ame time inevitably less faith in a possibly still better future.
n these circumstances the economic clash had to follow the
>olitical and cultural decay. The fact that this economic decay
vith its fri~htful pauperizntlon ofthemnsscs, did not result in
he hastening of the political catastrophe, but instead led to a
·athering together of the conscious fighters for a new, con-
trueth·e, and hereby really positive, philosophy of life, is 11
:nique 11chievement which can be put exelush·ely to the credit
·f the national-socialist movement.
Thus, since 1930, only two things have been possible:
:ither, as a logical continuation of the wny which had been
·rep11red for it, victory would fall to the share of communism,
;fth all its unforeseeable consequences, not only for Germany,
ut for the whole world, or national-socialism would succeed,
t the eleventh hour, In beating its international opponent.
'he lack of understanding among the middle classes of the
1eanlng of this fight, which imperiously demanded n clrar
~clslon, was proved by the fact that in Germnny, up to twc!Ye
10nths before, they seriously believed th11t, as silent n~ntrnls,
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they would ultimately be the victors In the struggle between
these two philosophies of llfe, each philosophy beinl!' filled
with a desire for the complete destruction of the other.
The demands made upon our movement by this fight were
terrific. Just as much proud courage Is necessary to stand
ridicule and mockery, as heroism and bravery is necessary to
aefend oneself against daily calumnies and attacks. Ten thou·
sand national-socialist fighters were wounded during this time,
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and many were killed. Great numbers "''ere imprisoned, hun·
dreds of thousands had to leave their positions or otherwise
lost their means of livelihood. But out of these fights there
was born the unshakeable guard of the national-sociallst
rll)'olnUon, the immense host of the polltical organization of
the party, the S. A. and the S. S. It is to them alone that the
German nation owes thanks for its liberation from a mania
which, had it triumphed, would not only have kept seven
millions workless but would have soon condemned thirty mil·
.I lions to starvation.
Previous Foreign Relations
Concerning foreign policy,-when the German nation in
- November 1918, stirred and encouraged by the assurances
given it by President Wilson in the Agreement of Compiegne,
laid down its arms, it held, just as It docs today, the deep, un·
shakeable conviction that It was guiltless of the outbreak of
the war. EYen the signature, to a so-called German confession
of guilt, forced from weak men against their better knowledge,
does not at all alter this fact. The vast majority of the German
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~xtortlons all of whlc;ll helped to bring about a state of chaos
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:n Germany.
This situation resulted In the following: Innerpolitically,-
;he November-revolt of 1918 wiped out with one stroke the
m-called state authority which consisted of a compromise
Jetween bourgeolsdom and legitimism.
This surrender, miserable without parallel, of the respon-
dble hearers of authority, In face of the intemational-marxlstlc
nsurrectlon of runaway soldiers, shook the nation's ilevotion,
!until then certainly more than 90 per cent secure), to the old
~ystem of government and Its representatives.
After the nation had recovered from this monstruous event,
t began, having been educated from times immemorial to
ibedlence In some form, to feel towards the new bearers of
lower at least a certain obligation for passive tolerance. The
reakness of the new regime in numbers as well as In substance
~d to that unique combination between marxist theories and
jRpltaUst practices, which combination, In the course of events,
!ecess&rlly had to Impress the political as well as the economi-
lal life with the Intrinsic characteristics of that extraordlna-
py corrupt mesalllance.
By medium of the centre party the bourgeois democracy,
!lore or less In a nationalistic mllke-up, joined forces ·with the
!ndlsgulsed marxistio Internationalism and then produced
hose parliamentary governments which, following each other
1 ever decreasing Intervals, sold and squandered the accu-
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ilulated economical and political capital of the nation. For
iourteen years Germany thus passed through a period of decay
mparalleleil In history.
A renrslon of all conceptions set ln.,
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What had been good was now evil and what had been evil \..
became good. The hero fell into contempt and the coward was ~~ ,.
honoured. The honest man was punished and the lazy one
rewarded. The decent man was sneered at, the depra,·ed one
laulled. Strength was looked down upon, weakness glorified.
Values as such did not count. They were replaced by mere
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numbers resulting In Inferiority and worthlessness. The his- !~
torlenl past was just ns disgracefully vilified as the historical Q
future was recklessly disavowed. The belief In the nation and
in Its right was attacked with shameless Impudence; It was ·'
ridlculed.and degrailed. The cult of beauty gave way to I ,,
consciously cultivating inferiority and ugliness. All that was II
healthy ceased to be the guiding stnr for human endeavour, and
unnaturalness, disease, and depravity became the center of a
so-called new culture. All supporting pillars of the nation's 'I
existence were undermined anil overthro"'ll· And w bile the "I'
millions of people representing the middle class. and farmer
elements were consciously thrown Into ruin, an easy-going .~ \
thoughtless bouf'geoisie was only too eager to assist as a '· I'
political helper In the accomplishment of the last and final
overthrow. Who can seriously believe that a nation could be
forever kept in a state of such decay, without th.i.s situation
some day resulting In the lnst and most e:xtreme conaequenr.es?
No.-TWs unvariably had to lead to communistic chaos.
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Because just to the degree that the leadership of the notion
consciously de\·inted from all canons and laws of reason and ..
subscribed to marxlstle Insanity, so the community of the
people lne'l'itably experienced a continuously Increasing dis- I!1:
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md breaking out of contlagratlol\11 and t~pests, all sC"eking

1tlons eonsonant"'with the Inner limitations of every in-
idual nation. Also the period of an outward general we\-
~ whleh eeeuicd to lmpresa the world with a token of a
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1 "·bile the nations were still living on the fruita of a bourgeois
and literal individualism, that the prophets of the DeW doctrine
preached politically the equality of all values. The parliamen-

mingly eontented satiety, since \he dying nway of . the
•Irish of trumpets of the revolutionary ~[arseillnlse until the
~nnlng of out century, was pregnant with Incessant ln!li-
tlons or an Inner nervottsliilcertainty, with a restless longing
r more IID.tlsflletory foundations for peoples Inner 1i ves.
'hat mankind bas known formerly In the way of revolu-
•nary ~ts. leaving out of eonsldcratlon the struggles of n
· liglous nature, had merely been the ever changing piny of
•rces lighting for otttWilrd power: the lighting for rulership
side of statea or at the utiDOSt for expansion of such ruler-
•i p beyond lndhtdual boundaries,
However, since the religiOus struggles had lost their stir-
i' log, lpeUbinding and f&selilatlng power, perhaps due to the
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anishlng of a truly allve, pt!Shlng force of the creeds, there
.•egan the ilearch for new eonteptlon!J and ldelis,-oncs adapted
o the times and giving to bllnklnd new aspeets of life. And
.vblle the eommon mass .of people was still looking upon .
'nlltcrlallstlc things as the t.nly factorS perning all e'·cnts In
human life, men aroee whd In the depth ol their souls were
not sntlsfted with auch OOD~ions, who were looking out
Cor a deeper aspect of life liad, who In the \'Cry age of hight>st
mnss prosperity and cotnroft. begnn td pervade the world with
· the most violent strugglts far these new eohceptlons. Tltc in-
consistency of the eeonomlcal and politlenlldcnls of bourgcois-
ucrnocracy called automatically the eonsistent theories of
mnrsism into the a~na of those to~es. Tims It c:~mt> nl,out, ·
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tary democracy, however, was automatically bound to get into
a deadly struggle with individualism even on the very field
of economics.
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It could only be a question of time until the ruthless agres-
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over-run the last of the bourgeois political strongholds which 'I••
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protected the economic system; the end would have been the
definite overthrow of the political and economic ideology of .t'
the bourgeoisie age.
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This development would have taken place even without the ';,1
~ world W.r. But this wl\r undoubtedly materially accelerated
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In order to understand what happened this year In Germany
It is essential to take two faetors Into consideration. First, the
terrible war undermined !he solidity of the authoritative ruler-
ship of the old regime and lead, by way of Its elimination, not
only to an Internal but also to an external breakdown. Mar:dsm
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was the acth·e bearer of this development, but the bourgeois-
democracy, by its passiveness, shared responsibility.
Second, the dictate of Versailles destroyed the Independence
and the freedom of the nation in Its foreign relations by dissoh·-
lng and disintegrating all power and capacity of resistance.
The result was an endless sequence of political and economical

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• Representatives! Members of the Gel'III&D Relchstag!
f, looking back today, we calJ the year ofl933 the year of
I the nat\Pnal-soclallst revolution, then, In the future, an Un·
biassed judgment of Its events and happenings Will embody
) this dt'slgnaUon Into the history of our nation as a correct one. ,.
I In doing that, not the moderate outward form of that revolu· ·.
tion, but the Inner magnitude of the transformation which this
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!·Y directions of Its life, will be considered decisive. In scarcely
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tweh·e months a whole world of conceptions and Institutions
i.'. was abolished and a new world was put In Its place. What
has hanpened within this short space of time before the eyes
of all of us, -:-would have been thought and designated even
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IJ on the eve of the memorable 30th of January 1933,-by the
doubtlessly overwhelming majority of our people and certainly
by the bearers, spokesmen and representatives of the former
·, regime, to be a fantastic utopia.
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happening merely to the flash of thought. of a whimsical
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hnd formed themselves and were the automatic results of the
developments of many years. A terrible distress cried out to
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be alleviated. In fact the hour was merely waiting until a will
'• was ready and prepared to execute the historical mandate.
The force of this statement is augmented by the fact that
..,,. similar tensions have been pervading almost the entire world
for decades and have found discharge In the continuous flaring

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ADDRESS
BEFOl\E

THE GERl\IAN REICIISTAG

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CHANCELLOR ADOLF HitLER.

DERLIN, JANUARY 30, 1934

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CHANCELLOR ADOLF HITLER

BERLIN, JANUARY 30, f934

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othli oruy ot general aovernJuc · t d'"
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ose areas which it ~id remain &o
''definitely Axed." · •

~butnuedtheIngeneral
• Critlciam of the neutrality ution
f
' Munich· Putsch the United States Conareu:
Berlin's afternoon papers
Jfne shifted to
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thai
Tomorrow of Propo•anda Minloter Goebbels'
Der An&riJf. which aold:
: "Checlr.book determines forel&n
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~ :- Hitler Curtaila j_A,galnol Wall Streei and proftteera
aairiJll to make money out of mu-
· -.' · Celebration of Beer llltlona Der An&ril! pitted the Amer·
lean workina" man who, the paper
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!:ranee'• bltUeJlelda for tauoa for-
.a.n·to him.. .
·:·kliD, Nov. ~~tod17 '"RevWoll Cot the neulnll\7 law>
' h&an preparaU0111 for !he
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thus becomes a decayed limb on
..,.bleb Americ:a'a fole 10 trembllDJ!y

7 Ar7 celfbraUon of Fuehrer BlUer'• .

. Jluni~ cellar pullch of 1m. ,
--:it_w·been lndltlow tor Hiller,
to speak olf the lf""''l"" tile II!Pt
»t~:rehed.." the newspaper aid.
,Tbe Hamburc Fremdenblatt com-
IQenll. "The re~a is a dH'J) bow
Wore the men wh rule Wall Street
and new proof tho It ·Ia impouible
for any democrati covernment to
ef each No.....,ber 1 Ill IIIIDlcla'a place the inte . of Ito people
Buercrebrau Halllo tile aurri'O'On of above the intere~ of the rulinc

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ihe DJchl laefore '&be lllllltccenhll 1
~=to Qenna'?T ...
..TIIil pert of the JlOO.,._ II to lie
•a:r, 111rt tile Indio
j Allancial cute."
h•bl U. B. NnlniiiJ'
:'l'he Boeroen Zeltun& declare•
tliat "compared with the Importance
ot. the repeal Halt, clauses aueh u
cash and carry, prohibition of ADler-
.Jean ahlpa lo enter bellicerent .,..
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cioaalottnc of
tWo. · -temples"
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who fell In the
~ and others. do not aDpear to
arren.then neutrality bui' rother
~ the tmpreuJon that they were
dtlllned to counteract the dancers
bscurred by offerina ones aeU aa a
putocb, hu been eel. · mtutral atale u on arms foCtof7 f<>
the western powers!'
.Bollda7 c.ue.t Oil .;The Deutache Allltmejne Zeitung
· llunlch. uouall7 enJo7in& a boll· . describea •• the ""bac:k1tain joke of
4ar'im lila\ date. will wart u uouol blltot7, tllol tile ame Pruidenl
who wanted to introduce a new or·
Ttu~rllda)' •nd exerciRI will be lim- der .to America now, himlelt, 1el.l
J1ed to a aunple eeremony of de- ltoThse the old powers, once IDOI'e.",
polltinl wreaths Oil tomb~ ol Nazi• · e Lokalanzeicer .Utes tbe
4om•a beroeL -Jeots• Cold II J ' I hold I thou&anc11
: t'l'be revolt wn quuhed and Hil- of American• enchanted u Jlool.e-
ler, Jn April, 11124, wu oenleneed Yelt once aid, iJ now inirodueect in •
to l.ve 7ean in prison. He wu re- • law •lainst which their tathen

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·-· Orders creating •ofllct!f_ of trus- ... :wzi.:~ubrblatt wrlteo, "Prealdent
teeship" In Poland were ll<ued 10-
doy b7 Marohal Goerill6 •• cholr-
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tovenunent for German-occupied
C!l~ lerrif<>ria wu hein& orpn-
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For Presid~cy
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thoulh there were no toea] C'OftJ
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comparatlv~ terce vote wao e..t
In Ploc:ala-y TC7WI>IIllp with '103'
Jlepubllcana and 450 Democ:talo
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port Mn. Tber1 Hol&warth of
Parlin, and H-y vr. Joftero ot
Plalnoboro, candidates for reelee·
tlon to the alate eommlttee, 'l'he
L-;o:ublla.r.a :ave Mrt. Hohwarth
SUI YO!el lnd her opponent, Join.
Etta l'lllltov, til, while Jellert n·
c:elved 453 and TbOillU A. Ger·
retaon. hta opponent. ue. Mrs. .
. Dollie! C. Luna, who Ia a town·
.llhll> -ldent, and the only _ .
111otor7 of Mlddleoex c:ounty, wu
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pteued with the townohlp'o vote
for Mil. Ho!&warth. Jlepublleano
alJC ;ave Herold G. Hoffman~ IU""I
beR2&torla1 nominee aoplrant, a
majority vole of 434 while Rob-
ert C. Hendrlcklon, hi& opponent,
'recoo\ved fit. Mn. Ethel Kirk•
patrick wu favored tor lbe alate
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celvlnl :Ul vatel while her op-
ponent, Mrl. Mary DoOley. re•
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Ado1ph Hitler and two for Roosevelt on tho Republican tickn, both
:received in the loith stll!lton section, 'IIIIUe tbe Deluocrata gave .
"~_•": -- .,.. " ••~Booa. enlt. 88 m._ •_ "t~Colr· Cbal'!.lea A. 1.1ndber_&b al.ao_ received-i.~- .......-.,.~. , ,
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Townshi-p Clerk Wallace ll. Graves fairlY earlY with the axceoUon of
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aplllst an lncontestaJ>Je cme of M:r. J..add · · • ·,;.·· · •
Ule German Puehrer, an eminent
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Thla momlnc'a Dally Expre
i'\aleria Ita proof '11&11 obtained by
lhe 1111'10011'1 appllcat.lon Of Ule
ear ldelllltk:at.loa ten meUlod
Wled b:r Ule u. S ...)'ederal Bureau
I: Jnals.
Of Inveatlptlon In "'J>Inc" crlm·
The maJn features Of Ule cllf·
. terence In lhe Pletuno, accord·
Inc to lhe doctor, are Ule leDctb
of Ule tan, whereas Ule ear Of
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-Ia .tubby, tbat of one of Ule
: lateot Puehrer photo Ia eloDPted.

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lal!i!lotl5ly Injured, 1naane or d ,

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THE LAUGH'S ON HITLER Despite scores of arresu and MD· · GoeblltiJ,]r.: Falloor,_ whoa! t• lhi$
ttncu to concen!ration campo ·for ·· laacbm l'lll ~ys ·lleariac •1-?
pusio& on a quip or boa 11101, the " 1 · Goebbeb: Sbut, !IP. 1111! •k1 what
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Io limilar.witl is the "'"'Y uf t.'n:· I
day. Jt is froro lbese jolw-alld It ation, wbl!ll the Lord t1oduw.·d tile
mllll be empbaaiwf that tbey COllie · Germao people willl lhfte ,,..,lilin: J
from within the !Ulch-lhat the lea· s-oty, ~and • I'•J"'<ily
per of the Gennu> people may be eli.- • , : for Nati011al Socialism ( Naoism).
cemcd. Some of the most puoaeot of ·,;, Only two~ the three, ho...,...r, came .;
lbe paa, due to the fact that GermaD ·. U>&ether Ia ooe lndividllol .. t:illaer a
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counterpart, are loa to the America~~
GermaD wu intdlicent and a Nui,
in which taN he wu IHit buoiOII; or
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One estraordiouy a~pect of the not iDtelli&ent; or, filially, if he wu ·
Fliist.,m• it tblt, pqced ill tlldt ' '*II iDiellipat IIIII ·
proper chapters, they can lead a m.. · wu DOt J Nu!- ·
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!Orlan throusb the dewlopo:oeot of 10. With a ·lew forwlul l"'r,..•alitia
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... epoch. A capsule history of Nui Ger· domiuti"4' the Germany of today, it
many in the past 6ve yean JII&Y lllus ia natural that - Y a oolir>flllaot halo
be traced enLirely fr0111 the fulld of hem 4imocl at 1)cr t'llthn:r and OLber
.' 1• r.- ,...,., wllu ..., ref ,_, Ill HIIIKo hw•t.ll
jolw that hat !lpi'IIIIJ up.
Stsrt wir.b the Rolchatq lite. All
Nul leader~. Hitler'• mustache,
GouliiJ'a medals, Goel~ll'l•' iJ1auaat
. buL tile ~~&ive knew the Nuil wen
beJWid it, hid thn11t the ~· upoa
speechea, tile Goerinc-God~,.b felld;
hive ~ted huiJ'wya fur literally
.1 The,. is one preaa that can't be
suppre11ecl in Germany, a pr•••
the procmsive politltal CtQupL Peo- · l!v!l""da of joba. Olwa lbey're all·
pie refemd to it u "tbe buminc
ae<ret." A otory typical of ln111dreda
il>chllive, audl u lbe aatirkai"Mudcl
German" wbo is do•uUt<d u "blood
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conce1111 ao adiutaot who rwhea e&· u Hilltr,talllllllotrunc u Goebbds,
constantly busy contributing to (itedly into Cenerll Goerilll'• room. . manly u Jt..- IIIII -w u Goer·
"Your EuallciiC)'I lbe Jlekhataa · lGJ."
a history of Hitlerism mo,. com• ia buroioa !" A aheal of baM ialikewisc releuecl
plete, colorful and trenchant than Goerinc, aomcwbtt turpriled, loaU. . lA lbe &torY of Hiller, G...a.bcb, !Mr·
at biJ watcb. "Wbat, alrwiYI" · · '1oc and Filwlte Mioiater Schlc't
ed- Pe•h•po 110t oo IUIIIIy to tboM of who, tho tale - · decided - day
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" AN elderly physician, beaten by
.l"1 holdup men on a lln:el in Berlin
one Pigbt, yeUed "Help I Murder!"
DasbiJ!t up, a pllliceman quieLed the
victim: "Sill You IIIIISt not discUM
· politic110 loudly I"
That llory 1w apread lo every cor-
ner of Germany. In a whisper over a
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beer at a cal baDd over lips in a
abop, mullled voice behind clo•ed
doors at home, eveB among minor
~ in which dislatWied Nui1 undor the
:Sui o8iciall and in tbe barracb of
tbe army and the Storm Troops. Tbe
srio is awk<d, tile lllicker i1throltled.
Many merely nod 1rimly. But tbe
5tOry mOVOI on till it coven tbc D&•
Lion, CI'OSIOI !be bonlcn.
ll'l the Flii.rl,.,_"wil lbal is
• whispered." Tales and pp, poem• and
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' satirical prayen, riddle• and epi1ram1,
'"; fables and allqoriel, many thousands
of them 1ubins at tbc Nui resime
-. ~ throuch the most ellcclive of prop&·
pnd& m<dia-tbe mouth and ear of
the German people. Perhap• the
llrOQICIL Wtapon of ptOiclt and II•
tack open to opponents of Hitler to-
day, tbe jokes for tbe 111011 part have
risen spontaneoully from tbe people
tbe1111elvu. Tbey arc bora out of real
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bulletin iuu<d-lhe 1ovemment offera
itself aa a tarcet. Each ol the FIUJI<r·
'lllil:u baa a sicnificance, aimed at the
AchiliH' heel$ in tbe Tbird Reich.
Many a Nui bubble hal thu• been
burst.
The power of the gag bu been
quickly recopUed by the underground
movement in Germany as well as by
the govemmenL The forces ligblinl
!'lalliam bave picked up the jokea and
diuemiaa!cd lbem like leafttta in tbt
wind.
At the I&JnC time, the go\·ernment,
fiodinl the vitriol of ridicule eatins
awaY at tbe foundation• of the 1}'1-
tcm, bu counterattacked. In 1934,
a law wu pUled providin1for penal·
Ilea of one tO len yeafl in priiiOil for
the crime of twittinl members of tbe
government or functionaries of the
:-<ui party. Propaganda Minister
Goebbela and other Nui leaden bave
made repeated violent $pCCches apin11
tbolc who "1110 jaka to underruioe
public opilljoo. h
They ~. llt~y could, arrell
and behead 1M PI itself but cacb
il u invbible u a wnilh, mobile u a
twins apan easily--the one who slept ably every Jllan and woman in Loer-
all day wu Pa\ll,.. the ooe who yelled many ba• heard tbe following:
aU day 'WU A. .More popular wu "\\'by does Hitler sit in the first .,o[\
the talc_. of Hitler'• visit to ~: row every time be. aoes to the_lbe·
burg a few moatba allier tbc Nua atr~? · Vi
leader cametopower.Hindenbuqbad "Atlrail there'•- pla<e he hal
become more of a fi&urrhead limo •the pcaple btbind bim."
ever. Walking wilb Hitler in tbt pr• • . s-
of the Hitler llories have be·
dtn, he dropped bis bandkerclalcf. Hit· ''co- daulu; they crop up ipin and
ler ~<ooped it up, asked to bave it ~ ~, apia, Jell1' after )'ear. Widely told is
a memento. Hindenburc. however, re- tbc -
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about Dcr Fuebn:r's visit to
fuiCd. "Plea.. , Herr Hitler, let me 10 ..,_. asyiWil. Pausloc before a
keep my handkerchief. It's the. onl~ group of laaMtet, be Wed, "Do you
tbing left I can slick my nose into. know • 1111!1·" He wu met Ylith
Another important chapter ccoten blank..,_; a few obook their heads.
on tbe great purge of June 30, 1934, · Hitler dJW IUIIclf up. "Don't }'QU
bow ~ I Ill! Adoll Hitler? I
leadenhip of S. A. Commander Emit po.- all tbc poower ia Germany. I
Roehm were liquidated on aliesed ............ u - t u Gold I" At which
sroundl of "immorality." Countlou - 111 tbc lwlatia snicRred: "YCf:
joke~ ar~, but lbe event ia ~po yea, my boy, tbal'alile waY it llarted
most wccanctly recorded by one 'Wtdely. witll aU of ua."
quoted line: "Captai4 R.oehm'acNuf· Nut to Iakins a verbal poke at
leur lw applied for a widow'a pal•, Hitler,'Germana 1a1te sreatcll dolicht
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Wbilc major incidents and erial;.,. · Propopnda Miniller GGCbbela. Ewn
evil.lbly produce in their walu CODJid. . their ardon! fQllowers lib to tdl of
crable wai1cry, tbe FliisUI' propa- ·' the ll'ir u 'they arriw iD Purptory.
sandaismorcoftcnaimed,witbdeadly Their JIIMiilblnent; it....._ is hor·
accuracy, at the core of Nllisal- rible•. Gee.rillc ia baDded 1,000 IIIIi·
what lw been called "the opirit of · fotllll-allll DO miri'OI' l Goebbell is
the ayii.Cm." An iUUIIratioo il tbe in- preaenled with 1,000 powerful bnltd-
cisive PI COIIterrUnc tbe )'OtiiiC - 0 ' cutins tlatiooa-ud DO lllicropboool
of Goebbels, wbo il at the ap ot in- 0': , 0 ~ daaice bil about GoeriDt il
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•·such an honest younc man?'' "Pre- ., :·I f
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~ ...., lht·m aU is ..llahatma Propa. cisely,11 is the an1wer, "'that'1 why be ·····/ ., 1:1
• ,..,.. -.ub "\\"otan's llickey llouse" . W4s arrested."
a dose •t·~ond. His continual bar.
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There's palbos in the "Prayer of
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that once. al a speech in .the Sports- So that I may not 10 to a concon- ·' '
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JIIIast, ho opeoed his mouth 10 wide
lbt he hi1 his ear!
No prop ollhe Nazi system escapes
Dear Lord, make me blind,
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Perllapo the chief-and onl)'-satis· jokes about that comcrst- o/ Nu-
lactioa left lo opponents of Hitler to. illlll, Aryanism. One micht think that
A. <by is deri\'ed from Ibis peckins away
. - . at the illstitutiona established by the
the Jews in Gormany would be the
Jut lo teU them, but they seem to .
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; <uled of these is the S. A.-the Storm
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A popular yam concerns Miiller lllous American visitor who asks II
who, with many Olhen, had ioined the rabbis in Germany are slill P<r· . •
the S. A. merely lor protection, A milled to be Jewa. And about the :,,I.
· f rlend, meeline him on the atreet, is EnsJisbman who wondcn if OOD·Ary.
llloniliRif at lftln1'him In uniform. 1111, deprived of aU rirbta, are llill I
~·~t: ~you an old communist-;, allowed to pay lues. Countless storiea
collie unrlPr the category referred to u;
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Grim is the humor surrounding the.
mo>t hated and feartd of Nazi insli··
tutions-tbe concentration camp. One
is struck with amazement at the &bil·
:ty of Lbe Gtrm:m people to joke
about brutalities they themselves auf·
fer. ll is the masochistic bumor of a
t·ondemncd man in the moment be-
fore bt rearbes tbt electric chair. 11
iJ tbe laughter of despair and de•pera·
until the aUlbonl'" ~ ...
a reward to anyone who abol tt.c ti-
gcr. Two Jows reod the nalice. ODe, ,.___
alarmtd. whispered: "l thillk. we'd
better e.Cape before we're llbol..~ ·
''But why escapei'\ Vou'rc .¥a 1 t.r
and rm no tiger." · · :"'- ·
"Of course we're ool. But uD ••
pro\'c it to them?''
Directed at Hitler's pose u aMes..
siah of the Tcutons is this conun·
drum: "A gypsy haircomh, a French
mustache, an En~liob uniform and .,

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tion, of a marooned people bopeles•IY a Ruooi:m idt•· What i• it?" No an·
awaitinc rescue. · swer is expected.
Even within the concentration , ll 's the atories al.tout non-Aryana
camJ». FIUstenuitu are passed aroun~ which, more than othrrs, manage to i\
This on< comes from Dacbau, m~
- notorious of them all. Dachau, .11
get out of Germony and make the
rounds in the United State&. Jlec·
~Cems. was aeuing overcrowded and ognizable. particularly am~l l\ew
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nlru:ials wore forced to weed out a Vorktn, is the tale of the left-banded
oloun inmatn. Only the coavened- teacupo. Fin•nce Mioi&ter S<hacbtar· l(
thO!< cured ol anti-Nuism-were to guts .,.itb Hitler: Der Futbrer is rnak·
~· ,..lccted. 1'be commandant and an inc a 10rious mistake in puuinc aU
v
11dt 1~1< ovtr the bsl. . Jews out of huzilldl; Jews ar.e the
"\\til. what do you tbmk of •marteal huaineiSmeD in Germany.
S<hmidt ?'' asks tbe commandant. H'ller
1 scoftL S<bacbt oilers lo derll·
"He's heeD in - the boapilal theiC onst. ra.I e.
pa:~t"\\'hat
fl\'e weeks."
lor?" They walk .mto an Aryan-owned
"Injuries his head. kidneys and shop and aak to aee a ":"t o~ ll!fl·
>!line." 10 , banded leaCUJli· 'Ibe propr~etor 11 pu&-.

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... "He'• worse every day." tea~ups. Out go Hiller and Scbacbl
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aayinl goea, "are C&IIIP' in which is a Jew. Aakcd for left-banded teacups,
... concentrated lbe Beller GermanY·" tbt mercbaDI briop Ill& aael ol pd·

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... •. ~· Biting ridicule 1s cml.xkiaed m tne
llory of a:~endant at a special trial
in M.uni~barged with bavinc in·
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Germany. One nigbt he stole' -a Visit
lo ~burR, concentration cam 1,
1ulted tbfi~·.
. rnment, be peroiats in nt••.
Bcrl.•, where many intellectuals r--.
pleading: ·nnoce11ce. Tbe p<OSCCu- are tm~. C~ 1111. to the~ 1
II 10.000 BOAtBEIJ tor, ann • bursts out: uTbe ac· batbed-Wtre . fence, be whispered to .;~ l

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cused is · rty liar I Gentlemen of a 1r011p of Inmates: "Lililen, ~ntlc-
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our 1ove nt could tbe dcfendanl a lew scenanoo lor me?"
have referred to wheD be uaed tbe J~lar usault and battery upon
MOB LYNCHES vtJ 11<0rdo 'inuadiaries tbievea and mur· the lltWSplptrs of Germany is com-
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Third Reicb are often "iletto-sbarp. ' trainer ~ te;W1 whole atar
Accordinc to one alleged rumor, "the UDIM. died m)'lleriou$ly one JDom-
I .. kanproo wUl soon replace the black U.. J\ velerillariall, called in to deter-
~: eaal• on tbe German in•ipia-be·
cause tbe kanproo is the only animal
mlae lloe·- of dealb, leamed that
tile' dol bad ....,. a bit of llUS&IC
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able to co far on an empty pocket.'' wbk~ bad heal wrapped in 1 newo-
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..{ Many a 111 centers on the citiaea paper. Wbtn be fOII!'d that it had
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another DOtcb on bis belt. Partie-
ularly de-tinB are those aimed at
D~r Slirwr (notoriouo anti·
Setailk abeet ). tbe vet IIOdded Wider·
llllldingly. "That Qplaina iL A pope•
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f :'.' \ ~t futuringJIIbstjtute or synthetic prod- '"" · Crilltlllll of a more poua1 utun
ucts, 111ade necnsuy by IDcreui!tc ., JIC!IIIldl a~y ~ 1M bed10ek of tllo
war prepanlions. . ·Bif.l':l ,....... wicb 1 variety ol PUiJ
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A resideat of Colople, the tale ,_,,.. 'l'be rumor Ia splad, for in
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g.... is led up witb life in the Tbird IIUct, that all tbe delltiata in Ger
".t.'·l·
Reich and altempUtoeommit.Wcide. ·· -yare idle beca- ao one is a
He buY• a ho• of nt ~. awal· , , IGoMd to apea Ilia -.til. Or .... .,.
' low• tba."conteOII. But he doesn't . cw.t Americu wbeue it adapted: : 't
die. E.rsalf/ He seta a ropt, tries to . 'i-\P ·~ f1111 trolley, quatiGnr
· ban& himself. The rope breaks. E.r· . by \ IUijliciaua Nul. replica, "B•
,. ~at: I Finall.y, N; hits on tbe btillianL ..; •lieYf it or DOt. 1'111 wailiac 1111 N•
I .,. idea of llftllllll himself arrested; ture• · tiallll ~iali.,. e.. co. . " Ge·
ly be 11 bl tortured to deatll. AP' • IIIIIIY· •· ·
•' proachinc an S. A. man on the ltreet, Electi- of tbe lloria b 1111
. ,J. t-1 r
he yells, "Dowa with Hitler!" But' -'b'Jillded by tho tiDIIeqraurld mov i '·j
tbes. A. lll&n, lri&btened, tata hinl ' . . . -ordilli 10 ........... f
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ca* kTl: •I •tory is JIDOd for six
moatll in :a cnnceotration camp" or
kthia- •·ill bnd yuu in Dachau for
at leut a >•·lr." Htrc'o a fable aaid
lo be 100<1 ior two yean.
, . A - . a •lor and a jackan were
clevor - h to escape from Ger•
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ID&DJ 1ritlltlk· ad,·eat of Hitler. After
a few in Antwerp, the ref QKeeJ
German~ ~. the whispen pepper poving the way
away ol Hitler. Told CMICC, the effect 1o come.
of a gar is of coune wholly insigni- How tbe volume of FlilsltrWQ
ficanl. Told I tboullnd timeo-and a bas swelled in recent years is m....
million timet-a ailllle joke takes on trated by the story of 1 wauisb lawyer
tremendous importance. Multiply thil arrested one night for beina the Ute
by the countless F/futl,.,;t:e in the of a porty. The S. A. clliDJIIIJICiaat
wind oAd the olow and ateady under- aentenced him to a cone en I ratintt
camp until he bad fillisbed tellina al ,
minin~t of the Nul 1yllem becomes
apparent. To the fon:a ficbting Hit· the known jokes about Hitler. 1'lla t (

. became -"bric, longed for ·their

·o ' Fatherlud. Tho1' decided lo 10 back ,"';
. ler within Germany, the barr~~aes of + was three monlhl ap. He ia lliJI fl! ·
. ridicule CODIIitu.. a ~ry aiep,., the CODUntratloa ~-· '.· . :•.
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' -if it were ,.... ible. First to try wu
. the cow. n..- don ill ilfdia and sbe
·' •·as bact wio h ber fricnda, haapnl
aod wora. ~t.1·'rc too mach for me,
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· · - • to •Dk yo11 every half-b011r ."
.'J1oe dac. ho•-.,·cr, was not to be
· fripi.....S oft, and boclr. be went to
1 Fraalr.furt. Four dayo later be reo
turned, tail brtwt't'n hia lep, to.,..e · .. ,
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Jlanaiaa out. "A dotr can't live ia
. Germany today," he panted. kNo mat· i
ler what you do. )'ou aet kicked
aroomd. • Despi~ the bad tidillp, the
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• jackau decided to try it too; he had
confidence In his touah skin. Weelr.a
· poued and tbe jackau failed to re-
turn. An.sious,hi1 friendl-tn look
for birn. lD the 10uth of Germany, l
they met a cat. "The jactua?" the i
eat udairned, In leiJlODIC to their
"-queries. "Wby. he'• very well o8 In
the Third Reich. AU be bad to do
~o bob his head u usual and
'J~I' Hitler bu iust made
governor nf a new JHOVincel"
ith 'f.--tfnrn of the preu eztinct,
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 portilla throulll' jokes oome ot fbc
suppressed riews about Spain, wbicb .
forced German ncwspapcl'l to print
•ome {octs about German soldiers
f•~hlinc in Spain. In the recent Czech
cri>is, it was the Fliisle11Pilse which
carried the true facts and caused
many German soldiera to flee over
the Swiss border. Favorite organ of
the masses, the spoken prc11 is held
. to be fat more interesting than the
3,000 ncwspapcll controlled by the·.
Propaganda Ministry. Space in it is
unlimited. It cannot be corrupted.
Bans are incffecti.ve. Contributors &l'e
tbe subocriben. Circulation Is no prob-
lem; in a few doya all Germany . ,
know• the latest ·story. The IIY~ ia \. ·.•
which· the 111ulf is "'firittcn" is JlClll" ··:. ~
ular, vi~torous. crisp; a Jingle sentence
cryotallizcJ an idea; lhcda light upon
the darkest and most complicated 11-
aue. Every curriiDI. joke is liD editllrial
upon a Nui go,.. nunent o.:tio.,;
lf tbeY do nothinc ebe, the polio
tical sa&• do a sood job of counlll'-
balancinc the powerful and IUIIes-
tive savenunent propopnda, edur..t·
inS and di•Uiusioninc the people, liD"
masking the Nul idols and the hypo-
crisy, fallibilitiel and connibali•tl~
1pirit of the regime. 'They conatituto
a weapon of self-defense, the potency
of wbich is indicated by the spreadin&
of Fliisterwilll by the Nuls tbem-
IOives, who play with the poilaacll
weapoll of tile IIICIIIY·
uoceu~ns. a« every hour of tlie
day, ~b<K that~- CIJ 11101'

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that he had tallred to h ts cor..manaing General and
that the War Departnent re,ter to us J'or "eualuatton.
infor~ation tndtcattng that any oJ th~~l
in the Lat'n American countries. I told
Bureau would not eualuate any information
the Bureau was an tnvesttoattue aoencu and at we would cg~4uct
tnuesHgattons O/ suclJ matters as- the- liar Departmen-t rej·erred to
~..s rohtch. were wahin our tnvest"£gat"ive Jur,sdi:;tion 1 but that
we posittuely would not attempt to "eualuate" tn.for~
was not the subject of tnuesttgatton by the 3ureau. ,...........a stated
that there was a uartetv O/ t~Jormatton appecring from var>ous sources
alleging that Httler and •any of his associates were hiding out in·
the Argent tne and the Far ])epartment needed aomeone to ftiJal uc.te tt.
I t o l d - - that the,l!HHary Attache !lt Buenos Atres 1 General
Lang1 h~hed himself as the supreme authority upon all
mundane mattera; that he recognized no deltmttatton agree~ent and
that consequently the Jar Department mfJht consider calling upon
him fo.r such eu.aluatton. ., .
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to Trnow whet"ljer the ..:ureau had any
"probc:ble ca~.;se for belteuing that;JI'ttler or any o.f his assoctatea
w::re l!.~c!Jng in the Ar9entine and I stiit"ed,that the Bureau had no .
tangtble evidence of any such hiding but that Gener~l~H~~ had
l\ wtthheld considerable infor~atton from us 1 over a perio~fmore than
a year1 concerning an alle!]ed hacienc!a tn the Argentine which. wall .•~..
reported to be a hideout J'or German subuerstues alleaedly coming .- ·
\l to the Argentine by clan·destine means.• particularly subiiiCJrtne•
.........also wanted to know whether the Bureau would distribute
for the~es Commission through the Bureau's international ·
ezchange 1 circulars printed for the apprehension of wanted persons .
who~e r nston was sought by the ~ar Crimes Conmission.· I tnqu1red
of whether fingerprints would be available upon these
· peop e Gn e stated they would not, but in some -tnstances they·mt;ht .
haue photographs of the wanted peraons. I a d v , s e d - - . t h a t
·I would re.fer thfs 2uestion to you,Jor your conatd~ecq~nd
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s~oh circulars~ first~ because "they will not contain Jin~erprints
and the other identifying data wtll probably be vague and
inadquate1 second~ because the legality of many of "these
prooeedin:".JS is subject; "to consider;;~ble doubt;~ includinJ "tile
ques-tion o.f means of e:::tr~di"tion 1 a.nd, t;llird, be~ause I con 1 t
think we sh,uld lend -the prestige of the Eurezu 1s na~e an~
reputation to the ::·ar Crt"!es CoM.;;:issto71 end by the as:z~o~o;;tion of
the Bureaz.; 's name with "the oiroula.rs giiJe the: impression to tr.e
public generally that the Bureau Is attempting to apprehend these
war criminals 1 most of whom I t;hinr. will never be apprehended.

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FBI NEW YORK CITY

DIRECTOR AND SACS LOS ANGELES AND ST. LOUIS
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SUBJECT A GERMAN ACTRESS WHO~ A SPECIAL
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FRIEND OF DOCTOR PAUL JOSE?H{bOEBBELS AND. ADOLPH/HITLER ALSO RE-
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LOUIS FIELD DIVISION WILL ADVISE THE FIELD OFFICE COVERING THE
PORT OF DEPARTURE OF SUBJECT FRON THE US IN ORDER THAT HER BAGGAGE
MAY BE SEARCHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU SPECIFIC REQUEST TO AS-
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Jll\ler or Ger.a~~~ for ~ fKI'Oo • • a\a$eol lao
lltler tor tAe Co..opo11~ ~alae la 1938, wbloh be olalaa were
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wrlttaa t.o -rlac out tho b&aer alia of H~iier aDd which vorl DO\ t
looked 11;11D faYOrablJ b7 Der P'ubnl', Jaoaua of 'hettt, be feared
tbllt lle lltfl'l" wnul4 •"' br.ck or bt •lila te ...1a\e.1o hia oodacta
la Oer~, out der,pl\o th!• faa\, 4~rlnc thla lntt war be bas
-..ee!l !.a ¥•rl1n ft!!d ~Yer ~uMr~ ~teDeral !z! g { on Juae 1", 1940~ h!!4
a fi!t7 alantP. laterr1tw w1~h Hitler at a Cha\enu la B~lcluc.
loa W1ecnm4 e\a\ed t~t 4lploaalt ea4 a'taobea of Bl~ler
are Cerrttted ta hle preaaace aD! are Ter¥ .ach •fral4 of bl~. Be
p.Ye aa •••'IIJ'le, aDI\ ealJ Uai ana ,.,. iii'D'boainr vn ail'ftid oi
bl~, ~n4 vh~n the lftterrl~ wl\b Rltler ••• ~~1tte4 to Yoa
P.ibb~ot~r tor cenaorehlp, he wae af~ld to a~tbarl1e 1\• ral~••
ua\ll Hlll•r hl•••lf bad ottlolall7 dnolaro1 \~\ the •rtlole •••
e~eeab!e.

Yoa 11'1o~D4 ol"l•• th-,t he h not. afl"!'id of Hlt.ler, aDd

, ....., he eyen ~4 la\errapt llla 1a hh tpeaoh a\ Ua•• 11114 aek
~at\l~AI wbloh bt ·•'A\14 w•r• AIOit•~r.r ••aauee Bltl1r voa14 '•lk
ua1aterra.p\•417 tor bourt on tbe au'Dj..ot tba\ he il'lci. ttar\14 oii,
aa4 for \be purpDiel of h1• lA\orYiew lt ltal DICIISftl'1 \0 OOA,111UillJ
laterrv.pt Jlia, whtoh wu all ,.~, wUb lltr n&~~anr.

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Yon Vhpnd, U lle1ac a mrked fear or 'lldQC conw14ored w~. Be
vlll do thi~ to pnclu!le an a:rpearaace of "eftkae.. a.ll4 appeare
to COIIJ!Oileah for thil fet.r. Ia talltl~~e wUb hla, foa klop114
ol•i•• he a~ie~ three pereo~~aiiiioe • \be eiAioeaaA, tbG poiiiicia11,
all4 the 4encopo.

·· _· foa Vie"'IIA eta\14 tbat Jl•tl•r oz;re11M 11.1a..1t that ••

feU certala of ncto17 lla lurope, all4 Ulat wb1lo if tba llaUe4
Std.. - lll\? the wa:r ae aa allf or b&J•IId U woulcl. 110 do8t
t.elq tile outco.. , U would aot clolul&e th" flll&l. renl t 111 aq
II'Ulller, Hitler wu Y017 IIQOh lrrUated AliA lllpllUelll 1D roepo11eo
to an 1c~ulr,r oa th• IRzls' ooa1ac OYor \o tile Ulllted StAtoe, Be
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it 7011 4efod I.q111111!., Jn wlll cot ih la'IJ'- 1 B1Uer 1atern~pte4
otauac, •1 u aot MlJIC .St1e4 '117 NT icl.oa that J vlll pt the
.&rUhh •v Htta la a lrUleh d.eteat. AtJ¥11~ Uw old. n ..h are
ao CG04. the ll"iUIIh tloet wlll be Jv,ako4 1l7 \he eD4 of tho war
or at 111011 u .. vbea •• lllc,llt "'' u. hr&llo1'80n, neeh· •r• .
aot aa lapor'"•' la aocl.ara wAr •• th•T ware, •

loa Wle~Dd •teted he then naked Hl~lar eboU\ \be Flf\b

Colu~ 1a the Ualtftd ~~ft\ew, llnd tltlar r.Pl1e4 \~.\ 1\ didn't
o:~th\, H1Uu, aoc.,r41n.; til Ynn lilegul:S., u1d, ·•It l'redclen~
looenol\ Ullllke be cu vla a war wUia \he FU'tb Col-a, lot hiD
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,..., 7'lf&h Columa (loa 11hi"D4 &r."'ed vUh KUler) ""' a
DA. . tor oolleaUn oppodUoa, DOt propap114hh. J\ •••• aocordiq
to hla, • flchUac ool1l&l1 t.a Mad.rld.. loa Vleaalld "'14 \b•t wae what
it Vftt e1nce ho eav it operatlac tbaro, lltler to14 loa Yie~.
•we oaa oo.cquer fro• &ho air, 1nl'
how cu va &'It MAr tile UaUocl
flb\ea. AlrorAf\ carrlare 1\J'e o'lloUUe all4 'lao7 vlll lie eorap lroa -
. . ,..7 &3 blc 11oabera OllD take off fro• &hom,• Hitler thea a~la

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a.n•••1•••- w.a wn.Htll-.11!. ll.a •hla
cl.oa•t waat •DJ"th1ac OTor there aD,JWq.• foa .. houa~
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&bat AO ODe h 'behind RUler - tbat. RUler h the ~over of the llad
• ror.lmt. Yo:s lor.lld etntod tb:-.t Hltltr bl\t
11 delJI)n1c•ll ener(J ud
a~ 1D,rnd1blo \tAncl\1 to bold \? a course. ion ·le~n~ otPt~d
b11.~.n
h• d~ee D::lt t.blllk 11 hn• been eq,Wllled alnce iln~·oleoll, Ue belleY"B
th>ot illtl"r 1' :·•Jchtc a\ Umes: \h'lt b!J bile \he nblUt.,Y t.o eM
tlll11ce acco:~plhhed. HUler b'll auld lbat &11 b• bne &o 4•.• h do
u, •• U h alrell.llt laid out tor hla, foil VhpAil olalaa t.!lllt U
h All lDtrlplq aDd taec1uUq alAe of the - .

fOil Wlo~ wae queetl~aed a1 to whether Hitler bad

y&\\erned blaself llf\er "n;oleoD and Vhe\her Or 110\ hle aab1\lODR
ver~ the ellae, ead be replied that lltler le ~ble ln thAt ht
clalae aot. to be God. Ho dr~•• a 4let1not1oa la tba\ h~ 11 oolJ
the 1aetru3eD\ of Go4. He ·~· th~\ he kaowe \hk\ h1• t.iae le
abort, and when bh ahdoD h oo~~plet.e4 tbnt he vlll &O·
Dltoutalnc tar\ber \be pefaholoctaal e14e of Blt.ler, loa
Wlepa4 ..14 tbal be ....necl troa 'hoee who are oloee to bla that
1M llol'\lere OD la..DUJ; \fall\ be h aa laeaae ceDlUe. 1n eo:te of
these aaaeD&e he hae had ~· aoet brllllaat ldene, ~e explained
tho<\ Hltln ceh et!'ellite when he tbllllc• out loud ~n,t be valle• up
a~ 4ova t.allc111C l110.. wofttl7o aDd •ilr.\n·er he tb111lcs 0~1101 tuebUat:
01lt.

Yoll lllepa4 eddea4 ~\ Herr Ievell who replaced CaptalD

J'rlh lllede•u• pre ..D\17 O~ti'MD Colleul Geural a\ !aD JrADOheo,
CalltorAla, •• llale~D )etween Yon B!b\eatrop aD4 ll,ler t.o14 hta
tb~\ Hl\ler bftt fl\e elallar to erlleptlc ~1\e, ftDl that once 4url~
euch • flt, be \brew h1aeo1~ OR the cround lD !erecbtepr\ftDo an4
orle4, •1 4oD't waDt to weakea lhe while race • I &oa'l waat to
an!\cll: r;~~~:iaMo• ioa witC"Dii nplaliitli iilni ;uuer aa• u oiieeui.oa
that the vhllt race aoat \e eupreae la the wor14. Be ol•l•• ~toR\
be h eu}'poeed to ~Ye to14 llu ..olb1 \hal lh17 - a \ aw14 &~~~lhh&
\bat ,.,'1114 wealten the whlh noee. eho t~\ ln&lAD4 1111et keep 1Ddl11
ln or4er \o .. lntaln \be 4oa1n~De~ or \he wclte race• 111 the w~rld.

TOll Vle~Qil vu ••ked who ""'' hblDI\ HUler 1D Ylev of

their flDilDclal arrorta 11Dd tho etr,.h~o 11etna Sa hADdllnc aoaey,
11ad be a4't'hed tM\ Barr !'cb.acbt w111 the real braln• hlllnot the
t1a~11011141: of lba Jaal aebeae untll be o"•• 1Dto O?a\ac\ wllh \he
ra41oal wlac or the Jaal farlt • ., .

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Yon Wlepa4 ollll•• lh'>t liUler leaaa to the CoU1U!hUc

~~ o14e •• oo111poo,...t. to the capUalbUo Ylewa "hloh "" r~pruut.-4
'](~ 'tlr Coar1uc.

1'011 lil8&AU ""' q'Q. . U0~'4 81 to 'he MDPI' tollolfecl la

&"QAJ'41Al': 111\ler •Ad be aUita4 Jae vat UAAbb b &lYe aq 4tkllt
azoapt 'het whea he . ., IUlar la .8el&lu tor hit lahrrtw. he
wae la the troat , . .,, aDl U..n were oll17 eenral &PJ.liU'e.ott,
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penoaal par4a la ey14eaoa •
foa Vhpa4 wu atltad wllal vould llappto vhea HUler .W.. I
coo• 8.114 .lae autecl ~t U b aecept.-4 tbd Goerl~ wlll be \he
e1100aetor. Be aspl~laed tb'>l Ooeriac h 1ll bad llaaltb Uil tllat he
d.oeaa't tbll:l:t- tbat he w111 llYO '"17 loac. f·aa aut
b Btll wb:> 1e lUtwha YW1 1U, &D4 _, 41a a\ _.., U.• llaoaueo
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of Rbarnlolla ot ua. "•• le •14 tl!At attar &lao& would oo•e

U.. pural fiPt ·for ooatrol, &114 'beoauaa ot the tact thll \ tho
1Milordl;p1 la llle '111114. 1e 4at1aUtl1 llaHci 1.o loa,th or Ute,
'hat tile Jlad eoheM waa liCit a world thrt!lt. Ho ...td. Uaa aUHor7
r•&l• would Wldoabted~ ooaa 1a atter .iiaot was 80118.

Dhoutdii.C OoeriA& tor a . ,..At, Jw po1Ale4 oa' tl!At

ther,. h a pon1b11U.r t.b>tt IIUler •111bt eYto reUre la faYOr ot
Coer1ac "' Go8r1AC AJIP8&re to 'be auioue \II ~· oYer. Be tl\¥8
tia~t b wl!¥ Goarlq h 80 al&ll..nln.tt "'"' iae t..Ue 8butee that
o• wou14 aot bolltYO a -.n wOllld. tab n& &bat he lrAO•t Cheat Jae
hae to p1a¥ tllat klDd of a _.. diiC• he IUIOWa thlat HUler baa t.be
power to ellwlade hl• Ju•~ ll7 &be eon.&oh of a l"A•
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tiller la a pd• 4ouaa. rou PIUIOl naca.s aqth111C to
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llla, "hanaa Ooerla& h e1lea\ &Jill cla1a• &o • " ' a tliiCtto
fo114uee lor t.ba Vlllte4 s&..-... U l8 Ooorlac'a new 'bat fr1e114-
ab1p v1th the Unlttd. s&atee ._,, axletr \bel racoa•lruclloa or
r:VOpe O&AIIO' be acoot~J~lhhe4 wllllollt llae del of &be Uall8d Slat...
foza lt1tpDd ola1ae tbnt Ooerlq h 8!J1UIIl IIOl'lllqa t.b"' .be baa
AIYar broken h1t vord. and troa hie peruaal frlellllalalp wUh Bnl"bo
la hal7, wlao wae folld. of Goertq, Jao llol1eY8t tllal Qoerlq it a ·
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foa irle~ .takd. tba\ Ooerla.t iol4 Jal,. tllat \iae O.naa
.00Yar.uoat 1e vllllq to M.COU•t• tor peaoo ellloo u Me aoooarlhl.e4
_pUla& ~Jaehllll oU the ooaUullt, w.lalola U . . .,., to 4o. Yoa
lfle£!UIIl " " " Ooer1q bclloa\84 &bat Uae &•ra• or peace •• tar ••
Gol'lll\a,r la ooaoarut WIN14 lie a •o&atlaa .-o wl\b JWacltUIIl «1Y111& bac~

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thAt. UpOil lh OO~'Ue\ Of Jraaooo t.be 0el'll6a 0oYeruoat. WGI&l4
-tlt.orallf 41...-ber iller•. lowoYer, Ju•t. betoro h1a reoeat ret.ura
\o the UaUe4 $\aha lao learull tiM\ BU1er 1 t 14N aow h a oo-rtet.o
roat.oraUoa ot Fnaoo \o a ooepohat. co•eraaeat., ouept. JlOIIlblJ ·
\be hrrl\oi'J of .A.leaoo-Lorralu, aliA '••oa lhea he •1t;bt. aoael4er
a plob1aolt.o•. roa W1oe&D4 4oolaro4 t.nla 1atoroat.1oa Je oheoeo4
~ &lao taot. &bat HUler pNol114o4 Mliatolla1 fi'Oa aoY1DC !Gt.o &114
tat1ac 01J1 p!lr\ of Pruoo ana att.er ~· rro•ta troope ba4 roUre4.
Be a4Ylto4 ~t tbero ••• a ooa-•lllt.ar,r oorr14or oe\abllehe4 wtalcta
1.114lod•• la blt allll ~!~at. auler 414 aot. waat. t.11 u ..eaer rraaoo
at. t.ho proaoat. t.lao.

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le oao ot the lhlac- Blt.l•r fear• ooat, boo~•• t.boa thoJ ona h~Y•
• ooat.rol onr tholr oo~~qun4 araaa. a. o44o4 &bat. ilUler b.. a
· fear or Clr1Y111C ~· BrUhb OoYnDMat. h Ca•Cla• 1t $bat voro tne,
the7 wowl4 ban DD ~lab Qoyer-at. t.o 4ea1 wUh la Great. JrUala,
aad U al&llt. Ol.'lliO a Ml'l"l" of t.bl lrlUah bplro wUh &lao UaUo4
~&&too.

~oat.1oae4 •• t.o the baale for H~t.ler'• .uocee• eo far,

Voo ·~lepnd l\at.e4 \bAt alaet1 por oeat of l i ... clue to t.b.e
!rlthb. •All rraaob. pollclaa vh1oh deYelopt4 the aUut1Uoaa &b.a.\
..te B1\ler poaelble aD4 &ba\ bo I%,P1Dl&o4 1\,
foa Vle&all! a4Yhe4 lhat Co-laa baa •crova Ylf7 e\I'Oq"J
t.hllt \he Genua aoode4 polloe aad 11n1 la or4er t.o aoe\ \bh
Co-h\10 t.broa\ b\ &bat tbq Wll"l \urae4 4ova l'lpe&t.lcl.lf b7 \hi
heaoh allll ltqllob. Be reoa.Uo4 \bat. Hl\ler ,,. .. 1ato power hcalll'
(~a\e4 \ba\ 1\ waa ' ' \rloker,r, ou\ l\ ••• ao 4lffereat la hle
•1114 tllaa eo• of tho 4eale pallo4 111 oo.. ot ov owa pollUolaaa). ·· --: ~c
'nata wUh \b.e poraoaalU7 \bftt Hitler haa, tbo eUuat.loa baY1JIC beea
oro~te4, b.a oxplol\ed 1\ to hla pera~aal a4Yaa\&CO•

A 4Jaouae1oa follow•~ ooacerala& \be e\raact.h ot \he ~ .....

ane4 tonot. Ia &hla ooaaeotloa. Yoa lflot~~~~a4 e\atecl. \be Geraaaa
llan a ltroac ai'IQ'. He a4Y1ee4 t.IMt. t.b.ere are elpt.en •11lloa • •
fro• eldl\eea tO f1f\7 ,..,_ Df &Cit 11114 t.be •lOISOI baYII liiOD
ulleUOYalllJ ll&h\•, Be a4Ylle4 tba\ be t.Uite4 t.o people la ..lpu

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of . . . power waa duo a ere&' deal \o \he eKOelloa\ eq11lpaea\ ,.,_
~ aleho4 tho aoll. Jle etato4 \ha\ ho lula "lleoa lll \oil wara• aa4 baa
aanr aoaa aD ara;r equhaloa\ \o thAI.\ of tha pr11ea\ Oeraaa al'll)'.
Be lltlYhed. \Jia\ tbe pbfeloal llaUaUoae of \ha Oenu arq are
~\ l\ ~•\ aollfllle 1\aelf \O laa4 aoAquea\a. S. e\ated \be\ tha
Oeraaa ~&at1oa b&a .-ple ~ povar to conr the ooaquare4 fle\4a;
\he " " " " an &OOdl tbelr ... oro la esoellea\ Qli'Ual tile · ·-
eqatpua\ h po4; \he ..-1U7 of \lae •\el'lal ia ,oo4o all4 \hlh
are plea~ ef replace~•••· __ - ·_ ·:__ _ - - __ - _ · - _

~Oil VleCRD! wae quea\1oae4 •• \o \be . . tbo4a of off•••••

all4 be po1a\o4 ou\ \hl\t 0.J'MJII lla4 ac\laDllJ 4eYell)ped \ha tallk to
Ua full 11...
Tha alll" hr 1 ae&}eote4 \be denlo~all\ of Mehallhed
-\ol'lal wb1cb the O.rllllDa ware udllC \o cren\ adTna\"C'• lacludlac
\he ••• of n - \hrow•r• wblch ba4 a denak\lllC effec\ upoa
~efea411lC &nlll. foa . ,. . . pola\ed . ., \lla\ \he •nle or \hi
aea wae fti'T bl&b aad 71\ la a peGllllat' t1lle\ aftllller, le eald \lla\ ' .
whoa ho ••• la Pula bela& \he flra\ aewapapor IIAA \o p\ 1a d\er
It fell) U..re ••• ao exalk\loa or Ja'bllaUoa, llO ];IU'adea •• wae
eY14eaoe4 la \he laet ~r qa oquall7 Ylo\or1oue oocaa1,AI, He ra14
I U - • ae\oDhh1acl:r q11b\o a ealt-collfldoaoo pcnell~lll& \holr
\ aotlY1llea, aa4 \hero wne ao oy14eACa of \he for••r GeranA a\\1\udo,
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ioa tf1epa4 oh1at thR\ he bat llaari of Do &lar1DC vnlt-
•••"• wUh napea\ to \ho Oorana toro11 lna\ ek\ed "\hot M¥ ehow
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all the plaao• \hq Deed, 'lnl\ &llaJ ~• llan throe
71ara of trala.lac la. order \o 'be coo4 pllote, thor •re 110w 4owa to .'""'' _ ..:.!.
Ule po1D' where \he7 are Gtlq • • wUh ODlJ \wo reare of 'ralalac
aa4 that are ao\ •'ble \o cnrrt oa •• U b dotlracl wUh \hlt lo"
of ou 1•ar' • Lrala1ac.

YoD lfloFIId a4Yhed \hit.\ LIM food nr;-lled \he ara;r lt

po4 "ad Lb..\ olothla& le •"'Pl•.

~OD \'lopllll Will 1lM'ble \0 &1Ye eJJ:1 fur\ber 1Dfor&UOD

ooDO,.rAID.e \he Oo,_Q aned toroae ezoop\ \IIRt ~he "1'1111 hlui oppaaacl
BlUer 1a col&« lo\o Jlorwtlf. \o IIUOh aa ex\ut \hn\ he ba4 ac\1i&ll7
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I'IU \1'1lt\ \ht AI'II,Jo ft\ bt Will II ftl'l \hat \blt Will \hi rlp\
\hliiC to 4o \IIA\ bt wtd h &M\ atre•e. lA Hollftad be wu acata
•l'J'0 ..4 '117 the ai'IQ'; ttae7 were '1117 4ub1oua, aDd nta r.oarla,r OpfiOted
Jal•, llu\ he prnallacl, .,114 they were auooted'lll. ;\t tH •• \be
oo~~qu81\ or '".:a~bDil h ooaceraed Toa Vhpad olala, UIA\ \he aU1taF7
- wu\ed \hh AM RUler oppoea4 u, llu.\ &h..¥ oYorl'lllecl 111••
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ql\n aa4 be olalaad tha\ \Jat arUol.. vrU\tA la tba Val\114 8\a\tt
ca O.l'llall llp10MP are laacC'Ilfth tliiOt be llt111Y81 , ..., \be wrUtrt
4o 110\ lcDOw wba\ \hq are \alltla& lllloul. lla baa a4'1l .. J \ba\ bt hfte
ao\lce4 \ha\ oat •1coll !Me 'IIIIa polahll ov.\ at \be hlao. of Gel'llall
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the chlat of &he Genu h\tlllCIJIOt Sanlot lt aha M•lnl Cllll&rb.

Tea Wl•P-1 olalaa ~' be llat a.ol4ad lerr Bbler u4 ,.: -

lho.. aacacw4 or vJao alp\ 'Ita IJICilp4 la aQJ llplOIIIl&•· Kt olalat
\o kiiOV llt\1• a'll~t \bll~ ao\lYl\ltt la \blt flal4.
Toa lilap:ld. wu hltt4 wbt\hor O.r-&A •a'bo\11.&•• taptoaap
aa~ propa~n4A were teparate aftor\e or ualted, to whlcb he replied
that he 414 110t ltaow. Yon illecnad ooul4 ao\ turahh &Ill 111foruUoa
ooacerll.lac bow the Ger•n Conr1111ea\ et1to\e4 Ua A£VIlho whether
U 11.1111 a.xohtap o\'D4eah, ntv.p.. , nprtttn\aUnt of &nYtl "ve~~ua,
or whtthtr U Jla4 1U17 alllaaot wUb orlalaala la the UnUa4 IS\aht or
wha\bar IUI1 pret.ara wat plaoell OQ t ..illaa la ~P• ot people la
the ~a1\e4 Sta\tt.
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Yoa lflap.a4 Ud 110\ kDov bow \bt Geraa apah ware tralaed
er whore e hew the7 are ·!ae\r~te4 where to repor' er te vhoa. Me
61<1 ao\ kaow llow tile Oat\apo opan,t4. . . olalaa4 110\ to ltiiOV aq -'c·-'~ _.·. <"'#-"
ot \he ltd.tac acaa&e. le a4•1Uicl hnl-c ltaowa a len :F'tlclaiiO,
aa Oxford •A who l t Ch\ef ot \be f'ore1&a PolUlclll Dtrar\Ma\ 1a
Lolllloa. who 4le4 n44aalJ prior to \ha optalll& ot &ba war.

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lilt.\ tlult the OoYel'll!llell\ •&...tea the rhk of vbtl\ b
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Be s\a\14 lblt be aenr aUillclt prtn ooatereao .. bl•nlt, but tbat
he u4aret,.a4a la \1M prt•• ooaterou.. \bat .\bare an onU.la
tb1aca pola&t4 out to tlloet Ia a\\8114ADOt wb1ob aboul4 'h aYO.lclad.o
aa4 oer~la tbiac- whloll ahould. ~ ~'''-'•

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OtNU Oo\'ti'IIMat h.ll•lU~~& lh propa,calllla ao&hUl" la &lle
Ual&t4 Sla&aa lo t&ll~llac lo latlueaoa &be Ualtell Stale• $bat.
U allould. t l q out. ot tbt prttta' J:voptaa ooatU.ct.

Yoa W1et:a114 vu que• Uoaed aoaoel"'l1ac the purported Gel'llall

plea• to bt followed. whtll a oo1111tr1 l• takea •••r aD4 partlaalftrlT
wbe&bar the a&orlea tbat otl1alll pooupe of people la eaola ot &be
oo1111trlaa vou14 'lie ll'l.uldatecl ls t.ne. loa Vltell84 ~al4 that, of
CIIU'IIo wat a t\017 froa hlaJIIl "-' that Jae 1.IIU.D 1 & 'lllu. tllare &114
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foa v lap114 va io aall:ed. .bow &be Gerun OoYaroataa~ 11hot.a4
l\1 'P'A;PP&h ta4 he rapUa4 tbat he 41ci aot bow ot •111 pv.ppah
pr..aa\17 but tbftt. U .bll4 ••a aeleate4 wbo vue raad.7 t.o \lake oYer
vbea &be racloa wa• ocaurlet.

1.'1l. . Uoae4 about -•~led 1 1114ua&rlel el•T•17" Yoa Vhcallll

1~\ecl he 4o'llbte4 tllllt lleoaut oat ef tbe UllJICI tlld 111\ler aae4e4
••t vaa . .terlal, vbloll oerk1111T ooul4 aot 'H procl'CIOICl 117 workaea
who war• aot 111 • produoUTI tr.a .. ot IIJ.-4, ·

Yoa Vltp.ll4 vae thea alke4 bow &he popalaoe waa ooa\rollell,
Other \ball '117 alllb17 OOIItrol, le tal4 tbroQ&h \he l'l"lllo J'llllloo .c.<>
aobooh aa4 ..u o•aaoralllp tlle7 Jla4 ooa\1'011 \bat \ll17 toot OTer
~ pollct wbo W to co aloac wllll &baa. ·
Yoa ~1epa4 eta\e4 \bat little atteotloa le pal4 to the
olluroh.. ia ocauple<\ o-trlee,

Yoa ~lac-ad wae Aeked a'llout •atrooltlea• &Ad Ill a\ated

\~\ \here aren't ·~ •&rooltlae e&orlea fro• lelclua or Bollaad •
olll;r fr-o• Polud. He elalalld that Uae CaechoaloTall:laaa art 40111C
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\ba\ \he Gei'IIUI art btoY1n& a &rt&' deal Of dlrfleult7 nbJul'ltlftC
thea.

Ton Wle~ftd a\ated \~\ lltler wae •offleb• about 4l•-

ou.. 1D,; J11pe11 1'<114 woald 110\ klk nllo1lt lt. It etdec1 'hilt Jaa
llelleYee that 1\ •coea Alone vl\h Hl\ler'• ld~a of vaatlDC 'ht
vhUe l'eOII \o doalaah the vor14 1 • lll\l.r ba4 ed4 \be.\ u lid.
aotlda, to do la Uae 7ar lad - \bat he bad 110\hlDC \o aq \hera.
aad ladloata4 \Jaa\ he 414 ao\ waat &o be oaacb' la aa, \taeloa
betweaa the Val \114 !tatee all4 7apc.~a. ·

.u far •• ltal7 11 ooaeaJ'II.t foa Wla£!ln4 ttahd that thh

waa a11 alllAIIOe ba\weea two •••• 81\ler aDd ~••ol1a1 - that there
wae a cemdae all4 -\Wll tru1\ ltdwaa11 \beet two 11111. but aot betweea
the people.
deh•at, Spala lt 1111111
MIOOI'IllllC to Yoa lfltpll4 1 e
laaplN4 111 tha Otr_.t to eoadder· a
reuhaaace of th• Spell1eh
~lre. 1\ h foa Wle&~&ad'-• Yltw tbllt SpaiD .hould be wa\ohe4
ie !c~\h A=~r1ca l:s\aad of Carma~ = that the aut1v1\1ei w1ll be
111 'h' Spealeh. of C01l1'tt proapted aad laeplrtd b7 the •A•le.
Yoa ~~~~Dd wae quea\1oaed ooaoer111ac Ge~o11 lll\en\lona
vlt.h refereue to loelaad. aad ltreulaad aJI4 he etah4 \hat Ooerlnc
la~ld at the idea of 0.1'11U,7
. -; ulq the .. •• air bat••·

Yoa VlepiiA va• •nallla \o lin aJ17 b\alh aboa' lal•rad

a.,Dd1Uoae Ia OeJ'MDT lna\ Ud etah \hd \here h 110 orC"nlaed
or!t1c1ee ct !1\lcr. !c =4T1;o4 lb•r; la. hD••~•r• a fwa11e& a&ODI
aile people \hn\ \ht7 voulll llkt \o "be lll,tonMd when \be var wlll be
onr. He d&hd tha\ purall7 'h• people appear to be •ted llJI•
vUh var.

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR

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I tolu t.'le infor;.~'"nt. oi the co•r~·:nt;; of •he
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att.:>ched meltlOrandua, setting forth the reoul ts of an Llter-
view which SAC Pieper han with Knrl Von ITiearund. The
inform..'Ult would like to have & meJ:~or:mllua o!l this.
I tJ11Dk tbtl t you will be intereste-d in re!icl.C:n{;
thO> memoranclu.'n cov,erin& the interviEw.

S) ~<:-';~;orth
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ban ~Tarrcisoo, Culitorn1n
~ept~~bor 4, 1940

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Director
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.iU!'ZUant to tole}honic instructions ~ror.! tJ;e
Durec.u, I n1s able to ar; ance ar. 1ntervier: 1:ith .~~·a.
VO" ·::I:::tJ.A;;D, lie!U'st repr..:&entative, ~;ho recently r"t:u-ned
1'rom Gorf.l!UlS'.

I intervie"·ed hill: in :..::n i'r:>ucisco i:l Lo

of:'ice of ;::r: ::::. D. Coblentz, puhli~hor o:: Lo :.:all-
Bul.letln, VIlla "(l.:·rnn:;ed for the intervict>.

7:,e ui;t;::ci>ed me;,orundu;.1 for the Director, the

ori,:il!::l of \ihioh has been 1'orw:o:rded to i .1lt:aut~>.t> 1'or
tl•e Director's atte!ltion, has !<.lso been r..o.ce ;.:vailable
to ~. Con.~elley here in ~an Francisco.

truly yours,

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bo• ltn.awn :.;.·.J.t.ii~ur;. ·l; tor :·"'111
no wro\.e e:rtiolee on :iil.: o: rur L:o ·
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brine out. t.!le be.sor ai<!e or JU.t.l:;r, r.nd \O~<it>h r..<>rc no>t.
1oo!!:et! U!X)C t"avc.re.ll.J.1 bf J;ft' ~·a.ehs'er. BOOAU.IIIl Of thollc, lle.
teuu4 t!;st. be noyer "olll4 ~·t. back or bo able \o IIIIUD.t.&b
!11& oontQot.a 1ll r~, ht 4elp11.e t.!Ue ~a.ot., 4ur1ZI,(J t.ll1a
laii\\ 1CU' ile laU been ill UerliA ea4 ovor ~urope generally,
an4 on 1uu 101 1'40 lul4 a t1tty lllnut.e i::tcl'Vb:: t·Hb
n.t Uer at. a ellat•u lu llelel um.
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latler &re territ1P.d 1n his praaP.~ae and !lTe v~ry :.•c~
•.t'l"aid ot' hJ.n. :le r;avo an t".U ;plo. s~.c ~&1d t.hAt. eYen V\:!l
;:;'l.••;r:~·•· '11:.:~ :!':ll~~. c:_t_~-~ •!~-ell ~~ 1nten1ow ~1t.h
'",_~ ... or .,,.. iiiW:U~~ea "'),.'fOIJ\IUBt<J;FiliW ror oenaoral11p, he
·~ lllll atraJcl h !:11'8 U. a'n O.l~ IU)til Hith•r M,..selr hrd
ottio1all,r ch•olare4 that. t!lt article rou :r.!;t'OOI1•1••
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vor; t'I 00.\l:J> ol.U.. 'tllat. ~ 11 not atr!t14 ot

!~1 tler, and that he non wo;&ld ir:t&l'I'\IOit hill u hi a spoooh
at t1MI a%14 uk quoet.loDI 11!l.1Cl:. be atat.ed t.ao l!ecot:s:.r¥
'bece.usa HUlet' •oal4 tnllc IUI1r.tcnupt.e4ly to:r hours on tho
lt'ubJao;. t.t'a.at bi lia4 ita.rt.eU O.iit L-Ji ior t '".e ,.,Ur,i.\QBOS ot
hie 1nterYiow it ~ neooaanr; to oont.1nuu 111 l~torrupt
t11n, ~hic!l ,..~~,n All 1'1£11t with Ler i'"ue!lrar.
YU!~ r.u e.n t..T..&Zi~
.. l'W!J:V iia.ya tltDt !.1 tler
~oablll.:uor, 11nf. t.l'f>t l".o nt'ver !<>r·~ets.
a ,phonollllllll. ,.._.::lDI"11
l!e baa Iuton k~\ll>n to recall lltntc;·~u:!,t.& 1D rc;,;::rtt -.:aloh
~ere •rittan ·.,gntbe btttors bT ortlo1ala, "lid t.se rc.::l.D.dA»d
t:telll 9t the1r 1ncona1at.enol.. at l!lter 4ate&:.

V•'H U:>(}!.."''D 4Nor1 'bo4 hl tlv aa en cbnortlal

a tnnP -.eoiuaJ lle unr t0%'£1 vee; lle traate
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of klndllneae, Mt! he •111 c1 YO them r!~r:teallZ ant! c;>~~ua1ve
• ptta.

Hitler llt~e a l&l'flll\ p8¥0holoc;1cal wellkneea 1 acc:urll-

1"!: to ~·1m ~'I"X:li\MI 1 lt bei'lf' a m1·kod rear of 'belli(! cc.n-
114ered weak. Ue 11111 to th1Dgl to preolu4e an IIJliJ881'8llCI
ot ••&taU• IID4 .,pe.n to. ~te tor thll rear. Ia ·
'al.kln& wU.Il 111&1 n« fiUOM"P elal• l:le 11osot. ~" ~anon•
1111Uea • the etate. . . . \he ..,.uuotan, ant &.he .._e:oeue.
. ~ut...,_aa to b' • otUt."'t a ..ai 1\11\ •~te tlcUod ,
.,.h~es J VJN '.l'ID'.'!il Bt'lto4 \hilt J,U,lor expreaeed hl!llllelt ...J,;JA . . 1 1
~ht·t ~.., trlt. cert..s1n ct T1Ctcr.; 1c J!w.-c;e, anci t!•~'t. oe ,J L4' \.h .. ~· \, ···o-o~'
~R_'; l.lto·1oh&·"ar ~.,_qJ.d no 4ollbt c1ela.t tt.e out.cu'••• ~~ ~ ...... '"'• ~ ..
.U..')1114 not. o:.nge ~l&lt. lll ur .118111W'e UUler • • Yll'f ~
$n'lkW IID4 ~alent b HI;QII81 to liD enqul17 on the ·; .. ~ 'IJ 'I
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· . . .,. Go~ll8 eftS' w \be UDJ.te4 1>\at.... tie aa14 i t ••• · 1X,
· aououe, 1nft41ac the u. s. • U wa1 fant.altlo. lie lt.a.to4,
wn.at to JOU WDit l WilDt.?• v.-11 r:lt!n'U'-l repll-!4, "Iiut lt
JOU doroat ':'l'.gl&n4 1 fOil '11111 r:ot. Ua 1\8'11 ·• J:Ulrr lntor-
:raptod atsttn~, "I 11:1 not. be1ne rJ.ned by 1'11\T idea t.!lato I
'11'111 r,et tho Rl'1 tUb lh.IYJ' oTon 1n a &r1 t1Db detcl'lt. ,'\ZJ¥Wf1.'1
the ~14 tloet.a l'l1'e no t;aod.. The !Jrl tiah fleet. ~111 be
Junl:ecl bt the end ot \I.e 1IU' o:r at euOll t.Lu aha we .uent
pt st.. 711n~-re, neeto are aot. u iaponut sn IID41rA
war a1 11hot t~ere.• · ··
#..! Lw 1-/..:tt-,;.
. Vt~~j ;.rm.-.::U.t.hen aoked llb.oLuut \hi! Y1tt.b Colur.m.
ln t.he Val hc1 St.ot..,,'lan4 11.1\ler replied t.hot l t 41411''
exSat.. '1!1\ler, aooordins to VON 1\.l!XIAND, 1&14, •It i'ros1dent
ftooll.,~eU. t!llnk8 he O!l!! "d!! a •ar 111 ttl t!lo YU't!! .:O!wm. let
~ VT lt.o • ·~ ;'·' · ·· . .

T'>c!\F1fth Col~ (Vul': \l>"r.!;·il> ec;reod t.1t.h Hitler)

ll'llll e M·>e tdi-' collect1 Ye op:·olll tion not prop:o.canc!iata. Lt.
ft8 1 acoo:rd1? to !11.'111 a t1£ht.lng colu~ 1n. ,.adr14. Yutl
t"I"::;,_~m odd t!ld ,... whet U .,•• Iince he - 1t OP"'ret!r.e
tlulre. Hltlflr tolcl Vo11 Y.J:E'JII.~Il'i, •·;o 011.11 Conquer 1~11 t~e
al:r 1 but how can t:o eat noar t.!ae 11n1 t.e4 f.t.ctae. Mrcntt
oarriera are obiOlote an4 they w111 be acrap 1ron • ant-81
110 blr, ~r• C&D take ott tram t~.· Uitlor tbeD a~o1n.
NO'ftted 1 •r.e oan't pt. \he .ED£Uah fleet • we II&YeA'' t.ba
tl..t. our..lT811 • . . wou14A'' be able. \o 111l114 . oaw, fiD4

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rut.ler a!'lll TON t.II':OA':U l'C!Jl1n4 t;•nt. no ono l'~~~ bohlnd
i.1t.ler • t.t~et .:1 tlln' Willi t.:'" ;>O· u or t:te liazi re•·1.~e. 'ill
l:sc a d.o ..oaic"l e"az"I"'.Yt '.\nd en 1~creldibll) .!n: · . te:t~t'li ~~ ~
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~.eo~ c,~t,.llt:d 31:-:eo l:Cp-~leon. i&a boUeveo that Uitlt.r 11
ps,roh1e :!t tino:.; t.hllt. 1\e !WI tll.e ellil1 t.T to aoo t~.1nge
&CC0:11,')l111be4o HUlaS' hal 11114 t.lloto 1111 he hall to 4o il do
!'• u St !e clree4;" laid cut fer hl::. 'iuN ~1>:-~~·w cla1~.a
\!!:at U. 11 u 1ntrlcllillll: IIAd tuoin.,tin~ ei<'a or t•.e .-~n.
•:uesti~n~ll by 7.e nc; t.o b1 J bel·: .. ur. ... ·:aplec:\
ant: ,,:,ct:,o; nr r.o\. 'lis n;:~~1 t1c~r: "'CJ'CI t: ..;. !1:1. ._, • ,,;, · 1 t • ..
:re:,U'>d th'!lt HUl!lr 111 htl<~lllc, 1n t:mt l•e Old .a nQt. to ho
f'-odo He 1!::-~.W!J :: «<03tj :·CtiO:'l ir. th~t no ill only 'l<a iaatru-
~"t or Ged. ac so.1• t.hnt. he lmotra \hat h1a t.iJ:JO 1• short.,
and w!I.Gn Ilia l'!ieaion 18 ooa.:>leta4 that u will go.
1>houei1DC turt.·u~r \he pllyn!lolr>.e:ic:U side or
1!1tler, V!/" · rn•Y:; said tlltlt. he leuno4 tro:t tt\os• •ho are
Olole to hll!l \ho.t he bordart Oil 1nau1tYJ ttuot be 18 AJl
1ueane ,ell!u. In aol'!e ot tl•no mlllllnts to hna !ld t~e
r.10st. bl'lllh'l~ ld~tna, l:le ex!lbl:od that !U t.br ~u
ltrellkll •n.a be \1:1D.'ce out.loud and l::e tralk:s up s::cl. t:cmn
t.lllkir:@! 1nee83fi!IU1, nnd 1rhO.t.OYfiJ' he thinks coc.ell t.U!1bl1n,~
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bot~<oen V\l!; lil!L.~ '!~lli· 11nd :!it.ler t.oll! V·.;': 'l•Jh ,· t: ..;t
'11tlu t.•.• flU Ill iibr to ep1lopt.ic fib, o~c! t:,·. t ~,.oe
4tn-1nv, suer. n ru. • he tllr.,. n1r-Ju!U' on the !',l"Ound 1n
~oreohte~Q:rten 1 cn1 or184• •I 4oD't want to 'lllt&~OD ~
wh1 te race - 1 c!on•t Ynr..t t.o at.tao.t '.118le.n4." .V<A< ?'1~~.n ..
oxplatned that ltU)er a• u o)ana1oll t.hat tho 'lllUt.o raoe ~
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I l!l<!la b ~~•r to M1n.t.a1n the c!o.rd.~~GnCe or t!ul whS te l'OOoa
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tl:o ti'Ont. seat, &lic1 ,thor• t!Orct onl.t aevernl 1 "";mre:otly
per&cnol ~:rile 1n evitlonco.

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waa go.11s 1 '{,;!; .J.£G,;•:,!; aLat.N t!:a\ U 11 ac~e.•tad t":cat
0\J,;HliiG wU.I. tie tt.e auc;;;eaaor. IJe G,Pla1r.e4 t.!lr.t. w.l.IUU::
sa u ~., M~tll a11<1 u..~ lie 4o•BA't t.hJ..IIk t~<•t ::. ..1u
.lin -nrr loli«• \'be ae~\ Ma.lD lS.Illi 11 ~ w.bo 1a llxe-
•1•• TVT 111, and Mf 411 a\ ant Una because ot 'l'.B. or
tt•• bo.Do. !io aalt! t.~ot attar th'lt YOuld cc:-,e t!.e ;:onorcJ.
tlght. tor oo~trol• aa4 lleoau.e ot the tcot that t~e lea«er-
•hip. 1D iili .una, i i cS•ti.ui.W1t lUd.tea 1n 1-.qt.h of life,
&hilt t!la J:aal aouM ,.,.. 110t • •or14 t.!lrut. !!~ sa14 t!te
P'J.11 hl7 re0~ 'lfc.ul4 'GI1c!ou'bte4lf oc.J:e Sa a:~or ~1 r;llJ
aona.
. J)1SCUB8: ar; ()-,'t!Ui.G for I ~I!K:r.\ 1 he polz:tl'C) Ollt
t.!l:lt there.la a "'IIslb11U.r tbot 1Utler aJ,Pt. e..-en ret.lre
ill tnor or C..JZRI!In •• G-J':IU~ a?peara t.o 1le e:mlouc tG
take onr. lie aaye the.t la whr Gn:·iu: ~ 15 so 1111~·~· rvient;
t.~..l!t he t.ckcl abueo= \~at rcU Ytoul4 not l.tl1eYc a ;t\n 1teuld
t.ah tut \htl\ lie tnot~e t.h11t he h::.a t.o play th•:t Und of a
r,a:w atnoe be bows that. JUt.ler baa t.he ;xnrer_~ eUroillllt"
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tl1.en4tb1JI tilth ~~ u. ~. CUlt onat; twot rooon11t.rucUon
of ~PI oen not bo aoo~l1ahed Wit.bout. \t~ u. ~. a14.
VC!~ ~ l'J:Il·.::u Olall"'ll that G-.Ciit::; 111 l'IOI'IlllT OoK.I t.~nt. ho
baa noY.::r bJoolren t.1e wol'll and tro.:1 hll perao!llll !"r1cn4shlp
wl~ B.U.BO 1D ItalJ' 1 w!JO waa ton4 ot ou.auoo, ho bellona
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ao rar, V\ifl t.Eor.~u at.!l.t.oG l.hn\ 70 porcont or 1t r.e.s duo to
tho ~r1t.1ah and trench policioo which dovoloped t.~• altuo-
t.l~!'\0 t!•Jlt ~d• llltl~r roaslble an4 thllt he uplolted 1t.
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ba4 cotta vor, •t.Z'O:!Ba \bat. t.he Oer-.no aoedod rolLoo oll4
. - 1a ol'4ao to . ., \llll Coa-.aBlat threat. but t.n11t ~•1
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aoec.Uo4 $o .._ -~\ u aboul4 DOt. be onrl00ke4 tbat. ii1Uor . - .....
cano :lnC.O iJOI:OI' 1epll7 (t;rant.'-'4 t.hot 1t. •un br tricker;• • but
lt t:u no cU ttoront ,ln !:la .c:1nd \ban aor·.e of t.nc deale
pullo4 by ao~• ot our own pol1t1clana). ~en ~1tb tao per-
aonaUty th:.t i11tlor w, t.he u1tu.... uon h•••lnG Or.en creat.o4 1
he tx.plo1 t.o4 1t to Ma poraonul a:lvantll: ..o •

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•14 t.llat. t.!M,.. 11 a at.l'ODC ar11.11 t.ll&t t.hore are 1!: 1000 1000
Mil rro.. 18 to SO ,.111"0 o1" *6••
all4 t.be 'loDHO hllvo ' b -
UDbolinablT Usht._- Ho tallto4 t.o P90.Ple ill f:ol. ::.lwa ;r1vntol.T.
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PG"I'l' waa au a «reat c1s.a1 to eqlllpr.:ut. He llald that
aut baa !Joen 1A ten trlll'O u4 a.- JlU never eoon aucll u •I'D¥
. . JU uw••· Be belln•• t.'lat t.lle J!b.7e1oa1 11111 t.&t.1o:aa to '· .:'::•" '·.:~
the err-T ve t!itlt n ISilat oontlM luolt \o lan4 oonquoat.s.
Ue sa14 t.ll.·1t. tho Om-an aatton hal ~1• lllll! pov;er c.o cover
t.'•• oonquerod tlelda: tho ro~en.. ere soo4; t ••etr men are .
iD azcellellt apli'UJ the aquipr!IOilt la .eood; t.t.~ 1ua11 t1
or t.t'.e r.at.arial u .1004. a11d t,;.aro are plent7 of replAo-nt.a •
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·" I cuoatloaed h1n ea t.o acrn nct.~4a or otftmaoo ll11d
... pa!Atod oat t.hd Geri'IOZJT had aot.uallr developed tho ~.k
to 1t.e N1 - . . !he all:lea lla4 ao¢1octod tao 4oYoloJ)I1.cnt
ot aaolwllao4 •t.:JI'lal tlla1oh ~ Gv•r.a won 1101111 to creat
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• YflrT !deb en4 ret ln • peeul1u quiet Janne. l!e eu4 tte.t
whcm ~ 11a1 in farii ( b•iDl: t.::Je ii.rit anape.,er ail to £&t
In btt.er U. teU) tllat. t.~.ere •·'!S 110 ualt.atiOD or Jublbtlon,
ao .,:n-allel r.s wu n14oa.cc4 in tlle laat. ,.ar on oqwall.r
'1'1~t.orbu occaeiou. l!e ea14 U. -r.ae ll4Loll1eh1nslJ' ~u1ot 0
a aelt-oontl~ence ~tina t.hotr actiY1t1ea, er.4 ~ waa
'eo m«en.. of t.Jst tomer CierMn a\\Uo«e, . . .
. ""-• He that al~t; ~ lla~ -~ ot M &lar1A3 ..akJ1..•••a
he h.fl th•l' ~ allow liP l~:.t.er.
::1 ~ ·_.-;o ea14 \h"lt 1D hl!t1::>.g to G~ ,:1~-0, 1t. 1a
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();.•.:;;·:<:•:: belief th11t. tneir crcateat. neo4 18 tor perso:.ool
tor t.!le air corp. f!le7 can lllt.ke all t.ba _plll!IOD :.:.:,1 ACed, .•
llut. t..aey cuat. .ban \!l:roo ttar• ot t.ra1Al:~& 1rl ordor to llo
po4 .PiloN. no., an aow Gown to · t.M po111t. where t~•T u-e
.. U1q MD wlt.ll oa1J ho JeN'I ot tra1Ziilla 11114 \~1 an Jiot
able to OaftT oa u
U Ia ao&1n4 with t.bJ.a loaa ot ooe ,..r••
train! :~Co
i'ooll 111 ;;oo4; \I.e olot.h.in;; 1& ;:;;od. ;::.o C~Jro o:
t.·.r artv is ot th!l t1nc£t trc1r.c4 at!'.lt>t1C ~~~ in t:.c ,,orld.
!!le .~o!leral.c .:.rc ,-o~. pl1~:~blo 1D mntl, :md not. ut.eop!'d 1n
\be old t.rad1\10Dio

"'-.' ·lie "u 1111able to dn ,. lllll\h1ft4 further rol.U1'1

· to t.he ar!llld toroea OlLCopt. that. the ez:r:r 1&64 O;Jposod 1:.1 t.ler
ln ao1ua: lnt.o i:onlfll' to a~aoh a:1 extent. t.hnt. llo ::.114 IICt.ucU.ly
•et. up a lpe<:lel 11111\ \o t.&U OYII' t.bat. OOAqUOit HC&USI iW
,. 414ll'l even t.ru.t. t.be ar:v, biB u wu ao nrc t.ll&t. t.bJ.e ·
wu the rl:ht t!ll~ t.-1 4o t.hd be went t.o t't!'lt. cxtrn"'ll. lll
Hollsn4 he "'" 11. •ain O.iJiJOiod 1:11 the ar.v 1 t!:o;: ,;,~re -ro-q ..
41lb1oue 1 ana wron OOIDUN.'l oppoeell Ilia, 'llut. ho pren11o4, aDA
t.ha.r "ora ;uccan:f"".Jl. A: tar c:: the ccnquoat ct Ar~n4 !.e
ooncei'Ded i:;;r. r.r:m.:lll ol.a1Jca t!..lt the mil1te.t7 ~!<en 11anto«
t.!d•. but !iit.ler o;>PQao4 it., but the7 IYerndec! !.1~.
I qu-,at.1oae4 ll1a thea about. t.bo !ou1 ce,p1ono.-.e
1111t.oa1 an4 i"!\ r-I:-Xhlill ola1304 tt.:.t. tt.o st.urr \!.at .1•
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t.!le chief of the IDt.elUgence 1a one /.d."'!t=l.Xf!.!"l.;u;:!o
VOl> .._ I:X:.'.':t' Olai.'UI t!l«~ t•• !laa OTOidod ;~;rr

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prore~4a ' ere sepnrattl e:tort.a or 11111 to<'l 1 &1\d. he r.as
uno~.le t.o intom 1111. de ooulA Mt. tell t.111 a.vt,L.J.ne about
he\'1 they seleotod t.:·.e1r a.~t.e, wbet'•er tlle;r Ul!f'l5 nol!.,nJO
· 1t11dent.1, refu!:eeS 1 buoir:cllt rl!prenntoUna or t.r:.Tc.-1 ·
b•aeaua or whether they hnd aey alllnnce "ltb Ol·ld.:<do
111 t.!lia count.r, or whether any N'CI!Illnl waa pllloeA on
hll111u lD Allope.ot p.op1e ~'ftr bve. _ · ·
.' ··-......_ . Ro . a! SSlot. tbece aen. 1rore tralfte4 or
ltr.ow ho1r
.,t.ero - bo'fl tho7 ere lutruoteA whore to rcp:-l't. or to
who~. I:e 41 d not knc'lf how tilo cestapo 001era.ted. ::c clo1 ~cd
not. t.o kntr. I!.'!J¥ of t.!:11 lend1c.: e.o;o::ts. lio od::!tt!!<! ll~v1::.·
kr.O'I.n e l!errN::x.::•'j'\.'1:' 1 an Cxt'c:r~ r.'ln "bu 18 !:::-..1~r o!' t't~
1or~1-:-n :'DUUcnl : II!'Drt$!11. 1ft London, 'P':.o die:l l!ll:l.lonly
pr1o~ w ;,a• VPiii1i4i or t.Wi •u•

I fll! act quoat;t on .Ill& la aliOll • at~~~er L:u:t. he

woulc1 thick tl:~t OlD' quest;1o!ll tore balec1 upon tte3ltuC.S
ot kcO"rrlo4;;e Oil e\11' .1-11rt abc:-uld !Je haroron to ~e fl. :}t-r.:..on
·., ., •!ect 1 1111 quuUoDilla H1!14f alo:;a t.l.e 11:i.e• ot. t;Oiloral
1ntor~t1on tor 1r.tof'lll'lt.1n pur:.oaos. I 1rs1 pl!'t1oclarlf
C!lretul 111 t':le n-lrt.S :>ll of tt.a 1 r:terT1n 'W1 t!l re --.~ to
ford gr. llt;ents ;ot to let. h1l:: 1- ~ anrt':line rrc. ....... by
t~• ~nner ln w~1oh I &Iced . , qu6st1ona. ~bo~, I
ju!'t C!ln' t tetl t.l<.:.t a. ~ who !:lea lte.d tl.o u,e:-1.r.~eo !la
h~' ln ~o~o co~ld t.e eo clo~e to 10 ~~~ ~llln:e a~c1 rot
tot ltnow cn7t:U•>£ or tt.o ~trr..o.n eep!o:~a·., a,.ator... i11e
to1luro to 41Sous s thaoe poi::.ta wUh s:.o - at. least 1n ~
A1n4 1 ttlth~ut any other baa111 or fbOt t.o oubltontSete 1t,
~ould 1n4! oate that he at l~llllt 1a 1111 lnd1dcl•.al .... it!: wllcn
1 Yould be car.tul.

I talked ebout cenaor!b!p w! th h!tr.. tm4 hA M1tl

t!ara 1':111 no fc:rl!il\l oenaol'l!llllp lll Ctr!!llr.y 1 wl\lo!l we k:~os J
tb.&t. t.he7 \eke the nak of wuat U 0111\ out.
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• •e• propocnn4h:O<l. Ue ea14 l.e never "tten411 preae confer-
encu hlftllelt 1 taut t!l~.t !:a un:!o.:-et.onlll ln t.!Je proea con-
teronc .. that t.~~ro are cert.ein tn1ns• ~Snted out to tho~o
ln att.e:~dance 'll!l.l ell. ahould be &To1dod, "nd cert.~1n t!:i n:~s
.· wh1o!l ~~·.oul.4 be e::-:;•has1zo4•

" I lkte4 \bat I ftlt \laa' t.be1 11111t tie \171111 \o

balld. ~ HllleWJII Ia 0111' a1n4e :la t.be Do So, all4 be 8&14 1
~ - \bat. •aa to 8\a¥ ollt. of t.he •u•

· · I \<118 eble t-o 11;0 tr.t.o t.!le Ntter ot l!ltler'a ;Jh:.a

f'rr •orlil ~o ·1l n .. Url\ brietlr en4 bevln~ ~lrea4:; ccwart-4
f,\,~ "tu! ct.tltudl' t,c. nr., I ell':,,. hl~ •ct'ooat t!'e ··~r·'-1! ;~1:.::11
wt.!ln a ocu::try Se t.:tten oTor, p~rt1c~;lnrl1 t.·:~ H~·:-l··o v.·:t.
•• holll' about l1quttlat.1::c: oert.e.lll sroupe or ~ople. vvt:
Wti"C411D ••14 •t.,. t 1 or oouree, .... a tn.or:r troa 1'0la!l4J that.
be llab1 t. ~~- \bOre - he 41411 1 t. tllaw.

I aelto4 !lOTI they Be.leote4 t!,e1r l"'",etr, -:ow! l•e

ct~tol! thnt t,e tU•h~t. l<now ot e.ey ;>up:'etl f':I'O!>tr.t.ly, t>ut
t!!nt tllf'.Y t.!'ld '"!t'!l r:eleett~d ~!Ill 'M!:"C re-::dy t., t•1 e ':'"lr.l' ri,r;n
t:,e J'• "l on 1!':•1 OCCUl'1Cd,

~ ~ap•tlono4 about eo-called •toeustr1al Dlo•cr¥*

lui ea14 he doubt.ei! \hat beoaun one ot the thin··• thr.t liHlar
Deeded sost. - • J:Bter1al 1 which aerta1Dlt cculcl not bo .PI'O-
Gt•.cld b7 1"ort~ who 1"ere 110t 1n a prodaot.l 'l'e fre."'e of'
r.tlr.d.

~ I t.ben aete4 b1s ~~ut boW ther aontrollect the

populace, ot!:er tl:lln £\l.l1t.IU'J' o"ntrol. l>a aa1d t!:l"o~ the
pre••• ro41o• schooll!l a!"d aaU ce::~:or11llJp t!"ICT l!nd eont.rol:
t!l<>t. thai• \DOk onr t.he polloe •l:o hnd to ~ alor.~ t>lt.b.
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mation, ~ice a~ain this morning, tellinc me tr..at
he hacl corne into 1'1hat he considered very vzl.:u.able inf'orm:ltion from
hiE contacts, whose identity he still refo:;es to give. -
pointed out that he did z.ot knoTI vhere ..t!~ Russian vritJ1~
C~.cquainted seet1res tre information bq.t po!nted out that it had been I
correct so £ar as the 1uap.~ s~:-~s,i~ pact wa.s concerned, and al.so
tts informs. tion relatlnc to RUmanj.it 1-Alld been subst2Iltia ted to some !
..... extent, and in this morning's paper there appeared a netrs desoatch
under a lfoSCOYI date line t0 thG' ~ffect. that.. recordint;S made Of
conversations between Hitler 11n:l Henderson, the Knglish Ambassador 1
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to Derlin, had been pti.yed for th~f Stalin and had influ- '-'
\'-' enced him upon l'ahalf of Germf!'ny.-said that despite the
news story he thinks tha~ the recordings wr.ich ";rere actually played

.time-
) to Stal)n were of the ccnversations had by ~rime Minister Ch~berlein
with Hitler a year ago: and not of recent conversations with Hmdcrson.
\ At this said he htld been in.fomed thct
Russia would take .rio par~ active stru~gle 1 so far as furnish-
ine soldiers or ,lnr,aging in actual warfare was concerned.. He has
been told that Stalin will be back of the ~ace proposal of Hitler
'Rhich will be made by Uussolini. In the event the tertrlS of peace
as pro}X)s ed ~ not accepted by :Ehf,land and France, am Forester
... ,' says he is :told P..itler does not want Engltln:i or Frmce w accept,
then lfussolini will join with .Jiussia f!nd ~ny, some c:W.y bet-r.·een
October 15th and 30th. Thereafter it will be the plan o£ Germany to
a tt.e.ck France through Italy, maintaining on1y the necessary armar1cnt
to protect the westwall. It is a1 so said that every move will be
.) made in an endeavor to have Spain attacl: France on the south, and
\ that Spc.in has been promised the city o! Gibrnltar mel Morrocco
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be in Africa, where the purpose or the fi~tin; ..:0\lld be to

paral:rze t.~e £"lglish ports by concerted r..ttacks from rtithin the
country.

- - f u r t h e r related that he ,.,as tol.C. ani it Tcul.d

appear perfectly obvious to anyone that :11' such a plul Trere fol-
lowed, that is, an tt.ttack upon France rrade !rom three sides 1 it
be toost di.fi'icul.t for the French to ?rithstc-rrl the attack for
l".Duld
my prolonged period.

..cr states that r~ is informed that it is

definite 1at .e provisions o:r a treat:r have aJ.l been settled upon
by Turkey m d Russi~., ~espite current newspaper eon.~P.nts to tlle effect
that Turkey will side with ~and.
The informnt fUrther stated that arranger.!cnts r,.ave been
r.wde to close the Black Sea which "l"muld of nece~si ty force all
Rumanian 11roducts, particularly oil ru'rl .neat, to Germany. '11-.is
move Tlould. tend to make the .l!.ngl.ish blockade in the northe:..n sens
far less effective.
As to the Fnr Eastern situation ......a rel~ted tho.t
he was told the Jrpanese intend to close ~ports after
the Chi.n:l ca'!l!)ait,Vt has been finish~d, ~ich is exp~cted within the
next si...ny days. Thereafter 1:41e Japanese., at the opportune t:i.r:~,
Ttlich will be when it is obvious that Franco has b~cn doo:ned, ~:ill
nttack British Incb-China 2nd the other colonie3, ,.:!1iC:1 l"till be done
Ttith.out 3I"iY vraming vhatever•

.:l!;l~ed t."la.t I relay tr..c above ill.for:'L'ltion

to you. He said so far as its authenticity wns concerned he felt
that it 7:':"'S true; that the infor.nation was being '="i""J"en by him fr·::!~ly
anU. voluntarily arxl he had no interest in \'that di5,o:Jition Tms
m.aJ.e ti.lereo!.

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Attached are copioe ot a eo~u

which waa t.ddre!ised. to this fta.re3u by
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JOU deem. approprt...ate 1 &nd no action lua bean take:l by this Bureau
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This is for 7our informations

1'be Austin Texas States:n~.n - American Newspa?er of July 30 or

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advises that ever~ythinb in this re,ort is correct.

tell the entire story• • states ths.t in addi tioz:. to
the persons liste~ in this re~ort, there nrc t~ee ~ersons in Ger1~ny, to
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Little Rock, furnishe1 thi
follows:
"DeareAst Adolf,
"Upon receiving the letter you sent me in 1945
tell!~~ of your beloved Eva Braun's death I tried to reach you
at your bunker in Berlin but obviously it was impossible. A week /
ago I got your present address from Operator X32760 in Moscow.
I am at present living at, the University Club in Chicago.
"Please send bull.!t~ns on the 5th Nazi Reich
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Chicago, Illinois
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c/o CommandinR Officer. Camo Chaffee. Arkansas. The en~ope was
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marked "personal n and "via airmail 11 •

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and no further action is contemplated by Little Rock. ~,
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l.etter dated April 26 1 1947, wherein

a reputable p~ic1an and surgeon of
o~~ion to t.bl er.rect that poas1b17 he had

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or tb&- dia!"T kept by
aeveral Jtari·or A
that up until the time ot the capitulation ot C.rmany, Bitler was receiving
large QUantities of dope and this prescription baa been Clallified b7
reputable American p~sicians aa being poison. American physician. state
~t Hitler continued with tb11 prescription he would have been poisoned.
~wa1 cona1dered a fanatic and reputable Aaertcan doctora conaider hia a
•quaek". In the .latter ,.ear before t.t. bombing ot Hi tler• a bunker where he "
li'Yed and waa obserwcS b7 indi'fiduala, 1t i l atattd t;hat Bitler had a
noticeablt treaor or the lett arm and hand to tha point •here hia arm shook
eo 'V'iolently that 1 t 11as necesaar;y tor him to hold hie body in a rigid
position and brace himself again,t a solid structure or object. ~here have
been many controversial statements to the effect that Adolf Hitler is somewhere
in North America. Yosi of the statements in the public press alle~ that
Hi t.ler ie in South America and that he went there b;r submarine. t:one ot
these allegations ot courae can be proven b.1 tact and the American A~
oft1c1ala 1n Germany ha~e not located Hitler•• body nor 1s there any reliable
source •ho will BaY definitelY that Hitler 11 dead& therefore. the poas1b111t7
ex1ats that he- la· alive. the United Statea Army is spending,m~st ita of
efforts to locate Hitler in Spain.
You are requested to conduct investigation in an effort
~o locate the patient who was tre Your latte tea
as
Inveatiga
to an individual can be
of\tha individual treated b;y this doctor.
DOPY· DEaTBOYEI>
14 MAY·19 of the
tar should be given 70ur immediate attention in vij(IIPew
tact that treatment commenced in September, 1945. lt
can be lo he ehould be interviewed and, i ! po•sible • photogra
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the Doct·or • a office and gave the
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the ·;:~1ich t..l~o han officeo in ih&
the su~ject :r11u~ the stt.t~m~r.t th~,t he had nev van . -r:.y6 ~1~
also r~marked thut he r:ns a. janitor or did .1unitor wor!< and we.s i~
to orr-;unize a corp of janitors, mekin'~ no further explanc.t ion of this work. The
aub.~ect hn.d also tnent ioned had b-:..:en n r r.:~n,·er t.t one t i.'ne a.nd th~t he
) had come t ircicnting tht1t he had
lived there becnuse he h&d some
difficu-lt-y with n 'Womftr'l doV'll there.

further related th~t thie man h~d sl~n elaimed th~t .at one

I time he had ~ons erabl~ difficulty \":ith a throat lesion, that ·v.:c.e nOl'l cured. The
doctor.a~id he rlJ.~~nosed the ~ubject's case as b~in~ due to nervounne~~ and duoden-
itis ur,d prt:J-se-tibed fo-r "hir~: t~ bJ.ets contair.in·! 2C' mili ·rr..ms Tra.eentirte ond 20
r.rl.li ;n.rns of phenol bt.rbital, one to be tt·krr: bcf-oJ·c ~ach Merl. ~ubject ht·.d b .. en
plt.cecl on this pre~crin"fon on f'c·~lcmber 12, 194.5 n.n·i had retnt'n<..:d t«:' tl-1~ offic~ on
Septe;nb~r 19, 194.5 ·ar.d said ho ;·...... a very much improv~d. ,·~teri t..,·~t he
wa2 ~~o :nuch of the imoression thot thie man mi~~ht be dTl'T.- Tt thut h.: had told the
rnan to come back to his office u~in on :3t:.)tl~mber 26. 1945. He £tated thr.t this laet
trip was not neco:.sar but :·.tt to havf.' ~is duu -hter
a student ht the Obfierv~ th S Ull 0
bear out hi5 im c: man e Hitler. - t c t e 4 that
he did this for tne e1.r:ress nurpoae of obtai.rirE the vic-.7s or his duu·"ht~r cor.cerr.•
in:- thi~ r~un' s nppu: ranee. He stated thnt hi~ d<.u ·hter is now n renio1· nt~
a1:d t.lu .. t sb.e is e. ver; stuble t·,-p~:: j~oun:; ,...or..o.n. ~c R:.:.teci t:1: t his d::u ~t(;r observed
the :::aticr.t ~hen ~10 ~U.e this lt·.st trip to his office ar d 5~C too had cor:fir·.:c-1 the
fact t~nt this ~:.~n definitel:r lo(\ked lik':..: HITL' r... 'rr.e rinctor stt~ted t~:11t his d:lur,hter,
after vier!ine this :mr., hnd become so nervous and excited thet she vould t1ot stay in
tho offic~.-, due to the fr.ct th~~t ehe too hud thou:ht this .ua.n couJd have beer. Hitler
frol!l his cppeHrc..nce.

Co:nplnin~nt st&teu thut the subj ~ct, upor1 re-turnill- to the office on
Septe;:.ber 26, 191•.5 ha.:-1 aro:nin etw.ten t hG~t h(: ~;~s very X~uch ir:J~1-ov-d a~d re· :; rked
thnt he hc.d pr€v:i ousl~' been very worried· B.nd nervous und ti1:.t he }l~rl r•~ver b~fore
obtE..ined EUch relief coJ.mc.rablt! to i!1~t he h'•J. recc..iv~d f r o r . t - · . . - : h o

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st:~ted thP,t he did t!ot know wil~th·~·r or not ~ub.~-Jct hurt .adr: ~tterir.'
re~rk or not. He st ·-teo t ~t tho sub.j ect nt u ll t ix.er: ~-:hile ut the ofrico h;td
been tic co; ;~unied ~ tho sm: e t'1JO :·.sn or~ ca·ch of t~ieo:.:~ four tr5."!')~. The~e
men a~cording to~ \.:ere tou._;h lookit~g lU1d f!ernLt! in c...pnec.r-e.nce, S.f'neared
to be ro'\tgh in their dress and of the laborinf: type, who o.l\":uy~ ca:r.e into the ofiice
\7ith the· eubject and ,·:ai ted .for hi:n to leav~ the office. Tho q.tbject hnd ."Yil:le no
offer or explninin;-: the presence of the~e two men. He S£'.id t'lelCC t\"IO !O·~ll r.e 1-:.e
reculleci, had dark tie.ir, ~resented a t;.er!lk'ln type apc~eLrP.ncc, u~re eo1:;petfnt lookirr~,
. spoke no -words in the doctor' e presence, 'rore· bet'.':ccn 30 nnd 4C Y"nrr. of r -e, were
- ~al)er 1 tc~?e" muaculur oild lu.n::er ~etl thc.n the sub,ioct. He believed thHt -~tho_ sut.iect
--hedriJ 1i'1. e. account in c_~.s~ .after comnletion of the tr;-rut···lF-nt.
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Dt;:..ted th:.:.t o.t tl'u:tt tLue ho }Jr~d t.'clu~ht ver ..· .,1uch about
- this r;t.ran·-cr hLd b•3C:O~e so cor1vin~ed in his own mird th( t this ~-:.::It: mi·-ht
nt~<l
be rliTLl R or so closely rese:r!lbled him thc.t he hc..d fir.ally cot~:e to the rl~c·ioion
tht.Lt ftJ.nt~stie &s it sound he wou1d ish tho infol'u'Jltion t o · · · · ·

He said th~t one evenir~ he drove out t ho~e f-nd

relnt~d the above infor[.:la.tion to himt! He c.t".d d th:::,t
thou~""ht the infar.r.ation fant~:..stic, but nPverthelese h:td told him about this tllnn.
- s t h t e d thHt at tr.at :tim•:! h<: hnd beeri of the t1nrierstandir~r::; that :-'\tCh
infort!ltltion should be renorled to the~ and £or this reus on he had ?:iven the
information t o - and had not r~ported the story to B-nyone elce. He
snid that a fe~· weeks later in a colnL"'fl knom-~ n.s the "Slush Pot •• in the loet' 1 ~a~er,
ar.ed ~o tile eft~ect thr..t soCJe people had r!~no!"ted seein~ :::'~otmd.
stc.ted thc.t he did n o t . or .sure but thou::ht no~~ibl:~
tol~. a loc~l r~!'lorter, ~renort. He stated the.t
he henrd nothin~ further of t~1e :r,;.tt er frOi•i - : 1 n d hcd nov r di:-:;cu~ced
it wit~ ::...:ain, i•1dicc.tin ~ he h~d not done so >ecuus~ he felt that
he mi.:.ht be COJisidered ridiculous in. re;portin?. ttuch a lllitter.
further nc.lvised that e.bout two or tl:rea weeks c~ftcr the
~ul'.i ect• s lnst trio to the office he re:ce :::_.,,..ed E. lett or frou ~ut·: cct uost:j:!•.rked
at.d bet.rir1s a re;turn uddr·-:ns in Los an;~lest C·1liforr·iu ~tntir.~·tht'.t.hc. desirt-d

l to obtu:i.n ao~e •~orb of tb:~au tt..Lie:.ts ·which had been urC;seribcd c.r:d ·:.c.nt;;d a
pr.:1scri~,t ton trrit he could :~ct fill~d ir Lo~ £~rl-:eles. r~C st.:.te-) ':c l"'~"'cr did
(:;end ~uch u pr<...t~cr:·.·t.ion or a ~\;er th~ lett~r ~s '!e ':ioeo nC't ht:ve t:"roner t.utLorlty
to furnish such e ~rc::;crintion in Los AL ··eles ~our·t:;, C:;.liJ orni:.... II·: st::..ted th!.Lt
this is the lt:.£jt ho ~t:.s ev ~r heord .of the sub.:ject. He did rot l:110W why tha s~b.~ect
h~.. d co~a to· t.ir:. for trer.t·1ent er:1ong all the doctor~ i n . _ , r.1~~"':;u··.h ht; st:.ted
thct r.;.t thE.Lt ti,Je he w.s fjrst Vice-Prer:ident of the :i~~ nerd of
He~l th a.nd this could h::1vs beei the rF:::.~on, if uny. did not kr.ovt the
reaoon. He said he hed not u.t te· Jptad to sec~-: o..n~: in~ or -~ t ion frci1 t h-:.~ r-.._, n, ~ :·d
at the t i111e \;as {:uite worried r.. bout his suspicions of hLn, es"'"c ~ ~·.1] y Di\·,co there:
were e.lv:t ::s tht: ubov·e rnentionod t\":O men nccorr. .any in· t?l~ ~ut.i·:ct.

Htt edvi!!ed thnt the ~ul'.it'lct • s sncech vre.s ruthc;r "bookish" <.~s t~-iou ··h he
hc.d le:-:rred the n -lish lan·~unge throu-~h class room study ruther th~.n "on i.he s-treet."
tie e.l~o ther!tioi,~.d Lht.t t::J subject spoke v:ith v.-}H.~t ~ounded li~e n t-;,edish ncc~nt,

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l:i~'d qid not. hE.ve u ··err.~n t:-.cccf"!t, but hrtc.l t1 rat.,..er hi··h voice t~ou :h r:r. t\•.r:;rf! ·a
to11e o! ..,.vcice, ~n.:: s~okc his \':ordE in o. r:;:.t ht.r clip~. . ed 1nanner".
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also :1cntionod ~h~tt once or twi.ce he had mentioned so;.'"Je r;·n: ·J ish slan·• ,.. (\rd. PYd hr•.d
notc1 thr.t the· F-u?ject nt the ti111e did not ~ecn to rresp ti1c ·'l·~r.nirlY, of th~r,e
slang words. The doctor d i.d not J·ocollect what th':?se ··:·ords i.a:l:ht hav~ L'CCl'l.

__.]_ . ~~e e.rivised thr.t this p~reon' s ln~ir Wl:;s.S of u blonu~.s:. color u: d :;..,p.~·~r:"~d
to_ "h::..ve 9t;encnrefully blenc~C;!d. He t;.lso ~:t&ted that if thi::; man could have -l (:en
· • HIT.t,:·P.. h~ must have been plf..;.yin·· a very dan crous -u.t1ie in ;n•~~d.r, =-: reJ:ll:rkn to the
effect th~t he httd trave-led all over the v.orld e.nd !:a1 been t.r'.:·'l'.ted 'l:~r the be!:t
t doctors in the v;orld, also formerly havin : been e paper hen •er. Tho doctor ~Ed.d

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th:::t if the man \'.'r1ro ~'iiTL F. the only rer .. son he ·;;ould make such ren::urk~, posf ibly,
-.::.ou ettrmin~ -..het~.t:;r ot· no1. the doctcr mi t:"ht be su~r·i.cious of hifO idon-

it,; to P.Ti'LER. He also rt.mur!ted th~t if tho u1c.n t•:ere not ~:!TL~ n, tllir- nut\icct -
tc'L.s ~er5.ly tryin; to ~lay so.nc sort of trick on thF! doctor in me.kin·· tho noo\·e
re;r.:.r.rks, realizin;_" th~ fact th:.t he re.se~.~ 1-'lcd HTTI·~ r; theso \',ore only S"iecul~tions
srnde by the a oct or.

said tht: cul·.j-ct wore e. V':!ry fin~ wrist \'Jo.tch of' 'forei;n
make that was .. u-ite lnr·:::::, and made of silver or ~tainless steel, r~rld ,.us e. t:rne
Ithnt he he.d never seen before. He said the subject • s clothes had a v er:t pee~ liar
cut, hie eoat b~·in[. e. li ":ht blue eolor and lor.::o:er tht:.!'\ t!-tc usunl ~uit eout st:.'le
\VOrn by :r.ost men. Tt •,jjj ... 6 lon --:cr thun the usual r~.merico.n tyoe ~ottt o.nd hr.:i e.
r~rF :t ~ lo.okir.r--cut to it. T'le doctor infonncd thEI.t the X-rt:..'/ t~. ken of this t:-:nn
t·.ould bt: avail::.:.blo tl-:rou ~h t h e - Labore..t,,ries. .

He st!.ted thc.t E...!tcr havinr tret.'.ted ttis ·:~c·~, ~d.s ~i ~ c , • • •

htid ~ho\".n
him ~tn article thct e.~),Jrjared .in aoroc n~tion: l 1M~;. ,;i..ne wrj tt,·n by so:-.iC
correr--oo~n · a ra~dicnl deseri t1i ion of th'3 .lhynicv l nil.:;/_nt g cf i.~v·~~- ·H
H1.Tl.,, I'. ~:!tt;.ted t~w.t uuon reading this it':n he n('ticcd t i!·~:t the ~~ i 1~
me!!ts which w:·rc reoort . . d to be HITL?'liS '\':ere 10cr· thr: enrne ~.·"~e of nil;:ont tl:~t ·

l tiii& .1".l..:.n h:....d t:ho had cnlled e.t the doctor's office. He str'l.t~·d t'knt both hnd !":netrn-·
ir.tettiuLl tii~~urt:~-nces, iil'}il=: ti~_, itam sLated th~_t :-!I.i.'L":j' hud ~OVt;r bt-en X""rE:ved
•·or fee r t.r1-:.t ne i·ll ~ht b(,; foutld ~c heve Cl' rcer. .'11e r:u ,J Pet h'.!(l r~ ~·~~ .r~a~J t ~ :·t
J1e lu!d rnver b ei1 ::-ra:~'· d tho "lt trvt;.tcd by 60fi1f? o~· t 1 ~c t:;st 1'"lctors ~_r: the w~rld.
The ite!'!l, :;.eeor~inr: te h~d ulso rr.·_ntionc.d the f~:.ct thrt ~iT':·; !-i h d

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~o e throut difficulty, i.>ut the: 9:n v.us not ele:..tr if this t.hrout trouble v:t..s
:r~li:_::r.a.nt or not. The doctor reported that the su~'.j~et had r~1n:·rked hnvinc had
thrn&t lesiono at on~ tiffie thut hcd bten cured.

-.tentio)-l·~d that tho tyvo of •:.astro intr?o;tin·~l n il.r:er,t suffered

b..t the suojec unco.-.~mOil !.:nu thnt he tr:ats po:sibly t·~'!O cas~n of t~is a~.l-
;.cnt. each ·-:tonth, to !)Oil"!t out the fT)f!Uency of r,uch ettr- ::s. :~c ::-:ui.l Si.JCh car-en •;re
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not kt:O'l'J for cert~in if hG still \·r.c.l t~'lc3 :_.wove. ...o ... tiont-,d let.L8r ;.~rltt•Jn fro:.i Loa
:.n·:rel~:;, ";c.lif'lr~1ic. but if nec,.n:.;c.r/ ·.·,\)u}d b·1 :-lr~.J t:> r.c,~rch ~lis tiles fo1· i~ u~
he i..''l::urht po~ si Ll:r ~lt:t •. l:..f h.:~.ve t :1ro·-J11 it ar.11:," as !ie j~L. .l ~e,)t it for· no ~·:: ;:lt;tl~~lr:,
thinkin·,. the.-::.i·rht li:<:e to have it but the·: ncv:,r h--:.~ ns,~c~ t~ g""·· ~:t. !.
eur~ory ~.xn..-ni:1:~tion of .his files ru:.le.i to re·,;cc.l t~~c l~tLor.

he h!J.r. no rr.- lu.t i vee in ";e rr~!lny but t h,.:t his \';i. fP.
rt:lat iVrJ$ in-1ermn:;. :.1e · s; id h·~r f:.:i ;,.~r ·;;,.s
v:ho had been b~H'"11 rn i~ .. mur?· t :et,J!-~•1/ ul·:d
C-llllC to he was ".:.t'out 10 'GHT:> o!' :' ~ to cs:!~l'O'-" "':'lilil. ry
serv ics 1fL. tho '"Jarmr·.n · i..riDJ• He sl).id t h<. t now d ~ca~.ee:i, '~:.1-d b~en a
doctor j,.n tHJd hc..\d atudie<l ,.-.edicina in t:1:; :Jnit~d ""L~.t.ls, ~J::;o
· ·t:~t when_ he -;.;c.:.s a~out 23 . fturc of ::i ·a he 'h1•.d r~turn:::J to ':er .. ~nJ D.l~J ·;.-orke,l for
.. e. while :i.n an ins~:ne ns:1lum there, but a ~ai.n r~turned to the Un:itsd ~tates W1!ett t'\e

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i~e 1'.:1an Jovern;:1ent ap.)a rent l:r learned he h:1d not hc:. d service i.n the r:F.tr:::2..n r~n;ry.
t.. He said thut his wife Is father hed wor~ed in this insnne in::.·:HH: an:,'lUr.t for c:.boat
two or thl'e:e ye~rs in G~r.• Jn.ny. Gonplainant st<J..ted t.hnt r-d~ ''ij~•s :"'ttth·.:-r did hHve
so;-JjO broC1crs nLd sisters liv n · in 1-:or ~unJ Ulid the fath~r h~:.: in the n:1st corn~s-
ponded •lith the.1 in ~er .. an.'• 11~ntton13d tll'... t his \lifn'r. 1110lher !!J still
li"i11- &nd has .r91;~Lrried nt;tl ie , rr~·~idinc· ut

He menlinnc·d th:...t ~rt~r ··.orld ·. nr <:1, the 1uLlily in

the unitr.d ·~t~tes had
received t'..n u-ppeal from r~latives in (;er :~nJ for a:;sistnncc in t:1a w~~Y or cloti1in:~
t:./ld food, and mou3J und his wife • s f~t~1er '-l~d nel'lt ov':r a:::ni::;t:.:l,c:~ t" 1--t is rclative5
in "".ermny but recei;1t of same h:.:.d n9vcr been ncknowlacl ·ed. - ~dvised
further t}Jut e ince the e! 1d of t·orld ·::a.r ~~II, his wire's .not her h7'.:.J r~.;c0 hrcc.l :1 letter
froJn ~r husban<i.' s broth~r in :1.3r.,1any tellin; .-~ener:-~lly nbout th~ f:;..:dly rc::~,:.ninr:
in Gcr::.:.;t:,~-stnce t.ho ·and of the \\-ar. The doct.qr ~~~.tec.l t:1~4t t:-:is l·~tt3r wus t:r!JS-
w:;ritten in the ~r:~n lan, :uace <!l!d h:~d b9en sent throu ~h the i.ed ero.:.s r.t:lief ~orp,
in Geru~ny. Cot1,lainant furnished the above inf,)r:nution mer·~ly eo b·.e~:·roui1; dota
a.s to the only J~rmon re,lationshi? irt his .!'auiily.

IndicRt"Sd that he fully reuliz~d thiAt th~ ~~l~ove sound9 v~ry

that he ha ·elated thi.!l infnr.t~~.'ltion t':> his own
th P~ said fl(.; h1d also rect'JHt·l~r
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l'in.# lhst ~ar n the U. s. h.r.llJ 8ount~r-Inr.~lli -~i.1ce
~.s n~t~d ~ .~~J?icir~~l ami ~u~: ·(:~n,_ ,v:l·or c.:.~~.' ·:.1r9 to be a
octo1 l.rl~ •. 1t11 ~;.) .• ... rently .... l.~n_.'· rr.. Ct..1C'i:'.

further rc::lnteu thut the subject • s ~·eatl.4r-3:; ··.er~: nl.no:-t

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tulJ u,ore noticeable wrin~le~ about the fi.l.ce, th~n noted in photo~~ra~:h~ of H,. fL7.T:.

'fh-:: abov~ is tein · :furnished for the infor ..:.ation of th~ Eurei!U and r.o
further invert i :nt ion i~ tein ~ rmde of this •oc~t.tsr unless CJ.dv i se:l to toe co,,t r:~ry
by the curaau.

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TO DATE:
Time o! Call:

SUBJECT:

I SAC :!cKee called from Newark in :your absence and stated that ~~i.~~~-~./u.-=::::-
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and asked for
e room. He stated at t he was to sign the register because
he cQuld not na; without his glasses. was not at the hotel at the
ti~e thattllltappeared but several days , after finding out about the
i11cident, she askeijlllto sign a reference book which she now has available
for inspection.

describ~as followP:s:
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\'Ieight: 15 5 pouJ'l(is.
Hair: Dark brawn
Eyes: Brown-
Speech: Hea\~· German accent
Complexion: Ruddy and sunburned
Occupation: Able to grind glasses but not
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Characteristics: Does not wear glass~s
Sometime late~as joined by a woman, lrhom he claims to be his
wife, who flew from Spain. ~s noman is described as:
Age: 40
Height: 5'
Ieight: 130 pounds
Hair : Dark brown
Speech: Speaks only Spenish
Build: · . }lli;OORb~ll-proportionPd
Characterist1cs: · Tetty
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her euapieions the subject 1 came
1947• The subjeot was not accompanied. b7 hia wi.te but -'11".-T......
,_.a .tqing rroa Spain t.o the Ullited States. She
Hei&htt 5t at or 9•
'Weighta 155 pounds
Hair. Dark Br011D
Eyes t Probabl7 brown
Build t Slender
Speecha Speaks with beavy Gera.n accent
Campl.exiona Baa red cheeks and •11 BUD burned

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whom be· stated was his wife. was described as tollowae

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Does aot apeak Inglish and is stated
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Facer Round. - "tVJ pret~,.
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Naturaliu.tion Service at Newark checked the name

in both the New York and N.--rk O!'fices or IRS wt
.&.ocaT..e an;vthing pertai.DiDg to tbia person on the JD&Ditest of
irlcoming planes tor June 4, 1947 ~
The ldcrophone aurvelll.ance JDentioned above •a begun at 9t00 P.K. on )
June 24, 1947, and aaintainecl tor a period or over two hours. Olt'1ng to tech- •
Ideal difticulties, nothing of Y&lue or aigniticance waa obtained, and the
~~UrYeUlance aa discontinued at lltOO P.M.

On the morning ot June 25, 194?, the subject oam.e out or hie roOJa where
he in troducecl b.imJelt to an stated he was glad to IIHt his new
neighbor. At 'thie ppeared, and the subject ~uced h1e-
111te to the agent and D.lring the conversation,- who
was mlAliU'e that the per was talking to •a a SpecUl Agent, atated
tba~ he belonged 1>o the BAHAI, a religious IDO"f'8JDent. He remarked that be
attended the Bahli Convention which .as held in Wil.llette, Ill1no:ta, in 1940.
His wife attended the eame CODV8ntion. He remarked that when his wite saw
him, •because of her pBJ'chic pol'U'B she kDew that he wa.s t,o be bar ate.•
He 'then aaid tba t hie wife caae to the ccmvention •s a delegate troa the
Bahai of Bogota, Colombia, South AJDerica. Ba ea1d that althouch tbfl7 could
DOt underataDd eaeh other•• la~ge tbe;r became engaged ill 1944· TheJ' cor-
reepoDded tor tbrH ,.ara until 1947, wheD thq became arriec! br proq.
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Jul7 l, 194?

- stated \bat he want to the Jmbasaador r1 the Colombian lmb&e.,-

1n N~ Cit71 where he Jade arrangements tor this prol:l' mazTiage. He

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194?. The proX)" •niage. he explained, wu DOt ftlid in the State of
Jersey, ao on June 22nd tb$7 were aarried under the
Mew Jerse7 at the Bahai The
license retleeted that
tor the arria.L
June 22Dd. . .
and 1nv1ted the
June 28, 1947, at the
New Jersey.

· Under pretext, 1t • s learned tha~J.aimed to have come to thia

count17 in 1902 from Berlin, OermluJT• ~di~ectly to Chicago, Il.l.1noie 1
and later moved to Jlissisaippi where he claimed he hoaesteaded tor a ·t:l.ll8.
Be aJ.ao atated that he had doDe bard work during his Ute such aa ca.rpentrJ,
machiniat•a helper. and farm :lAborer• Be etated that he bad a
a son by his s daughter was presentl;y
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Compa.llJ" in New Jersey. to be seventy yeare or .age and stated
he was naturalized in He asked the agent to aid him in obtain-
~. ;.Ill. • ., - • He atated he could aJ.•:rebe reached through hia daughter,

The following ia a description of--obtaiued through obserw.t.ion

and interrogations

Kame a
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Weight I 155 poums
Hair a Brown- dark
~ee1 Brown
Build 1 Slender
Accent a lila slight German accent
ComplexioDI Fair
Scare and Karkat Bas a protrud:iDc .ole i• long
under right ara pit; .
Rae i" tla t mole at base of right
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B.fesa Blue
Hllira Black
Comple:dODI Fair
Build& Slight
Peculiarities& Ills circles under her eyes

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being contemplated 1n the Newark Office.

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It should be noted that the ouly a~dresa turniehed
to the State Depa.rtment and the Army was

the name or a COU8 •

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fa.il~loeate
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~eing possibly identical with ADOLPH BITLER has resided in
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warranted. Accordingly, this case is being closed on the authority of the
Agent in Charge.

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Subject: 'D01Pf: HITLER

WAR CRI!!I N1L

ncreronce is wcde of ~{Erch 21, 10::50, in ':":};j ch

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there is forw.:.rJed rert.Pli t.!1 t.ht.?
or ~tod Scptccoer 1, 19501 at PhilDdelphia,

lo further invost1:;ation in this ~atter is oont11~plated b:·

the Bureau.

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UOPUT'I GF fBI-llUS COMFiDUnA.L UPORT AID ITI COIIT£NTS AR£ LOUEO TO YOU BY THE FBI AND ARE lOT fO BE DISTRIBUTED OUTSIDE of
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may seek refuge in Argentina after the collapse or Germany.

Political ramifications lend crede~o~ to this poReibility wh~n it is re-

clllled th!lt the •.h.:ly appointed Argentino Consul'iHellmuth. ost'lnsibly assi ~,.. ~~'to a
Cons·.Jlar post in Spain. had plans which included clatldestlne moetings with :ti tler \ .·
and Himml"er for tne arranging or i:aporting arms and technicians into Ar;entina.
Hellmuth. iDteroepted by the British at Trinidad, never completed his aission.
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nus an ~~nitious king and ex-husb~nd o

ractories into an Ar~entine plant for the
pro-Axis ousted Pr~eident or Bann~, con~u
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for the providing or a refubo for Hitler and his hencMctn. One ot the :-nor.~ers, Count
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. its collapse, it is virtually impossible to substantiate any allc~nticns with regard
' ... to Argentina's serving the Ua~ is a~ter def•eat: however ao:ne si(;!li£icBnce ':':,ay be
'· atta~hed to the fact that Argentina rornains silent despite all the aceusatic.·n:> that
,she will serve as n teroiLus for Bitler after a non-stop fliGht c~ 7~376 ~iles rro~
Berlin to Buenos Airel in an especially constructed plsne or as a p'lssenf"l··· in a lon~-
·range submarine. EEGo::.r;r.:n ~ Tt-J!lt').~I '
-.._J This matter continues to be the subje o~· a c~orcE~n t6d ir. ·.1e s~~.ig~ tic:n 'by

' ; Ol." O~UUO, been f'urniFhod to l:JthO~ 1nturo~--~ VO~A(Or.tal atenciOI. . .

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