Dies Probers Charge Nazi Agents Hidden in American Departments
Bruce Catton reports Dies committee testimony alleging Nazi influence in U S government offices and defense plants. The piece traces a network from Friends of New Germany to the German-American Bund and Kyffhäuserbund, noting German consulates and figures like Fritz Kuhn and Otto Wilhelmiet. It cites propaganda cells, pressure on Americans, and probes into various organizations tied to Nazi aims.
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Bruce Catton
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Munich
Department of Justice
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Dies Committee
America
Washington
Hitler
Germany
Friends of New Germany
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
New York
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Chicago
Colin Ross
Kyffhauserbund
Pennsylvania
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Michigan
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Philadelphia
Erich Windels
Horst Wessel
Edgar von Spiegel
New Orleans
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San Francisco
Prinz Kurt Zur Lippe
Gerhart Westrick
Frank van Horn Moseley
Hans Luther
Atlanta
William Dudley Pelley
The
Christian Front
Christianers
Christian* Cru
Nazi propaganda network linked to German embassy
Dies committee findings reveal Trans-Ocean News Service as a nerve center for propaganda and espionage. Dr Manfred Zapp reported to the German embassy and coordinated with the German Library of Information and other agencies. Funding flowed from German consuls in the United States. Cooperation with allied bodies continued.
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Manfred Zapp
Trans-Ocean News Servce
Trans-Ocean
Dies Committee
New York
Zapp
German Library of Information
German Railroads’ Information Service
American Fellowship Forum
Between Nazi Agents in This Country and Axis Partners
A terse report notes the clash between Nazi agents operating within the nation and agents aligned with Italy, another Axis partner. The article outlines covert diplomatic and security tensions as both sides pursue intelligence and influence activities.
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Italy
Yugoslavs Intern Italian Battalion Frontline Move
Belgrade reports indicate a Greek advance threatens Italian troops as a battalion is reported to have crossed into Albania. The event underscores shifting fronts in the Yugoslav theater with Allied forces watching developments closely.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Frontier forces disarm and intern 800 soldiers near Stenje
A frontier action led to the disarmament and internment of about 800 soldiers from a battalion near Stenje in Yugoslavia. The incident was assessed unofficially, with no further details provided on authorities or outcomes.
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Yugoslavia
Stenje
Ming the panda sent from London for safety
Ming, Europe’s only giant panda, was moved out of London on Friday after caretakers cited its disregard for nearby German bombing planes. The move follows concerns over the animal’s safety amid air raids.
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London
Ming
Europe
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