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. Subject registered as an enery alien in February, 1942, receivine tion nuzber 7624464- Information conteined in his appligation for a February 1°, Ris declaration citizen of Germany, "he arrived in the United States in Ay, 1941; ¢ was made on December 8, 1941; that he was les “@xpatriated by thet country. ‘This application ner states thet belongs to an author's organization know: as the/fen Club, end that be tod St: say ~ 25th Street, Senta Monica, at the time of application. (Sirec that date BRECET geve notice that he was moving to 1063 - 26th Street, Sante Monica, where le rrssently residese) In his application BOECHT gave the names of Mre end irs. WILL DIETERLE as persons who could vouch for his loyeltr. Although the application in question is made out to Eugen Berthold Friedrich Brecht, Subject signed the oath in connection therewith as BERTOLT EUGEN FRTEDS™> Pet is described as follows: Age 45 Height 51 9* Weight 130 Eves Brown Hair Dark brown < Complexion Derk Scars and marks Scar on left cheek Om February 26, 1943, Source "A" advised that she knew *. and trl. e BRECET in Germany, where they were Commmists. Source "A" stated that there “2s 7 “po doubt about their political sttitude at that time, es it was evidences their activities, asscciations and in the writings of BRECHT, who is a post, On Harch 5, 1943, Source %3" advised that he mew BREST by yy F ep ation in Germany, where he was considered a radical and an associcte of perscr: Communisti¢c inclinations. Source "B" stated that he became acquairtes wits. Spm ree personally in the United States and found him still es radical anc en 5 ef Capitalisc. Accordjng to Source "3", BRECHT recently finished week co the, epee picture entitled JHANQ@N ALS DIE", in the production of whict. he @eted as storywriter and Technical adviser on tnderground activity in Evrope. he authenticity of "KANGEN AISO DIE" is largely dus, Source *E" stated, to t of Subject, whose knowledge of the Underground was a ed through pers wx of Bource *B* stated that Subject was imprisoned the Nazis at one Paced an is believed to have been asverely treated by . . ” & cory of & book of poems tten by BERTOLT BRECET was obtaine: § BGTice. This boc! is enti tl VEXOBORGER GEDICHTE" and is writ*er language. It was published in 1939 by the Malik Publishing House, d, under the patronage of D- and the American Cultural Freedom. A nucber of poems end excerpts cf poems ccn~ pook ara set out below: