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Bertolt Brecht — Part 2
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Special Ago’ (UII vt ine the following information
from the records of the eravlo Naturalization Service, 70 Columbus «
Avenue, New York Citys:
Manifest Number 1-56-12312 reflected that BERTOL? “BRECHT vas
admitted at the Port of New York City on the S. S. AQUITANIA on October
. 15, 1935 from Southampton, England. He was thirty-eight years of age at
. | that time and indicated his birth as being at Augsburg, Germany, and his
last permanent resicence was Svenborg, Denmark. He was issued a PV
Visa Number 219 3-3/2 at Copenhagen on October 4, 1935. The name and
address of his nearest relative or friend in the country from which he
a came was indicated as his wife, Mrs. A. SKOVSTASTRAND, Svenborg, Der-ark,
- He stated he had never been in the United States before.
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. At the time of entrance he intended to stay a perioc of sixty
~ . Gays and his purpose in coming to the United States was to sell a play.
‘7 " His destination was indicated as in care of Mrs. CHARIES SHIPMAN, The
.. Theater Union, 3903 46tn Street, Long Island City, in care of the Averican
F "Repertoire Theater, New York City.
The subject had passport Number 114/126/31 issued at Berlin,
Germany, dated April 29, 1931 by the German Government. He indicated he
wn, had milgtives in New York who were DeWITT BRONAPD, 1198 Ocean Avenue,
“es Brooklyn, a cousin, and WILLIAM 2aISS, 128 Bay 17th Street, Brooklyn, New
York, an uncle.”
Qo Decenber 12, 1935 BRECHT made an application for an exten=
sion of time which was notarized at New York City and he was granted the
extension until January 31, 1936. At that time his residence was 22 West
@th Street, New York City, : .
The subject applied for a second extension on January 2°, 1936
which was granted until February 5, 1936. BRECHT departed from liew York
City on February 5, 1936 on the S. S. MAJESTIC which was tound for
‘ Southampton, England.
. yO It is noted that RUTH is the subject of a separate in- :
“ vestigation in the New York Field ce entitled, "RU BERLAJ, with aliases:
Mrs. Ruth Berlau, rs. Robert Berlau, Mrs. Robert lund, Maria Sten; SECURTIY
‘ _ MATTER ~ C¥ and the iuvestigation relative to her activities in the Kew York
. , , Field Division will be reported in connection with that file. A copy of the
oy investigative report in that file is being forwarded to the los Angeles | Fielé :
“ Division as an enclosure to this report.
. = ENCLOSURE - 10S ANGELES (1) - ak
= REFERRED UPON COMPLETION 70 THE OFFICE GF RICH -
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