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Albert Einstein — Part 5
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bJe e United States Office of Censorship intercepted
a letcer dated July 27, 1943, addressed to Professor Albert
Einstein, 112 Mercer Screat, Princeton, New Jersey, U. S. A.,
fren Mexico, D. F.
A report made ty the Office of Censor? ship steted |
that tne writer, using the letterhead of Freies leutschland,
elaborated on- thea recently published reports concerning the
establisnment of a National Committee of Free Germany by Ger-
man prisoners of war in Russia.
‘no up nis comments the writer stated tiat
conside vole which this extratpriinary ceeurrens?
could play in the Geruen anti-Nazi oprositions e tyugele fer
an Ailiec Nations Victory, the writer’ 8 organization thrrug
{ts periodical "Fretes Deutschlend" was Lr aupewating a free
discussion concerning the National end Interuational impart
ance of the “Moscow Committee lof Free Germany.
Tie writer invited Einstein to participrte in this
discussion and to state his attitude at the possible eurliest
moment,
acsoraing to the censorship examiners notc, the
writer was assotfated editorially with 'Freies Deutschland
_a German language periodical sponsored by the Tree German
Moveuert.
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