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Charles Lindbergh — Part 16
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"To secure effective control of tis Anerican Labor movement as long been the
ain of Nazi aseuts in the unitea States. Tne first attempts were st.gec in tue strcte;
Inaustrial center of Detroit e.riy in 1¥39. There the Gersan Auerican Sind nelped to
form an organization called the National workers League, tne chiei object of which was
recruit large maabers of workers fro the auto plants. The Nazis hopea that by involvi
sufficient auto workers in this organization they woulc soon dominate the unions in the
industry and, eventually, be able to sabotage ;roduction through slowdowns ana strixes.
srarecdfomse, an Anerican citizen «no hac for sous time been closely
associated with tae German Anerican Bund, was chosen to head this "lador" org:
in Detroit. Sage had oeen previously expelled irom the Chevrolet Jcear ang Axle local
of the United Autoaobile Workers (CIO) on charges of being « professional lesor spy."
The authors Jo on to relate that Saze imuediately began a yropaganca barrage
on the workers, ursing taem to join the National Workers League to fignt the "Jew
bosses," tiat his caupaign met wita a certain anount of success anc that curins 1$4u
his organization ,e.etratea the Ford, Chrysler, Plynouth, tudson and Packard auto
plants, as well as the U. S. Rubber, Murray Bocy anc ljotor Product companies. “hen the
auto workers finally recocnized wnat lay beninc Secze's. agitation, they lauacned a
vigorous counter-caujaisn throuh their union locals to expose tne f onal ‘vor:
Leacue ag @ Nazi-iaspirec fifth column, and thus the National workers Le. sue
grow into a powerful ;ro-Nazi labor orgunization.
The Nazis tnen turnea tasir etiextion to tne “lux Klan and succeeded in
collabore . witn Jawes A. Colescott, Imperial Wizard of the Klan. As a result of ti
collaboration tne i(lan invasion of wne isbor wovemsat Jot under w:, end after Fecrl
Harbor, the Klan activity in this fivid became in ified, especially in Detroit.
Perhaps the most successful act of Klan sabotage in Detroit was the riot
which it incited at the Sojourner Truth Settlement. The surpose behina tie riot was
made doubly clear when irom Serlin and Tokyo luria accounts of the aiLair were broad-
cast to India and Souta A.erica.
CAAPTEK III
"Sabotace oy Cartel"
In this chapter the authors .o into Captain Franz von Rintelea's
Aacrica durin, the last jorlé iar “itn revard to sabotexze. They state tuat von Rinte
he g = . a > a ‘a a8 : = aq
personally chained respousidility for the sabotage for some 30 A.erscan anc Alliec
snips loaded witn war matericis, but that actually the credit snould 0 to tr. ©
Aloert, "tne ruthiess little wild-mannerec Comiercisl Atta at the washington Zabe
+ 2
for the sabotage tecanique.
trr. Aloertts plan w2s exposed 95
Commercial Attacie was expellec elony vite
Rintelen rexained behind
Alouert's law parwner,
Ger.any to carry out as nic sabotase
by Dr. Albert in Vorle ir. “estrick was
nd he left the country in tse swamer oy 1540."
the Unitec States secret service, anc wh
von rapen -ron the Unitec States. Yon
In tre spring of 1540 Lr
ted States 2
entical to
New Yorl:
‘estrick, errivea
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