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- -l2- 4 "Psychological sabotaye is the systeaavic unaersiining of iworzle, tue waryin:, or public opinion, the Toaenting of doubt ana inaecasion, tne stirrin: up of dissension and cisunity. Applied paycholozy as a weapon of war means sroparanua intended_to influence tne mental attitudes oi nations toward war. "Disruptive propaganda, malicious rumors and lies, artizicially created . opposition movements, deliberate exploitation of genuine opposition movements, bribery, corruption and intimidation—these are the weapons of the Axis psychological saboteurs. In the United States, the psycholozical saboteurs have had five major oojectives: 1. To disrupt and disunite the Anerican people by the stirring up of race hatred and by similar divisive techniques. 2. To undermine the coalidence of tue Auerican people in tneir own form of goverment and in the,-Adwinistration of President Hoosevelt. 3. To isolate the United States and prevent it from joining any anti-Axis alliance and from aiding those nations attackea by the Axis aggressors. 4. To prevent tne United States from bein adequetely prepared for the Second ‘orld ‘ar. 5. To build an Anerican fascist party which would act as « -ifth column ally to the Axis attacx iron without. CiapTsx VIIL "The Secret Offensive" at In this chapter the late SenatoMLundeen, Jeorge SyivesterMiereck, and Ernst “/ilhelkgonle are discussed. All of this iniormation has coxe to the attention of the Bureau ;reviously. The chapter contains a nwxder of charts which have been reprocuced to fit in witn information contained in this chester. it is interestin. to note that the authors in advertising their oim book in the Septender 5, 1:42 issue of The Hour" state that their cook is illustra ‘ith approximately fi-ty pages of documents, many of which have never been publisned before, yet the letter reproduced on page 148, as well as other reprocuctions in this cha, ter, originally appeared in % pamphlet "Unbelievable--erchants of Hate't an anti-Hitler publication issued oy Friday, Incorporated. The letter on page 142 first appeared in the "Kews Letter" Spring Edition 1942. (100~530-53) Father oon lin is mentioned in this chapter. TT = On paze 152 the authors state tne following: "On January 13, 1940, the Federel Bureau of Investivetion arrested 17 members or the Cnristian rront. ACcoruing to J. Sdgar foover, the rronters plan: tto knock off about 4 dozen Conrressnen,' to assassinate ,rominent Anericans of Jewish extraction, and to seize Fost offices, the toms House, and armories in ew York City. ‘ne arrested Fronters nailed Coughlin as their Leader.