W. P. Crozier to Frederick Voigt.
Location: [Manchester].
He believes that Japan means to attack Russia. He thinks it would be useful if he went to the Ukraine again, but not until after the Saar plebiscite. He agrees with Voigt's proposed way of working from London. He wants to develop a 'pulpit' feature in the news columns for Voigt's notes on foreign affairs. He mentions Hoesch. He thinks the Nazis will be watching him (Hoesch) and reporting his activities to Rosenberg.