Frederick Voigt to W. P. Crozier.
Location: Berlin.
He will move to Paris at the end of the year. The Braunschweige Landeszeitung, the official organ of the Brunswick government, has published a defamatory article about him along with mistranslated extracts from the M.G. article on Nazi excesses. He believes that there will be many witnesses, and that the evidence against the Brunswick government and the Nazis will be overwhelming. The costs will be paid by the 'Iron Front'. He does not plan to take up the matter; he is used to being attacked in the press; he quotes the Polish press as example. Breitsheid tells him that Republican Germany would like to see the action go ahead.