Frederick Voigt to W. P. Crozier.
Location: Hotel Le Royal, Paris.
By 'Marxism' the Germans mean the German revolution - which was Liberal rather than Socialist. Constitutional reforms in October 1918 were its essence. Marxism is used as a general term of abuse for the Catholic Centre, Liberals, Freemason, Marxists, Jews and Jesuits. He says these views are not new and can be found in the Austrian anti-Semitism movement of the 80s, from which Hitler has borrowed heavily. He asks if he can proof the Ukrainian articles himself, to eradicate errors and accidental loss of meaning. He asks to see the proof of his obituary of Hindenburg.