Frederick Voigt to W. P. Crozier.
Location: London.
He responds to his several letters. He sees, 1. No harm in letting the 'Friends of Europe' reprint articles on the German religious conflict. 2. No harm in publishing the letter from 'Traveller'. 3. The case of Hans Litten 'is one of the most tragic of all'. The case has received a great deal of publicity and several prominent people have taken it up with Göring. The letter from Elfterwalde could be published.