Frederick Voigt to W. P. Crozier.
Location: London.
He is awaiting some documents from Barcelona about military matters, which reveal collusion between the rebels and the Nazis. They were discovered by a German refugee; two communists, Katz and Münzenberg are in charge of them in Paris, but he regards them as unscrupulous characters. They are withholding access to the documents; Wolf has seen them. He encloses two more letters to the editor, one of which (Werwarth), describes Dachau, as it is now. Dore is rather better; he has an idea of doing some work for the M.G.