tire Nazi press in Germany. Further it will “supply the American press and public with authentic information about the character and aims of the National Socialist movement and its relation to the Germany of today.”
Mr. Ludecke, who married an American in 1927, has lived in this country much of the five years which have elapsed. He has been identified with the Nazi movement since 1921.
The bureau will also undertake to distribute information concerning the Nazi movement in the neighboring countries of Canada and New Mexico.
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