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tGOHEtTkSg from Ug0
I'd certain other propaganda actiY-
Ties" in the US.
The frenzy Of the Hungarian Nazis
q the US. against the leaders of
re Hungarian anti-fascist move
uent is direct result Of the activ-
lies 0 the latter in organizing
nited ront actions during recent
months.
They we're particularly incensed at
he formation Of united front com
nittees against Hungarian fascism
n this country as well as abroad.
These committees had the support Of
: large number of working class as
yell as middle class groups, including
he Central Hungarian Society, the
American Hungarian Jewish Fedora
ion, the Hungarian Literary Society,
he Hungarian Cultural Federation,
he Hungarian workers Federation
left wing, the Hungarian Section
If the International Workers Order
md others.
In reply to your letter Of Deem
Der H." Schilling informs de Al
massy, Il note with satisfaction that
your organization has already some
thing in the interest of our common
aim in this country.
ITO your question as to eoopera-
ton between our organizations, I
would give the following suggestion
II advise very urgently that you
10 not wait for any special instruc-
, ions from abroad because-seem-
ingly on account of political COM
plications in your country--these
would be delayed for some tine. And
immediate action is absolutely neces-
sary because-as we understand from
your letter-your forces are very
weak and the enemies OF our move
nlent among the Hungarians have
started something. You must organ
he your forces before these damned
Jews, the Communists and liberals,
strengthen their forces"
Later on" the letter continues sig
iifcantly, "you can probably gel
money from the organizations III
which you have influence"
SpanknOebel Technique"
This method follows the pattern oi
Heinz spanknoebel, former leader o.
he Friends Of New Germany,
whose usefulness to the Nazis Ger
nan Nazi Government was terminated
when the Daily Worker thru serie;
3f documents exposed his activities II
his country.
Schiiling's letter goes on to say thai
it Is unfortunate that the Hunga.
ians in this country, and especially
n New York, respond as yet verJ
weakly to our ideals"
Apparently for the purpose o
creating better response for tn
alurderous Nazi ideals" plans ar
put forward for the publication Of {
newspaper.
IT might also inform you," tn,
murder plot letter continues, "tha'
We have just received instructions Il
publish Hungarian National Social
st (NazD paper--if possible a daily
out by all means a weekly"
The Hungarian Nazis are told il
he letter that they must share par
If the expense Of the paper, and ar,
nformeo-dnost significantly tina
forts should be made to raise tn
initial funds frcm private sources
because We want TO keep the plan
or the paper secret until its appear
Arce is assured"
This correspondence is conclusive
proof that the Colonel Kovats So
;iety," which has been In existence Il
mis- country for some years, is nos
being used as the spearhead for Hun
?arian Nazi activities in the Unitet
states.
The Colonel Kovats Society has
turing recent months, organizes
jascist groups to attack workers
meetings in various parts of tn
country. In Hammond, Ind, q stee
center, their organized gangSter
broke up a meeting of Hungarian
workers. In New York City, early il
December, workers were driven from
meeting OF the society after OBJ
jectionS were voiced from the foo
against the adoption of a resolution
greeting the bloody Horthy govern
nent in Hungary.
This organization was original.
ormed to support the Hungarian
revision" movement following tn
signing Of the Treaty of Versailles
Like TIE Hitlerites in Germany, tn
hungarian chauvilists seek to utiliz
The mass resentment against the i'm
periahst Versailles treaty to foster Tx
fascist movement.
The Colonel K9yars, Society go
Us name from an Hungarian militar
nan who, like Steuben in Germany
Kosciousko in Poland and Lafayett
IN France, came to America to he'll
he Colonies in the war for indepen
ience against England in 1776.
Evidences Of the kinship between
the leaders of the Colonel Kovat
Society in the United States and tn
Hungarian fascists is seen in the simil
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