The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
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 Major General John Frederick Charles Fuller, c. B., c. B. E., and D. 8. O., was a much-decorated of- ficer and distinguished soldier in the army of Great Britain. He is also an associate and a weekly scontribu- tor to an American publication which bears on its masthead the names of some of the most dis tinguished and liberal writers in America General Fuller can well be proud of his listing with these distinguished Americans; for the plain fact of the matter is that his name is not only listed but linked with some of the worst Fascists and Nazis in the world today.
 Major General John Frederick Charles Fuller, c. B., c. B. E., D, s. O., was member of Sir Oswald Mosely's Fascist party in England - and was said to have been slated to become British Minister of War if British Fascists came to power |. It must be great shock to high q 0oN4OO O4ANACO OO OCC NCAlCA 0A < UA- ler's name listed on the same page with American liberals because, in the first issue of the Fascist Quar- terly, published in London, vol. l: number l, January, 1885. he hon. ored them with a full article. The other contributors were Sir Oswald Mosely (arrested and confined since war began) and William Joyce (known throughout the world as 6ritain's No. betrayer, Lord Haw- HawD
 l" The Generals article is modelled on the best thinking of Herr Goeb- bels and Julius Streicher. It is hoped that the Generals military exporting is greater than his poli- tical insight, because millions of Bri- tons have gone to war to fight the thing for which it stands; the royal family itself has gone to battle to preserve English institutions from the corroding plight of Fascism, Mosely and Joyce!
 That the General had some knowledge of the choice he was making is evident from his record: Maj. Gen. John Frederick Charles Fuller, c. B., 1880; c. B. E., 1926; D. s. O., 1917; late Oxfordshire and Bucks Light Infantry; B. 1878; m. 1006. Sonia, D., of Dr. M. Karnatzi of Warsaw. Served South African War, 1899-19O2 (Queens Medal and three clasps, Kings Medal and two claspO; European War, 1914-18 (despatches, D. s. O.. Brevet It. Col, Legion of Honour, Order of Leopold of Belgium, Off, cier de l'Instruction Publique); Maj. Gen., 1880; retired pay, 1883 :. Holding himself as an expert, he can hardly plead ignorance!
 Along with Major General Full lers' article, the magazine, Fascist Quarterly, advertised such books as "Hitler's Wonderland" by Michael Frey; Germany Reborn" by Her mann Goering |. But not content with the kind of associations he had in the first issue, Major General Fuller contributed to the second ,- edition, in April, 1885. Also contri- putting was Alfred Rosenberg, the Nazi chief, who wrote on world philosophy and foreign policy; and there was full reprint of speech by Benito Mussolini. General Fuller stated philosophy which would make Joe McWilliams blush with envy. His vituperation would make Fritz Kuhn seem like a shrinking violet, and Fuller crowns it all with quotations from documents which for long have been classified as the worlds most villainous forgeries!
 Tn General Fullers article, "Fas- cism and War;" he urged that Ger many should conquer Austria. He