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the fate and role of German party members and British sympathizers
A Nazi journalist comes to London -- Founding the London Ortsgruppe -- Otto Bene, Ortsgruppenleiter, 1932-1935 -- Establishing a Nazi brown house -- The expulsion of Hans Wilhelm Thost -- Appointment of a Nazi consul-general -- The Nazi takeover of the German news agencies -- Party and SS members in the German embassy -- Bonhoeffer and the struggle for church autonomy -- Nazi infiltration of business and labor -- Mosley's British Union of Fascists -- Nazi influence over the British Legion -- Otto Karlowa and the Landesgruppe Gross Britannien -- The government's dilemma: whether to outlaw foreign organizations -- German journalists -- Nazi intimidation leads to deportations -- The question of espionage
A Nazi journalist comes to London -- Founding the London Ortsgruppe -- Otto Bene, Ortsgruppenleiter, 1932-35 -- Establishing a Nazi brown house -- The expulsion of Hans Wilhelm Thost -- Appointment of a Nazi consul-general -- Nazi takeover of the German news agencies -- Party and SS members in the German embassy -- Bonhoeffer and the struggle for church autonomy -- Nazi infiltration of business and labor -- Mosley's British Union of Fascists -- Nazi influence over the British Legion -- Otto Karlowa and the Landesgruppe Gross Britannien -- The government's dilemma: whether to outlaw foreign organizations -- German journalists -- Nazi intimidation leads to deportations -- The question of espionage. - Includes bibliographical references and index
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