Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind
Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind
America and Britain did not fight Germany for any other reason than greed. Take it straight from the dog's mouth:
'Germany is becoming too strong. We must crush her...'
'Germany's unforgivable crime before the second world war was her attempt to extricate her economic power from the world's trading system and to create her own exchange mechanism which would deny world finance its opportunity to profit.'
'You must understand that this war is not against Hitler or National Socialism, but against the strength of the German people, which is to be smashed once and for all, regardless of whether it is in the hands of Hitler or a Jesuit priest.'
'What thrust us into war were not Hitler's political teachings: the cause, this time, was his successful attempt to establish a new economy. The causes of the war were: envy, greed, and fear.'
-British General and Historian John Frederick Charles Fuller (1878-1966)
The fact is nearly everything they say about Germany is true for the Allies, not Germany. The so-called war crimes and inhumanity. The racism and bigotry. The religious intolerance. All of these things were traits of America and Britain.
It is a shocking and terrible fact that nearly ten million German prisoners of war after WW2 were methodically murdered by American authorities. They died of starvation and deprivation of shelter from the elements. America purposefully murdered these men in a terrible slow death.
I recommend you read the books 'Other Losses', 'After the Reich', 'A Terrible Revenge', and most of all 'Hellstorm'. You'll be surprised at what you find.
And let's not forget 'democracy's' ally communist Russia. Stalin murdered tens of millions of innocent people. The communist regime had already murdered millions when America decided to give its all to protect the communists from Germany and its allies.
The tyrants ruling America were committed to save communist Russia at any cost. To read a summary of the shocking list of supplies America sent their communist allies during WWII click the link below.
Without these mountains of supplies communism would have died and millions and millions of lives would have been saved.
Here's a quote from Stalin himself:
'The United States is a country of machines. Without the use of these machines through Lend-Lease, we would lose this war.'
The communists who were ruling Russia with terror and genocide absolutely could not have continued the war without America's aid. Here is an estimate of Russia's initial losses in 1941 after the first six months of the German invasion.
72% of all Tanks.
The hidden world rulers were desperate to prop up the dying communist regime. A regime which would enslave half of Europe and commit numerous genocides against its brutalized subjects.
A tiny example of the inhuman brutality of the Soviet regime were the poor, broken, German men who surrendered at Stalingrad during WW2. 91,000 souls. Only about 6,000 would live. You'd have better odds blindfolding yourself and running though speeding traffic.
The famed Russian historian Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn estimated the number of Stalin's victims to be as high as 60 million!
40,000 people were being murdered every week in communist Russia! Can you imagine?
[Above: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (December 11, 1918 – August 3, 2008]
How about sixty million people murdered? Our human minds cannot even begin to grasp that number. How many people do you know personally? 50? 100? 200? Imagine all of the people you've ever met in your entire life. Thousands. Imagine all of the people you've ever seen in you life. In restaurants. Concerts. On the street. In cars. Even on television.
It wouldn't begin to add up to even a portion of SIXTY MILLION people. Can you imagine these people? They were just like you and me. They woke up the day they died. They picked out and put on their clothes that day, never knowing that this would be the day they died. They ate breakfast. Worried about money. Fought with their girlfriends/boyfriends. All the silly little mundane things that make up our lives. All the things that are seemingly unimportant until they are gone.
What did these SIXTY MILLION souls think about before they died? No doubt about their loved ones, who often died with them. Is there a god? Have I been a good person? What sort of legacy will I leave behind? What about my children?
They would have given anything to be whisked away to safety. To be able to LIVE.
Imagine SIXTY MILLION OF YOU. Tortured. Murdered. Dead.
[Above: A miniscule pile of murdered men and women for your desensitized eyes to feast on. Remember Holodomor!]
Stalin had already killed millions when America began to ship an endless sea of supplies to him.
In the beginning of 1933 the rural population of the Ukraine was being murdered at a rate of 25,000 a day! Half of them children. Stalin's communist regime created an artificial famine to punish the people of the Ukraine for resisting his communist policies. Look up the word 'HOLODOMOR'--you'll be disgusted at what you find.
[Above: 'Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.' - Matthew 5:10]
Yet the 'good guys'--America, shipped mountains of food, weapons, tanks, airplanes, medicine, everything you can think of, to the Soviet communist regime during WW2. Why?
Germany represented the end of their age-old order.
Savitri Devi said it best:
Their terrible rule which had stealthily enslaved mankind for many centuries. A world where the masses work their lives away and grow deeper in debt. A world where 99% of the wealth is in 1% of the population's hands. What a sickening truth.
The writer and poet Charles Bukowski told it like it is:
One man, a decorated war veteran, who was once homeless and penniless, rose to stop it all. From nothing. From obscurity. From hopelessness and despair. One man rose like a shooting star. To stop all of this madness. To speak the dangerous and deadly truth. To set the world free.
We'll let the American Reverend Dr. Ludwig A. Fritsch have the last words...
'When our soldiers returned home and after they had seen the sad consequences of our intervention in the European quarrel they cried out: 'We fought on the wrong side!'
[Above: Rita Luisa Zucca (1912-1998).]
As a teenager Rita went to a convent in Florence, Italy. After a quick visit to the United States to work in her father's restaurant, she decided to return to Italy in 1938. She began working as a typist and within three she renounced her American citizenship.
The success of German radio's 'Axis Sally' broadcasts with Gillars prompted Italy's Fascist government to do something similar. In 1943 the now 30-year-old Rita was hired by the Italian National Radio Network.
Rita was paired with a German broadcaster named Charles Goedel to do the radio program 'Jerry's Front Calling'. Rita's trademark goodbye sign-off was 'a sweet kiss from Sally' (as in Axis Sally). 'Hello Suckers!' was her sign-on hello, at least according to one account. If true, how appropriate, as she was speaking to the Allied men that had been duped into fighting a war that was destructive to all they held dear. If only they had a crystal ball to see what the world is like here in 2015 as I type this. They would be horrified that their countries were no longer recognizable to them. 'Axis Sally's' message would become all too clear.
[Above: 'Jerry's Front' German leaflets dropped on American soldiers. Click to see other side.]
[Above: 'Jerry's Front' German leaflets dropped on American soldiers. Click to see other side.]
[Above: Another 'Jerry's Front' German leaflet. This one has a radio schedule.]
Rita Zucca addressed the Allied troops on July 8, 1943, the night before the Allied invasion of Sicily:
'the wonderful boys of the 504th Parachute Regiment, Colonel Willis Mitchel's playboys [the 61st Troop Carrier Group] are going to carry you to certain death.
Rita retreated with the Germans to Milan in 1944 as the Allies advanced into Rome. There 'Jerry's Front' broadcast crew became attached to Liberty Station, a German military propaganda unit. Rita's final broadcast was on April 25, 1945.
Rita was arrested on June 5, 1945 while at her uncle's home in Turin, Italy. The American government unsuccessfully tried to charge her with treason, even though she had given up her American citizenship before she had begun to broadcast her shows. But the 'democratic' Allies weren't about to just let her go for her crime of disagreeing with them, even though everything she did was perfectly legal. An Italian military tribunal then brought up charges on her of collaboration. She received a sentence of 4½ years in prison on March 29, 1946, of which she served nine months of before being released. A general amnesty had been declared by Italy in 1946. The United States then barred Rita from returning there--ever.
Well, Rita, if you are somewhere out there tonight, as a United States citizen, I can say that you didn't miss out on much, as this country has spiraled into the pits of Hades ever since the fires of 1945.
[Above: Rita Luisa Zucca, standing beside her weapon of war--the radio!]
'Hello boys... how are you tonight? A lousy night it sure is... Axis Sally is talking to you... you poor, silly dumb lambs, well on your way to be slaughtered!'
[Above: Mildred Elizabeth Gillars (November 29, 1900 – June 25, 1988), after her arrest in Germany in March 1946.]
[Above: Gillars during the days of her theatrical career]
[Above: A young Mildred Gillars in her first communion dress]
[Above: Gillars working as artist's model, circa 1928]
'I tried to warn America against Communism and Judaism, to show how they were threatening and undermining America.
Koischwitz and Gillars fell in love during the intense times on the air. His creative energy and drive were magnetic to Gillars. But by 1944 another tragedy struck; Koischwitz died (under rather mysterious and suspicious conditions).
[Above: US counter-intelligence corps issued this wanted poster in March 1946 in occupied Berlin.]
[Above: Mugshot.]
'If this "Axis Sally" isn't prosecuted to the limits of the
law, and punished as she deserves,
[Above: Newspaper celebrating the end of the show-trial of Gillars.]
[Above: Postage stamp from 1937 bearing the images of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. It says: 'Two Peoples, One War.']
During WWII massive amounts of Libyan people volunteered to fight for the Axis cause.
Like the Germans, the Italians rebuilt mosques, created Quranic schools and helped pilgrims visit Mecca, called 'The Hajj', an annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, the holiest city for Muslims. The Italians even built a High School of Islamic Culture in Tripoli.
In 1937 Benito Mussolini visited Libya in a widely celebrated affair.
[Above: The streets were lined with ecstatic people. A victory for the Axis was a victory for Africa.]
[Above: In 1939 Libyans whom desired so were granted special Italian citizenship by Royal Decree No. 70 on January 9, 1939.]
[Above: 'Vinceremo! - Wir Werden Siegen! - We Will Win!' This postcard was issued by the PNF (Federation dei Fasci di Combattimento Triploi or Fascist Federation Combat League in Tripoli).]
[Above: Libyan soldiers were considered very professional and reliable. They were loyal troops with an excellent combat record.]
The sword was decorated in eleborate arabesque (an ornamental design consisting of intertwined flowing lines, originally found in Arabic or Moorish decoration), with a double-edged straight blade and a hilt and solid gold friezes. This work of art was made by the art firm Picchiani e Barlacchi di Firenze. The company is still in business, formed in 1902, and describes itself as 'the leading family-run company producing made to perfection medals and metal objects'.
[Above: Berber leader Iusuf Kerisc]
After the ceremony, the sword was placed in a small glass reliquary at Rocca delle Caminate, Mussolini's summer house. This priceless sword disappeared after July 25, 1943, when Mussolini's house was robbed and destroyed by bands of communists.
[Above: Mussolini is given the Sword of Islam]
[Above: The Man himself. The sword in Mussolini's hand is The Sword of Islam. It was made to represent the people's trust in him.]
The sword was bestowed on Mussolini on March 20, 1937, just outside of Tripoli. He was given the sword by Iusuf Kerisc, a leader of the Berber people. The sword was delivered during an extravagant ceremony, with cannon shots and thousands of troops on display. Mussolini promised 'peace, justice, wellness and respect for the laws of the Prophet.'
A year later, in 1938, the Berber people erected a monument of Mussolini on horseback in the main square of the Libyan capital. The base read: 'To Benito Mussolini, peacemaker of the people, redeemer of the land of Libya, the mindful population and exhibitions where the Sword of Islam flashed consecrate in the sign of the Lictor a loyalty that challenges the destiny.'
[Above: A modern remake of the statue.]
[Above: This envelope was sent on February 7, 1942 from Tripoli to Rome. Note the stamps say 'Two Peoples, One War'.]
[Above: Tobruk is a port city on Libya's eastern Mediterranean coast, near the border with Egypt. '6-21-1942' is the day the Allied forces in and around Tobruk surrendered to Rommel's forces. Rommel took more than 30,000 prisoners, 2,000 vehicles, 2,000 tons of fuel, and 5,000 tons of rations. Adolf Hitler awarded Rommel the coveted field marshal's baton as a reward for his stunning victory. The postage stamp above is that of Italian East Africa, however it has an erroneous overprint that is a postwar fantasy. Click to see more.]
[Above: General Government (Poland) postage stamp made in 1944 depicting the Goralenvolk. It is known as the 'couple from Goralen'. The stamp was never released and is quite rare. After the war this stamp and others in the set leaked out into the market from the state printing office in Vienna.]
[Above: The Goralenvolk in traditional costumes greet German officials.]
[Above: Waclaw Krzeptowski.]
[Above: Waclaw Krzeptowski (center) and Hans Frank.]
[Above: Waclaw Krzeptowski in white cloak standing beside Hans Frank and other German officials.]
[Above: Henryk Szatkowski (left) with his comrades in Zakopane. Circa late 1930s.]
[Above: 500 zlotych note (circa 1940) featuring the image of a Goralenvolk man.]
[Above: Princess Helena Adelaide]
Princess Helena's friendship with Germans during Denmark's occupation earned her the hatred of the victorious Allies and their ceaseless propaganda machine. The 'resistance' in Denmark fingered her as a traitor (to what communism?) after the war, saying she was the only member of the Danish royal family to have 'betrayed' Denmark.
[Above: Princess Helena Adelaide as a young girl]
During the war she received and entertained Germans in her home and attended parties hosted by them. The Princess also participated on January 18, 1942 in the memorial service for Danish Waffen-SS officer C.E. von Schalburg, after he had died fighting on the Eastern Front. Schalburg was an important figure, and a true martyr against bolshevism and a hero to all free-thinking Danish.
After the war and the victory of communist and capitalist slavery, Princess Helena was exiled from Denmark and placed under 'house arrest' at the Glücksburg Castle in Germany,
only returning in 1947 when her husband was dying.
[Above: Princess Helena Adelaide with her husband and children]
[Below: The following three images are taken from the wartime German publication 'Signal Magazine'.]
[Below: This is a modern graphic that is truly insane. And these hypocrites dared called Germany a warmonger.]
[Below: Here is a comic strip from a 1930s German publication showing the German colony at top, being one of order and protection, and that of Britain, France and Belgium being of murder, alcohol, missionaries pushing a foreign religion, fleecing the population, race mixing and enslavement.]
[Below: Illustrierter Beobachter (Illustrated Observer), 1939 edition bearing the words 'Englands Shuld' = 'England's Guilt'. How true this picture was... now it is all peoples beneath that throne.]
[Below: Illustrierter Beobachter (Illustrated Observer), March 1940 edition, bearing the words 'Frankreichs Shuld' = 'Frances's Guilt'. You'll note the Jew caricature has a paper with the words 'Havas' in his pocket. Havas is the Havas News Agency, the largest and most influential news agency in France. The African caricature stands for the black troops France used to occupy the Rheinland after WW2, purposefully shaming Germany.]
'In 1900, the English Empire, including the seas on which England was indisputably supreme, covered 17/20ths of the surface of the earth.'
[Above: Éamon de Valera]
De Valera was a leader of Ireland's struggle for independence from the United Kingdom in the War of Independence and of the anti-Treaty opposition in the ensuing Irish Civil War (1922–1923).
Much of Ireland identified with the Germans during WW2, seeing a German victory as a victory for Ireland and a chance for a united and free Ireland. As we talked about in our Ireland profile on page one, there were several ways the Irish helped the Germans in WWII. There were Irish whom were agents of the Germans in Ireland, relaying information on British activity to the Germans.
There was also the People's National Party of Eoin O'Duffy which was closely aligned with Germany. O'Duffy even offered to raise a 'Green Legion' of Irishmen to fight on the Russian front. Ultimately though, being under the guns of Britain, Ireland had no choice but to remain officially neutral during WWII.
In May of 1945 the leader of Ireland Éamon de Valera shocked the tyrannical Allies' blood-thirsty brains when he offered formal condolences to National Socialist Germany on the news of the death of Adolf Hitler during WWII.
De Valera had also two years previously angered the Allies by sending a personal note of congratulations to Subhas Chandra Bose upon his declaration of the Azad Hind (Free India) government in 1943.
[Above: Sir Roger David Casement (September 1, 1864 – August 3, 1916)]
On December 27, 1914 Sir Roger Casement, a former British diplomat and knight, signed an agreement in Berlin, authorizing the "Irish Brigade" be formed from Irish prisoners of war who had been drafted to fight for Britain.
Ultimately Casement wished to send a fighting unit of Irishmen to Ireland to fight the British occupiers.
In 1916 Casement returned to Ireland by German U-boat and was captured by the British and executed for treason (patriotism!).
[Above: Roger Casement honored on an Irish postage stamp.]
[Above: The grave of Roger Casement in Glasnevin, Ireland.]
'As a young man at home I felt somehow that this was not the life for me. It is a strange fact that I had a desire to become either a soldier or a priest.
[Above: Father John Nicholson (1868 - February 7, 1935)]
Church records state:
Father Nicholson had been ordained in 1897, and had served in Houston, Texas, until coming to Wyoming for his health in the latter part of 1916. He was pastor in Newcastle and Buffalo until his transfer to Laramie in 1920. A scholarly man, he was devoted to his people and solicitous in every matter than concerned them. It was he who built this church, taking the design from a church he had admired in Germany. Many of the tiles and designs in the sanctuary were of his own creation. He died in 1935, and through a fortunate investment he had made, willed a bequest of $20,000 to the parish. This later was a decisive factor in making the parochial school a reality.'
James O'Donovan (November 3, 1896 – June 4, 1979), also known as Seamus O'Donovan, was an important volunteer in the Irish Republican Army (IRA). He fought in the Irish War of Independence and also on the Anti-Treaty side (those who would not accept a compromise with the British and the Anglo-Irish Treaty) during the Irish Civil War. His convictions landed him in prison many times, such as his imprisonment during the Irish War of Independence. He was an explosives expert and in 1921 became the IRA Director of Chemicals.
In August of 1938, at the urging of the IRA chief of staff Seán Russell, he created the S-Plan, a bombing campaign targeting England. He wrote in his unpublished memoirs that he 'conducted the entire training of cadre units, was responsible for all but locally-derived intelligence, carried out small pieces of research and, in general, controlled the whole explosives and munitions end of S-plan.'
A true patriot, during WWII O'Donovan saw in the Germans a chance for Irish liberation. Likewise the Germans saw in him a man who could help them fight their common enemy. The German Abwehr and O'Donovan began a working relationship.
O'Donovan recalled that on the third of February a German Abwehr agent 'met Seán Russell and myself in Pete's [Kearney] house in Clontarf. He explained that his principals would be glad to meet a representative from us and discuss the possibility of assistance...'
On behalf of the IRA, O'Donovan visited Hamburg Germany with his wife, the first of three visits in 1939 and was known as 'Agent V-Held'. On February 28 of that year he set up an arms and radio equipment delivery deal at the Abwehrstelle in Hamburg. He wrote later that his visit was 'to discuss potential agents, the supply of arms in the event of war, radio sets and courier communication.'
That spring, on April 26, another arms deal was struck between O'Donovan and the Abwehrstelle. This deal included the help of a Breton secret courier connection to Ireland via France.
Meanwhile the 'S-plan' was in full swing, in May 1939 alone there were over 40 IRA incendiary, tear-gas and bomb attacks in thirteen English towns and cities.
[Above: An IRA attack in Coventry]
O'Donovan's memoirs reveal that during his final visit to Germany in late summer 1939 he met with several Abwehr agents who he found very sympathetic to his cause. He noted that their 'sympathy with my objectives was obvious and sincere'.
Approximately a year after O'Donovan's relationship with the Abwehr began, on February 9, 1940, Germany sent Abwehr II agent Ernst Weber-Drohl to Killala Bay, County Sligo, via a U-boat (U-37). This agent brought a Ufa transmitter (which was somehow lost in the process), new transmission codes, $14,450 in cash, and instructions for O'Donovan, who now was the chief IRA contact for Abwehr I/II.
A total of thirteen German Abwehr agents were sent to Ireland between 1939–1943. A radio link was established and the courier service previously established was in operation.
In 1940, James O'Donovan formed a political party called Córas na Poblachta, but not much became of it. He died in Dublin in June, 1979. He died, according to those who knew him, without any regrets regarding his alliance with National Socialist Germany.
O'Donovan proclaimed that a German victory 'would have been very generous indeed' to Ireland, and 'at last would become a place worth living in'.
[Above: Ruth Eweler.]
[Above: Ruth Eweler.]
[Above: Ruth Eweler in the Daughter of the Samurai.]
[Above: An ad for Daughter of the Samurai.]
[Above: The Daughter of the Samurai.]
[Above: Ruth Eweler.]
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-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (1874-1965), speaking to American General Robert E. Wood, in November 1936.
-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (1874-1965), speaking to Lord Robert Boothby.
-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (1874-1965), from the book by Emrys Hughes, 'Winston Churchill - His Career in War and Peace.'
-Josef Stalin, circa 1943, quoted in W. Averell Harriman and Elie Abel's 'Special Envoy to Churchill and Stalin', 1941-1946, Random House, N.Y., 1975, p. 277.
34% of all Combat Aircraft.
56% of all Small-arms and Machine guns.
69% of all Anti-Tank guns.
59% of all Field guns and Mortars.
'The age old enemies of mankind were aghast; for in that loud outburst of frenzied joy that echoes from new Germany throughout the world, they heard the death-knell of their long-established rule and felt the first signs of the end of their ascendancy.'
-Savitri Devi
"Slavery was never abolished, it was only extended to include all the colors."
-Reverend Dr. Ludwig A. Fritsch
We know where and when you are jumping and you will be wiped out.'
...I say damn Roosevelt, damn Churchill and damn all of their Jews who have made this war possible. And I as an American girl will stay over here on this side of the fence, on Germany's side because it is the right side...'
-'Axis Sally' from a May 1943 broadcast
Gillars was an American broadcaster who worked in Germany during WWII. She read propaganda, news reports and even plays over the air waves, which were received in America. She was also widely listened to by Allied troops in Europe.
1940 would be a fateful year for Gillars when she obtained a job with the Reichs-Rundfunk-Gesellschaft (RRG), German State Radio.
Tragically Karlson would later die in action on the Eastern Front.
In 1942 Gillars met Max Otto Koischwitz, the program director of the 'USA Zone' at the radio station. He cast Gillars in a new show called Home Sweet Home, which spoke to American soldiers directly. She participated in several other important propaganda works, including interviewing American P.O.W.s to be later played on the air. She also read medical reports of recently downed bomber pilots, letting their families know they were alive.
All the things I warned against have become actualities.
Oh, if only those poor GI's who sacrificed their lives and futures had realized what was going on.'
--"Axis Sally Seized Again in Germany", January 22, 1947
Gillars continued on without her love and inspiration. She continued her shows until the very end. Her last broadcast was on May 6, 1945, just two days before the German surrender.
The powers controlling the USA wanted revenge and the U.S. attorney general dispatched a gargoyle named Victor C. Woerheide to Berlin to find and arrest Gillars.
After undergoing various unconstitutional arrests and imprisonments in Germany she was finally shipped to the United States to await trial on August 21, 1948.
Gillars was indicted on September 10, 1948, and charged with ten counts of treason, even though she had renounced her American citizenship and took an oath to Germany. It was a true show trial. Her defense wasn't allowed any room to work. Every valid point the defense brought to the trial the judge struck from the record and told the jury to disregard. The tyrants behind the curtain in the USA wanted to imprison her for speaking out against them, PERIOD.
then surely those American Soldiers who went to their graves,
directly and indirectly through her propaganda during the war,
shall haunt us through our living days.'
--Tom Clark, Attorney General, Washington, D.C., January 27, 1947
that of making the 'Vision Of Invasion' broadcast. She was sentenced to 10 to 30 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. In 1950, a federal appeals court upheld the sentence.
She remained unrepentant her whole time during incarceration and after her release. She held firmly to the belief that she was railroaded to prison unjustly and that she did nothing wrong.
Mildred Gillars died of colon cancer at Grant Medical Center in Columbus on June 25, 1988.
The belief that the Goralenvolk were of German origin probably originated in the 19th century.
In the 1885 Meyers Konversationslexikon entry under Goralen it states that Germans settled in the area in the 11th century but were slavicized.
In 1942 he helped create the Goralisches Committee. But alas, it was not meant to be. The war ended their hopes and dreams and the communists occupied their lands for decades to come.
In 1946 he was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Szatkowski was an ethnic German, and a believer in National Socialism's fight against communism.
He worked as an informer for the Abwehr, and was one of the founders of the Waffen-SS Goralische Legion movement.
Szatkowski fled from Podhale with the retreating Germans at the end of World War II.
He was never to be heard from again.
Vanished.
He was most likely murdered, his body never identified.
He left behind his wife Maria and children.
--The Lost Writings of Francis Parker Yockey, pg. 64, (c)2013 Invictus Books
Perhaps there is a great deal common to both - the fighting spirit. Anyway I never regretted the step I took.'
-Irish Press, September 23, 1931
'I am firing off all the arguments I can which cause discussion in the camp, but any general change is not yet apparent. But I have not lost hope'
Although Father Nicholson was born in Ireland he was an American citizen. He left for Germany on December 18, 1914.
'Father John T. Nicholson, was a native Irishman who had come to the United States as a youth to make his seminary studies, but who never lost his affection for Ireland. It is related of him that he spent some time in Germany in 1916, and that, while there, he tried to aid Sir Roger Casement in securing German assistance for the Irish cause. In doing so he aroused the wrath of the English Government. Happily, he did not fall into their hands.
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