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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 19 p. 33 (DB Cooper-5888), Letter, dated 10 Jan 1972, serial 62-0-7069 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-19/pages/33
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62-0-7069
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JAN 1 2 1972
FBI — PORTLAND
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Jan 10, 1972
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
C/o Federal Court Bldg.
Portland, Ore.
Gentlemen;
Years ago, when I attended [redacted] I was
high school in [redacted]
shocked to learn of secret German
"Bund" meetings. The very thought
that people of German descent were
more loyal to "the Fatherland," than
they were to America, was revolting.
I was told that [redacted] and
others, held these "meetings" in
cellars and secret places. And, in
retrospect, they were undoubtedly the
same kind of people who today will
buy a Stihl chain saw, or S.I.P., or
a Volkswagon. (To a traitor, it
would be of no criteria, that S.I.P.
is distributed by the Mafia!)
But you would think, that "time"
would diminish these "German
superior" people! You'd think that
the rise and fall of the "Third Reich,"