LetterHandwritten letter re German Bund meetings and D.B. Cooper, with envelope to Kalama Chief of Police10 January 1972page 1 of 4
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Part 19, page 39

DB Cooper-5894

Document date 10 January 1972

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Jan 10, 1972 Tillamook, Ore.

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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

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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 [guess: S.I.P.], or a Volkswagon. To a traitor, it would be of no criteria, that [guess: S.I.P.] is distributed by the Mafia! But you would think that "time" would diminish these [guess: Germany] "superior" people! You'd think that the rise and fall of the Third Reich,

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DB Cooper-5894