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Free America!: Six Addresses on the Aims and Purposes of the German American Bund.
New York: A.V. Publishing Corporation
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The German-American Bund was Hitler's attempt to recruit Americans, so barefaced that it never achieved great numbers or influence. When America entered World War II, the members of the Bund attempted to destroy all of their connections, and the literature is consequently very rare.


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