Box 1
Contains 7 Results:
Register; original contents list of donation
The articles, newspaper clippings and correspondence in the Friedrich Ernst Auhagen Collection were collected between 1939 and 1952 by Henry Pope, a prominent Republican and Chicago area businessman who was indicted in 1941 for failure to register as a German agent. Betty and Henry Pope frequently invited Dr. Auhagen into their home when he visited the area. Auhagen claimed that his arrest was part of a Democratic plot to discredit German- American Republican leaders.
American Fellowship Forum
Today's Challenge, v. 1 no. 1, June/July 1939 (contains 3 articles by Auhagen, one under the pseudonym of “Ferdinand Cooper”)
The American Fellowship Forum platform and program
Freidrich Ernst Auhagen addresses
[address to the German University League], March 16, 1939, upon which the American Fellowship Forum was founded.
“America and Germany,” July 15, 1939.
Town Meeting, v. 5 no. 8, December 4, 1939, [responses by Auhagen and others to question: What Kind of Peace Can Europe Make?]
Dorothy Thompson
“On the Record” column on Dr. Auhagen, October 23, 1940.
Pilot Radio transcript, Dorothy Thompson on Dr. Auhagen, October 20, 1940.
Lawrence Dennis to Dorothy Thompson in published, Weekly Foreign Letter, December 9, 1940.
Newspaper clippings, (originals and photocopies), 1940 - 1941
re: Auhagen arrest and trial
Correspondence: Alfred S. Holmes to Edward and Dorothy Carus
July 22, 1941 and July 30, 1941 re: Auhagen appeal
Holmes was Auhagen's lawyer; Mr. & Mrs. Carus had hosted Augen in their LaSalle, Illinois home for several months before his arrest.
Correspondence: Friedrich E. Auhagen to Henry & Betty Pope
December 9, 1952 with copy of petition for a new trial enclosed as well as photograph of Auhagen with his infant son.
Removed for cataloging: Today's Challenge, v. 1 no. 1 and v. 1 no. 3, 1939; The Forum Observer, two issues, 1940.