[Weltdienst Office correspondence]

[Weltdienst Office correspondence] 

[Weltdienst Office correspondence] 

1 electronic resource (27 pages) 

The file contains a letter of a P. Schwed to the Wiener library with informations about Toedtli. Schwed also seems to be the one who provided the Welt-Dienst correspondence to the Wiener library. Most of the correspondence in the file is from end of 1943 to the beginning of 1944 and about advancing Anti-Jewish Propaganda. The correspondence is from the Welt-Dienst which was then connected to the Institute for the Study of the Jewish Question in the department for supranational forces in the Amt Rosenberg. A statement of Hagemeyer, director of the department Rosenberg regarding a complaint of W.K. Grimm about the lack of Anti-Jewish propaganda. Conclusion that the Welt-Dienst and the Anti-Komintern will republish the Whise Men of Zion. A letter of Stellrecht to Albrecht who wrote a protocol at a lecture of Rosenberg with amendments for the protocol. Rosenberg spoke about stepping up Anti-Jewish propaganda and that the Welt-Dienst should be involved in the Anti-Jewish propaganda for POWs. Letter of the consultant of Rosenberg to the publisher of the Welt-Dienst Richter denying that there's already a decision of Keitel to use the Welt-Dienst for Anti-Jewish propaganda for POWs. Letter of Schirmer to Rosenberg from 1942 about a request of Reinecke to support the publication of the Wise Men of Zion for English and French POWs. Letter of Richter to Koeppen about the publication of the Wise Men of Zion. Note of Hagemeyer for Rosenberg of concentration the Anti-Jewish Propaganda. Correspondence between Reiffer of the Welt-Deinst and Koeppen about the draft of the publication of the Wise Men of Zion. Letter of Richter to Koeppen about the order of Keitel to use the Welt-Dienst as propaganda about the Jewish Question on POWs. Letter of Richter to Rosenberg wishing him a Merry Christmas. Letter of Richter to Koeppen confirming correspondence. Lettter of Koeppen to Richter asking on behalf of Borman about a claim from 1935 about Graziani.