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So -- NOTE: Bufjles gontain no record identifiable with correspondent. C -- Gorrespondent enclosed literature from Dr. Erich Fromm, Liberation, —-_-__-5- Beekman sireet; New-York 38, New York, advertising this publication -- .*° - and ineluding a business reply envelope for subscription to "*Liberation.” - _ - Bufiles show that "Liberation" first appeared in March, 1956. One of itg contributing editors was Abraham John Muste of the Fellowship of See Reconciliation. It is reportedly an independent monthly interested in feo polities but independent of any party. It is against militarism and “. -yfolence and it stands for freedom and civil rights and includes and - po accepts all points of view. The basic editorial policy of the publication 47. Lei. aMegedly is pacifiam and nonviolence. (105~-55030) os he s-show that'Ericn #romm was sdheddicd io atiendd = O- Ju -7-- the World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace held in 23 m7") "Moscow, Russia, July 9~~-14, 1962. Bufiles also show that Fromm was. fo-"' “"."the sponsor of the New York Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy in 2" 4960, Fromm has been described as somewhat influenced by a Seen psychoanalyst point of view and as one who holds a "social-democrat ee... Viewpoint." In his writings on Berlin, he has called for a new approachg , "7 py the United States on the basis of no war over Berlin. (105-112622) / A ~ 7 a [Pavel Da RTE a ~ oe F . . $ ra J