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._,_ gfeniégegtial Letter to Director I He attended University in Paris from 193k/to 1935 His previous employment was listed as follows: war Department Language Unit, 165 Broadway, New York City, October 13, 19L3. .-~ -4 Office of European Economic Research, 110 West hOth Street, New York City, September, 19h2 to September, l9h3. American Labor Education Service, n35 West 59th Street, New York City, March, 19h2-to September, l9h3. . "Survey Graphic", I12 East 19th Street,,Hé; York City, .Hevsmber,.19h1 to March l9h2. Professor H. WEHBERG, Geneva, Switzerland, November, 1933 to May, 19hD. P.A.S. Literary Agency, 6 Rue A. Moissant, Paris, France, October, 1933 to July, 1939. l He advised that he had been a member of the American Federation of Democratic Hungarians, 325 East 80th Street, New York City, for two years. He indicated he first entered the United States on June 3, l9h1 at New York. He further indicated that he had - been in Germany from 1930 to 1933 as a resident; in France from 1933 to 19h0 as a resident; in England during the sumers of 1938 and 1939 for vacations; and in Spain and Portugal in 19h0, giving his reason for the visit as "transit". I References were listed as follows: - . EHIg§;?ROM, 320 Central Park West, New York City, a psycho1o who he had own seventeen years. . sassy 1. .' anon, 385 Central Park West, New York City, a ' " Gove nt employee, whom he had known for t
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