◆ SpookStack

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION File no. 14-106 VEU Form No.1 THIS CASE ORIGRNATED AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS WRIOR ERBE DATE WHEN MADEE 5/2/45 4/12,16,23/45 BOSTON," MASS. CHARACTEX OF TTLE NOILIGGS HENRY HILLER Bureau advised that Subject is.alleged to have tcld a group of V-12 students at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire.. that the Nazis were just. the .same sort'of people as Ameri-- ORMAT 7. cans and were fighting for.the same thing. It was'further alleged that the Subject believes that the Nazis are decent people and that he likes collaborationists. Inquiry at. Dartmouth reflected that in November, lylili, the Subject : NOIL appeared before two classes in Comparative Literature, con- sisting of both v-12 and-civilian studonts but that no LASSIFIED Such statements were-made by him. ..Indications'are- that Hs source of original. complaint. Subject is a writer, of considerable note and /. has had several books published in this country and abroad. Bureau letter dated March 10, 1945. REFEREN DETAILS: Reference Bureau letter reflected that information had. been received to the effect thet HENRy MILLER, who is described as a phony writer, recently spoke at Dartmouth College before a group of members of the Navy V-l2 program. It was alleged that uiLLER told the group that the Nazis were just the same sort of people as the Americans and. that they were fighting for the same thing. According to- the Bureau's source of information, the Subject has a. .the Nazis are very decent people and likes collaborationists. From the meager descriptive data obtained from the originsl DO NOT WR E SPACES POPY IN EILE INDEXED F Bureau 13 Mn: 4 345 Boston COPIES DESTROYED 9 08 AUG 22 1961