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From John Rogge to Joseph Roos

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Title	From John Rogge to Joseph Roos
Description	Early in 1944, in preparation for his case to go to trial, John Rogge (the prosecutor in United States v. McWilliams) wrote to Joseph Roos of the Jewish Community Relations Committee in Los Angeles to inquire about several potential witnesses. Both Roy Arnold and Charles Young were agents who had collected data against the accused seditionists; Rogge requests the information from Roos, and also requests the identity of another individual, known as "Informant B". 11 x 8.5 in.
Subject	Trials (Political crimes and offenses) Criminal procedure Sedition Subversive activities Correspondence United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Keywords	United States v. McWilliams; Nazi; Great Sedition Trial of 1944; National Socialist German Workers Party; Smith Act; Charles J. Young; Roy H. Arnold;
Location	Washington (D.C.)
Date	1944-01-24
Photographer/Author	Rogge, O. John (Oetje John), 1903-
Donors and Others	Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles
Media	Letter (correspondence)
Media Measurement	28 x 21.5 cm
Identifier	CRCms167
Language	eng
Type	text
Format	text/jpeg
Repository Name	Delmar T. Oviatt Library. Urban Archives Center
Collection	Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles Collection
Repository Number	Box CRC/2 24-14
Exhibition information	Case 14, #5
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Project Name	In Our Own Backyard: Resisting Nazi Propaganda in Southern California, 1933-1945
Date Digitized	2007-11-03
Date cataloged	2007-11-03
Publisher	Delmar T. Oviatt Library