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Feb. 27, ’50 Mr. J. Haste-Windlass The Mirror 5-9 Fleet River Close London, England Dear Jonathan Haste-Windlass Your request for an opportunity to interview members of our group of ex-pats must be refused. I submitted your offer to the group and all but one declined your invitation; the one who did not decline also did not accept; he abstained. Most of our members have been exploited enough already, and do not want to dredge up our problems to help you sell papers. Surely there are other Americ...an ex-pats in Europe who might benefit from your attention; this group seeks to remain out of the public eye. There has been embarrassment enough to go around, and we are not anxious to renew the kind of commentary and public disrepute that caused us to leave our own country, in the first place, which might very well become yet another insult to our relatives back in the US. You claim you want to show our side of the accusations to the world, theoretically on our behalf, or so your message implied, but that would still require the revelation of various personal experiences which the group has made a practice of keeping private.
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Feb. 27, ’50 Mr. J. Haste-Windlass The Mirror 5-9 Fleet River Close London, England Dear Jonathan Haste-Windlass Your request for an opportunity to interview members of our group of ex-pats must be refused. I submitted your offer to the group and all but one declined your invitation; the one who did not decline also did not accept; he abstained. Most of our members have been exploited enough already, and do not want to dredge up our problems to help you sell papers. Surely there are other Americ...an ex-pats in Europe who might benefit from your attention; this group seeks to remain out of the public eye. There has been embarrassment enough to go around, and we are not anxious to renew the kind of commentary and public disrepute that caused us to leave our own country, in the first place, which might very well become yet another insult to our relatives back in the US. You claim you want to show our side of the accusations to the world, theoretically on our behalf, or so your message implied, but that would still require the revelation of various personal experiences which the group has made a practice of keeping private.
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