Viereck

George Sylvester Viereck**, who knew House for years, later wrote an account of the Wilson-House relationship, The Strangest Friendship in History. 14 In 1955, Westbrook Pegler, the Hearst columnist from 1932 to 1956, heard of the Philip Dru book and called Viereck to ask if he had a copy.

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2008

Note 27: Gradenwitz, "Science in German Concentration Camps," 10-11; Viereck, "News from Germany,"

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Viereck, a conservative himself, had some of the pieces of the puzzle, but not all.

Balkinization 2007

Viereck, a conservative himself, had some of the pieces of the puzzle, but not all.

Balkinization 2007

Viereck, a conservative himself, had some of the pieces of the puzzle, but not all.

Balkinization 2007

In fact, Viereck proudly traced his lineage to the family of the Kaiser, and he would later become a Nazi sympathizer who was jailed in America during World War II for being a German propagandist.

Time - Einstein & Faith William Harryman 2009

Peter Viereck had your type pegged back in the 1950s when he recognized McCarthy for what he was, he called him a "anarchist agitator".

Balkinization 2007

Peter Viereck had your type pegged back in the 1950s when he recognized McCarthy for what he was, he called him a "anarchist agitator".

Balkinization 2007

Viereck, a conservative himself, had some of the pieces of the puzzle, but not all.

Balkinization 2007

Viereck began by asking Einstein whether he considered himself a German or a Jew.

Time - Einstein & Faith William Harryman 2009