Re: on People and dependence

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Pete - Tom Driberg (THE MYSTERY OF MORAL RE-ARMAMENT, 1965, NY:KNOPF)

provides a lot of documentation on the fascist ties of the Buchmanites.

Driberg was a moderately left member of the House of Commons in your neck

of the woods, and a bitter anti-Buchmanite. For a direct observation of

Mein Kampf being used as a recovery manual by Oxford Group members, I

believe there is a report of this in H. M. Goodwin's letter entitled " Moral

Re-Armament, " in Canadian Forum, 1939, XVIII, p. 310-311. I'll look

through my reading notes for other reports of this practice, which I have

come across several times.

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> To: PAULDIENER

> Cc: 12-step-free

> Subject: on People and dependence

> Date: Tuesday, December 08, 1998 5:26 PM

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> Hi , you wrote:

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> ' Remember that some of the

> Oxford Groups in the 30s were using Mein Kampf as a " recovery manual, "

and

> the whole movement was pro-fascist in orientation.'

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> Can you give a cite for this? I'd like to be able to quote

> an authority on this if possible.

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> Pete Watts

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