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61-7606 is the FBI’s old main file on the Irish Republican Army. 61 is the classification (treason / internal security in that era). 7606 is the case number. When the paper got too thick they bound it into sections. Joshua Smith’s 2015 release is seven PDFs covering sections 1–32, from 1939 into the early 1990s. A serial is one document inside a section (a letter, teletype, or clipping). The file list follows those PDFs, not the serial numbers.
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toithin Madrid to help us" mokt^^e^5^^^^S
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presents the fifth column as a precedehted degree theIrish were American Patribts, and publisheacl;
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•^by George BHtt in a eeries of L B. A., Nazis Linke^ languishing for thelackoffollow-.
articles of jvhieh this is the Irish members of t3>^TChristian Irs.
seve ~ nt B h y , G . EORGE BRITT, ' W F Co r M u o g n C h t l A in a i , n n d p t i h c f e k o e l w t l i i o n n w g t e e rs r rad o 6 i f t o 1 . 9 s F 3 t a 8 a t - t h 3 i e 9 o r , n t i i n i W e A h N m a a e t z r e i i v c e e a f r , fo s r it t er t c i o o o n u i s s n i f s m t l e s a n m n a e o c t t e he i li n I e r s ^ i i s e h n
I ; ^ t t i r : fa a r e d W e i o l t E r a i n t n o g a d n l - ' a i T l s s e h a i h n e a c g h t i r r a e a e v n m d e t S o w n t f r a o o j t t f n h g e b W s r e I i a r e t i n n e s r d h , a t f n h o y e r i s r l i i n n u a c b m i t b t e M e h e a d e d d t t e i i s o l s m a b o e a m o n t e w t t s h e p S w e n i q i d c u t p k a h t i e r h c t N e e k a e l z t B i G i s n u a , e n b . r w d u d e ' n e A r s d n t e , s r m a " t s l e h a o l n e - y t s t t t a t e r m h r e m d e u e p m t n r t t o c s i h t o m a v r v a t e e d H o r v e b e a w r e d o l t e e r e i n v k y s e e s e b l r d r o s b , o p . u b u t T g u a h i h t n n t e a d s 1 t . e 3 o i " f e i i e l t s & i w e g g U r h e s u t m i n . i t t w t ^ ^
u ^ : t « I I m f t e B W b l o h o ^ u f r ^ N e r t l o t n a h e u r d I z h m l b r n i c a d n i e y i o s W s g G s l t a h t l e o u b h r e a r i e e . m c m m n * n t e n a a K e n a n r d A i p i y c m m r i b s ' c o p h e e y o s m o r r n o i H r ; i s n t i e i t s c s t f i a a t s f l a o n e t o e g n t n e r r f e . t t p o n . t r f t ^ h w t ' a ^ a s T o i a c a n h t t n i d e o h e n f n r t i l t h t t e f i e h h h i f t s y e e e - n h t w w B m th e h h a e r A e i i n l s n a c r i t S e h n h O i v c e t e e h i 1 r t r s r e t 9 o ^ e h ^ C i h r e i o m ^ t i s n u o l h ^ g n e i A f B 4 h s t o m l m u c r h e i m n H h s n r d e d F u , e i a s s a v c w g . a t m a r a o h e e . s m e f n p C r a o h m o " f r n e r T t C t n r s h t o e t i o h h e g d u i f r e f g o i i f I G h n e m r r e l e k i o o r ^ i d e s - - m n . d h t P h l e o t V a e a d n e u t i n i T e r t s t - h n w e o C r o e e a r c a s f d s s o n o e u o a t t f n i f h d o t m n e l t r a G O a y h c y p . e s n ^ h i . . - n c ^ o a I h , a W n r b r a e 2 e ^ g e i n c > e e s u k y r 0 h s r s , > o a N u f s T e a f a e b x f z c t n ^ a o t h i h d i u i i e w l o n 8 n ^ l C ! , " J a e h * A i s c 1 n l t a n e o f c t s i r f a a y s e t e g n t r a a < h i I n i i > n g - n ^ ^ " 4 j , *
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my*s opportunity, and the
iters of Hitler's fifth col*
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:taiii^Irish
s^ktst year and
back^laigc^ ArnqrVcm;^mi
hs.^.«iii>pm »tl^;%hethe!r.W^
.
against the British, %as reported 1 fifth or twmtjFrm
oottain^bishmen^loiixiced
allegiancetopitler&m. Ooec
-Hltlcj^ger^^ ^ ,n-n u a< u ia t e i l uu , f last^^ieirT> ' > m p w e o a r s s c t e t p h ! t e i « b o l l f i y i n qp g ef i e f c r e a i c o n t u i s s v L , e s ^ M ^ o l t r h e c s x | c o ^ i B ( m p h K*i
Fift C h a C p o i l fa u l m it n er W If o i r n k - y w t ; e h h ^ a e i B r c e I h p . c e h > R a a s . t r w e g ^ d e A e V ] p . s t y t t h t d ^ e a u r E v E r r n e l o i g r e n l i b m g s a e e t n e t n s n d h t e w . m e b t a r h o . d e e m e b i t n p t s o h a U g a s " t s t = < . c f b i i r s T a o i o m t m u m e n B i u r g f o . o o i k H m i l e ' n y a f b n l t o . n e t ' - y t A ^ i h w / y r e r o s v i w d i i d T i . a s n p t d i - n k j a wi d a i i t ^ b d
i J p w h h i a - s r s T e a h s a e a e ss o t u n h f m r i e e e f v a d t e t h r g y t i o c t a o n o A l t n m u g e m p u n r r e / i o a ' c p n o a d r n a t l s i l i o i k f n e e a s - , 1 o S m s u a n a p t e n p e y o d a r i t a b m e n y r d s in t I a . h d c e B m o . i K m t a i m f z t . o i h n h a a t — g v o t N e v h a e ^ z a r i t n d m o l G e e w e n a n r t s - - . t I I K g s h a e t e r z e i i s d n h s sa u a i l l n m u t t r t s o e o ' a c a t w k h s t i a e h l n s e e s d i J s o l e h n i w o k s u e o . d t f i t t n H o h g e g e \ i S s v D t w e i i a e c t i r k h t f r * e f
. " I i ^ o p G i f b f o f i o e e i e i u e n f r i r l e t e t V a h r 0 c t n m a e o c e t l m o l a e i h l u r n M d e u i m o m n n n t S l g n s h t ^ a t a e M o t h a f w e e s c d s i a s o . r i U o f F i l d i r d : s r d I i d c i t e s i i n r " e o c n e s u W a o 1 u s a m 9 e n p n 3 e e f s 6 d o f h s i r a r a t n c n o v o t h e d m f e o e s t l i [ m t r tu E x a . a a j a hx l n T n t e n e l e s i l h g . n e o u e s , r t f e a B o ^ d m t r p f y e h i s e I t r a e t r e r s i i n b s h s s B o . i h h r f a p i - m e o t t h e r B u i a e s s n t u i t h i d n n a i n - n d m g e g t N o m I s h e p n r . o e i w i r g m r s T a s e h t o t e , Y o h a l o r a e v n r s n e d k G s , u h e t n a r h i i - - - e n n w s G h t e t h o e v e e o r e i a d r n t m a r a i l h c n c e a o l m h t m m i b r a g i o o h o t d d p - t e y e s e g r o e s u h u . a i n r m a d s d t F i e t o n o l e r g f f nd u h l e c n i e d n i s a ) f g d t o i b e i a r y v r a e ' m s l e i < o * w d f ' [
toithin Madrid to help us" mokt^^e^5^^^^S
Herewith the World-Telegram tions,
presents the fifth column as a precedehted degree theIrish were American Patribts, and publisheacl;
tn i b n l o e w a n s r t e o aU i t t y s , el t e h m e en f t a s c , ts or o g w an U i I c - - S i e nf m e i c t t i e s d m, w a i n t d h bo t t h h e we N r a e zi a s g ' re a e n d ti i - n ismali screaming weekly paperisr*
^Mtion and intentioiis, described glorifyingFrancoinSpain. Ijastjieard of in Chicago,lie-wsas
•^by George BHtt in a eeries of L B. A., Nazis Linke^ languishing for thelackoffollow-.
articles of jvhieh this is the Irish members of t3>^TChristian Irs.
seve ~ nt B h y , G . EORGE BRITT, ' W F Co r M u o g n C h t l A in a i , n n d p t i h c f e k o e l w t l i i o n n w g t e e rs r rad o 6 i f t o 1 . 9 s F 3 t a 8 a t - t h 3 i e 9 o r , n t i i n i W e A h N m a a e t z r e i i v c e e a f r , fo s r it t er t c i o o o n u i s s n i f s m t l e s a n m n a e o c t t e he i li n I e r s ^ i i s e h n
I ; ^ t t i r : fa a r e d W e i o l t E r a i n t n o g a d n l - ' a i T l s s e h a i h n e a c g h t i r r a e a e v n m d e t S o w n t f r a o o j t t f n h g e b W s r e I i a r e t i n n e s r d h , a t f n h o y e r i s r l i i n n u a c b m i t b t e M e h e a d e d d t t e i i s o l s m a b o e a m o n t e w t t s h e p S w e n i q i d c u t p k a h t i e r h c t N e e k a e l z t B i G i s n u a , e n b . r w d u d e ' n e A r s d n t e , s r m a " t s l e h a o l n e - y t s t t t a t e r m h r e m d e u e p m t n r t t o c s i h t o m a v r v a t e e d H o r v e b e a w r e d o l t e e r e i n v k y s e e s e b l r d r o s b , o p . u b u t T g u a h i h t n n t e a d s 1 t . e 3 o i " f e i i e l t s & i w e g g U r h e s u t m i n . i t t w t ^ ^
u ^ : t « I I m f t e B W b l o h o ^ u f r ^ N e r t l o t n a h e u r d I z h m l b r n i c a d n i e y i o s W s g G s l t a h t l e o u b h r e a r i e e . m c m m n * n t e n a a K e n a n r d A i p i y c m m r i b s ' c o p h e e y o s m o r r n o i H r ; i s n t i e i t s c s t f i a a t s f l a o n e t o e g n t n e r r f e . t t p o n . t r f t ^ h w t ' a ^ a s T o i a c a n h t t n i d e o h e n f n r t i l t h t t e f i e h h h i f t s y e e e - n h t w w B m th e h h a e r A e i i n l s n a c r i t S e h n h O i v c e t e e h i 1 r t r s r e t 9 o ^ e h ^ C i h r e i o m ^ t i s n u o l h ^ g n e i A f B 4 h s t o m l m u c r h e i m n H h s n r d e d F u , e i a s s a v c w g . a t m a r a o h e e . s m e f n p C r a o h m o " f r n e r T t C t n r s h t o e t i o h h e g d u i f r e f g o i i f I G h n e m r r e l e k i o o r ^ i d e s - - m n . d h t P h l e o t V a e a d n e u t i n i T e r t s t - h n w e o C r o e e a r c a s f d s s o n o e u o a t t f n i f h d o t m n e l t r a G O a y h c y p . e s n ^ h i . . - n c ^ o a I h , a W n r b r a e 2 e ^ g e i n c > e e s u k y r 0 h s r s , > o a N u f s T e a f a e b x f z c t n ^ a o t h i h d i u i i e w l o n 8 n ^ l C ! , " J a e h * A i s c 1 n l t a n e o f c t s i r f a a y s e t e g n t r a a < h i I n i i > n g - n ^ ^ " 4 j , *
i • r u o a o s i i n v k e o a f nd th t e ir I e r l i es s s h . hasbeen per jStock and adored by thousands of
The story-of thateffort is told 'Irish-Americans, wasusefultothe
«ire with the knowjedge that the jNazis as few have ever been. He
i s v J t t a t f s e e t re J m i a d o r s t e s i f n o i d f f i t v h t i h d e u c a o l A l m u f e m i n r f i t i h s c t c a s o n . l I u r B m i u n s - t h j i d Bc ^ h o o u ed nc th e e d irp t r h o e pag Na a z n i d s a ' ,ex en p e l m a i i e n s e , d
.ists • am E o n n gl g is t h he N m a . tural - Toes. *. c a o n u d ra s g o e f d ten th e e d ir th h e o i p r es o . utr H a e ges w , as en- a
y ia : i T u h i e in I s r t i i s g h at h i a o v n e to re m q a ui k r e ed t h h o em Ge op r <^
^bse the English. It l^^no proof
of •fifth colunming that the
naeUc American, fiercely Isola- mi
Scmist in JCs -views of America,
*ihouldhaveConcludedaneditorial
*^Jast Saturday: "Never forget that rr •'J'*iii:e
England's difficulty Is Ireland's mo
Importunity." That phrase is pur- juN 2 6
^ Irish, entirely free from Ger-
n accent. •- ^,>^: ^r.'-: . " • WASHt^
^ dif *i f e i v c e u r l t t f y ae i l n es I s, re E l n a g n l d an w d o ' u s l I d nc b r e ea a s l e s d o -..V,'/-.. -
my*s opportunity, and the
iters of Hitler's fifth col*
in America have done their
it to make opportunities coin
\