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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.
The 2015 drop includes a second PDF with an embedded text layer for some parts (_text). Same pages as the scan; that copy is omitted from the file list. Word-level OCR differs and search may still hit both.
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made on the Goverament of Marahsl
og n o
Petain by English stateumen snd Bng-
England's Greatest
wugins, is neazly rightemd the to
liah newupapern Not s word of praise
dmih *For God's sake,” said one of
igiven to their noble attempt to re
the Oulo papers, don't uae those words.
generate their country;indeed it
Defeat in' the War
probable that the reeall of the religious
ed to thePole
Orders, the restoration of religioue
teaching in tha schools,and the over
D CAPTAIT TLANOES MCCULLAGE
This distrant in England's ability to
throw of the Grand Orient hare omly
proteet hns eztended even toPortugal,
inturiated sbe Trwmaons, Froothinr.
( * 1 p mg)
Bnglad's groeteet deteat in the chanta in Japan Wse marahed hund.
y,from which Britith rsdenta are
LAoa s eoenepet qoRs peurubos moee
eufled through the streets, and in Tien.
sowfleeing a they led frdFranee
tng atrees.
present war hss never been recorded.
tain Englishmen were stripped naked
after the Armistiee.But the NewYork
It did not take plaee in Norway or
by Jspane mentriea, the objeet in both
reperters wbo get so much inlormation
The result of this tactlessneua is that
in Belgium or in Somaliland It did notb
casen being to destroy British prestige.
Iro other refugee, em toget no in-
though England started the war with a
take place on land ar bea or in the air.
On thedemand oTokyo,British trop
formation from them.Perbape their
It took place in the minds of men, yet(
are no lozger maintained in Sbangbai
dr o #pm x ope
mide, ineluding msny Italian Catholie,
it in of immediate, pretieal, tremen-
and Tientain. Thin i bad enough, but
ahe haa now loat the support of most
dous importance. American newapapers
Catholics on the Continent;and the
and American radio corporations have
Italian Government hsi inereased that
giten ca Jong and harroptng sceounts greatar weee t mot for the Americaa
of the bombingof Buckingham Palae support givwn to Engiand The Ameri
ean Fleet i ow in the Pacific, menae
lery to come through Spain to Ronda
Catholie Church a atrong porition in
and other events of minor importanee,
asd Algeciraa?
the Holy Plaees.
"But why,"” aks the reader, “why
the greatest event of all,the collapue of
in Sbanghai In short, the United Stateg
uys the Intelligent Reader,The Brit.
was nothing said about these important
Eoglish prestige.In Europe, in the
iFleet will have to get ont of the
1
o
Near East, in the Far Eat, and in
oq
a day from London snd in the long din
Atrica, we have witnewed during the
this ehange! The Britirh themselves.
patehes which the newspapers publirh
last year the destruetion of that legend
Winbing to stop the advance of the
way! May not something else happen
morning and evening!""
of invineibility which enabled Great
at the Sues end of the Mediterraneant
Nothing wu said beeaune the mat.
Britain to hold "the gorgeous Eat in
able to do so themaelves, they bribed
The Jtalians
srenow
advaneing
ter was extremely important. Truth in
fee'and to dominate the imngination
the Japanee to do it for the. The
through Eeypt, and if they ever sue.
the first casualty in war.During the
ofmen.
ceed in entering Palestine,their ar.
laat war, Mx.Ldoyd George deelared re
Britsh Prastige Once Important
rinee Japan wus a Pagan autocracy, it
rival there will be like the arrival of a
peatedly that England had more than
People who have seen the film "The
would nerer do for the High Contraet.
spark in a powder-magazine,for the
enough food, but after the armistice he
Lives o? a Bengal Laneer' will reslize
ing Partiee to say that she was Sghting
Arabe are just rosdy to explode.
admitted that at one time there wae
hat I menn when I wpeak of British
for demoeraey, Christianity, and ll
"But,” the reader may sk,"what
only food enough for eight weeks in the
tige in the East. They will see there
those grand abstraetions which Mr.
about that enormous British army in
country. I could give you a hundred
handful of resolute Anglo-Sax-
Churehil ins bo fond of talking sbout;
the Near East! There was s grest deal
notized and dominated hun-
bat as the reactiona of liberty-loving
about it in the papere siz months or 8
Truth L Hiddes
"lions of"natives,”some of
Americans had to be taken into ac.
year ago. Australians and New Zea
The same thing is being done now.
to proud and warlike
count, Article Ope of tha Anglo-Japan.
landers mostly.Iremember reading a
The members of the British War Cabin-
times past, had gone
ewe Treaty announced thas the obiect
grand decription of their landing at
et and the chiefs of Eogland's armed
rword through
of England and Japan wus the prewer.
Alexandrin.Must have been a wonder.
forces are privately digcussing worriet
leen the real thing,
vation of the Independence of Kore.
ofwhich they say nothing to American
of it at first hand and
ful sight One paper publihed = photo-
Within a few years after the belliger.
graph of them."
reporter,nd if some dropa of those
pressionable sge, for I
ents migued the Treaty of Pence at
British Reports Paked
private discussions occasionally leak
prot
in the East Indies more
Portsmouth, N. H.,Korea becaime s Ja.
d
out in the more exclusive London clube,
pullie.
years ago and can never for-
the leak is soon eloseri by a censonhiy
npresidu ade on my young
terwards so furious with Hitler for an.
W a wmormnous myth,otherwise the
and secret service ss rigorouu aa that
nindbtle prestige ofthe British ra,
nexing Czechoelovakia, did not make
British censor would never have allow.
of Germany.Among thoe hidden wor.
heztherummit of its power.Thoe
the siighiest prvieni to her Oritzta!
ed thie Amerieen correaponients to
rie i mouid pui 3pain；Gibraitar;
wen the daya when a British renident
table so much about it from Londou.
Egspt; the Suez Canal; Palestine; a
r the court of a Maharajah, the sole
ally.
Two montbs aga I met in England e
general insurreetion against England
white man in s prineipality as targe as
gentleman who bad just come from the
throughout the whole Arab world from
New York Sate,would confront revolt
In Europe,Britis pretige hasal
Near East where hin profesaion enabled
ismsilia to Haifa, from Gaza to Bagh.
with the fearlessness of conseious in
falen. I do pot rejoice at it. 1 merely
him to get the best information.He
dad;and,last but not least, paralyzing
valnerability, and quell mntiny agd ro
record the faet with tbe impertiality of
an historian, for l hold that all the laughed softly when I ared him about
disturlanees engineered in London by
bellion with a few eurt words.At that
that Anzne army. Strictly between
the Communistn aeting ou the vant
time a foreign attack on Britizh Somg
proceses
ofcontemporary history1
ourselves, he mid, There are now
hordes of homeless East Enders who
liland would have brought s half-a-mil.
should be recorded and pothing kept
have invaded the arintoeratic sanetuar.
back from fear of giving offenr.
only 150,000 British nd Anmme aoldiers
Lion lndian troopa from Bombay to
ies ot Mayfair.But behind all thoute
In Europe and Ameriea it was the in Egypt sgainst the 300,000 ot Mar.
Berbera in two weeks. But, last month,
Boer war whiech inflieted the frat da.shal Rodolfo Graziani, and though the
worries atands like a skeleton at the
not a single Sepoy crosaed the Arabian
feast, the greatest worry of all, the
Sea.Why Because tbe spell is broktn.
United States that blow serms to bare uselea in the man on account of their
fatal lom of prestige about whieb I
British prestige in Hindurtan is gone.
been forgotten though the Preu at. bad diseipline. They were badly disci.
have spoken.
Disappeared Befors War
"Perfidious Albion'"
It would be incorreet, however, to
American newsapers were as bad a and they're worse disciplined now af.
oq
say that its disappearance began dur-
only herself to blae. First she allied
it wil probably eome su a murprise tothemselvee silly for the last six months.
herself to a Pagan nation for the gake
with the Russo-Japanese war, which
of bumiliating a Christian nation, Tzar-
ist Rusia. Now she hes allied herelf
the British Government eoneluded an
to tbe Turkish Moslems and is ready
alliance with Japan and encouraged
toally herwelf to the Godless Bolsbe
that eountry to attack Russin, then Brit.
viks for the mke of crushing the Ger
aunin's **enemy Number One. As I
mans nd the Italinns, both of them
observed on the spot,the defeat of
ish Fleet anjwhere in Europe, Aria cr were so brave at shooting wnarmed
Christian peoples even thongh led by
white men by an Axiatic army had a
lapeed Catholies. Secondly, England at-
bad effeet on Britinh preatige in Indis.
tacked the Boera so aa to ret hold of
It also had a bad eftect, from our (Eng-
collaped oe sueh oecasions waw the ilea a diferent proposition.
the gold mines in the Rand. Thirdly
lish）point of view,on the vietorious
Pranee Yurns Away
Japnese, wha sulfered from an in-
United States.
But no eountry callapees now, not
unwarranted interference in the afnirs
feriority complex up to 1905 and have
even Italy.When the Britinh Goversary in Byria l itsmyth sao
of Eastern,Europe, Had England kept
sufered Zrom swelled head ever minee.
ment solemnly wirned Germany a year
Aecording to my friend from the
elear of all foreiga entanglementa for
Britinth Doublaeroe Responsible
ago thatinaeDnigweeoccupid
g
the last fifty year, end devoted to the
I lived in Tokyo at a time when had
they would eome to the sasistanee of
hinitit will Bght to maintain Britith
good of her humbler citizens the money
I illed a native, no Japanese policeman
role in Palentine,his anawer wess very
she bss spent on war, she would now
would have dared to iay a saerilegious
Command, s shudder went through
loed and amphatio No!
be the greatest Power in the world al.
hand on my mhoulder, and no Japanese
Europeformetingftheit
The French deeply rent the taet.
ter the United States.
judge would have dared to try me. Only
constable of the British Consalate
down like a house of cards, profane
mantled craiserweredestroyed bythe
Mee next tnonth's issne
could have arrested me,and only a Bri-
tish conrul could have triod me. That
'fer mn intarenting erticle
wyitem was abolished by the British aa
magie formula refused to work else
railwava andserodromen which the
"IS CEUROHILL ISSANE""
advance payment for thc Japanere at-
R.LF. har been carying out ever
Is Your smb. paid?
virulens ataeks which have sinc been
og n o
Petain by English stateumen snd Bng-
England's Greatest
wugins, is neazly rightemd the to
liah newupapern Not s word of praise
dmih *For God's sake,” said one of
igiven to their noble attempt to re
the Oulo papers, don't uae those words.
generate their country;indeed it
Defeat in' the War
probable that the reeall of the religious
ed to thePole
Orders, the restoration of religioue
teaching in tha schools,and the over
D CAPTAIT TLANOES MCCULLAGE
This distrant in England's ability to
throw of the Grand Orient hare omly
proteet hns eztended even toPortugal,
inturiated sbe Trwmaons, Froothinr.
( * 1 p mg)
Bnglad's groeteet deteat in the chanta in Japan Wse marahed hund.
y,from which Britith rsdenta are
LAoa s eoenepet qoRs peurubos moee
eufled through the streets, and in Tien.
sowfleeing a they led frdFranee
tng atrees.
present war hss never been recorded.
tain Englishmen were stripped naked
after the Armistiee.But the NewYork
It did not take plaee in Norway or
by Jspane mentriea, the objeet in both
reperters wbo get so much inlormation
The result of this tactlessneua is that
in Belgium or in Somaliland It did notb
casen being to destroy British prestige.
Iro other refugee, em toget no in-
though England started the war with a
take place on land ar bea or in the air.
On thedemand oTokyo,British trop
formation from them.Perbape their
It took place in the minds of men, yet(
are no lozger maintained in Sbangbai
dr o #pm x ope
mide, ineluding msny Italian Catholie,
it in of immediate, pretieal, tremen-
and Tientain. Thin i bad enough, but
ahe haa now loat the support of most
dous importance. American newapapers
Catholics on the Continent;and the
and American radio corporations have
Italian Government hsi inereased that
giten ca Jong and harroptng sceounts greatar weee t mot for the Americaa
of the bombingof Buckingham Palae support givwn to Engiand The Ameri
ean Fleet i ow in the Pacific, menae
lery to come through Spain to Ronda
Catholie Church a atrong porition in
and other events of minor importanee,
asd Algeciraa?
the Holy Plaees.
"But why,"” aks the reader, “why
the greatest event of all,the collapue of
in Sbanghai In short, the United Stateg
uys the Intelligent Reader,The Brit.
was nothing said about these important
Eoglish prestige.In Europe, in the
iFleet will have to get ont of the
1
o
Near East, in the Far Eat, and in
oq
a day from London snd in the long din
Atrica, we have witnewed during the
this ehange! The Britirh themselves.
patehes which the newspapers publirh
last year the destruetion of that legend
Winbing to stop the advance of the
way! May not something else happen
morning and evening!""
of invineibility which enabled Great
at the Sues end of the Mediterraneant
Nothing wu said beeaune the mat.
Britain to hold "the gorgeous Eat in
able to do so themaelves, they bribed
The Jtalians
srenow
advaneing
ter was extremely important. Truth in
fee'and to dominate the imngination
the Japanee to do it for the. The
through Eeypt, and if they ever sue.
the first casualty in war.During the
ofmen.
ceed in entering Palestine,their ar.
laat war, Mx.Ldoyd George deelared re
Britsh Prastige Once Important
rinee Japan wus a Pagan autocracy, it
rival there will be like the arrival of a
peatedly that England had more than
People who have seen the film "The
would nerer do for the High Contraet.
spark in a powder-magazine,for the
enough food, but after the armistice he
Lives o? a Bengal Laneer' will reslize
ing Partiee to say that she was Sghting
Arabe are just rosdy to explode.
admitted that at one time there wae
hat I menn when I wpeak of British
for demoeraey, Christianity, and ll
"But,” the reader may sk,"what
only food enough for eight weeks in the
tige in the East. They will see there
those grand abstraetions which Mr.
about that enormous British army in
country. I could give you a hundred
handful of resolute Anglo-Sax-
Churehil ins bo fond of talking sbout;
the Near East! There was s grest deal
notized and dominated hun-
bat as the reactiona of liberty-loving
about it in the papere siz months or 8
Truth L Hiddes
"lions of"natives,”some of
Americans had to be taken into ac.
year ago. Australians and New Zea
The same thing is being done now.
to proud and warlike
count, Article Ope of tha Anglo-Japan.
landers mostly.Iremember reading a
The members of the British War Cabin-
times past, had gone
ewe Treaty announced thas the obiect
grand decription of their landing at
et and the chiefs of Eogland's armed
rword through
of England and Japan wus the prewer.
Alexandrin.Must have been a wonder.
forces are privately digcussing worriet
leen the real thing,
vation of the Independence of Kore.
ofwhich they say nothing to American
of it at first hand and
ful sight One paper publihed = photo-
Within a few years after the belliger.
graph of them."
reporter,nd if some dropa of those
pressionable sge, for I
ents migued the Treaty of Pence at
British Reports Paked
private discussions occasionally leak
prot
in the East Indies more
Portsmouth, N. H.,Korea becaime s Ja.
d
out in the more exclusive London clube,
pullie.
years ago and can never for-
the leak is soon eloseri by a censonhiy
npresidu ade on my young
terwards so furious with Hitler for an.
W a wmormnous myth,otherwise the
and secret service ss rigorouu aa that
nindbtle prestige ofthe British ra,
nexing Czechoelovakia, did not make
British censor would never have allow.
of Germany.Among thoe hidden wor.
heztherummit of its power.Thoe
the siighiest prvieni to her Oritzta!
ed thie Amerieen correaponients to
rie i mouid pui 3pain；Gibraitar;
wen the daya when a British renident
table so much about it from Londou.
Egspt; the Suez Canal; Palestine; a
r the court of a Maharajah, the sole
ally.
Two montbs aga I met in England e
general insurreetion against England
white man in s prineipality as targe as
gentleman who bad just come from the
throughout the whole Arab world from
New York Sate,would confront revolt
In Europe,Britis pretige hasal
Near East where hin profesaion enabled
ismsilia to Haifa, from Gaza to Bagh.
with the fearlessness of conseious in
falen. I do pot rejoice at it. 1 merely
him to get the best information.He
dad;and,last but not least, paralyzing
valnerability, and quell mntiny agd ro
record the faet with tbe impertiality of
an historian, for l hold that all the laughed softly when I ared him about
disturlanees engineered in London by
bellion with a few eurt words.At that
that Anzne army. Strictly between
the Communistn aeting ou the vant
time a foreign attack on Britizh Somg
proceses
ofcontemporary history1
ourselves, he mid, There are now
hordes of homeless East Enders who
liland would have brought s half-a-mil.
should be recorded and pothing kept
have invaded the arintoeratic sanetuar.
back from fear of giving offenr.
only 150,000 British nd Anmme aoldiers
Lion lndian troopa from Bombay to
ies ot Mayfair.But behind all thoute
In Europe and Ameriea it was the in Egypt sgainst the 300,000 ot Mar.
Berbera in two weeks. But, last month,
Boer war whiech inflieted the frat da.shal Rodolfo Graziani, and though the
worries atands like a skeleton at the
not a single Sepoy crosaed the Arabian
feast, the greatest worry of all, the
Sea.Why Because tbe spell is broktn.
United States that blow serms to bare uselea in the man on account of their
fatal lom of prestige about whieb I
British prestige in Hindurtan is gone.
been forgotten though the Preu at. bad diseipline. They were badly disci.
have spoken.
Disappeared Befors War
"Perfidious Albion'"
It would be incorreet, however, to
American newsapers were as bad a and they're worse disciplined now af.
oq
say that its disappearance began dur-
only herself to blae. First she allied
it wil probably eome su a murprise tothemselvee silly for the last six months.
herself to a Pagan nation for the gake
with the Russo-Japanese war, which
of bumiliating a Christian nation, Tzar-
ist Rusia. Now she hes allied herelf
the British Government eoneluded an
to tbe Turkish Moslems and is ready
alliance with Japan and encouraged
toally herwelf to the Godless Bolsbe
that eountry to attack Russin, then Brit.
viks for the mke of crushing the Ger
aunin's **enemy Number One. As I
mans nd the Italinns, both of them
observed on the spot,the defeat of
ish Fleet anjwhere in Europe, Aria cr were so brave at shooting wnarmed
Christian peoples even thongh led by
white men by an Axiatic army had a
lapeed Catholies. Secondly, England at-
bad effeet on Britinh preatige in Indis.
tacked the Boera so aa to ret hold of
It also had a bad eftect, from our (Eng-
collaped oe sueh oecasions waw the ilea a diferent proposition.
the gold mines in the Rand. Thirdly
lish）point of view,on the vietorious
Pranee Yurns Away
Japnese, wha sulfered from an in-
United States.
But no eountry callapees now, not
unwarranted interference in the afnirs
feriority complex up to 1905 and have
even Italy.When the Britinh Goversary in Byria l itsmyth sao
of Eastern,Europe, Had England kept
sufered Zrom swelled head ever minee.
ment solemnly wirned Germany a year
Aecording to my friend from the
elear of all foreiga entanglementa for
Britinth Doublaeroe Responsible
ago thatinaeDnigweeoccupid
g
the last fifty year, end devoted to the
I lived in Tokyo at a time when had
they would eome to the sasistanee of
hinitit will Bght to maintain Britith
good of her humbler citizens the money
I illed a native, no Japanese policeman
role in Palentine,his anawer wess very
she bss spent on war, she would now
would have dared to iay a saerilegious
Command, s shudder went through
loed and amphatio No!
be the greatest Power in the world al.
hand on my mhoulder, and no Japanese
Europeformetingftheit
The French deeply rent the taet.
ter the United States.
judge would have dared to try me. Only
constable of the British Consalate
down like a house of cards, profane
mantled craiserweredestroyed bythe
Mee next tnonth's issne
could have arrested me,and only a Bri-
tish conrul could have triod me. That
'fer mn intarenting erticle
wyitem was abolished by the British aa
magie formula refused to work else
railwava andserodromen which the
"IS CEUROHILL ISSANE""
advance payment for thc Japanere at-
R.LF. har been carying out ever
Is Your smb. paid?
virulens ataeks which have sinc been