Down a busy Berlin street one day last fortnight marched a detachment of Nazi storm troopers carrying the Nazi flag. On the curb stood the Brooklyn Eagle's onetime Associate Editor Hans V. Kaltenborn, able radio news commentator, with his wife, daughter and 16-year-old son Rolf. Unimpressed, young Rolf turned away to look in a shop window. A German civilian spun him around, slapped him smartly in the face. Father Kaltenborn grabbed the man, marched him off in search of a policeman. A crowd led by a storm trooper forced Mr. Kaltenborn to...
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