"What Göring had asked me to come to see him about was very simple.
Universal Service wanted him to write a regular article every month or two.
He had agreed to do so, if he could clear it with Hitler and if the price was right...
Every Sunday the Hearst newspapers and other journals which subscribed to Universal Service published an article by a well-known foreign political figure.
Lloyd George and Winston Churchill in England and Clemenceau and Poincaré in France had been regular contributors and Mussolini soon became one. Our New York office suggested getting, since we could not have Hitler, who had turned...
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