MeulenBth section one corrected 06 06 03 208 pages at least partly converted to HTML by outdated Word program INSTEAD OF A MAGAZINE Correspondence, what is left of it and has been found, between ULRICH von BECKERATH, 1882-1969 & HENRY MEULEN, 1882-1978, It deals mainly with monetary freedom and ideas on free banking, but also with free trade, a free economy, criticism of overpopulation notions, anarchism, war and peace, revolution, liberation, totalitarianism, right and left type, racism, nationalism, tyrannicide, individual vs. collective responsibility, cooperative production, rights and liberties, philosophy, Kantian ethics, egoism, utilitarianism, atheism, Christianity, Buddhism, international languages etc. Both were fans of Benjamin R. Tucker. It spanned from about 1932 to 1959 (1969?) but only one 1935 letter is represented here. The rest is from 1946 to 1959. Compiled, edited and commented upon by John Zube,
[email protected] (02) 48 771 436, 36 Oxley St. or P.O. Box 52, Berrima, NSW 2577, Australia. U. v. Beckerath was a man who came once very close to shooting Hitler. But then most of these and numerous other important letters and papers of his would never have been written. He was also associated with the resistance which culminated in the well-known tyrannicide attempt against Hitler on July 20th, 1944. He survived the subsequent and often atrocious mass murder, by the Nazi regime, of about 5,000 people, who were somehow associated with that resistance attempt, only because a friend of his close friend Heinrich Rittershausen managed to get access to their files at the Nazi's "Peoples' Court" and to destroy them.