Talk:Edward Ennis

This article is a clear subversion of the truth when it comes to Edward Ennis aversion to the programs he oversaw
Udi Greenberg states in his book "The Weimar Century" on page 193 that Edward Ennis had stated in July 1943 that the arrests by Central and South American republics were "simply not enough and we should encourage more". Greenberg refers in his footnote to a letter dated 4 September 1943, from Edward Ennis to James Kelley an Mr. Duggan, (Source: Folder CPD Alien Enemy Control Unit, box 1, Entry 289, RG 60, NARA).

This clearly suggest that, in contrary of what this article states, Edward Ennis had no aversion at all to the programs he oversaw. And why should he, why do you think he was given oversight off these programs? Do you really believe that in those days they would have given responsibility to such type off programs to somebody who was not an ardent advocate of those programs himself? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.170.222.56 (talk) 20:53, 18 January 2017 (UTC)