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→J. Peters and the Bela Kuhn revolution: Willcuts report
Whittaker Chambers testified on August 3, 1948, "Peters told me at one time that he had been a petty officer in the Austrian Army during WorId War II. After the Bela Kun revolution in Hungary he was a member of the Soviet Government of Hungary, I think, in the agricultural commissariat." <ref>[http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/hiss/8-3testimony.html Testimony of Whittaker Chambers] before the House Committee on Un-American Activities
Whittaker Chambers testified on August 3, 1948, "Peters told me at one time that he had been a petty officer in the Austrian Army during WorId War II. After the Bela Kun revolution in Hungary he was a member of the Soviet Government of Hungary, I think, in the agricultural commissariat." <ref>[http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/hiss/8-3testimony.html Testimony of Whittaker Chambers] before the House Committee on Un-American Activities
(August 3, 1948).</ref>
(August 3, 1948).</ref>
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==Willcutts report==
Because this article makes controversial claims, it links to primary sources whenever possible. I have therefore restored the link to the original document from the Web site of the library at Princeton, rather than an HTML transcription on the Web site of a person who is criticizing other people for being insufficiently dogmatic followers of the atheist Ayn Rand. [[User:FOIA|FOIA]] 14:42, 5 February 2010 (EST)