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After his release by an amnesty, he left Germany for Paris and then into the United States. He returned again to Germany and continued work in the [[Comintern]] underground. In the late 1930s he finally emigrated to the U.S. and lived for a time with his wife [[Hede Massing]] in an old farmhouse Quakerstown, Pennsylvania.
After his release by an amnesty, he left Germany for Paris and then into the United States. He returned again to Germany and continued work in the [[Comintern]] underground. In the late 1930s he finally emigrated to the U.S. and lived for a time with his wife [[Hede Massing]] in an old farmhouse Quakerstown, Pennsylvania.
In the United States Massing continued writing about [[Hitler]], [[Nazism]], and [[Anti-Semitism]]. In 1942 Massing took a job at the Institute of Social Research at Columbia University in New York. Beginning in 1948 he taught political sociology for many years at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
In the United States Massing continued writing about [[Hitler]], [[Nazism]], and [[Anti-Semitism]]. In 1942 Massing took a job at the Institute of Social Research at [[Columbia University]] in New York. Beginning in 1948 he taught political sociology for many years at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
The probably most meaningful work of Massings is, ''Rehearsal for Destruction: A Study Of Political Anti-Semitism in Imperial Germany'', which appeared in 1949. Under the title ''The Prehistory of Political Anti-Semitism'' with a preface of [[Max Horkheimer]] and [[Theodor Adorno]] appeared in 1959. His wife's book ''This Deception'', was first released in 1951 in which she discusses the exploits visited upon the two during their work first for the [[GRU]] but later the [[KGB]].
The probably most meaningful work of Massings is, ''Rehearsal for Destruction: A Study Of Political Anti-Semitism in Imperial Germany'', which appeared in 1949. Under the title ''The Prehistory of Political Anti-Semitism'' with a preface of [[Max Horkheimer]] and [[Theodor Adorno]] appeared in 1959. His wife's book ''This Deception'', was first released in 1951 in which she discusses the exploits visited upon the two during their work first for the [[GRU]] but later the [[KGB]].