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- Collection: Lunde, Erling H. Collected Papers (CDG-A)
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"The 'Mutiny' at Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks," July 28, 1919
Report published in an attempt to launch a Congressional investigation into the Fort Leavenworth events of 1919.
"Speech of Hon. Charles H. Dillon"
"Introducing examples of brutalities, tortures, and deaths to political prisoners under military regime."
"Moans from the Military Machine"
Published letter from Erling Lunde to his father about "revelations of filth in our military prison life"
Letter May 26, 1974 from Erling Lunde to Howard Moore
Including a list of C.O.s or their widows that Lunde spent time with during WWI.
"Letters from a Political Prisoner in a Military Hospital U.S.A."
Published letters from Erling Lunde to his father about his time in the hospital in Fort Leavenworth.
"Desecration of the Dead by American 'Huns'"
"A narrative by David Hofer, which corroborates and amplifies 'Crucifixtions in the 20th Century,' though rendered without knowledge of the story told by Jacob Wipf."
"'Crucifixions' in the Twentieth Century"
"The cases of Jacob Wipf and the three Hofer brothers, religious objectors to war, two of whom died from the effects of military atrocities in American prisons" as "told on the hospital cot by Jacob Wipf"
Statement in the "Defense of Erling H. Lunde: Conscientious Objector to War"
Statement of Erling H. Lunde, Conscientious Objector, to the Court Martial in Camp Funston (KS)