Copy of Newspaper Article. Speaks about the disagreement between Zahn and Kuehn and searches for the truth from the vantage point of knowing both of them. States that Kuehn's examples of opposition to Hitler and his regime were examples, but not from wartime so they loose their credibility. He finally concludes that Zahn is correct, while Kuehn was mistaken, because Zahn has presented evidence to make his point, while Kuehn has yet to. Gives a summary of Dr. Mundy's life.