Its passage would place all progressive organizations and individuals under the control of the Attorney General. A study by the Civil Rights Congress revealed the similarity between the bill and the Hitler decrees. There is an example: The Mundt bill provides that if any of its provisions are violated. both naturalized and native born citizens. can lose their citizenship. Now look at this law passed by the Nazis in 1933: Law regarding the revocation of naturalization and the deprivation of German citizenship (Reichsgesetzblatt. I. 480. July 14. 1933): Section I. Naturalization made in the period from November 9. 1918. to January 30. 1933. may be revoked if the naturalization is deemed undesirable. Section II Citizens of the Reich sojourning abroad. may be declared to have forfeited the German citizenship if they have injured the German interests by conduct violating their duty to loyalty against the Reich and the people. An ordinance to effectuate this measure was passed two weeks later (Relchsgesetzblatt I. 538.
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