Fred G. Hoffherr

During WWII Hoffherr worked for de Gaulle,^[2] serving as head of press and information services for him and broadcast for the Voice of America.^[1] He was of the founders of France Forever,^{[7][8][9][10]} becoming its publicity director^[8][11] and later its executive vice-president.^[12]

He made use of the WRUL radio station^[13] since the beginning of 1941. Of his radio addresses in 1942, were published in a book.^[14]

Hoffherr had directed the editorship of L'évolution de la littérature française; petit traité à l'usage des étudiants américains,^[15] wrote a foreword for A Mystery Story of Napoleon's Court,^[16] had authored: the Basic College French;^[17] French Language Chrestomaties and reader;^[18] and the Book of Friendship: Le Livre de L'amitié.^[19]