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Robert Albert Bauer
Robert Albert Bauer (Austrian born, U.S. citizen, 1910–2003), was a US Foreign Service Officer, an anti-Nazi radio broadcaster, Voice of America (VOA) announcer and international affairs author and editor whose diplomatic career spanned World War II into the Cold War.
He fled from the Nazis three times - from Vienna and Prague in 1938, and from Paris in 1940.
==Radio broadcaster==
A master of Austrian slang dialects, Bauer broadcast anti-Nazi news stories in German anonymously through the Austrian Freedom Broadcasting Station in Fecamp, Normandy1 in the 1930s and often imitated Adolph Hitler and mocked him in comical news stories. The press called him "Rudolph.2" He was active in the Austrian anti-Nazi movement against Hitler before World War II, and in 1980 was awarded the Great Silver Order of Honor from the Republic of Austria for Service in the Liberation of Austria.
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