Una carta acompañaba al ejemplar de la Declaración enviado a Hitler. El propio Anuario de 1974 de la organización cita parte de ella: “La presidencia de Brooklyn de la Watch Tower Society es y siempre ha sido sumamente amistosa con Alemania. En 1918 el presidente de la Sociedad y siete miembros de la Junta Directiva en América fueron condenados a 80 años de prisión por la razón de que el presidente se negó a permitir que dos revistas de América, que él dirigía, se usaran en propaganda bélica contra Alemania.”

Year Book of Jehovah's Witnesses, “Part 1—Germany”

1974 · p.111 · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society

“The copy sent to Hitler was accompanied by a letter that, in part, read: “The Brooklyn presidency of the Watch Tower Society is and always has been exceedingly friendly to Germany. In 1918 the president of the Society and seven members of the Board of Directors in America were sentenced to 80 years' imprisonment for the reason that the president refused to let two magazines in America, which he edited, be used in war propaganda against Germany.””

Immediately after recording that the delegates took 2,100,000 copies of the Declaration home with them for distribution. The 1974 Year Book quotes only this part of the letter and does not say who wrote or signed it.

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