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Joyce Kilmer, the poet, when Kilmer was shot down. In
1919 and 1920, Donovan was sent on secret missions to
China and Siberia.
After the war, J.P. Morgan established the Foreign
Commercial Corp. to float $2 billion in bonds in postwar
Europe. In February, 1920, he asked Donovan to make a
secret tour of Europe to obtain intelligence relating to
these bonds. Cave Brown described this mission:
"Having helped to finance the war, Morgan wished to help finance the peace
by expanding the House of Morgan's interests widely ..... These activities
required the best intelligence from the best sources in Europe. Donovan and
the Rainbow Division intelligence officer, Grayson Mallet-Prevost Murphy,
had been retained by John Lord O'Brian's firm to obtain that intelligence,
working in secrecy."
Morgan reportedly paid Donovan $200,000 for this
operation.
During his European reconnaissance, Donovan met
Adolf Hitler at Berchtesgaden, and spent an evening with
him in his room at Pension Moritz. Donovan later claimed
he had not known who Hitler was, but that he found him
a "fascinating talker".
In 1922, Donovan was appointed U.S. District Attorney
for New York. In 1924, Atty. Gen. Harlan F. Stone,
Donovan's Columbia law professor, asked him to come
to Washington as Asst. Atty. General. Donovan and his
wife bought a house in Georgetown (later the home of
Katharine Meyer) at 1637 30th St. Donovan's first official
act was to demand that Stone fire J. Edgar Hoover from