In 1936, Fölkischer Beobachter, the main Nazi newspaper, published the testimony of a soldier participating in the PMW.
According to the editorial, the evidence demonstrated RIGHT front-line experience, as opposed to “lies spread by people like Remarque.”
(Remarque’s monstrous, downright indecent shaking of the Nazis is a well-known thing.)
What would you think? Upon closer examination, the "evidence" turned out to be, of course, a fragment from Remarque's novel "On the Western Front Without Change.".