 By February 1938 Reich 's visa had expired . Several Norwegian scientists argued against an extension , Kreyberg saying , " If it is a question of handing Dr. Reich over to the Gestapo , then I will fight that , but if one could get rid of him in a decent manner , that would be the best . " The writer Sigurd Hoel asked : " When did it become a reason for deportation that one looked in a microscope when one was not a trained biologist ? " Reich received support from overseas , first from the anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski , who in March wrote to the press in Norway that Reich 's sociological works were " a distinct and valuable contribution toward science , " and from A.S. Neill , founder of Summerhill , a progressive school in England , who argued that " the campaign against Reich seems largely ignorant and uncivilized , more like fascism than democracy ... " 
