The Archive · 1933

GERMAN ANTI-JEWISH BOYCOTT ™- MIVINOFF AND THE SOUND BUDGET POSITION ARRESTED BRITONS

Prof. Albert Einstein's Bank Account Confiscated: Moscox, Mar. 29. [Statistics Published in Great Britain: Estate Duty Austria Follows Suit the release and non-tual of the ac-"the methods being ced to fest Yields One Million Over Estimate Berlin, Apr. 1.7 ised are crude. Outside pressure London, Mar.)repavations and war debis, forecast T[HE anti-Jewish boycott was badly organised in Germany's "/uty, sometimes oe efecive 13] ce acmaskably, sound budgetary] ® oral revenue of £708 80.000 and capital to-day and many Jewish shops remained open after fated to fail" declared M. Litvinofi,|Position of Great. Bri provision for the sinking fund the nationwide boycott had been proclaimed. They began busi-_|the Soviet Foreign Commissar, in an|*ealed by the publication to-day of) £59'500:000, of £766,000,000, In-3 ness in spite of anti-semitic signs pasted on their windows. Most of the biggest of Jewish persuasion were closed but in the "ambassador at Moscow in connec.|statistics with the British|{he ¥cat's revenue and exp 9144 200,000, which is 13,750,000 ore, tax dnd surtax' wielded #31 suburbs of Berlin numbers of euch shops remained open and the owners were not molested.

Won with the arrested employees float tog" write' expenditures egcteds at the a Se anion The closing of the bigger Jewish stores resulted in large—|°s wording to a semi-oficial state-[States Government of the war debt 000, Was one ma

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