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National Socialist party leader in Switzerland. Although Jews through-Out the world at once demonstrated their solidarity with the cowardly assassin, the German people on that Occasion displayed what must be called admirable patience towards the'Jews in Germany and did not exact any retribution. Many people then perhaps believed that this was an individual action which would not be repeated. The shots fired in Paris showed them that this was not the case.
"The Reichs Government's reply, the measures taken by it in the cultural and economic field, show that Germany is determined to protect the life and safety of every single German abroad with all means at its disposal, and the Jews throughout the world should now learn how the German people reacts to such provocations and attacks—and draw their conclusion therefrom."—Trans-Ocean.
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