"The treatment of minorities is a }moral concern to all nations, while there is an international question of more material kind," stated Mr. Baker.
He continued: "We have got keep these unhappy beings when Dr. 'Joseph Goebbels, German Minister of Propaganda, drives them out. If Dr. Goebbels completes his programme and Poland and Rumania join, what are we going to dot 'The outside world, said Mr. Baker, must formulate an' immediate pro: gramme: firstly, some action designed to check the persecution and expulsion of new hordes of penniless fugees; secondly, make it clear to Berlin that cordial relations between the German Government and British people are impossible while martyr-ud thirdly, if foreign exiles continue to be thrust upon us, we may be driven to seck measures whereby we can find room.
He continued "Dr. Goebbels said he hopes the outside world would soon forget German Jews. He hopes in vain. His campaign against them will go down in history as St. Bartholomew ight, Let_there also go down the memory of what other nations did to wipe the shame away."—Reuter.
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