Jews Abroad Asked as Means for Emigration Berlin, Dec. 12.
The authorities in an official statement on the Nazi anti-Semitic policy, issued today, promise to facilitate the emigration of German Jews.
The suggestion is made that Jews abroad place their foreign currency at the disposal of German Jews, to enable them to emigrate, as had been done with the Austrian Jews, "with the aim that all measures taken will be of benefit in the emigration of Jews from Germany."
It is explained that the emigration of German Jews is not only in the interests of the German people, but: lso in the interests of the Jews themselves.
The statement continues by pointing cut that now Germany has obtained national unity, difficulties will arise in spite of all measures taken to avoid friction.
Jews and Germans cannot agree together, the statement declares, as history has sufficiently proved. Separation between the Jews and the
able.
German people, it is stated, is desir-
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