Theology in Bonn University, who as a member of the Confessional Movement refused to give an uncondi-Hlonat oath of allegiance to Herr Hitler, was placed to-day on the retired list by the Nazi Reich Minister of Education.
The Professor explained in an interview subsequently that he had objection to an oath of allegiance to the Reichfihrer, but that he objected to a formula putting his duty to Herr Hitler before God.—Reuter.
Nazis Free More Pastors srectat, 10 THE "N.-c, Menata"
Berlin, June 21.
Twelve more Evangelical pastors were released to-day from concentration camps and prisons at Sachsen-burg.
With several others, they had been convicted by order of the Nazi Gov-emuer of Saxony, but some were released early this month by the Reich Minister' of Interior, presumably og a result of numerous petitions from the Confessional Movement.
Twenty-five pastors are still forbiden to preach, while ten have been banished from their parishes Reuter,
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