Sounding a note of warning, Herr Bohle declared that Germans living abroad were not unprotected, nor left at the mercy of foreign states as was tHe case during the period of Germany's helplessness, "The Third Reich of Adolf Hitler protects every member at home and abroad if he conducts himself properly.
"It is true," Herr Bohle concluded, "that Germany is not in a position to prevent expulsion of her nationals from foreign countries, but she determined not to tolerate such d spotic acts. She will retaliate in every case."—Trans-Ocean.
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