Mr, David Dubinsky, president of the International, Ladies' Garment Workers Union, sent a telegram to President Roosevelt demanding that the United States Government protest against the persecution of Jews in Germany "in terms so' unmistakable that even the perpetrators of these atrocities will realize that they have placed themselves by their barbarities beyond the pale of civilization."
Mr. Dubinskys telegram to the President declared that the United States "has broken off relations or failed to recognize governments for lesser crimes against humanity than the systematic and cold-blooded destruction of the already broken dogm German Jewish communities."
The leader of one of America's most influential unions also cabled to the secretary of the International Trade Unions in Paris asking the organization to "redouble its efforts in organizing a world-wide protest t the barbaric terror of the which has already broken dawn the Jewish communities in Germany."
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