Rome, Nov. 10.
Foreign Jews who have established their domicile in Italy, Libya or the Aegean Islands after January 1, 1919, must leave these territories by March 12, 1939, according to the anti-semitic decrees published here yesterday Exempt are such foreign Jews who have completed their 65th year before October, 1938, or who have contracted marriage with Italians. Foreign Jews who acquired Italian citizenship after January 1, 1919, are deprived of their citizenship and may not have a permanent domicile in Italy, Libya or the Aegean Islands after publication of the new laws.—
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