ELEMENTS EXPELLED
NOT WORST OF POPULATION
CREA3I OF CULTURE
United Press Association—Bj Electric Telecraph—Copyright (Ecceived July 27, 1 p.m.) , LONDON, July 26. ■Professor Einstein sat in the House of Commons gallery when Commander Locker-Lampson introduced his Nationality of Jews Bill, designed to promote and extend citizenship in Palestirio to Jews deprived of citizenship elsewhere. The mover said that Dr.. Einstein was genorally admitted as the world's most eminent man of science. England was X^roud to afford him shelter at Oxford. 'Commander Locker-Lampson said that ho felt that Germany and the German'people had been misled/They had not driven out cut-throats and blackguards, but the cream of her culture. They ,had even turned on Germany's most eminent citizen, Dr. Einstein, and plundered his home.
He wished the League of Nations could send a mission of inquiry to Germany.'lf that were not possible, the British Empire, which was a real League of Nations, should stand up for Jewry. -
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 23, 27 July 1933, Page 11
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