JEWS IN GERMANY
CHARGE AGAINST NAZIS HUNDREDS OF DEATHS RESULTS OF BRUTAL ACTS PARIS. Nov. 28 A Socialist member of the Chamber of .Deputies, M. Solomon Grumbach, who is a# foreign affairs expert, stated tr. 'lay that the total deaths of Jews in Germany resulting from brutal acts ran into hundreds, and probably thousands.
The world would be petrified with horror if secret reports sent out from Germany by foreign consular and diplomatic agents were published. PRACTICAL SYMPATHY BIG FUND FOR RESCUE THREE £50,000 DONATIONS LONDON, Nov. 28 Leaders of Jewry have decided that £5,000,000 will be necessary to rescue Jews from Germany, of which British Jews and sympathisers will be asked to raise £3,000,000 and the United States and other countries £2,000,000. Details of the British effort will bo announced at the Mansion House, London, on December 9. L<\rd Bearsted, the Rothschild family and Mr. Simon Marks, vice-chairman of the English Zionist Federation, have each given £50,000. BROADCAST BY POPE PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS EVE (Received November 29, 5,5 p.m.) LONDON, Nov. 28 It is believed tho Pope is preparing a message for broadcasting to the world on Christmas Eve in which ho will deal with the position of the Jews, says the Rome correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. If the Pope is unable to broadcast he will delegate the task to Cardinal Pacelli.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23208, 30 November 1938, Page 13
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