THE UNFORTUNATE JEW
DUMPED ON BREAKWATER BY TROOPERS. RESCUED BY CZECHS. Australian and N.Z- Cable. PRAGUE, April 19. Hearing cries from a mid-rivw breakwater on the Danube, citizens of Theben found an aged Rabbi and 51 Austrian Jews of all ages and both sexes. They disclosed that Storm Troopers expelled them from Austria despite long-standing citizenship and dumped them, without food and without overcoats, on the breakwater. Czechs fed and housed them, but the authorities declined to harbour them. The Jews were then pushed across the Hungarian frontier, only to be refused asylum.
They are thus homeless, as the Nazis will not allow them to return to Austria.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9210, 21 April 1938, Page 3
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