BERLIN (Feb. 2)
The Berlin Court of Appeals prohibited the transfer of a firm from a Jew named Levy to a brother-in-law named Lehman. It ruled that while the name Levy is unmistakably Jewish. Lehman might be mistaken for an “Aryan” name.
BERLIN (Feb. 2)
The Berlin Court of Appeals prohibited the transfer of a firm from a Jew named Levy to a brother-in-law named Lehman. It ruled that while the name Levy is unmistakably Jewish. Lehman might be mistaken for an “Aryan” name.
