Le Goglu, anti-Semitic weekly which resumed publication last November after having been hanned during the war, has suspended, it was learned here. According to reliable sourcoss, the paper was forced to discontinue as a result of pressure from French-Oanadian leaders in Quebes.
Meanwhile, the Canadian Jewish Congress has protested against the publication in the Franch-language fortnightly “vers Damain” of the Protocols of Zion. A Congress spokeaman said that “it is an insult to anyone who has had a share in the victory as well as an attack upon the Jews of this country to give circulation to this forgary.”
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