The Polish Telegraphic Agency reported from Berlin yesterday that hundreds of Jewish women and children, relatives of Jews deported from Germany last October, have been ordered by the German authorities to leave the Reich immediately. Since the majority of them have lost their Polish citizenship, special permission of the Polish authorities is necessary to rejoin their relatives, in most cases husbands and fathers, in Poland.
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