The refugee camp at the frontier station of Zbonszyn will soon be liquidated, according to reports in several Jewish newspapers. Pointing out that an agreement had been reached in principle between Berlin and Warsaw with regard to Polish Jews living in the Reich, the papers state that the deported Polish Jews will be allowed to return to Germany for a short time to liquidate their property but must leave the Reich not later than June 15. There is no information here on the percentage of their property that the deportees will be permitted to take out of Germany, but it is expected to be 20 per cent.
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