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See Lessening of Anti-semitism in Heimwehr Chief’s Expulsion

June 17, 1930
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The expulsion of Major Waldemar Pabst, chief of staff of the Austrian Heimwehr from Austria as an undesirable alien, is expected to result in the weakening of anti-Semitism in the ranks of Heimwehr because Major Pabst, like his predecessor, had favored a close contact with Adolph Hitler and his anti-Semitic National Socialist party in Germany.

In this connection it is being recalled that Major Pabst was raised in a Jewish house in Berlin.

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