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Jewish Singer Vanishes, Unable to Bear German Life

April 25, 1933
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Charlotte Berner, Jewish singer who appeared with the Chicago Opera Company in 1924, vanished today from her pension, leaving a note to explain her disappearance.

“I have no more strength to live in my own Fatherland,” she wrote.

The opera singer is a native of Leipzig. Recently she was dismissed from her theatrical engagements as a result of the Nazi ban on Jewish artists.

All the Jewish directors of the well-known firm of Ferdinand Faber were arrested this morning at Cologne on the pretext of filing false income tax returns. This charge is a new feature in the liquidation of Jewish-controlled firms.

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