Sir Otto Niemeyer, Anglo-Jewish banker, who accused the Austrians of open anti-Semitism and of violating the Treaty of Saint-Germain, which guaranteed full protection for minorities.
The Minister of Finance promised at that time to intervene with his government to end anti-Jewish discriminations.
The new attitude of the government, it is hoped here, will save the jobs of more than 1,000 remaining Jewish sick fund physicians, menaced by a renewal of contracts, which would have eliminated the Jews.
Abraham Hladik, Bohemian Talmudist of the thirteenth century often explained Hebrew words in the Talmud with Bohemian vocabulary.
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