Officials of the Gestapo, secret State police, today allayed fears that measures might be enacted against the Zionist movement in Germany.
In an interview with foreign correspondents, the officials dismissed occasional anti-Zionist attacks in Nazi newspapers as not to be taken seriously. They stated the attacks did not presage anti-Zionist measures since the Zionist movement, because it stimulates Jewish emigration from Germany, is not in disfavor.
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