Josef Lipski, former Polish Ambassador to Berlin, revealed for the first time today that colonies large enough to “settle the whole Jewish problem” had been offered to Poland by Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler at the time when he tried to secure Warsaw’s cooperation in plans for German hegemony in Europe. Lipski is now serving as a private in the Polish army in Britain.
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