A review of the anti-Semitic measures that have been introduced in Belgium since the Nazi invasion of that country appears today in an illustrated pamphlet entitled “They Ride Through Belgium,” issued by the Belgian Information Center here.
Starting with the Nuremberg laws which were introduced immediately after the invasion the publication lists the anti-Jewish acts in chronological order from April, 1941 up to the present.
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