An “advisory and relief office” has been established in Munich to aid residents of the city whose status was affected by the Nurenberg laws, the Munich radio reports today.
This office will assume the functions of the relief committee which has been dealing with Jews under private auspices. The premises of the relief group will be used as a home for aged Jews.
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