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Anti-semitic Agitation in Germany Menaces German Minorities Abroad

April 20, 1928
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(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

The Nationalist anti-Semitic propaganda in Germany is a danger to the German minorities in Poland and other countries, it was urged at a meeting held here of the Republican Federation of Berlin. The speakers included Deputy Breitscheid, the Social Democratic leader. The German minority in Poland, it was pointed out, joined in the last parliamentary elections in Poland with the Jewish National Minority and found the combination advantageous. If the German Nationalist Party, which claims to be the special guardian of the Germans living abroad, continues its anti-Semitic agitation, it will make impossible any further co-operation between Jews and Germans in Poland, and will thus be damaging the interests of the German minorities.

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