The world-famous Berlin Kempinski restaurants, recently taken over by “Aryans” through Nazi pressure, will continue to bear the name of the Polish Jew who founded them, it is reported here, because of the “goodwill” value of his reputation. This applies to the cafe on the Kurfuerstondamm, the great “Yaterland” and the restaurant on Leipzigerstrasse.
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