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Britisher’s Arrest in Berlin Thought Due to Help He Rendered to Jews

April 5, 1933
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Considerable excitement is apparent in today’s English press over the arrest in Berlin of two Britishers, Corder Catchpol, head of the Society of Friends and Geoffrey Fraser of the Transoceanic News. The English press expresses the belief that Corder’s arrest is connected with the assistance rendered by him to a number of Jews.

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