Sixteen students from Israel currently enrolled at various European universities, and a larger number of German students, were among the guests at a week long conference held near here and sponsored by a German association, of democratic student organizations. The conference, in which some students of other nationalities also participated, was supported by the “Central Council of Jews in Germany” and by the “Congress for Cultural Freedom.”
The scheduled topic was “Small States and Big Polities,” but on this first occasion that a substantial number of Israeli and German students gathered together in Germany most of the discussions turned to questions of German-Israel relations and to problems of Jewish significance.
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