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German Corporation Forces Workers to Join Anti-semites

August 4, 1930
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The growth of the economic boycott against the Jews of Germany is seen in the “Vossische Zeitung’s” report that the former Democrat, Carl Friederich Siemens, chairman of the board of Siemans & Halske Company, one of the largest industrial undertakings in Germany, has become one of the chief supporters of the anti-Semitic Hitlerites. The Socialist press says that Siemens has also imposed compulsory membership in the National Socialist party, of which Adolf Hitler is one of the leaders, on all the employes of the Sieman-Halske company.

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