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Leipzig Will Rename Streets Honoring Jews

May 12, 1935
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The mayor of this city which, until the coming of the Nazi regime, had a large Jewish population, today ordered the renaming of all streets named after Jewish personalities.

Leipzig has declined considerably as a commercial city since the Jews of the world began their boycott against German goods and particularly against participating in the international fairs held in Leipzig twice a year.

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