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Movement to Boycott German Goods Growing Rapidly in England

March 24, 1933
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The urge towards the boycott of German goods is growing here rapidly. Individual Jewish merchants have addressed letters to the press announcing that they are discontinuing the purchase of German goods. In addition, a special meeting of the Jewish Bakers Association resolved on forbidding its members to use German flour, or any other commodities of German origin. Bakers are warned that those disobeying the resolution will be boycotted by the society.

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