first resented this demand but was finally compelled to yield, the story relates.
“This report has no foundation,” it was stated here today in diplomatic circles, “since Streicher is still in high favor.” It was also explained that not only will Streicher not drop his Stuermer, but on the contrary, will soon open a special office in Berlin and may even transfer his publication to Berlin.
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