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New “zing Case” Develops in Germany; Teacher in Hanover Suspended

April 14, 1958
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A new “Zind case” seems to have developed this weekend when it became known that the state attorney here had moved to prosecute another schoolteacher for public anti-Semitic statements. The teacher, Edgar Fernau of Mandelsloh, is charged with having remarked in a barbershop that it was “too bad that in the Third Reich all the Jews were not gassed.” He has already been suspended by the authorities from his elementary school post.

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