ber of commerce, it was ascertained.
There will be no discrimination against Jewish firms, the German Embassy informed the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. No question as to race or religion will be asked, the embassy stated, the only conditions being good commercial standing and willingness to join the German cause. German officials also declared that they did not discriminate in any way against the Jews in Great Britain.
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