Evening star., 1933-12-02
Jews SEEN READY
TOLEAvE GERMANY
New York Editor Predicts
Wholesale Migration
Next Year.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. December 2 (N.AN.A)
"A picture of 100000 German Jews
training Systematically, while living in
the shadow Of the sword, for a migra-
ton of proportions unprecedented in
modern history, is drawn by Samuel
Margoshes, editor in chief Of the Day.
the Jewish language daily published in
this city.
1.-TWO hundred thousand Jews will
tor, "and if Hitler continues in power
for another five years, all but very
few of the 100000 Jews now there will
be living in other countries"
DR.. Margoshes returned this week
from Berlin. which he entered by the
front door while the Nazis were guard
ing all the back doors" Because of
his activities in arousing world SYM
pathy for the Je; :, in originating dem
onstrations against the National Social
lists and in urging boy-ot of German
goods, the doctor learned early that he
was endangering his lie when he en-
tered the Reich
The American consulate in the Ger
man capital advised him to leave at
once.
They told me- Dr. Margoshes said,
"that the most they could do for me
was to lodge protest when my body
was found"
The doctor stayed on, however, in an
attempt to get accurate information on
the plight of mon -Aryans" under the
NaZi regime.
Government Anxious, Too.
ct learned from conversations with
Jewish leaders" Dr.. MargOshes said,
that a vast and detailed program OF
Gus organizations, chief among which
is the JudiSche Centrale VereinD ! am
violating no confidence in telling you
this because the government is as
anxious to get rid of the Jews as the
The problem of where these Jews
will 30 is in the hands Of the League Of
Nations Board for the Aiding Of Ger
man Refugees. headed by James Mac
Donald. Sixteen nations are represented
on this board Mr.. Macdonald told me
the world for quota system, each coun-
try to admit the number OF refugees it
believes it can absorb. The great fear
of the Jews and their leaders is that
the Nazi sword will fall before they can
get out from under it. Jews to whom /
spoke, some of whom were once indus
trial magnateS and bankers, told me that
economic conditions in the Reich were
getting worse rapidly.
Their opinion is that Hitler has pro-
tected himself from pinching his foot
tt4 otI t1yv rt, al
blame to the Jews. Thus when economic
unrest and dissatisfaction grows into
militant discomfort it will fall not upon
the governing power but upon Jews.
The cold pogrom' will flare into red
heat. There is nothing to protect Ger
man Jews except the force of public
opinion in the world outside. Within
the Reich, there is. of course, no law
beyond Naz law and no order beyond
Nazi order.
1T was to me at once tragic and in
spring to see hunoredS of thousands of
German Jews picking among the debris
of a shattered existence Tor threads
that would lead them to new life. The
Centrale Verein. for instance, offers lit
orally thousands of courses in every
field of economic endeavor to prepare
Jews for existence in foreign lands.
Doctors and lawyers are there wres-
ting with the mechanics of carpentry.
Engineers are learning plumbing. Shop
keepers are training to be farmers. The
back-to-the-Soll movement is the most
popular since the bulk of the refugees
will go to Palestine, an agricultural
country.
Sorrow and Heartbreak.
"There are no words to describe the
sorrow and heart-break that the Nazis'
iron fist has ground into 600, 900 souls
1t is impossible for the human mind to
grasp even when confronted with it.
1t makes the blood boil to hear of
bloodshed and beatings. But the cor
roding sorrow of being uprooted from
friends and country and being plunged
into new and strange environments is
more terrifying.
But" concluded the doctor, while
I found fear and terror among the
Jews in Germany. there was no despair
Most of them, particularly the younger
ones, are eager to pick up their lives
from where they left of on the advent
Of Hitler"
DR.. Margoshes visited among the
10000 Jewish refugees in Paris and saw
others in Brussels, Antwerp and Am
sterdam. Everywhere he said he found
the same complaint: I'VE want work
to do not charity"
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