Buffalo Evening News · 7 July 1934
CP-1934-002
New Deal for Historic Palestine
Hitler, Through His Order Exiling Jews, Unwittingly Has Made This Country a Beacon of Prosperity in a World Hit by Depression
Marion Rubinstein
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BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Fiction, Fact Saturday and Radio Magazine BUFFALO, N. Y., SATURDAY, JULY T, 1934 est NEW DEAL FOR HISTORIC PALESTINE Hitler, Through His Order Exiling Jews, Unwittingly Has Made This Country a Beacon of Prosperity in a World Hit H by Depression-Influx of 11,000 Germans, Whose Immediate Needs Were Many, Speeded Wheels of Industry.
WHILE work deposit in of the bank 30000.000. he has not do for done for dat ther Tor Ga merly provide it with pros- A modern pariment house in A cowshed used as a Dahl to ever where 1 could stay sionero atch direne and to carryine dung. his the need Doesne Boned met Pate the t which dessnares sae assignmen CANS Bat o4) Be 20203 THOSE newcomers whe be on G This lift, at the left, after being emptied of furniture will house immigrants.
The farmer lifting his child into the wagon is a former Munich onysician. top row, center shows a German mcar
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"New Deal for Historic Palestine," Buffalo Evening News, 7 July 1934. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1934-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1934-002
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