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Around the time of the First World War, Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador to the U.S., remarked that while insanity was comparatively rare among individuals, in the affairs of nations it was the rule. His own government was a shining example. But the after-effects of national reaction were still relatively benign, forty years ago. Even German leader Adolf Hitler succeeded in murdering only some six million Jews, perhaps twenty million Russians, a paltry few hundred thousand Americans and Britons and some miscellaneous millions here and there.

The article focuses on the political conditions in the Nazi occupied Slavic countries which includes Poland, Yugoslavia and Poland. Nazi oppression here has been particularly cruel. Summary courts have power to sentence suspects without even the pretense of a trial. In Yugoslavia the shooting of 50 or more citizens for the death of one German soldier was at one time almost a daily occurrence. At least two million Polish Jews have been murdered, and an indeterminable number have died in concentration camps. Severe labor measures have been imposed on all the Slavic peoples by the Nazi conquerors. The work week is from sixty to seventy-two hours, and the wage rates are generally reckoned to be about half those of German workers doing similar jobs.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Comment on the article "Meat-Axing Manpower," by John Beecher that appeared in the March 29, 1943 issue related to manpower management and labor management committees; Reply to the letter on the article "Meat-Axing Manpower," by John Beecher; Confusion over the plan described in the article "Charter for a New America" that appeared in March 22, 1943 issue as that of the National Resources Planning Board or the plan of the President; Extermination of the Jewish people in Europe; View that the farm-labor problem becomes more muddled in the United States with rapid progress toward enactment of a bill by Representative Clarence Cannon of Missouri; Comments on issues related to Alden Brook's book "Will Shakspere and the Dyer's Hand"; Comments on the review of the novel "Never Call Retreat"; Information on a letter received from a prisoner in a concentration camp in North Africa; Comments on a letter related to economist and sociologist John A. Ryan that appeared in the April 5, 1943 issue.

The article reports and comments on news events taking place during the week of June 29, 1938. A number of items are covered including news of fighting in the Spanish Civil War and in the Sino-Japanese conflict, an Anglo-American trade treaty and the increased harassment and persecution of Jews by the Nazis in Germany.

Focuses on the rescue of 8,000 Jewish children in France done by French people, organizations and religious institutions against the persecution of German Nazis which began in July 1942. Seizure of captured Jewish children from the Nazi custody by Protestant worker Juliette Mouchon; Placement of some of the children in French families by priest Pére Devaux; Establishment of the organization Union Géneérale des Israélites de France by the Nazis to conduct the registration of the entire Jewish community in France.

The article presents an account of the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. The testimony of several witnesses is described, focusing on scenes from the Jewish Holocaust. Examples of atrocities committed by Nazis are given, and the organization of the concentration camps which were used to perpetrate genocide is discussed. It is noted that Eichmann was the head of the Nazi department in charge of these atrocities.

The article focuses on the trial of Adolf Eichmann, in Jerusalem, Israel. Eichmann is on trial for his life, accused of complicity in a Nazi plot to exterminate the Jewish people, a plot that resulted in the murder of some 6,000,000 Jews. The article looks at modern day Jerusalem and the many incarnations of the idea of 'Jewishness' that its residents represent. The article also discusses the cases impact on the world and compares it with its immediate post war predecesor, Nuremberg. Eichmann's trial strategy and demeanor are also discussed.

The article focuses on the struggles and lives of the Jews in Germany. During the time of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, many Jews were persecuted and most of them were forced to leave. However, after living with such horrific history, the Jews struggled to show-off through the help of the laws which obliged the German government to indemnify the victims of Nazi persecution as well as their families and relatives.

The article deals with the trial of Nazi Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem, Israel for his role in the Jewish Holocaust. It describes the tasks of Eichmann in implementing the massacres of Jews as ordered by German leader Adolf Hitler. It discusses the defense issued by Eichmann to justify his actions in line with the massacre of Jews.

The article looks at the controversies surrounding the court trial of Vienna, Austria-based Jewish emigration office head Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem concerning his involvement in the Jewish extermination. The defense counsel of Eichmann failed to support his arguments regarding his good relations with the Zionists. The court held that he was sent on an espionage mission. The Führer Order to exterminate Jews originated in the office of German chancellor Adolf Hitler.

Suggests that mementos, survivors and landmarks of the massacres in Poland during the Nazi occupation should make good American radio material. Pieces of evidence of the old life of the Jews among the rubble of the Old City and the Ghetto; Items in Auschwitz which the Nazis had had no time to sell; Yuddita at the Orphan Home just outside Cracow; Awaited completion of the information center House of the Word.

The article discusses a psychological analysis of both the miserable prisoners and their jailers in Nazi concentration camps made by Holocaust survivor and Dutch physician Elie A. Cohen in May 1952. The result of Cohen's analysis is the book "Het Duitse Concentratiekamp." Cohen suggested in his book that those prisoners who were strengthened by an understanding of their plight were more fitted to survive.

Focuses on the Palestinian political problem. Foreign policy of chairman of the Higher Arab Committee Emile Ghory; Involvement of Ghory in the Nazi policy of the extermination of European Jews; Observation of Palestine's political problems by the United Nation's Special Assembly; Views of Abba Hillel Silver, chairman of the American section of the Jewish Agency for Palestine and David Ben-Gurion, Polish-born chairman of the Jewish Agency's Executive, on Palestine; Suggestion by the Soviet delegation that the best solution to the problem of Palestine would be the establishment of an independent, dual, democratic state with equal rights for Arabs and Jews.

Presents letters to the editor. Question related to the condemnation of the Fascist by the Christian religious leader, published in the May 3 issue of the journal; Discussion related to the reconstitution of the Jews in the economic order, published in the April 26 issue of the journal; Interest of the political Zionists in the conquest of Palestine from the Arabs than they are in saving the Jews from Nazi persecution; Exposure of the harrowing conditions of Jews in the barbarous Axis countries.

Presents several news items published in various periodicals. Information that Dorothy Kunzman, young California evangelist, will close a series of special services like evasion of income tax; Declaration that Carl Cons, former editor of "Down Beat and Music and Rhythm," is publishing a Chicago magazine called "Our Town;" Extermination of half the Jews in Poland by the end of this year; Mention of gasoline and rubber shortage.

The article reports on the trial of Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi official who supervised the concentration camps and the persecution of Jews in Germany. It offers information on the statements of several witnesses on how the Jews in the camps were abused and killed by the Nazis. It also emphasizes that Presiding Judge Moshe Landau has warned Prosecuting Attorney Gideon Hausner due to the irrelevance in the statements of the witnesses on the involvement of Eichmann in the presecution.

The article focuses on Adolf Eichmann who is under trial for the mass murder of Jews during the World War II. Eichmann says that he has not killed any Jews or non-Jews. He notes that he is only a loyal, happy and obedient Schutzstaffel (SS). The court has not yet decided on what sort of punishment Eichmann deserves.

The article discusses the trial of ex-Nazi Adolf Eichmann for charges of genocide against the Jews during World War II. It mentions that the trial in Jerusalem consists of three Israeli Judges who will decide his fate and the world's press, TV and radio correspondents whose job is to fix the mind of the world the warcrimes of the Nazis. It also notes that the Israeli government refused to promise Eichmann's colleagues that they would not be arrested if they set foot in Israeli soil.

The world seems to have accepted the Nazi persecution of Jews as an incontestable fact with which it must come to terms. Nazi dictator of Germany Adolf Hitler has reduced to the commonplace even so awful a tragedy as the literal extermination of a people. He has standardized Jewish persecution like everything else and Jewish news is now the same in all Nazi-occupied territories. The World War II, which has brought about so many changes in Europe, seems on a superficial view to have left the Jewish problem untouched.

The article focuses on the statement of Premier Levi Eshkol regarding the Israel's ties with West Germany delivered at the Knesset-House of Parliament in Jerusalem. Premier Eshkol notes how difficult for Israeli government to get connected with the said country due to horrible condition of several Jews during the Nazi regime. Furthermore, Eshkol notes the possible aid from the country in terms of defeating Arab enemies and economic development.

The article focuses on the Nazi rule in Germany. Nazis are quiet enthusiastic after a overwhelming vote in Saarland, Germany, and it has also strengthened German leader Adolf Hitler. The Nazi movement would definitely gets flared up in Austria, which must be Hitler's next objective in his plan of building in Central Europe the greatest German power ever witnessed. Sensational newspapers in the U.S. and elsewhere prophesied before the Saar vote that there would be another bloody purge of the Nazi Party when the Saar was out of the way. The latest letters from Germany seem to indicate a growing unrest because of the continuation of the economic distress. As for the Jews, their plight is worse than ever, and Americans must not be misled as to this by the inability of these newspapers to print details.

The article discusses the life and works of Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann. It mentions that at night, Eichmann pored over his files until his eyes watered with weariness in his cell. It stresses that Eichmann did not take his oath in a Bible because he was not bound by any faith when he was tasked to testify in a court.

The article reports on the legality regarding the trial of Adolf Eichmann, who is considered the biggest of the Nazi murderers. The Israelis mention that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that war criminals may be punished by any sovereign state no matter when or where the crimes was committed. According to Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion, Eichmann must be brought to the Jewish justice and the facts should be known and remembered by the youths of Israel who have grown up after the holocaust.

The article reports on the visit of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, his ministers and Jewish leaders to Belsen concentration camp in Germany to pay tribute to Jewish people who died in the Nazi times. The event is considered as the first visit of top West German official since the memorial was built in 1953. Nahum Goldmann of the World Jewish Congress expressed his gratitude to Adenauer for his assurance that the true story of the Nazi past would be taught to young Germans.

The article presents information on developments from across the world. U.S. Senator C. Wayland Brooks of Illinois spoke as fellow sufferer when he addressed a recent Chicago mass-meeting to protest Nazi atrocities against Jews. He proclaimed himself a defender of minorities because he was himself a member of minority. The Never Again Association, in England has worked out a post-war program for Germany. Among other things, Germany would be broken up into its component parts and England would expel all Axis nationals and all refugees with every few exceptions.

Presents the poem "A Camp in the Prussian Forest," by Randall Jarrell.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "Jackie Kennedy: A View from the Crowd," which featured Jacqueline Kennedy; "The Murderers Among Us," which discussed the Nazi persecution; "The Black Pope," which focused on the Jesuits' Very Rev. Pedro de Arrupe y Gondra.