1937 Poland
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The Polish Ambassador called to see me this morning. He said that the President had asked him, during a recent conversation which the President had had with the Ambassador, to come to see me with regard to the problem of Jewish emigration from Poland. The Ambassador stated that from the conversations which Colonel Beck had recently had with the leaders of the Zionist movement at Geneva, prospects for canalizing emigration from Poland to Palestine were discouraging, and that, while Poland would still continue to try to work out some plan for continued Polish emigration to Palestine as the basis for their present policy, his Government was very anxious to find other fields where Jewish emigrants from Poland could be settled. He said that the Polish Government had sent commissions to Madagascar, South Africa, East Africa and Australia, but had been able to find no willingness on the part of those governments to encourage Polish Jewish immigration.
A white man was talking to another white man regarding a bunch of white people – the European Jews- and their agenda was to get rid of the Jews that they hated at the expense of the dark-skinned people the world who had nothing to do with the Jews of Europe.
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