The Minister in Rumania (Gunther)
to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, February 10, 1941.
Dr. Hermann Neubacher, formerly Mayor of Vienna said the Jews are a problem which concerns all of Europe, if not the whole world. After the war, a conference of all great powers will have to be called to settle this problem. A space must be found large enough for 15–20 million people where the Jews can be settled. They must be able to take means with them, and they must have help from all countries, to be able to get started. A strong international commission will have to be formed to direct and supervise this work.