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emigrant—and the pogrom began.From Munich, “Hangman'’ Heydrich warned state police leaders over the teletype that a series of anti-Jewishdemonstrations could be expected the night of Nov. 10. Twenty minutes after the police received the message, Goebbels informed all gauleiters that anti-semitic demonstrations had broken out' “spontaneously” and that they would be permitted to run their course.On Nov. 11. 1938, Heydrich personally wrote Goering that 191 synagogues had been set afire and 76 were demolished ; community centers and funeral cfiapels set afire, and 20,000 Jews arrested. The letter added that the number of Jewish shops destroyed was undetermined, but that so far 800 had been ruined, 29 warehouses burned and 100 residential housesburned and^destroyed.Small But Tough AF UrgedWashington; sept. 20 (ansf-The Army Air Forces believe that the U.S. should maintain a “relatively small1 t nr*
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Fri, Sep 21, 1945
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