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Extract from the "Manchester Guardian" on discrimination cases exercised by the Nazi Government against Danzig People.

Extract from the "Journal des Nations": Constitution, freedom and National Socialism were the three key words of the Danzig problem.

Extract from "The Times": Council meeting to discuss the Senate's infringement of the Danzig Constitution and its failure to carry out the League of Nations' recommendations.

Extract from the "World Jewry": A. Greiser, President of the Senate, accepted the reports by A. Eden and S. Lester on the infringement of the Danzig Constitution by the Nazi Government, as well as the League of Nations Council's conditions to repeal Nazi unconstitutional methods and laws.

S. Lester also mentioned the fact he accepted a renewal of his appointment in spite of the difficult situation in Danzig.

Dinner with O'Rourke: cartoon from the "Morning Post" depicting a so-called school for Nazi diplomats, O'Rourke's fear of a war; declarations in the House of Commons from A. Eden, Noel Baker and Cranbourne on S. Lester and the situation in Danzig.

Extract from the "Irish Times": reports on Danzig expected from the Polish Government and from S. Lester, if he thought fit, to submit a report to the League of Nations on the new decrees issued by the Danzig Nazi Government; tribute to S. Lester's work.

S. Lester's note of 18 June 1935 entitled "Dr. Schacht's speech in Danzig on Friday 14th June", Schacht was President of the Reichs Bank, on absurdity of the separation of Danzig from the Reich, Germany's help to Danzig, difference of economic interests between Danzig and Poland; S. Lester's note of 17 June 1935 regarding talks between S. Lester, A. Greiser, and Boettcher on Schacht's speech, employment in Germany on the basis of the voluntary transfer of Danzig officials, Polish protest against the foreign exchanges decree, "Volkstimme" ban, A. Forster's power reduced and his possible removal, the dismissal from State or municipal employment of workers on the grounds of their political opinions (question for Geneva), S. Lester and the "Einwohnerwehr": new decree issued for the re-organization of this body of special police (S. Lester was against militarisation), the compulsory labour corps, A. Forster's speech on the National Socialist programme regarding the spreading of the spirit of A. Hitler, and the destruction of Parties in discord with Germany.

Extract from the "Volkszeitung" on Danzig question and what A. Eden said on it.

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