(b)
non-German newspapers be requested to have express permission of the State to be published. They may not be printed in the German language.
(c)
non-Germans be prohibited by law from financial participation in or influence on German newspapers, and that as penalty for contravention of the law such newspapers be suppressed and all non-Germans participating in it expelled from the Reich. * * *” (1708-PS)
B. Development of ideological basis for anti-Semitic measures.
Among the innumerable statements made by the leaders of the NSDAP are the following:
Rosenberg advocated in 1920 the adoption of the following program concerning the Jews:
“(1)
The Jews are to be recognized as a (separate) nation living in Germany, irrespective of the religion they belong to.
(2)