[Resolution adopted by the Committee, July 14th 1938]

[Resolution adopted by the Committee, July 14th 1938] 

[Resolution adopted by the Committee, July 14th 1938] 

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A resolution stating that a large number of involuntary immigrants cause various problems to the general economy as well as racism and religious problems. A long-range program is needed in accordance with existing immigration laws. Germany and Austria should collaborate and allow the refugees to take their property and possessions. Countries of refuge should be able to choose the emigrants and not be responsible for their financial situation. Another Intergovernmental meeting should take place in London on 3rd of August 1938.