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The instructions are believed to be the first exception to the law adopted by the Reichstag at Nuremberg on September 15 prohibiting Jews from displaying the national emblem, the swastika.</small></blockquote></ref> and already in 1934<ref>''JTA'', August 26, 1934</ref> Zionists explained they had no choice till reaching Haifa shores, then removing it and putting up Blue and white flag.
 
The instructions are believed to be the first exception to the law adopted by the Reichstag at Nuremberg on September 15 prohibiting Jews from displaying the national emblem, the swastika.</small></blockquote></ref> and already in 1934<ref>''JTA'', August 26, 1934</ref> Zionists explained they had no choice till reaching Haifa shores, then removing it and putting up Blue and white flag.
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It ended in 1939 / outbreak of WW2. Later on, Eichmann became the appointee on Jews.</small>  
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It ended in 1939 / outbreak of WW2. Later on, Eichmann became the appointee on Jews.</small>)
     
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