Ordinance by the German Reich Minister for Education November 16, 1938. The Voelkischer Beobachter introduced the decree with a statement as to its motivation: "After the ruthless murder in Paris we can no longer require German teachers to instruct Jewish pupils. Also, it is self-evident that German children consider it unbearable to share their classrooms with Jews. "Racial segregation in schools has been generally accomplished during the past few years, but a small number of Jewish children still remain in German schools. They can no longer be permitted to attend school together with German boys and girls. Without prejudice to subsequent legislation, Reich Minister of Education, Rust, has therefore issued the following ordinance to be effective immediately: 1. Jews are not permitted to attend German schools. They may only attend Jewish schools. All Jewish students not yet dismissed from German schools, must be dismissed immediately. 2. This ordinance applies to all schools under his