They were repatriated from various concentration camps by UNRRA, who fed them and transported them to their original home-towns. In the American zone, Jews and half-Jews have slight advantages over German population. They get additional food, clothing and fuel. Their homes are returned to them, furniture is taken from Nazis where necessary. Their property, or the remains, thereof, will eventually be returned to them. Besides, the Military Government is sympathetic towards them. Many Jews in the U.S. Army do their best to help them, provide courier service for them with America, get their mail and packages. Also, the American Joint Distribution Committee has its offices in Frankfurt and representatives in other US occupied cities. In spite of all these efforts, the German Jews have a hard time of it, as in many instances they are on a par with the German population, and are by them treated as Jews, jus tlike before the end of Hitler. […]“.