GERMAN POLITICS

Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1932, Page 5

GERMAN POLITICS

NAZIS AND COMMUNISTS. CONTINUANCE OF OUTRAGES. (United Press Association —By ElectricTelegraph—Copyright.) LONDON, August 8. '•The Times’ ” Berlin correspondent S ay’ 3 , ; , “The week-end outrages have culminated in the assassination of the Reichsbanner leader, ICotzan, at Loetzen, in East Prussia. The “Daily Telegraph’s” Berlin correspondent says; Undeterred by Herr Hi'blen’s pledges or Chancellor Von Papen’s threats, the Nazis and the Communist. r Dynamitards continue their work of death and destruction in Germany. A h°mb, with devast.ng force was exploded at Brunswi k, damaging twenty-five houses. : Almost, all were the houses of Communists and Socialists.- • .- There have been three other bomb outrages in the city, some without any attempt to put into execution the Government’s decree against terrorists which includes death penalties. The newspapers declare that this delay is duo to a differ ence jf opinion in the Government, some of the members of which hold that the Hitlerites should lie answerable for( their crimes, like everyone else. ' Hitler’s newspapers urge the Government to outlaw all of the -. Communists and t.,< allow the Nazis to atm in self defence. .

, GERMANY’S WAR GUILT. LONDON, August 8. .{ “The. Times’ ” Berlin correspondent s iys: Compulsory instruction about the injustice of the Versailles Treaty is being give# in: all of the schools in the State of Anhalt. The teachers have been ordered to instruct •their scholars on every available opportunity that the assertion of! Germany’s sole war guilt does. not stand historical truth.