MANY CASUALTIES
(ANTI-SEMITIC DISTURBANCES
BULGARIAN TROOPS ENGAGED
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BUCHAREST. November 27,
Troops and gendarmes have been engaged for. three days in laying siege Ao one -hundred of the anti-Semitic ■iron guards, whose suppression has been ordered by the Government. They barricaded themselve, 3 in a house in Wassy. Finally they ran short of amnuufftion and food.
Tliey~ appealed for help to one hundred thousand of their fellow members, one thousand of whom marched to their relief. They met a stubborn resistance. They rushed and completely demolished the house of the Minister of the Interior. The fighting resulted in one student being killed. Many were injured in following disturbances.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1933, Page 5
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112MANY CASUALTIES Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1933, Page 5
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