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STORIES OF TERRQRISM
-By Telegraph— Copyright).
Rec. April 9, 5.5 p.m. Berlin, April 8. The GovernmentAias* bannech the Manchester Guardian. Following the night affray at Breslau, in which two Nazis were lcilled and three injured, the poliee, assist-ed by storm troops, cpmbed the workipg class district, and seized many revolvers. They arrested over 100, ipcluding, accprding to the poliee,. Xeaci- " ing Communists who have been tpying for years to instil panic by terrorism, also allege'd Communists forming the terror group. They state the Breslau affray was accompanied by an attempt to re*~ vive parties. Other accounts, emanating frpnt Frankfort, state that it is untrue that acts of terror have been committed. W orkmen are continually being' beaten and the entire district is terrorised. Anyone spealdng the truth risks a fgarful bealing, imprisonment or even death. The only wish of thousands of Germans is to . leave Germany, but the new passport regulations render this difficult. Despair exists among J ews who are not allowed to leave.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 503, 10 April 1933, Page 5
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