KILLED IN FIGHTS
STREET WARFARE PROVOKED IN GERMANY INFLUENCE OF MOSCOW BERLIN, Thursday. Communists acting under instructions from Moscow are endeavouring to exploit the increasing number of unemployed men in Germany. The authorities in Berlin are alarmed by the reinforcements which have arrived. All the streets in the working-class quarters of the city are being heavily patrolled. Fifty persons were arrested yesterday when a demonstration was dispersed. There has been street fighting in the past 48 hours at Worms as a 'esult of the refusal of the police to permit a meeting of 2.000 unemployed organised by Communists. Two youths were killed and hundreds of people were injured. There have been disturbances also at Chemnitz, where three people have been killed and 15 injured.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 873, 17 January 1930, Page 9
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