ARRESTS IN BUDAPEST
SEQUEL TO BOMB OUTRAGE BANNED NAZI PARTY IS DISSOLVED. BUDAPEST, Feb. 24. As a sequel to the bomb outrage in the city synagogue on February 3, the Government has dissolved the Nationalist Socialist Party. Police raided offices and homes of members of the party throughout Hungary and arrested 150. It is officially announced that property confiscated from the banned Nazi party will be given to charity organisations. The party’s dissolution was necessary because the Nazis repeatedly endangered public order. The party s offices throughout the country have been closed and sealed under guard. Heavy police reinforcements are parad the Budapest streets to prevent disturbances. Police raiding the homes of members of the Nazi party have thus far made nearly 200 arrests.
LEADERS SENT TO CAMP
BUDAPEST, Feb. 26. Forty-seven Hungarist (Nazi) leaders have been sent to a concentration camp. The police arrested nearly 300 provincial members and released some after a warning. The police con- | fiscated quantities of propaganda and documents.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 49, 28 February 1939, Page 7
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164ARRESTS IN BUDAPEST Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 49, 28 February 1939, Page 7
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