EUROPEAN PEASANTS.
CONGRESS AT BERLIN. •/. POLICE MAKE MANY ARRESTS. United Press Association—Copyright.) BERLIN, March 31. } The first European Peasant, Congress has opened at Berlin. It is announced as an important step in international co-operation. The police, however, are unsympathetic and have arrested two dozen visiting delegates on the ground that they are without passports, and they state that the principal initiators of the Congress are in close connection with the Kremlin. Those arrested! include 17 described as Poles, four Czechs, and two Russians. It is expected that they will be immediately expelled.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 145, 1 April 1930, Page 5
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