NAZI TERRORISM

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 211, 19 June 1933, Page 5

NAZI TERRORISM

MANY RECENT DEATHS.

COMMUNISTS AND JEWS.

CONCENTRATION CAMP iHQRRORS ONE MAN BEATEN TO DEATH. (United Press Association—Copyright); I (Received This Day, 12.15' p.m.) •' /LONDON, June 18. . The Strasburg correspondent of the "Times" says tnat the newspaper "Les Derniers Npuvelles" states that 11 Communists and seven Jewish intellectuals were shot or hanged at Dachau concentration camp in three creeks. , Those condemned afe placed hi a special hut. A rope is tied to a stout hook above- each bed. When one is shot or hanged the" others are. taken to see "the body and invited to commit suicide; • All, the inmates of' tho.hut are whipped nightly. "Herr Arthur, a former section leader in the Reichsbauner, was kidnapped in Berlin and beaten to death at Schoenburg, the Nazis declaring that he hanged himself in,his cell.—" The Times."

UNPRECEDENTED REVOLUTION.

PREDICTED FOR THIS YEAR. ■ (Received This Day, 10.45 a.m.) LONDON, June 17. The Berlin correspondent of "The Times" says that the Nazi revolution is far from finished. Herr Goebels declared in Hamburg that new upheavals, on a- scale that would make everything hitherto seem a mere prelude, will occur before the end of the year. \ "Germany has a. world mission to accomplish," said Herr Goebels. The Nazi revolution will hot restrict actiy- ..-,.■ ity to' one-or two European countries, but its conclusion will see- Europe a firm conglomeration of Nazi'States. If German Socialists continue to shoot poisoned arrows from foreign eoun- ; tries we' will take it oujb of those re- '- maihihg in Germany."