MILIUKOFF SHOT AT.
FRIEND DIES TO SAVE HIM. SIX OTHERS "WOUNDED. DRAMATIC INCIDENT AT BERLIN. (By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright) BERLIN, March 30. An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Professor Miliukoff, leader of the Russian Cadet or Constitutional Democratic party, was made here in dramatic circumstances.
He was speaking from the platform of the Philharmonic Hail to an audience of 1,200, when two Russian monarchists comn__.inced firing revolvers from the front row of the stalls. In an instant there was panic. Friends of M. Miliukoff on the platform tried to protect him. Others seized his assailants. M. Nabokoff, a former member of the Supreme Court of Russia, was shot when interposing his body to save M. Miliukoff. Six other people were wounded.—A. and N.Z.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 77, 31 March 1922, Page 5
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