AGAINST FASCISM.
Johannesburg Crowd Wrecks German Paper Office. CONSUL'S STRONG PROTEST. (Received 11 a.m.) CAPETOWN, November 3. The German Consul-General requested the Government to forbid the holding of a meeting in Johannesburg organised by the relief .committee for the victims of German Fascism. The Government replied regretting it was not empowered to prohibit the meeting.
Consequently the meeting was held, and later a crowd wrecked the offices of a German newspaper. The Consul again complained to the Secretary of External Affairs, who promised police investigation.
The meeting passed resolutions for submission to the German Consul, who bluntly states that they will be put into the wastepaper basket. No foreign community, he says, has a right to interfere in Germany's internal affairs.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 261, 4 November 1933, Page 9
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