ANTI-SEMITISM IN GERMANY.
TROUBLE TS BAVARIA. "(By OabI»—Pr«88 AwociaiMfflft-Copyrigihit.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) BERLIN, August 9. Spasmodic anti-Semitio outbreaks are still occurring. Boisterous crowds at Memminge, in Bvaria, beseiged the house of Rosen* baum, a Jewish dairyman, and demanded milk for the whole town. When Rosenbaum declared that, acting on Government instructions, he had sent the whole of his stock to Nuremberg, the mob demanded 1,000,000 marks for the poor, threatening him with the gallows.
The Mayor vainly tried to reason with the crowd, whom the police were powerless to disperse. Eventually the police arrested the dairyman in the interests of his own safety. The demonstrators followed him to the prison. They hung cowbells round his neck, and kicked, struck, and spat at him, with the result that he reached' the prison half dead. The police had the greatest difficulty in saving his life.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17221, 11 August 1921, Page 7
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