DISORDER IN PARIS
Sequel to Anti-Communist Speech
Paris, November 10.
The working-class suburb of Sain; Denis was the scene of a wild demon stration which was suppressed by 50 platoons of .Mobile Guards and a thou sand police.
The ex-Commnnist Mayor, M. Jacques Doriot. in an address to the newlyformed French People’s Party, had attacked the Communists and demanded denunciation of the Franco-Soviet pound recognition of General Franco' Government in Spain This caused up roar. Barricades were erected to pre vent Communists storming tlie hall, am! 14 police were injured.
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 41, 12 November 1936, Page 11
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