POLAND WORRIED
German Demonstrations In Teschen District
(Independent Cable Service.)
PRAGUE, December 8.
Eleven trainloads of fully-armed Polish soldiers and artillery have arrived at Teschen, which is like a war camp. Anti-aircraft guns line the Polish-German frontier in the Bohumin district, and machine-guns have been installed on the roofs of'buildings.
Poland is worried about the growth of anti-Polish demonstrations by the German minority in the Teschen district, which was ceded to Poland by the Czechs.
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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 66, 10 December 1938, Page 18
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