DUSSELDORF TRAGEDY
FRENCH MAKE ARRESTS.
(REHTER'S TELEGRAM.) (Received 3rd October, noon.)
BERLIN, 2nd October.
An official communique states that the Kuestrin adventure was speedily ended. Four, hundred rebels,, including the leaders, were captured.
In a message from Dusseldorf, the French authorities that ( seventeen Germans were killed in yesterday's S=£aratist. disorders, comprising twelve civilians, three members of the Security Police, v and two of the Blue Police. Ninety-one Germans were treated in hospital. Three hundred were able to go home after their wounds were dressed. Two Frenchmen were slightly wounded. 7 The French authorities have arrested on a charge of responsibility for the incidents Regierung's President, Dr. Hans; the Chief of the German Police, Dr. Heffler; the Chief Commissioner of Police, Herr-Vallenberg, and two officers of the Security Police.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 5
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