“HELL” HITLER
BRITISH EX-SOLDIERS’ VIEW [by CABLE —PBEBB ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.! LONDON, August 8. “Life is hell in Germany,” sums up the impressions of the unofficial delegation of British ranker members of the ex-Service League. They say that-they were virtually under guard, and were allowed to see only what their Nazi guards desired. Whenever they managed to mix with the working class, they found the people terrified, lest they were detected criticising the Nazis. POLAND AND DANZIG. WARSAW, August 8. The Polish-Danzig agreement, concluded at Danzig, rescinds the emergency decree, opening the frontier for German goods. Poland agrees to the Danzig Customs clearing merchandise consigned to Poland, on condition that the duties are payable in Polish currency.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 August 1935, Page 7
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