GERMAN CENSORSHIP
ANTI-COMMUNIST ARTICLES
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ROME, November 1
The Vatican City radio reported that German censors have ordered a ban on all articles against Communism and militant atheism, even if intended for publication in religious papers.
RESTRICTION ON NEWS
LONDON, November 1
Less news is expected from Germany in future, -as the authorities have ordered fresh restrictions. The Berlin official wireless announced that Germany was obliged to restrict the free communication of news between Germany and neutral countries, because enemy espionage had exploited unrestricted facilities.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 November 1939, Page 8
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