HANDING OVER SILESIA.
GERMAN OBJECTIONS. CONFLICT WITH FRENCH TROOPS. BERLIN, June 30. After an unsuccessful Polish attempt to dislodge the German self-protection company occupying the town of Hindenburg in Upper Silesia, the French occupation troops surrounded the Germans, and a violent combat ensued, in which the French had one killed and three wounded. The Germans had seventeen killed and seventeen, wounded.
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Grey River Argus, 3 July 1922, Page 5
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