NAZIS ATTACK ENGLISHMAN
Party Assaulted in Restaurant LONDON, March 30. The “Daily Telegraph's’’ Munich correspondent says: "The Bavarian Government has ordered an inquiry in. to a severe attack on an Englishman, Mr J. Cecil, grandson of the Marquis of Salisbury, by Nazis. "While Mr Cecil and party were dining at a restaurant two Nazis seated at the next table molested a German woman belonging to Mr Cecil’s party because she had rouge on her face. The woman’s husband demanded an apology and was knocked down. Mr Cecil went to his assistance.
“More Nazis rushed up, felled Mr Cecil, sat on him and defied the police by brandishing chairs. Three of Mr Cecil’s guests were also beaten till the police summoned Btonn Troopers, who managed to get Mr Cecil and his partv out of the cafe.”
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 93, 3 April 1934, Page 11
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