GERMAN PRINCE
BEATEN BY POLICE. i Lulled Press Association. —by Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. ] BEB LIN. March 21. While entraining from Koenigs berg, after addressing a Nazi meeting. Prince August Wilheim, was badly beaten by the police, who had forbidden the meeting. hut had subsequently withdrawn the prohibition when the Nazis promised that Doctor Goebels would not appear. Prince August Wilheim tied a res that he said nothing offensive. Afterwards lie called at the Nazi Leader. Dr Goebels' hotel, and they went together to the station. The police suchlenIv appeared, and cleared the platioi in, using their bludgeons.
The crowds hissed the police, three of whom were injured.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 March 1931, Page 1
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