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MEETING IN SYDNEY. DEMAND FOR FREEDOM. RESTRICTIONS ON KISCH. (United Press Association—By Electri® Telegraph.—Copyright.) Received November 21, 8.5 a.m. SYDNEY, Nov. 20. The anti-war and anti-Faseist movement held a meeting to-night in the city: A large number of police were in the vicinity of the meeting, which passed a resolution demanding freedom of entry, speech, and action for Herr lvisch and Air Gerald Griffin and any other supporters of their movement. Kisch, in a speech, said his entry had broken his leg, but Ids heart was not broken and be would take back to Europe their message of solidarity against war and Fascism. Tho railway commissioners have refused to allow Kisch to address railway ■workshop employees to-morrow, and Kisch is also unable to visit Alelbourne by aeroplane for the Anti-War Congress owing to his leg injury.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 304, 21 November 1934, Page 7
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