BITTER ANGLOPHOBIA
ROME DEMONSTRATIONS BRITISH RESIDENTS LEAVING ROME, Nov. 4 Many British residents in Italy are leaving owing to hostile demonstrations. A crowd of 1000 people tore down the English and Belgian automobile signs from the Hotel Eden and invited passers-by to trample and spit upon them. Students assembled outside Thomas Cook and Son's oflice and shouted: "What does England do?" to which tho crowd replied, "Stinks*." Passengers in trains and trams reading English newspapers are insulted. Even the members of the aristocracy are cutting out bridge and tea parties on account of their British associations.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22259, 6 November 1935, Page 13
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