DANZIG TERRORISTS
SERIOUS INCIDENTS OCCUR POLISH PRESS PERTURBED LONDON, June 16 Owing to reports of a new wave of terrorism in Danzig, the Polish press urges Poland to restore order. Many Social Democrats are imprisoned, says the Warsaw correspondent of the Daily Herald. Dr. Spill, formerly President of the Diet, and Herr Pietsch, leader of the Union of German Disabled Ex-service-men, have been "protectively" arrested. A Storm Trooper was fatally shot during an attack on a Socialist home at Weisenthal. The Socialist's entire family was arrested. Sixty people were sent to hospital after an attack by Storm Troopers on a meeting of the Nationalist Party where many were beaten. One died in hospital.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22448, 18 June 1936, Page 13
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