UNREST IN GERMANY.
RUMOURS OF A RISING
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(Received May 29, 9.30 a.m.) ■ feERLIN, May 28. The commissary for the maintenance of order, m a $tatemenfc to the press, declares that while the rumors of a forthcoming revolution have a basis ot reality, they are much exaggerated. The only party openly threatening yoilent action is the Communistic Labor Party. The chief danger from the latter is that it might cause a reaction among other parties
On the other hand the Freheit and Tageblatt declare that a revolution is imminent. The Tageblatt adds that a list has ibeen drawn up of demoeianc Socialist leaders and Jewish notables who will be slaughtered. The Vorwaerts states that the signal for a revolution . will come from the East.
The. Yolks Zeitung 'says that ah volunteer formations will march to Berlin. Over one hundred thousand volunteers are' ready to. rise. Trucks of military equipment are leaving Berlin daily for East Russia.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15229, 29 May 1920, Page 3
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