INVASION BY ROWDIES.

Wairarapa Age, 30 August 1933, Page 5

INVASION BY ROWDIES.

BELGIAN GENDARME, BADLY INJURED. ASSAILANT UNDER, ARREST. PARIS, August 28. Another frontier outrage is reported, this time from the village of Bergreuland, which is in the portion of Alsace-Lorraine given to Belgium at the end of the war. Four Nazis in uniform crossed the frontier and walked the streets of Bergnieland, insulting any who refused to salute them. Belgian gendarmes were railed and escorted the Nazis across the frontier, but three hours later the Nazis returned, when a Nazi with a bottle of beer fractured a gendarme’s skull. He is now in hospital. The escaped t arrested but tbe others A GUARDED BORDER. AUSTRIAN NAZIS ESCAPING TO GERMANY. (Received Tuesday, 5.5 .p.m.) LONDON, August 29. The Tim/s” Vienna oorrespondent states: that three hundred trained gendarmes are reinforcing the local forces patrolling the Austro-German frontier owing to the large number of tnan Nazis escaping by secret mountain paths to Germany throu ff hout Austria are unaba»’iedly painting swastikas on buildmgs and churches and threateninv members of Cabinet despite repeated of Deton im P rieonmcnt - The Minister ? f ence ann ounces what may be reas,tbe reintroduction of conscription by the training of relays of eight to ten thousand youths f O 7 six months alongside the Regulars