THE NAZI METHOD
BRUTAL ATTACKS PRIEST BEATEN TO DEATH. Press Association Electric Telegranh—Copyright MUNICH, Monday. During a scirias of brutal Nazi attacks on delegates to a Catholic Congress*, Professor Zinsser, a priest, was beaten to* death with rubber batons. None of the* ten English delegates was assaulted. OUTRAGES IN AUSTRIA. NAZI LEADERS ARRESTED.' (Received Tuesday, 9.30 a.m.) VIENNA, Monday. Twenty-two Nazi leaders have been arrested, and the Brown House at Duns-bruc-k (dosed, following upon an attempt to shoot Cr. Sidle, leader of the Tyrol Reimwelir, who was wounded in an arm. The ex-Minister of Education, Dr. Rintelen, also narrowly escaped when his car crossed a plank, exploding a tube filled with dynamite. Among other outrages was a bomb attack on a jeweller's shop, in which two persons were killed and eight wounded. The Jewish owner tried to pick up the bomb and throw it out of his shop, but it exploded in his hands, killing him. If the terror continues, the Dolfuss Government propose to proclaim martial law and disband the whole Nazi party.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 June 1933, Page 5
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