DANZIG CORRIDOR

Wairarapa Daily Times, 16 June 1936, Page 5

DANZIG CORRIDOR

STATE OF ANXIETY. LONDON, Sunday. The "Daily Telegraph’s” Danzig corespondent saVs that anxiety is growing after the death of a Nazi during a fight Avlien Nazis attempted to break up opposition at a political meeting in Avliich over 50 persons Avere injured. Herr Foerster, the Nazi leader, and the virtual political dictator of Danzig, issued a proclamation blaming the opposition leaders, "Avhom I am obliged to tolerate under international statute.” Speaking as though Germany’s might were behind him, lie added: "I Avon’t permit Germans in Danzig to be. stirred up by thees corrupters of the people. Our Fuhrer shall not be insulted. We Avill ruthlessly oppose opposition and terrorism, and will not alloAv ourselves to be attacked. The lives of our men fighting for the honest aims and high ideals-of a great free Germany are more valuable than those of treacherous and subversive agitators Avho haA’O no Fatherland. ’ ’ The opposition points out that they cannot haA r e established terror, as the Nazis possess all the poiver and also control the police and their oavh uniformed organisations.