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Call to Pogroms Against Jews Issued by Nazi Leader; Jews Attacked in Breslau

August 25, 1932
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Demanding work and bread and crying “Death to the Jews!” “Hound the Jewish band from the German Land!” “Down with Bloody Jewish Judges!”, Nazi bands marched through the streets of Breslau today in a demonstration against the death sentence imposed upon five Nazi terrorists by the Beuthen special court.

Jewish pedestrians were assaulted and the windows of Jewish stores smashed. Two Jews were knocked down in the Goethestrasse and robbed source that Dr. Heinrich Bruening, former German Chancellor and leader of the Centre Party has interrupted his vacation and has arrived in Stuttgart to confer with Nazi spokesmen regarding a possible Nazi-Centre coalition.

The negotiations, it is learned, are being carried on with the participation of the director of the Centre Party, Grasz and the Nazi leaders, Gregor Strasser and the Nazi President of the Prussian Parliament Kerl.

The negotiations apply to a coalition both in the leadership of the Reich and in Prussia.

Kerl, it is stated, sent a courier to Munich to obtain instructions from Adolph Hitler, Nazi chieftain.

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