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Cuzists Invade Jewish Mills in Bukovina: Police Fail to Disperse Them.

August 3, 1931
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Fifty Cuzists invaded the Jewish mills in Neigratuz, in Bukovina, and compelled the Jewish mill-owners to discontinue the running of their mills.

The police who were called could not disperse the Cuzists. The Jewish mill-owners, being afraid of serious consequences, decided to close down their mills. Thus several thousands of Jewish families will lose their means of livelihood.

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