The Archive · 1933

Preamble of the Four-Power Pact

By Article 80, Germany "acknow-edges and will' respect strictly" the race or community. 'The Bill imme prohibiting the boycotting of any hibiting' the boycotting, of Independence of Austria within 1 frontiers which may be fixed in the poses a penalty not exceeding, £100 Treaty, and undertakes that this fernatively, "one years independence shall. be. inalienable! risonment.on persons wearing except with the consent of the Lea Uniforms without the Administra of Nations. tors permission, making threats of Ili the Preamble of the Four-violence, inciting others to. boycott Power Pact, the signatory govern fany particular race, ting ments expressed the conviction that propaganda or becoming 2'state of disquiet, which was 0b-of any foreign organisation whose tained throughout the world, could activities are' subversive of only be dissipated by reinforcing Ie is understood that the German their solidarity. in such "a way Union. members of the Legislative strengthen confidence in, Euro Assembly "are lodging a protest In response to requests, the A\ -|with Gen. J. trian" Government have furnish the "British, French, and Italian Ministers sin Vienna, with, details the former German colony under relative to these incidents, but they mandate from the League of Bia noe couple this information with tions dated September 17, 1920.

request, for, intervention—Wire-'The chief result of the present Jeet through Reuter, JantiNazi feeling will be that the Further Incident [Germans will be deprived of certain Berlin, Aug. 4. privileges promised them, including [the use of German as the third further Austro-German incident official language, franchise pri hag occurred.

Jand the easing of the Natur

number of Austrians who are con "he secret phe ce-day expelled tion Law. tldered, undesirable as 'a reprisal members agreed recently, the German for the "renewed persecution of Ger-securing these priv ans in Austria, Government of the Union This action of the German police its approval. The withdrawal of follows the arrest in Austria of C. the Union members from the agree-Schepky, head correspondent of the ment means that the two-thirds Scher! papers; Hermann "Hoenig, majority needed to pass the neces-correspondent. of the ""Muenchener sary legislation will not be avai Zeitung." Franz Riedel, corresponable. dent of the "Germania," and anoth {Journalist in connection with the di South-west Africa, annexed by covery of 1 clandestine Nazi Dress 1884, was surrendered bureau "which issued a news service for Austrian Nazis. and. smuggled July 9, 1915, at Khorab. confidential information to The administration is conducted many." from Windhock and the country is

ign correspondents being seized for Tis ie the frat instance of for-divided into seventeen districts confolitieal reasons in the records of trolled by magistrates. In addition, there is a chief native commissioner The Austrian Republic. at Windhoek, who is in charge of The illegal press bureau had rent-all native affairs in the territory. ea two rooms in'& city office bul

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