The Archive · 1934

More Blood Shed in Vienna

Vienna, Aug. 28.

Blood was shed again in Vienna to-day, when police made a lightning raid upon the barracks of the Heim-Jwehr and arrested. more than score of the militiamen.

Police were reluctant to discuss their sudden offensive against the reaps of Prince Ernst von Starhemberg, Austria's youthful Vice-Chan-eelier, but it was learned in reliable Jousrters that continued Nazi plotting was a factor in the affair.

Numerous Nazis have recently enlisted in the Helmwehr, it was reliably asserted, in order 19 be in a position to reveal the movements. of the militia to Nazi leaders—United Press.

Vienna, Aug. 29, The semi-official "Amtliche Nachrichtenstelle" yesterday" branded 2 absolutely unfounded the rumours concerning the alleged clashes between the Austrian police and Helm= Jwehren soldiers in Vienna and Florls~ wu Book" on July Revolt Vienna, Aug, 28.

It was officially stated here to-day that the Austrian Government—will publish, shortly before the next meet ing of the "League Assembly, a "Brown Book" on the July revolt in Vienna which ted to the murder of the late Chancellor, Dr. Engelbert It is understood that the "Brown Book" will formally accuse Germany Jor complicity in the abortive putsch, it is reliably stated that De.' Franz lyon Papen, new German Minister to [Vienna who is now in Germany, will not return to. Vienna until. after publication of the "Brown Book" #0 that he will not be compelled to Jdeclare Germany's viewpoint on the

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