German press and radio accused Britain of being responsible
for the Munich bomb explosion. Hundreds of arrests were made
throughout Germany.
Anxiety was caused by movements of German cavalry and supplies
of petrol on the Dutch frontier.
Paris reported increased activity on the front between the
Rhine and the Moselle.
Russian and Finnish talks resumed in Moscow.
It was decided that the cargo of the United States ship City
of Flint should be unloaded at Bergen and put up the sale.
The union information officer, south Africa, revealed the
existence of a German plot for the arming of Blackshirt troops
to March on Johannesburg and Pretoria and sabotage vital industries.
Armed clash took place on the Dutch frontier at Venlo, in
Limburg, one man believed to be Dutch was killed.
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