Nazi Outrages Against Jews in Germany and Paris Riots
Berlin reports anti-Jewish outrages continue across Germany as Hitler and top Nazis meet in Munich. Paris authorities say Grynszpan’s alleged provocation led to medical examination of the 17 year old. Goebbels urges Germans to desist while promising response by law. Official news agency blames international Jewry and notes Jewish shops protected and fires at Leipzig blamed on provocation for insurance aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Herr Hitler
Herr von Ribbentrop
Dr. Hess
Herr Himmler
Munich
Paris
Grynszpan
Goebbels
Bamberger and Hertz
Leipzig
Rumor of Expulsion Denied in Germany Debate
The Daily Telegraph reports a Monc h correspondent claims about 200 Jews in Germany and hundreds more abroad were ordered to leave Cercany within 24 hours. A Ministry official says German-born Jews cannot be expelled as no country would receive them. The Central Jewish Organisation in Germany condemns the attack on von Rath. General Zeitung threatens further reprisals against pro Jewish demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Daily Telegraph
Monch
Cercany
von Rath
Allgemeine Zeitung
Night of Violence in Berlin as Mob Attacks Jews
Tonight in Berlin mobs wrecked shops loot and assaulted Jews prompting the entire police force and 100 uniformed guards to intervene. Crowds smashed a department store and a restaurant, while eight thousand looked on. Police arrested two and dispersed the rest as crowds shouted antisemitic cries at Alexander Platz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Riedrichstrasse
Alexander Plate
Palestine
Deshraton
Demonstrators Control City Streets As Police Keep Order
Crowds paraded streets while police maintained complete control. Dr Goebbels ordered demonstrations to cease but the Propaganda Ministry claimed responsibility, stating the police did not interfere with spontaneous protests and maintained order tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Goebbels
Reuters
Destruction Amid Riots Strikes Vienna Jewish Communities
A morning of ruin unfolds as businessmen condemn violence blamed on spontaneous anti Jewish demonstrations. Police guard synagogues, five burned in Vienna and Lime, with 5000 Jews arrested and 90 houses of worship left ablaze. Cartloads of broken glass clear from streets as Aryan ownership blindness spreads to Harburg and Cologne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etl
Ofcal
Vienna
Lime
Aryaya
Harburg
Cologne
Propaganda Minister Orders Cessation of Anti Movement
Berlin reports that on November 10 an order from Propaganda Minister Dr. Goebbels halts the anti movement activity. The directive directs suppression of public anti regime rhetoric and related demonstrations across occupied territories. Authorities warn of penalties for violations as state control tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Minister For Propaganda
Goebbels
Outrage in Paris After Von Rath Murder Sparks Jewish Tension
The report describes Zionist and Nazi era reactions to the assassination of Dr. von Rath in Paris by a Polish Jew. It notes promises of a final act against Jews by legislation and cites Angriff asserting indifference to synagogue destruction. Vienna reports 50 to 0 Jews attempted suicide amid the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Rath
Paris
Goebbela
Angriff
Vienna
Vienna Outrages Reported in German Occupied City
A Vienna dispatch describes a day of mass Jewish searches with about 1500 victims. Roughly two thirds freed, others imprisoned in camps. Police seized all male Jews under 60, some fleeing to forests. Central Synagogue protected by steel helmeted troopers. 21 synagogues and 71 houses attacked or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Desert Ordeal Prospectors Escape After Telegraph Cut
McCluskey and his companion trekked after cutting a telegraph line and leaving toward a marked well two miles away. They walked 25 miles from 1 pm Tuesday until 10 am Wednesday before exhaustion near the well. A linesman found McCluskey around noon and then helped recover his mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCluskey
Britain set to vastly boost air defences and fighter fleet
A defense speech outlines major expansion of air power toward 1941, with projected year estimates rising to about £200 million. It highlights strengthening the first line fighter force, orders for 5000 to 6000 fighters, expanded overseas forces, stronger training, and Dominion collaboration, aiming for a high standard of preparedness and rapid production growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley Wood
Fleet Air Arm
Lyons urges voluntary militia drive for national security
In Sydney, Prime Minister Lyons voices support for voluntary military service as Australia presses for national security. He praises defence expansion, urges cooperation across parties, and calls on employers to release workers for voluntary service while appealing for an end to destructive criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Chambers of Manufactures
Lyons
Anglo American Treaty May Aid Australia Trade
United Press reports the Anglo American Treaty could affect Australian trade with England, allowing U S exporters a share of British markets to safeguard Australia from sales shrinkage and to gain a proportional share in any rise in British consumption. Australian officials reportedly prepared for modifications since Lyons’ London visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Washington
England
United States
Australia
Mr. Lyons
London
Vatican protest on racial law bans Aryan marriage
London dispatch reports semi official Vatican protest against a racial law provision forbidding marriages between Aryans and other races. The note claims this violates the Lateran treaty which recognizes religious marriages as legal in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Prem
Rome
Vatican
Italy
Australia Looks to Preserve Trade Share in Anglo Agreement
The text indicates Australia aims to safeguard its rights in negotiations with Britain and the United States, seeking to prevent a reduced share of trade. It suggests Australians may secure at least the present proportion of sales and possibly larger orders, with a focus on maintaining competition with Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
United States
Wholesale arrests in Munich amid Nazi reprisals
November 10 report says Storm Troopers wreck shops and homes as police arrest two prominent Jews, including Dr. Lar the noted orthopaedic surgeon, after von Rath shooting. Nazis burn Doctor Bach's house, family fleeing in nightclothes. Jewish population panics as orders to quit Germany spread. Passports lacking residents face confinement in camps. hundreds besiege the British consulate, many evicted and destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
von Rath
Lar
Bach
Cormany
Offices ransacked as mobs attack Jewish Agency
A mob looted the Jewish Agency offices destroying papers and migrant records. A Jewish community house was damaged and a library partly destroyed. Jews of all ages were beaten in streets and homes with two fatalities reported. Israel’s Store burned and partly British owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Agency
Palestine
Htmigrants
Israle
VISITS TO PARIS BY HALIFAX AND CHAMBERLAIN
The Prime Minister said Neville Chamberlain and Viscount Halifax will visit Paris from November 23 to 25 by invitation of the French Government. They intend to discuss the international situation with French leaders and view recent developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viscount Halifax
Paris
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Faris
Hitler to Attend Funeral in Düsseldorf Speech Planned
London dispatch says Adolf Hitler will attend the funeral of von Rath in Düsseldorf and address mourners. The report notes Hitler’s planned appearance and a potentially significant public statement during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
London
United Press
Berlin
Herr Hitler
von Rath
Birdwood Named King’s Representative At Ataturk Funeral
The Associated Press reports Field-Marshal Birdwood as a likely King’s representative at Kemal Ataturk’s funeral. A special mission may follow, but no decision will be made until Turkish guidance on the funeral’s nature. Anglo-Turkish relations are not expected to change despite Ataturk’s death. Anti British feeling has been negligible in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
London
Associated Press
Birdwood
Pers
Kemal Ataturk
Ataturk
Australia Mourns Ataturk as Turkey Chooses New President
Canberra reports the Australian prime minister J A Lyons sending condolences to the Turkish Republic over Kemal Ataturk’s death. A new Turkish president was to be chosen at 11 am with Ismet Inonu favored after serving as Ismet Pasha and long time premier. the Turkish parliament reportedly backing Ismet Inonu as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
J. A. Lyons
Council of the
Commonwealth of Australia
Kemal Ataturk
Australia
Turkey
Ismet Ineanu
Ataturk
Ismet Pasha
Ismet Keung
Record 1923 Tokio quake rivaled in magnitude
Seismographs log an extraordinary quake of unknown origin, possibly far from Britain and centered in Central Asia or the East Indies. Experts deem it extraordinarily severe with a 12 inch needle reading, forecasting the largest series of shocks in 30 years within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Onpediiy
Central Asia
East Indies
Migration gains. European arrivals exceed departures in Britain
Statistician's Returns from Canberra show Greeks, Germans and Poles among European migrants. For the year, 17,083 permanent arrivals and 25,690 departures among Europeans, a net gain of 6,607. Non-Europeans added 522, totaling 7,119 permanent gains. September totals included 182 Italians and 178 Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Lyons May Be Invited to Visit London Early Next Year
Empire conference dispatch from Canberra reports Lyons may be invited to London next year. It notes officials expect an invitation soon and that the External Affairs Minister W M Hughes and Defence Minister G A Street would likely accompany Lyons, reflecting a move tied to the Munich Agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
J. A. Lyons
London
Mr. Tion
External Affairs
W. M. Hughes
Defence
G. A. Street
Lyons
Peace services disturb national unity say German pastors
Australian Associated Press reports German pastors claim peace services disrupt national unity, warning that pacifist events threaten cohesion during tense times.
Bruce postpones Australia visit amid empire conference hints
The High Commissioner for Australia Mr S M Bruce again delays his trip from London, shifting plans from September to December and signaling an Empire conference may be announced soon. Canberra authorities see the move as signaling closer empire collaboration amid changing international relations and naval strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
S. M. Bruce
London
Canberra
Royal Navy
Singapore
Englishwoman Temptest death in Australis inquest verdict
City Coroner Mr Oram ruled Hilary Constance Gordon Tempest died from veronal poison self administered while her mind was temporarily disturbed. Evidence cited large veronal levels, illness, and distress surrounding the October 17 death of the 32 year old English visitor, daughter of the late Lady Tempest, at Macleay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Verona
Mr Oram
Australis
Hilary Constance Gordon Tempest
Lady Tempest
Miss Tempest
der. K. Esktin
Daringhurst Road
King's Cross
Macleay Street
Mina Tempest
Tem
C. Percy
Government Medical Oficer
Ellen Gordon
Miss Temt
Sudetenland Elections Date Declared for Reichstag
Hitler decrees December 4 as the date for Sudetenland elections for the Reichstag, outlining the schedule and legal framework for the plebiscite amid the territorial dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Sudetenland
Ithe Reichstag
Change in Palestine policy presented in London talks
In Commons, Secretary for the Colonies Mr Malcolm MacDonald outlines plans for London discussions on Palestine. Arabs and Jews to be invited, with representation from Palestinian Arabs and the Jewish Agency. Neighbouring states Egypt Iraq Saudi Arabia Yemen Transjordan Syria Lebanon noted. Syria and Lebanon under French control and not invited, but kept in touch with France. Government reserves right to refuse leaders deemed responsible for violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Malcolm MacDonald
Palestine
Labour
C. R. Attlee
MacDonald
Jewish Agency
Egypt
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Transjordan
Syria
Lebanon
United States
Government to pursue peace in Palestine talks with Arabs and Jews
Britain signals continued mandate governance over Palestine and invites Arabs to London for bilateral talks with Arab and nearby state representatives alongside Jewish Agency delegates. Government warns rebellious acts must end or be met with necessary measures. Jewish Chronicle lauds high diplomacy and urges constructive Jewish proposals to align with Arab security and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mufti
Jerusalem
Palestine
London
Jewish Chronicle
Jewish Agency
Arab Centre remarks on behalf of Palestine Congress delegation
The Arab centre issued a statement on behalf of the inter-parliamentary Palestine Congress delegation. It summarizes their position and reiterates calls for diplomatic progress and recognition of Palestinian rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Arab Centre
Inter-Parliamentary
Palestine Congress
Release Life Prisoners Debate in Sydney Convention
At a Sydney U AP Convention on November 11 Minister for Justice Mr Martin defended life sentence reviews. He cited 31 inmates serving natural life terms with confessions of guilt. A CAP Council motion to review after 25 years failed by a large majority. Martin said life sentences are reviewed every two years or sooner if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
U.ap
Mr. Martin
Hall
C.A.P. Council
Martin
RAF to attempt land speed record with Super Solent aircraft
The air ministry plans a land speed record run using a Super Solent aircraft powered by a Rolls Royce Merlin engine following a successful trial flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R.A.F
Zionist General Council Meets in London to Discuss White Paper
Delegates from America, Palestine, and other countries gather in London for the Zionist General Council session. They will review the British White Paper and the Jewish Agency stance. The Jewish Agency warns against inviting Arab States and urges keeping Palestine open for the homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Palestine
Zionist General Council
Cemorrow
Menahem Ussushkin
Zionist Federation
Jewish Agency
Soldier killed in Palestine near Tulkarm search
The High Commissioner for Palestine reports one soldier killed and two wounded during a village search near Tulkarm. Five rebels were killed and several houses were destroyed in retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
High Commissioner For
Palestine
Tulkarm
Double Shooting Tragedy Probed at Goombungee Inquest
Toowoomba coroner heard evidence of jealous heartbreak behind a October double shooting near Gororan Goombungee. The case involves Bernice Skuse and Kenneth McDowell. a letter from McDowell to friends hints at unbearable distress over Bernice and their engagement. Edward Skene testified to her youth and McDowell’s prior friendship with his family amid a tense, emotional inquest proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Gororan
Goombungee
KE. Landy
Bernice Snabe
Skuse
Kenneth McDowell
Elford
McDowell
Bernice
Edward Irons Skene
Ter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Australian Associated Press
Campaign OF Terror
Templegasse
Hanover
Franfort
Hamburg
Citroen Motor Company
Etam Silk Mercers
Hitler Youth
Wielandstrass
Israhe's
Europe
Himmler Iisted
Templehof
Brush Official Wireless
Tve
Dominions
Melbourne
Australian Citizen Air Force
City of London
Dominion
Murray Sueter
Vilota
Royal Air Force
India
K. G. Eden
Sir Thosinskip
Air Board
U.A.P
Rce
Avation
H. WV. C. Thorby
MR. Thorby
Thorby
Vists
KINGS
Kemal Atatube
Lord Birdwood
Tokio
Empire
Englan
Peace Services
Dieture Unity
Austalian Associated Press
British Official Wireless
Oorer
Zionist Council
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!