Neuhoefen, Germany / Opalenie, Poland: German and Polish border guards exchange
gunfire in a brief skirmish that reportedly leaves one Polish soldier dead and
a German officer wounded. Each side
claims the other started it: Germany says Polish shell casings were found on its
side of the border; Poland says German blood was found on its side of the
border. Both sides promise an
investigation.
Berlin: The German
government files a lawsuit against Wilhelm Frick, the nazi Minister of
Education in the state of Thuringia, to stop the “prayers of hate” he has
introduced into schools there. From a
legal standpoint, the question is whether the federal government can interfere
in the state’s authority over its schools.
The hate prayers are one of several anti-semitic activities nazi leaders
in Thuringia have introduced.
Tokyo: Kato Hiroharu,
Chief of Naval Staff, threatens to resign in protest over Japan’s approval of
the London Naval Treaty.
London: More bad economic
news: the opposition party predicts unemployment will reach 2 million by
winter.
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