Extract from the "Journal des Nations": Constitution, freedom and National Socialism were the three key words of the Danzig problem.
Extract from the "Danziger Vorposten" Nr. 26 on the situation in Danzig, Gauleiter A. Forster's speech and S. Lester's annual report.
Extract from the "Daily Mail": S. Lester's intervention following a National Socialist attack on a German National Party meeting, one of the Danzig Opposition Parties; Danzig National-Socialist leader A. Forster's warning that the Danzig Nazis would not give in to the Opposition Parties.
Extract from the "Manchester Guardian": violent attack on S. Lester, that began with the incident of the visit of the German cruiser "Leipzig"; A. Forster's statement to the Danzig press explaining that S. Lester continually interfered with the internal political affairs of Danzig and that he protected the Opposition Parties.
Extract from "Le Temps": violent attack on S. Lester and his administration by German Authorities and by A. Forster following the slight directed against S. Lester by the captain of the visiting German cruiser "Leipzig", A. Forster's declaration accusing S. Lester of undue interference in Danzig internal affairs, and of protecting Opposition Parties, A. Forster's statement that a High Commissioner in Danzig was useless.
Extract from "The Times": no comment by S. Lester on the attack made on him by A. Forster, Nazis seeking to obtain dictatorship in Danzig.
Excerpt from the "Morning Post" regarding meeting between A. Forster and A. Hitler to discuss what attitude the Danzig Nazis should adopt towards League of Nations activities in Danzig.
Visit to Danzig of P.J. Goebbels, Minister in charge of all Nazi propaganda; increasing nazification of the Free City thanks to the cooperation of the new High Commissioner C. Burckhardt from Switzerland and J. Beck's policy; the Nazi A. Forster had become the dictator of the Free City.
After the new drastic decrees issued by the Danzig Nazi Government abolishing the rights and freedom guaranteed by the Danzig Constitution, A. Forster, Nazi leader of Danzig, declared in a violent speech attacking the League of Nations High Commissioner that Danzig no longer needed S. Lester's help.
On S. Lester's telegram of protest to the League of Nations refused by a Danzig telegraph clerk, because the telegram would not have pleased A. Forster, the Danzig Nazi leader.