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Mar. 03, 1970 - Axel Springer appeared in Court: The Hamburg large-scale publisher Axel C. Springer for the first time took position in court to the part his newspapers plaid during the Easter riots 1968 in several towns of the Federal Republic of Germany. Axel Springer had recalled twice without valid excuse his appearance in court as a witness in the Berlin Mahler proceedings. He has already go therefore fines of DM 500 and DM 1000. The London Criminal Division reserved the right to have him brought before court by compulsion. His appearance in court was accompanied by riotous scenes. Photo Shows: Axel C. Springer during the proceedings against the Berlin APO lawyer (Extra-Parliamentary Opposition, an association of leftist students) Horst Mahler (r. in the background, with spectacles) Horst Mahler for breach of the public peace

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1000 Appeared Axel Breach Compulsion Excuse Fines Horst Large-scale Mahler Newspapers Proceedings Publisher Recalled Riotous Springer Therefore Twice Valid Witness


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