Anti-Semitic riots in Berlin 1932

In 1932, it comes to physical attacks of right-wing circles against Jewish auction audience in Berlin, when the possession of Mrs. von Ihne shall be compulsory auctioned. Mrs. von Ihne spent her entire fortune on a War Blind Foundation. Their opponents announced the watchword. No one should bid at the auction. As some Jewish merchants wanted to override it, there was a brawl. The police intervened

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Announced Attacks Auction Auctioned Brawl Circles Compulsory Entire Ihne Intervened Merchants Minority Opponents Possession Shall Spent

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