The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-14
Rebellion Against German Oppression Is FIaring
 Throughout Holland
70 DUTCH PATRIOTS
 KILLED IN CLASHES
Sabotage, Mass Strikes Spread Everywhere; BeI-
 gium Reports Revolt
BY JOHN A. PARRIS

London, May IA. - (UPJ German occupation forces, struggling to put down mounting unrest and disor- der in Europe, were reported today to have wiped out the last 10000 Jews in the War saw Ghetto in a 10-day battle with tanks and guns against it's feebly armed defenders. Rabbi Irving Miller quoted reports from Polish sources as saying that "every living soul was either butchered or uprooted and moved to some other part of the country" in the battle of the War saw Ghetto.
 The report coincided with advices from the continent that rebellion against Nazi oppression was flaripg throughout Holland and that Pre- mier Benito Mussolini was preparing the Italian people for an Allied ip- vasion.
 About 70 Dutch patriots were re- ported killed in street clashes in Netherlands cities,
 Twenty patriots were machine gunned to death during riots in Am sterdam as shootings abotage and mass strikes spread everywhere, a Dutch refugee government spokes- man said.
 The Germans spread leaflets call- ing for the uprising to speed tho "hour of liberation" in an effort to find the leaders of Dutch resistance, it was believed. The SpoGcsman said liberation army of 75.000 was in hiding in the Netherlands to spring to the support Of any invasion.
 A similar surge of revolt was re- parted in Belgium. Belgium exile government sources said the ''peo- pie ore on edge" and that sabotage was spreading. Several German sol- diers were said to have been killed.
 The Dutch spokesman said grade school children wrecked m anti aircraft gun and Killed seven SOL diers in Rotterdam. The patriots lost their lives in fightin storm troops in Rotterdam, Utrecht, Arnhem and other towns. Forty-eight executions were reported, 18 of them believed to have been in trying to suppress a strike in Amsterdam.
 A Dutch national committee of liberation, led by prominent men. is directing the sabotage, the spokes- man said. An effort was being made to suppress the uprising until 1t can be bolstered by Ln invading army.
 As Mussolini tried to bolster his people to resist, reports indicated the Germans were ready to give up Italy as fighting partner.
 The exchange telegraph agency reported from Zurich that Mussolini had thrown out 10 of his Fascist secretaries and replaced them with ruthless part3 men to suppress de- featism.
 The Na2is themselves were build ing up the invasion talk, warning that Allied divisions in North Africa could move on Europe's soft south ern side within week.
 A Bern dispatch to the United Press said an Italian communique issued after special Fascist meet ing last night quoted Mussolini aS frankly warning of the invasion.
 Il Duce set up military heir archhy of six marshalS including himself and King Victor Emmanuel, to defend his threatened land, this dispatch said.
 The Daily Telegraph reported in a Stockholm story that Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim Won Ribbentrop had returned from 6 trip to Italy and said that Germany must be prepared to reckon on the loss of Italy as a fighting factor in the Axis"
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 Stockholm, May l4.-(UP) The Goteborg newspaper Handeis Tid-
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