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officers were subject to immediate
arrest.

  Strict military observation was
also in force along the German side
of the frontier.

 The first zone taken over form
the Czechoslovaks stretched from
the border town of Studenbach
through the towns of Rehberg,
Wallern and Reasberg, curving
downwards toward the frontier town of
Unerhaid.

  Krumau, the chief town of the
region, and Kaplitz were not in-
cluded in the German occupation. It
was assumed at headquarters the
Czechs had withdrawn to Krumau,
using the city as a new frontier
base.
20 NEWS MEN

  Twenty foreign newspapermen
were accredited to the Army of
Occupation. They were warned not
to stray from a group for the pur-
pose of independent observation,
but were assured of an opportun-
ity to see “everything.”

  Photographers were denied per-
mission to enter the occupied ter-
ritory.

  Newspapermen traveling in pri-
vate and army automobils were
accompanied by staff officers.

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