On August 3rd no fewer than sixty-four spies (?) were brought into the police station at the Potsdamer Railway Station (Berlin).

"Among others who were 'captured' and threatened with death by the raging crowd on the Potsdamer Platz were: A pensioned Prussian major, who was waiting for his son; a surgeon in the Landwehr; a high official from the Courts of Justice; and lastly, a pensioned Bavarian army officer who, on account of his stature, was thought to be a Russian.

On the morning after the Liebknecht riots in the Potsdamer Platz, his paper did not appear.

But there are those who say that the police were very watchful in the newspaper offices that night, and that the Tageblatt did not appear because of its attempt to print some of the happenings in the Potsdamer Platz.

The following evening I was at an early hour in the Potsdamer Platz, where a great demonstration was to take place.

The Potsdamer Platz is the centre through which the great arteries of traffic flow westward after the work of the day is done.

I hurried to the Potsdamer Platz.

I returned to the Potsdamer Platz.

The ugly feeling in the Potsdamer Platz had taught the Government a lesson.

Should any of the stew remain unsold it is taken by a well-known restaurant in the Potsdamer Platz, which has a contract with the municipal authorities.