Warsaw Describes War Start in Warsaw and Radio Warsaw Concert
In a Sept 1 1939 dispatch from Warsaw Lloyd Lehreas recalls the moment World War II began in Poland. Sirens, bombs, and blackout orders marked the morning as Warsaw played the Warsaw Concerto on repeat to steady nerves while German bombers roared overhead and Allied declarations sparked fleeting hope. The piece notes Polish optimism, limited firepower, and the brutal arc of invasion before help from Britain and France arrived.
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Mme Pelantova Dies Aided Czech Exiles
New York veteran Czech activist Ruzena Pelantova 73 former vice lord mayor and health welfare commissioner of Prague directed repatriation of about 1 million Czechs from German exile after World War II. She led care for 17000 Prague orphans and, after 1948, worked with the Free Europe Committee as a lecturer and broadcaster.
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