Ninth Anniversary Of Nazi Drive On Reds Worldwide Issue
World divided into two camps as nine years since the Nazi invasion of Russia is marked. Reports from Moscow and Berlin praise Stalin and condemn imperialist plots while Western leaders seek peace steps. Debates over war, alliances, and rearmament mix with calls for European integration and pacific talks.
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Baltic Mass Deportations Reported by Osservatore Romano
Osservatore Romano cites 40,000 Lithuanians sent to Siberia in June 1941 as Soviet motorized divisions overran Baltic states. The note follows U S calls for UN arms control and mentions Russia’s boycott of proceedings at Lake Success.
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