We must build a durable world peace after the war
The passage argues that Europe’s war may end soon and stresses the need for a lasting peace. It warns against rearmament, urges disarmament and stronger international cooperation, and suggests that treaties alone won’t secure stability. It notes lessons from 1919 and the importance of preventing future aggression.
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Europe
Pat
United States
League Afl
Py Turyan
Cape Asia
Africa
Ina
Yemen
Pettis Dales
Tost
Germany
HS Hon Hiller
Pal
Germans resist Rimini drive as Eighth Army advances
In a heavy action on the Italian front, German forces mount a strong defense against the Eighth Army’s push toward Rimini on the Adriatic coast. Allied bombers hit targets across northern Italy while frontline fighting concentrates near Rimini and the Po valley.
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Ondon
A.A.P
Eighth
Rimini
Italy
Adriatic
Pees
Belgians Demand King Return After German Talks
A Belgian official says any unconditional peace terms from Germany must include the immediate return of King Leopold to Brussels. The message notes potential consequences if Britain and France object, with mentions of Belgian and Allied leaders and the Belgian capital Brussels.
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Germany
Lenpalé
Bririah Wall
Loruvure
UMA
M. Mureview
Safle
Uns
Huse Leary
War Prisoner Count Reported by War Dept
The War Department reports total prisoners of war held by the United States as of September. The figure totals twelve hundred forty three thousand eight hundred forty eight, with large contingents of German and Japanese captives. Exact breakdowns and dates are listed in the official release.
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U.S. Washington
War Department
United States
Anz Tallens
Russian Drive Near Prussia Pushes Toward Hungary
A dispatch from Odon on September 5 reports Soviet forces advancing northeast of Warsaw toward the East Prussian border. The advance follows rapid gains in Poland with checkpoints near Brașov and other targets. Allied air action attacks German and Bulgarian positions as the push presses from Belgium into northern France and the Low Countries, with substantial tank and vehicle losses on both sides.
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Hungary
Yugoslavia
Ploesti
Rand 8
Tie Norte
Paw Caryrnjident
Rursluys
Rysdon
Ger FvoNder
Jan Intwniry
Sted
Ried
Ion
Prusda
Boland
Poland
Germany
Bulgaria
Carmann Buicharest
Aguit-East
Red Army
Dunkirk for 100000 and Dunkirk under siege in WWII report
British and Allied authorities describe renewed air raids on London and southern counties after an 86 hour lull as German forces press along a 100 mile Channel coast from the Somme to Antwerp. Descriptions cover heavy damage to London, coastal towns, and French ports with Allied evacuations and German advances noted across multiple fronts.
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Sistuulide
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Bae el Rk
Wesea Advance
Mindlbae
Mit Pric
Geena
Mia
Mwaemen
Repaiis
New York
Frey
Ondon
Special
Hitler
Westwall
Channel
Somme
Doorselly & WE
Germinnn Aire
Oscela Uchortiea
Setanislouisis
Tonion Sitce
Wren
Liuwrener
Ito Trappe Araording
Europe
Soni
Wally
Grovihoes
Clinieya
Krenvont
Fouen Maeie
Lundan
Crisis Over Warsaw Aid Splits Polish Leaders
A Sept 5 UNUM special reports Polish Prime Minister M. Mikolajczyk may resign if President and government back General Jasnkowski’s force in Warsaw’s defense. The piece notes Allied pressure, intense bombardment, and widespread fires as Warsaw endures heavy artillery and air attacks with uncertain Allied support.
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M. Mikcolajceyk
Jasnkowski
Bors
Warsaw
Osikowekt
Nation
Soeuhiwekt
Micalajedky
Belgium crowds kiss hug British troops in wartime crowds
Reports from London describe Belgian crowds kissing and hugging Allied troops as they move toward a wine cellar near the Chindwin River area. The scene is chaotic with masses cheering and many civilians showing fervent patriotism as German threats mount and the Western Front tense.
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Ruselun
Olowe
Campbell
London
Reynant
Holland
Vareitory
Tipperary
Allied Gap Narrows in France Inland Fight
Allied forces push toward the Saone valley and reach near Mecont Alalee and St Bonnet de Bruyeres as German resistance weakens. American troops advance about 360 miles of southern France, closing gaps between units and tightening Allied positions from Evron to the Bonnet area.
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UNION
France
Sothiern
Bacne
Liorret
Shale
South wieBh
Alalee
Evonat
Bonnet de Bruyeres
Splice
Americana
BR CF
Boathurn
Inland Front Battles Near Channel Coast In WWII
Reuter reports United States West Army operations along the inland front and Channel coast. Heavy fighting causes German casualties while Allied forces advance toward Germany. Report cites large enemy losses and fragmented lines as American troops push forward.
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Channel
United States West Army
Reuter
Liewry Nasingen
Prt
Fardmys
Archer Benernt
Mane “Asandy
Germany
Vielda
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