Hitler Escapes Munich Bomb Attack As Six Die
A Munich Beer Hall bombing misses Hitler by minutes, killing six storm troopers and injuring about sixty. Berlin claims foreign agents behind the blast and Britain accused. Hess reportedly among the dead, Goebbels and Ribbentrop not present.
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London
Munich
Herr Hitler
Herr Hess
Berlin
England
United Press
Propaganda Ministry
Dr. Goebbels
Herr von Ribbentrop
Marshal Goering
Hitler
Secret Service
Beer Hall
Associated Press
Implicit persecutions in colonial English history
The passage hints that persecution of Jews may intensify amid a pattern of motor accidents and recurring incidents in English colonial history, suggesting rising hostility and pressure on minority communities.
War and peace A critique of Britain and Allies
The speaker argues Britain entered World War I to wage war for peace and justice, condemning Allied aims as false. He claims Germany seeks conquest while Britain pursues domination, rejects endless war, and calls for a fair division of world riches and limits on national interests. The text references Russia and France, urging a realistic settlement and end to perpetual conflict.
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Hitler
Britain
France
Capoocan
Dominion Ministers See Latest Mechanised Army Training Display
London reporters note that on November 8 Dominion Ministers toured a renowned army training centre and observed the newest mechanised equipment and related demonstrations. They examined scale models and talked with officers about modernization plans and military readiness.
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London
French German War Communiqués Conflicting Report
A PRESS wire quotes a French communique claiming three attacks on Tuesday at the frontier near Larembourg fourteen miles east of it and Ohrenthal while a German communique offers a cautious or incomplete reply, reflecting wartime struggle to synchronize reports.
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Tuseday
Larembourg
Ohrenthal
New German Merchant Fleet Reported by Journal of Commerce
London dispatch dated November 6 notes the Journal of Commerce reports a sizable portion of the German merchant fleet disrupted or mobilized by wartime activities. Details remain fragmentary in the telegraphed item.
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London
The
New York ‘Journal of Commercs
Quote from Melentific Messerch Director on Reitain awe
A to-day remark from the Director of Melentific Messerch in Reitain expresses cautious awe toward an unnamed subject. The quote suggests respect without anticipation of surprises.
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Melentific
Messerch
Reitain
Attlee Defends Labour Aims and War Stand
In a wartime address Mr. Attlee outlines Labour aims and warns of sacrifice for civilians in the region while accusing Hitler of starting the war. He states peace is obtainable now if German support ends and emphasizes national resolve.
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Labour
C. R. Attlee
Hitler
It was a condition of any peace settlement says Attlee
Mr Attlee described a peace settlement as contingent on a specific condition. He stated that the requirement would be essential for any final agreement, signaling firm stance in ongoing negotiations. The remark underscores the high stakes and potential roadblocks in postwar talks.
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Mr. Attlee
Churchill reports British war losses and gains in shipping
In the second month of war Britain lost 72,000 tons of merchant ships but captured 52,000 tons from Germany and bought 27,000 tons from other nations. Net gain is 64,000 tons. Ark Royal’s capture, U boat losses and sea control are noted with expectations of German U boat strength rising toward January.
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London
Germany
Britain
House of Commons
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Ark Royal
World War II march of reinforcements and strategy
Fragmentary wartime passage notes large reinforcements flowing from spring 1940 and ongoing efforts to sustain effort. It asserts periods of strain yet confidence that eventual success will come through continued large scale measures and persistence.
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Jal Bass
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Belmina
Oxnet
Genesaten
Lue
Wick
Bettie Langely
League
Joopie
Bheston Agrin
Halifax
Russia
Australian Associated Press
Rhine
Epulse Attack
MR Attlee
MR. Churchill
Monterey
D Press
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