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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 11, 1941

Page

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Armistice Offer Rejected as Allied Ultimatum Remains Open

London dispatch reports General Dentz rejected Allied armistice terms while Sir Henry Wilson warned of direct military action if terms not accepted. An Allied ultimatum expired with no response as fighting continued and Vichy confirmed Dentz sought terms. The exchange followed reports of Vichy shipments to Turkey and Turkish refusal to permit overland transit.

Astralian Anointed Press London Vichy Dentz Lled Dermalem Redio Henry Malt Witon Denis United Prove States Didier Vich Turkey Wilson

Armistice Signals Shift in Allied Actions

Melbourne reports that the armistice will open the way for further actions. The article notes German efforts to smuggle cocaine and hashish, mentions French nationals, and discusses possible health concerns linked to narcotics. It ties the issue to ongoing tensions around Palestine and the aftermath of the Ryrian armistice.

Palestine London Pers Bri- Bt Omnesth

Churchill Details Casualties Uncertain Says Spender

British Prime Minister Churchill claimed 1000 to 1500 Allied deaths. Foreign Secretary Spender said he had no information at all concerning the casualties. The report notes confusion over Allied losses among British, Australian, and Indian troops.

Melbourne Churchill Mini R ‘Army Spender Ion

Germans Launch Fierce Drives on Soviet Front

Reports from Moscow indicate heavy fighting along the Soviet front as German forces push large enemy units toward key positions while the Red Army resists. Officials in Berlin voice dissatisfaction with recent results and promise further operations.

Moscow Achrector Red Army

Flying Boat saved With Nasticine

A chaotic wartime dispatch describes an RAF fitter sealing an oil tank hole enabling a flying boat rescue. Berlin and Moscow reports volley about German advances and Soviet counteractions. Amid foggy claims of battles near Ostrov Polotak and Lisl Uiey, officials warn of strategic shifts and heavy bombardment as both sides press for decisive gains.

Armistice Terms and Allied Repatriation Details

The terms state that allied forces should hand over to British authorities and that Vichy forces may be repatriated or join the Free French. Britain guarantees no actions against Vichy Army members and ensures protection for Italians in the area as part of the arrangements.

Membara

Allied leadership vows to consolidate Middle East after hostilities

The statement notes no alternative but to press on due to Vichy attitude toward the enemy and the risk to our Middle East position. It argues that ending hostilities should let the Allied forces consolidate the region and take the initiative against future threats.

Middle East

American Bases in Britain Advocated United War Policy

Fragmentary dispatch notes a debate on American bases in Britain and broader wartime policy. The text shows garbled names and phrases about Willkie, the President, and military aid, with unclear positions and placeholders indicating an overseas exchange or editorial wire service.

Belgian Navy Training for HAM Service on Trawlers

Belgian Navy sailors undergo training for service with the Home Army on trawlers. Special anton and Betaina vy participate in the program as part of maritime readiness and naval reserves.

Anton Othe Betaina HAM Navy

War plane production hit by strike in North America

Defence officials said output of war planes reached a June figure but production fell short of plan due to a strike at North American Aviation works. Preliminary reports suggest production will be substantially higher than 3400 in the year, compared to earlier forecasts.

Washington North Ameriean Aviation Works Atwan Deak Apt Preaitent Toon Tresland Innes Bee Navy Col .Knox Atep

Concentrated Air Raids Hit German Industry and UK Power Sites

RAF bombers raided northwest Germany targeting Hamm railway yards and Munster industrial sites while Bielefeld and a plant near Leipzig suffered heavy damage. Coastal Command hit Haugesund harbour and shipping off western and northern France. Seven RAF aircraft are missing. An Air Ministry statement notes intensified attacks raise questions on German ability to move industry eastward.

Bielefeld Leipzig Haugesung Norway France Ruhr Germany Ger London Austria Poland Rene Seeman Air Ministry FLAF Bethune

Germany Protests Roosevelt Action In Iceland Occupation

Berlin radio condemns Roosevelt’s Iceland move as despicable while Germany leads a civilised humanity stance in Bolshevik resistance. Reports cite naval precautions and warnings of potential Western Hemisphere threats as U.S. naval strategy faces scrutiny.

Lawapaiuay Ray London Iceland Berlin Roosevelt Germany United States

Germans Routed in Fierce Air Combat

A Russian communique says Russian Air Force met a Junkers formation and destroyed several German aircraft. The report claims one German plane was shot down and that 133 enemy planes were accounted for, with five Russian losses reported.

London Russa Air Force Junkers Prey Roy

Ex-Cambion Captain Reports Naval Patrols Near Vessel

The captain of the liner Ex-Cambion, arriving in New York, said two United States naval patrol planes identified the vasant about 2000 miles east of New York, confirming patrol activity in the area.

New York Thurn Ex- Cambion United States Naval Vasant

Germany fears invasion as west holds in readied forces

Berlin radio warns Germany to keep army navy and air force ready on the western front while engaged on the Lautern front. An announcer claims orders have soldiers standing by day and night amid heightened vigilance, with authorities signaling possible escalation.

London Berlin Germany Lautern

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