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11 May 1940
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 11, 1940
Page
1
Hitler Delivers Lightning Blow in West
Queen Wilhelmina issues a flaming protest to her peoples condemning Germany's unprovoked attack on Dutch territory. Holland, having maintained strict neutrality, vows to uphold its duty and reject the German challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
West
the Hague
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Pove
Germany
War Cabinet to Meet in Canberra Despite Melbourne Plan
Ministers were recalled by telephone and hoped to meet in Melbourne tomorrow but practical difficulties forced a return to Canberra on Monday. Attorney General Hughes warned the stagnation had become intense activity and stressed speed and numbers of Allied forces will decide the world’s fate. He hinted the Netherlands and Dutch East Indies are not yet involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Cabinet
Melbourne
Canberra
Mr. Hughes
Norway
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands
Develoee
Senator Foll
Hitler
Alles
Wiera
Schippl
Mana River
Holland
Bulletina
German Demand on Low Countries Invasion Ultimatum
An early World War II dispatch describes Germany pressuring the Netherlands with a surrender ultimatum and warnings of destruction. Dutch officials declare war after an unprecedented German invasion, noting civilian casualties and aerial attacks on major airfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Holland
Europe
van Klessen
Netherlands
German excuses for protective invasion defy neutrality
German news agency reports a memorandum to Belgium and the Netherlands claiming German troops are protecting German interests against imminent British and French attacks via Holland. Berlin asserts Allies shift to the Mediterranean aims to conceal a planned war move while Belgium and Luxembourg fall under German protection to prevent Ruhr attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Hituan
Itrance
Schimmn
Widenins
Norway
England
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Scandinavia
Balkans
Sven
Ogding
Kune
Invasions by Air Strike Across Holland Belgium Luxembourg
German forces began large scale air attacks across Holland Belgium and Luxembourg with parachutists deployed on key points. Brussels reports 400 casualties and Belgium Belgium and Luxembourg mobilize as Dutch Dutch forces defend against crossings and air bombardments. Bailiffs warn of sabotage as King Leopold assumes command and Belgian forces resist invaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Belgium
Holland
Netherlands Legation
London
Britain
France
Amsterdam
United Press
Hhe
Leopold
Nivelles
St. Trond
Berlin
Gravest Danger in History Amid Invading Holland and Belgium
Prime Minister Menzies warned of the gravest danger in history as Holland and Belgium were invaded. He said Britain faces a direct threat to east coast shipping and food supplies, urging Australia to stand firm with Britain to defend democracy against Nazi aggression. Postwar opposition leader Curtin called the invasion a defining moment for democratic nations and emphasized the need to defeat the Nazis to preserve freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Menzies
Holland
Belgium
Britain
Channel
Australia
Australan
Curtin
Netherlands
Ita
Norway
Denmark
Poland
Czachekla
Finland
War Cabinet Meets in London Amid Invasion News
The War Cabinet met at Downing Street early, with leaders from the three services present. A Foreign Secretary report announced an invasion, urging collective response and condemning selfish inaction, as allied Dutch and Belgian ports faced blockades and aid plans unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Cabinet
Downing Street
Albters
Sir Pound
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