Polish and Croat affairs under German rule described
A report from wartime Europe details Nazi policy in Poland and Croatia. It cites Gauleiter Greber praising German racial aims, the expulsion of Jewish labor from Wartheland, and land seizure allocations to 68 000 Germans. It notes large grain and potato exports from Poland to Germany, and grim casualty counts including 2 000 Poles shot. It mentions Moscow and Belgrade reports of mass executions, imprisonments, and suicides, plus a Croat act granting German nationals authority and bilingual official use in districts with German majorities.
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Mewse
London
Gauleiter
Greber
Nasi
Ax Puxum
de Ketch
Europe
Wartheland
Poland
Albert
Germany
Pollut
Belgrade
Yasoslav Viluxe
Belanovitch
Croatia
Zagreb
Iason
Germas
High Flying Planes and Bomber Tech Advances
The article describes advances in aircraft design and propulsion, highlighting supercharged motors, high altitude capability, and long range bombers. It discusses Boeing technology, US progress, and British plans for day and night mastery over enemy airspace with high flying craft and advanced engines.
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Belight
Royal Air Porce
United States
Boeing
Britain
Tobruk Raids Reported With Reduced Bombing
A Cairo report says Tobruk town and harbour faced reduced bombing on Saturday with about 20 damage to camelation. Enemy artillery increased briefly but Tobruk counter battery fire held. Patrols and frontier activity continued. Vichy sources claim British troops withdrew toward Algor. German sources claim dive bombers attacked a southward escort warship, with a British light cruiser hit twice.
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Com Manque
Tobruk
Vichy
Oat
French Somaliland
Ministry For Colonies
Tajara
Algor
Lovdin
Xcion
Bardia
Greek and Bulgarian actions under Axis occupation described
Fragmentary account notes German control of key areas while Bulgarians draft Greeks and deport many to Bulgaria for labor. A letter from Prime Minister Churchill commemorates Greece’s wartime sacrifices and resilience, praising Greek resistance amid famine and Axis indifference to shipping disruptions.
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Bulgaria
Chayetill
Tanderos
Italy
Greece
Cimrchill
Amotion
Ausac Club in Malaya to open for Indian troops
The Ausac Club in Malaya will gain a rival Indian troops club funded by a £39,000 gift from the Matarajan of Mynore for troop welfare. About £2,400 is allotted for the club to provide reading and writing rooms a library and a soft drinks bar.
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Rip Bret
Ira Blales
Royal Air Fores
Germany
Ausac
Malaya
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