Paris Freed as Germans Lose Capital After Four-Year Rule
Paris liberated by French Forces of the Interior after four days of fighting. About fifty thousand patriots led the offensive with support from hundreds of thousands. Vichy officials not fled were arrested. Meanwhile Allied troops push from southern France toward Lyons, with advances toward Meaux and the Marne reported. German resistance crumbles except near the Seine. Allied landing near Bordeaux possibly occurred.
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Russian Push Toward the Danube in Romania
The report notes a Russian advance toward the Danube and the Galata Gap in Romania while fighting near Warsaw and the Gulf of Riga continues. Berlin Radio claims Red Army success near Riga as German lines tighten. Western powers propose an international security body with two chambers, led by Britain, USA, Russia, and China, not a Four-Power dictatorship. Allied forces prepare for Pas de Calais as Germany escalates flying bomb attacks on London and southern England. A Southwest Pacific communiqué also notes Halmahera air raids.
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