German conquest and Dutch resistance amid Nazi rule
A detailed examination of occupied Europe shows Dutch and other nations resisting Nazi propaganda while fearing German domination. Reports describe German plans to convert Holland into a subservient agrarian and industrial hub, with Britain viewed as the ultimate hope of freedom as resistance grows across the Netherlands, Norway, France, and beyond.
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Belgium
Denmark
Norway
Zeeman
Hitler
Netherlands
Churchill
Germany
Those conceited drivers and their lesson in safety
A local opinion piece describes cocky young motorists who push speeds and risk crashes. It recalls a bright driver who learned his limits after a botched collision with a cow, urging readers to respect physical limits, braking and reaction times, and to drive with caution.
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Attile
News from Overseas from Dungog to Gaza Front
Rev JW and Mrs McGredie of Dungog reprint notes from a correspondent in Greece. They describe an April arrival in Athens with sites like the Acropolis and Stadium, meeting many Greeks who had been to Australia, a perilous evacuation to Crete, raids, and time ashore before returning to Palestine.
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Crete
Palestin
Trev
McCauley
Lindsay Ogilvie
The Meaning of Free France Movement
The Free French Movement rests on three elements: France is not vanquished, France must continue fighting with England and Allies, and the authority of Vichy is illegitimate. Free France preserves the Empire, Navy, merchant marine, and gold, while rallying to resist the occupier and uphold French liberties. It rejects Vichy leadership and vows to reenter the war, becoming the soul and symbol of national resistance.
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England
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Free France
Vichy
Napoleon
Bordeaus
United States
Churchill Gives War Losses. Crete figures released.
Churchill revealed German losses in Crete as 5000 drowned and 12000 killed or wounded, plus 180 bombers and 250 troop-carriers. British losses totaled about 15000 killed, wounded, or missing, with most deaths among Australians, New Zealanders, and other British forces, and 90000 lives lost at home and abroad since the war began, excluding civilians.
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Crete
Churchill
The Open Gate
A printer stands before St. Peter at the Pearly Gate seeking admission after a life spent running a printing plant. Peter asks what he has done, then the gates open and the printer is admitted to Heaven with a harp, leaving Hell behind.
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