Evidence Lacking On Russian Tactics In Europe
Western Newspaper Union reports investigation finds mixed evidence on Russian and British moves in Europe. It cites Polish fronts, Balkan campaigns, and delays around Warsaw Riga and Budapest, with military views outweighing political claims about Moscow’s aims and Greek revolt connections.
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Germany's Fresh Troops Change Western Front Balance
Allied strategists report German strength on the western front has risen to 75 divisions from D-Day 65, aided by Volksgrenadier units of 16 year olds and 46 year olds. Growth comes despite 1,000,000 Allied casualties in six months and shifts from the Balkans and Finland bolstering the front.
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