Hitler's 1939 War Invasion Marks World War II Begin
Ten years after Hitler declared war on Poland, reports describe the Blitzkrieg’s swift conquest of Poland, the fall of Warsaw, and the brutal toll of the early days. The piece notes German tactics, Polish bravery, and the rising global costs of a war that reshaped the world.
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Poland
Pierre J. Huss
Lake
Success
N. Y
INS
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Nazifuehrer
Wehrmacht
Tiergarten
Eva Braun
Wilhelmsplatz
Joseph Goebbels
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Munich
Mussolini
Czechoslovakia
Goering
France
England
Warsaw
Panzer
Pilsudsky
Penal Camps To Close In Soviet Occupation Zone
Soviet authorities allegedly ordered the closure of concentration camps in their occupation zone to protect the future East German Republic public image. Informants said major political offenders would be sent to Russia, others to state prisons. Anti-Communist sources report one camp disbanded with 15,000 detainees deported. Nine camps remain with 52,000 internees and NKVD prisons hold 42,000. About 130,000 reportedly perished since World War II.
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Russia
NKVD
Secret Police
Envoy Lands In Sydney Inbound US Ambassador Arrives
The new United States Ambassador to Australia Peter Jarman arrived in Sydney aboard the Swedish motorship Mattawunga traveling from San Francisco.
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Australia
U. S
Peter Jarman
Mattawunga
San Francisco
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