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Russell Banner in Russell, Manitoba

18 Apr 1940

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Russell Banner

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Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1940

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3

Message to Hitler by American barrister Morton in open letter

An American lawyer Robert A. Morton of Los Angeles writes an open letter to Adolf Hitler criticizing Nazi ideology and violence. He urges Hitler to seek medical study and an armistice, arguing for humane leadership and international cooperation as spring promises renewal and hope for Europe. The piece condemns Nazi oppression, urges withdrawal, and appeals to global youth to oppose tyranny.

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Adolf Hitler Robert A. Morton South Spring St Los Angeles California Hollywood Europe Herr Hitler Germany Tven Seale Nietzsche Wilhelm Wirth Hitler Earth Aly Free Nations America
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Nazi plan to seize British fleet by air dominance

The article outlines a plan attributed to the Nazis to dominate the world by air power and seize the British fleet to enforce their will on North America. It reflects wartime fear and propels concern over Axis naval and air ambitions.

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North America
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Welcome to Canada booklet promotes war era tourism

A Royal Bank of Canada travel booklet seeks to draw American tourists to Canada amid Europe’s war. It stresses peace at the border, friendly towns, and generous currency premiums, noting a 10 cent premium per dollar and a 60 day permit for stays longer than 48 hours, with simple car identification records required.

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Royal Bank of Canada United States Europe Canada
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Invitation to visit Canada with easy travel rules

A North American invitation notes that travel to Canada this year requires no passport or extra formalities beyond normal peace time procedures. It promises easy entry, freedom of movement, and Canada’s warm hospitality for a memorable holiday.

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