Armistice Terms Appear to Reshape France
Berlin announces armistice provisions aimed at crippling France’s military and aiding a war against Britain. Germany will control much of France while keeping domestic administration, with Petain promising reconstruction and a new order.
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Clermont-Ferrand
France
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Pneland
Germany
Atlantic
Britain
England
Berlin
British Information Ministry
Bordeaux
Marshal Petain
Hungary
High Command
West
Bayonne
Ireland
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Sola
Denied Sixth Term McNabee Accuses New Deal Orders
New York June 26 State Senator John J McNabee said Tammany Hall was ordered by New Deal forces to ruin his bid for a sixth term because he opposed a third Roosevelt term and fought Communism. The veteran legislator claims the denial stems from these actions.
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New York
INS
John J. McNabee
Tammany Hall
New Deal
Roosevelt
McNabee
Dust Storms and Mud Balls Hit Times Square
Last night in Manhattan a west wind created a dust bow in Times Square followed by a drizzle rain. Visitors from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas reported the air smelling of home as topsoil grains drifted down. The wind shift brought a light drizzle from Long Island Sound, leaving tiny mudballs speckling straw hats and light straw deres.
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Manhattan
New York
Times Square
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Long Island Sound
Drewes
Armistice Text Between Germany and France 1940
The armistice sets France to cease fighting and places northern and western French territory under German occupation. It mandates demobilization of French forces, control of coastal defences, surrender of military assets, and removal of French warships to designated ports while protecting colonial interests. The agreement requires French cooperation with German and Italian authorities to maintain order and facilitate occupation.
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Berlin
Wilhelm) Keitel
Fuehrer
German Reich
Charles L. C
Huntziger
France
England
Paris
Germany
Italy
Tatra
German Armistice Commission
Artigdle Wirg
Tre
Armistice Commission
High Command
Armistice line described from Geneva to Iberian border
The article outlines Article II of the armistice agreement tracing a line from the French Swiss border at Geneva through Dole Paray Le Monlal and Bourges, extending 20 kilometers east of Tours and the Tours Angouleme Libortine line, through Mont de Marsan and Orthez to the Spanish frontier.
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Dole
Paray
le Monlal
Bourges
Tours
Tours- Angouleme-Libortine
Mont de Marsan
Orthez
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