Russian Spirit Keeps Soviet Railways Ready for War
Soviet reporter Ilya Ehrenburg recalls how Russian spirit sustains the vast rail network crucial to wartime logistics. He cites engineers like Peter Uzhakov enduring 70 hours in the cab, rail workers uncoupling ammo cars under bombardment, and lines in Siberia and Central Asia running normally. The piece notes railroads moved factories east, expanded capacity, and that American and British materiel pass through ahead of schedule.
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Tougher Anzacs Urged by Australian Official
Sydney dispatch reports Brig. T. Murdoch director-general of Engineering Services urged harsher camp conditions to toughen troops. He criticized current camps as too luxurious and called for more primitive setups. Other army officers disagreed with the proposal.
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