A.I.F. Men in Crete Before Nazi Attack EX-Kaiser Dead
London reports the death of Wilhelm II, last German Kaiser and King of Prussia, at Doorn aged 35. The article reflects on his life and the rise and fall of the German empire, linking to the broader war context and his exile. It contrasts his ambitions with his ultimate exile and the end of an era in Europe.
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London
Warlin
Xa Walaer
Doorn
Wilhaire
Rulser
Albert
Germany
Prussia
Fins
Tareer
Geareruy
Kittel
Europa
Mapolzon
Junker Laue
Wilheme
Tasso
Hohensohern
Zailern
Seale
Brandenburg
Predericx
Prusia
Ealing
Holy Roman Empire
Europe
Waterloo
Brumance
Austria
Sadows
Metz
Sevan
Wilhelm I
Iman Briverot
Eaiaer
Berlin
Frederick
Prederik Teu
Victoria
Princess Royal
Great Britain
Wiihokn
Dafsshaker
Meda
Uae
Aviv
Atluste Victoria
Tomilly
Ae Nintnine
Bibmabece
Beale
Itn Witham
Aly
England
Ermine
Schonach-Carotatt
Kon
Vern
Averiex
Holland
Joultea
New European Federation Vision Propagated in War Talk
Ex chief of the former Avwsizlan government writes in the New York Times about a planned all Europe Federation under German control with Berlin shaping policy. The piece outlines a single currency, Europe-wide customs, and a merged military command, while detailing historical European alliances and the shifting postwar balance.
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All Europe Federation of States
New York
Wednesday Jr
Marton Fuchs
Avwsizlan
Free Meron
New York Time
Procaim
All Erope Federation of
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Kaarman
Liee ‘Bowep
Aceisenbe Olio
Mapa Aurg
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Pepets Atogical
Britain
Europe
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Brent Stnsen
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Stalin
Sha Darian
Berlin
Thallans
Rusia
Aelia
Viaa
Meneefarth
Eulalde
Germany
Austin
Italy
England
Anu
Kruger
Joe Jamenon
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Berman Coctaiiam
Ing
London Daily
Téleerand
Morseca
Bosnia
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Speen
Vienna
Austria
Balkans
Zuroye
Prans Joseph
Russia
Wilhelm
Laidendorf
Hindenburg
Geleder
Hla
Max of
Baden
Hin
Prussis
Doory Castle
Ter
Evacuations Affected Amid War Council Talks Worldwide
Reported evacuations include 218 wounded with many more evacuees. Discussions at the War Cabinet addressed air support, equipment shortages, and overall Australian force readiness. Four crew members died in naval operations off Ortte as Perth and other ships aided evacuation efforts.
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Blariy
Spender
Isa Ty
War Council
Crete
Beasley
Sydney
ALF
United Kingdom
Proterta
Aeamen
Ortte
Forth
Navy
EC. Smith
Cook WB. Fraser
Pol MT Smith
Creia
Eho
Auckland
Thurmiay
Nash
New Zealand
Egypt
Wele
Samilaaing
War Prisoner Seaman's Abyssinia Escape Story in Brisbane
Seaman William James Shere of the ILICA.N. Hebert returns to Retatans after eight months as a prisoner of war in Abyssinia. He describes harsh camps, scarce food, and guard routines, with digs for escape and distant news from Libya.
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Brindane
William James Shere
ILICA
N. Hebert Hea
Retatans
Wmivathiaa
Pehener
Amblitia
Lisilan
Abyedmin
Hatten Vetyne
Japan's Trade Talks with Australia and Britain Under War Strain
New York reports that Japan seeks to expand meat and wheat imports from Australia and reduce reliance on other sources. Dutch and British officials discuss East Indies trade posture, export quotas, and wartime material needs. Canberra sources note Japan aims to boost Australian wheat purchases and steel, textiles, and machinery, with broader plans to secure war supplies across the empire.
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New York
Tusadas
Ofitee Spidesman
Aihil
Ohdabi
Marion
Jobe Latham
Robert Svelute
Wellfink Austen Ua
Mitada
Exil
Thy
Philyplima
New York Times
Tobie Cor
Obashi'e
Ie John Lathe
Bleebert Crug
Eetnamte Nayotia
Tine Ab Batavi
London
A.seport
Batavia
Saya Ike
East Indies
Ecnomie
Japec
Thallan Aieamaders
Japansne
Mahone
Dhathi
Canberra
Japan
Britain
Benltied Te Als
Tokio
Australie
Soplarne
Sald
C Cain
Australien
Aurttia
Iehinmern
Walin Factory Agren
Eaptern
Australia
Aumalla
Miners Idle in Cevenoke District Protest Call-Up
About 2000 miners in the Cevenoke district, including Abergate Central Ballbird and Birington, returned home from work as a protest against being drafted for military training. Two other miners were detained after minor disputes.
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Mydney
Cevenoke
Abergate
Central
Ballbird
Birington Solleries
Oheramines
Australian airmen receive decorations for war service
In Melbourne on Wednesday the Air Minister announced that forty three Australian airmen have been awarded the DLAC since the outbreak of war. Flying Officer Jerk Mactithon Deartletd, aged 29, formerly of Warwing NASW, has been awarded the LC for outstanding humanitarian work with the KyAF All, with other Australians also decorated.
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Melbourne
No Peace Proposal Talk From Belisin Ambassador
Washington correspondent reports Ambassador to Belisin John Winant told newspapermen he owes no peace talks in England and did not come to discuss any peace proposal with President Harrvell. He indicated no plans to return to Landon this week.
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Merald-Tribune
Washington
Belisin
John Winant
Preside Harrvell
England
Santenant Dytoom Np
Landon
Destruction of Hitlerism urged as first war aim
The British ambassador Lord White spoke, stressing destruction of Hitlerism as a first war aim. He called for a united effort, warning that only with determined action can the world secure a lasting peace and rebuild a just future for all nations.
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Aparkine Cohamin
Culvers
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