Briey The key to the war for iron and fate
A Brieny Lorraine district analysis argues that control of Briey and Longwy determines Germany’s dominance in the war. The piece links iron ore to mass power, warns that securing Briey is essential to French Lorraine’s liberation, and notes Verdun Metz proximity as strategic. It urges American action to aid France in reclaiming Briey.
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Red Cross to Send Food and Bull Durham to Prisoners of War
The Committee on Public Information announces that every American POW in Germany will receive food kits three times each fortnight via the Red Cross. The kit includes Bull Durham tobacco, the only brand named in the directive.
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Committee On Public Information
Germany
American Red Cross
Surgeon General's Office
Bull” Durham Tobacco
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