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Catalogue reference: HW 1/396
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HW 1/396
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1942 Mar 8
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North Africa: Panzer Army report increased British patrol activity Mar 7.
Mediterranean: Kesselring transfers bomber group from Greece to Catania Mar 8.
Russian Front: German ground forces report of Soviet attacks Mar 7.
Naval Headlines: report of Mar 6 with PM's query on sunken British submarine and 1SL reply.
Naval Headlines on German (Tirpitz operating against Arctic convoy) and Italian activity.
Greek ambassador, Ankara: possibility of attack on Turkey via Dodeccanese, Mar 5.
Japanese ambassador, Berlin: conversation with Ribbentrop on war with the US and imposition of peace demands, Feb 28.
Turkish ambassador, Washington on need to encourage US to counter British territorial concessions to USSR, Feb 28.
Turkish ambassador, Budapest: Bulgaria will not take an active part in the war, Mar 3.
Turkish ambassador, Vichy: possibility of German-Soviet armistice, Mar 5.
Japanese ambassador, Berlin: conversation with Ribbentrop on the war situation - USSR to be isolated, Feb 28.
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c/8907
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