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Saudi minister, Vichy reports French resisting Axis pressure to use Tunis as base,...
Catalogue reference: HW 1/564
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HW 1/564
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1942 May 12
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Saudi minister, Vichy reports French resisting Axis pressure to use Tunis as base, May 9.
Swedish comment on Hitler-Mussolini meeting, May 6.
Japanese report of meeting of Indian People's Congress party, May 5.
Japanese chargé reviews conditions in Malaya, May 5.
Togo's statement to Japanese ambassador, Berlin on military and economic situation in occupied China, May 7.
Japanese ambassador, Berlin reports Germans reading Japanese ciphers, May 7.
Japanese ambassador, Ankara, denies presence of US capital ships in Mediterranean, May 9.
Portuguese minister, Tokyo reports Japanese intention to attack New Caledonia, May 10.
Turkish ambassador, Rome, quotes Italian intelligence reports on Eastern Front and Mediterranean, May 8.
Japanese complaint of German mischief in China, May 5.
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c/9444
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