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North Africa report for June 12: German Africa Corps in urgent need of artillery...
Catalogue reference: HW 1/645
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HW 1/645
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1942 June 14
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North Africa report for June 12: German Africa Corps in urgent need of artillery ammunition, June 8; Rommel's anti-tank instructions; all officers in reserve in Naples to be placed at disposal of Panzer Army June 13, Panzer Army's report for June 12; report of captured British documents detailing results of PoW interrogations; Kesselring's orders for special precautions to be taken against sabotage attacks, June 13.
German naval report for June 13 covering Mediterranean.
Russian Front: 4th Air Fleet battle orders for June 14 north east Kharkov.
Italian report of Hungarian premier's visit to Hitler and latter's view of the Russian campaign June 12.
Japanese ambassador, Ankara, relays Italian intelligence report on Allied forces June 2.
Japanese ambassador, Rome reports interview with Ciano June 7.
Japanese ambassador, Berlin seeks clarification of Ministry of Foreign Affairs's signal regarding UK-Germany peace talk rumours, June 9.
Chilean ambassador, Washington, reports arrival of Molotov bringing ultimatum for second front, or accept favourable proposal from Germany June 6.
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c/9757
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