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North Africa: German 90th Corps report for Dec 14 on Tunisian situation; Panzer Army...
Catalogue reference: HW 1/1229
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HW 1/1229
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1942 Dec 17
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North Africa: German 90th Corps report for Dec 14 on Tunisian situation; Panzer Army report for Dec 15, heavy enemy attacks, Panzer Army to withdraw; GAF Tunisia ordered to escort Ju52 flights, Dec 15; Germans unable to unload ships at Sousse, continuousair attacks, Dec 16; Sfax requested to supply empty lighters to Sousse, Dec 15 (not on coversheet); enemy attempting to annihilate Panzer Army motorised formations; GAF Tunisia say no damage from Liberator attacks on Bizerta and Tunis, Dec 14; Axis supply ship sunk by air raid on Tunis, Dec 15; German Naval Command have sent barrage balloons and smoke apparatus to Bizerta and Tunis, Dec 15; Tunis reports to German Naval Command on harbour problems, because of sunken vessels, Dec 15
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c/1770
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- Navy
- Middle East
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