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West Europe: 86th Corps no longer able to mount counter-thrusts against Allied penetrations,...
Catalogue reference: HW 1/3046
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1944 July 9
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West Europe: 86th Corps no longer able to mount counter-thrusts against Allied penetrations, July 8; GAF 2nd Fighter Corps operational order for July 9, Allied penetration in centre of Caen; C-in-C West has urgent requirement for lorry drivers competent to drive at night in operational area, June 24.
South Europe: 278th Infantry Division expecting large-scale Allied attacks in next few days, July 8; information to Captain Submarines Mediterranean about Allied convoys, supposition that 30,000 tons kept back for operational purposes, July 7; undertakings against guerillas and terrorists to be carried through to objective, failure impairs respect for occupying forces, July 7.
Naval Headlines.
Japanese ambassador, Venice: Mussolini on war in Italy, June 30; views of Marshal Graziani on war in Italy, July 1.
Brazilian ambassador, London: British resolution under flying torpedo attack, no peace negotiations with Germany, July 6.
Turkish minister, Sofia: talks with Bulgarian Foreign Ministry, July 1.
German secret service in Lisbon reports on effects of pilotless aircraft attacks on London, July 8.
German information on shooting of British prisoners, July 5.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- c/7031
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