Vast Concentrations of Nazi Army Off Holland, Belgium; Berlin High Command Still Undecided Copenhagen, Jan. 16. HERE are seventy divisions of German soldiers massed along the French and Belgian frontiers and a further eighteen divisions along the Netherlands border, reliably informed military observers stated tonight.
Everything is ready, they added, for simultaneous thrusts by two columns of shock troops, one attacking northward to take the Dutch Army from the rear and the other marching south-westward, into Belgium. To confirm these deflorations, observers pointed out that visitors to the German region facing Limburg, Netherlands province, concurred in reporting vast concentrations of all sorts of armed forces, including a large number of sapper units, Travellers arriving here after crossing Westphalia reported that they were stopped several times to permit the'passage of endless columns of German troops.
One traveller, who fought for Germany during the Great War, declared he had never before seen so many military transports in such a short time.
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