The Archive · 1940

Britain Forcing Issue

British fighters are foreing n answer to the question of how do the Nazis plan'an invasion of blockade.

'A. blockade cannot be sustained at the present rate of Ger~ man losses, which total nearly 1,000 since June_18.

7. The English Channel, thanks to the tie marine, Femaiits "an "English cha London, Aug, 20 "rhe British aren't alone on the defensive waiting for an invasion, they' altnek and attack and that the method of victory." states the "Herakd" of Miami, Florida, "This resistance and this offensive arouse. the hope that Britain may Show the hollowness of "the great German machine when it once con: fronts. a prepared and determined people who ave not afraid, whos moral is high and. who fully realize what it would mean should Nazidom Conquer and. enslave. them, "The "Atlanta, Georgia, Constitue tion," one of the leading newspapers In the south of America, commenting, on the "trial of Dunkirk," states: "Somewhere in that tremendous hell was forged s spirit which the auter matons of Hitler can never beat, No men of the playing Nelds of Elon are these, They are something greater, something more. They scorned death that something greater than they: might live, These are the men who hold fast today the bastion of Bue tain."

Says the "Charleston, South Caro: tina, Nows-Chronicle" "Something, seems to be holding Hitler up and i'must be the British."

The "Washington Star" states "The British have demonstrated a magnificent capacity. to the "There is in Brilish resistance a moral, a unity and determination which the Nazis" arms have not Were= tofore eneountered—Reuter,

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