Berlin, Sept. 19.
The present strength of the British forces in Egypt is analysed in an article today by the Rome correspondent of the German news agency.
He says: "Sine Auttust 1 Licul General Sir Archibald Wavell has had at his disposal 110,000 soldiers, mainly British, but also Indian, New Zealand and Rhodesian. To this must added another force mainly British Dut including Rhodesians, New Zea-Janders and Poles, who were assem bled in Palestine ud have new been brought to Exypt.
"Reinforcements totalling about 90,000 men have arrived ili recent weeks overland from Palestine and by the Red Sea, Indian relnforcements have also been despatched from Bombay."—Reuter, Egypt Warned to Change Policy
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