The Archive · 1939

England Warned

Warning England that Germany could not be bluffed by the encirclement policy, Dr. Goebbels declared "let the foreign countries realize that ai people that is compelled to live in ai restricted space, that possesses no natural sources of provisions no raw materials, no foreign exchange and no gold reserves must proceed in a different direction from a people that possesses all the resources in the world. If those in London, New York, Paris or Warsaw believe for a single instant that the German people can be separated from the Fuehrer, they ate sadly deluding themselves."

The world must at last realize, continued Dr. Goebbels, that the Germany of today presents her demands calmly but uncompromisingly and that the entire German people stands behind. these demands. Germany wants only what is indispensable to her vital needs. If foreign countries do not understand these demands, the At 5.15 another. alarm that 100

Soviet craft were crossing the border near Lake Buir northward from the south-east was received at the base.

The same Japanese squadron again took off to give combat which began at 612 o'clock. This time it took place beyond sight from this base. In 20 minutes, the outcome of the combat had been decided. Twenty-five Soviet machines had been downed, while the Japanese formation was five craft short.—Domei.

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