As far back as seven weeks ago it became apparent that the German Government could no Tonger hide from the people the effects of RAIP, bombing and the grievances of the population caused by British air attacks. Astonishingly enough the paper "Das Reich" ig allowed to criticize "bureaucratic methods" which have caused delay in providing citizens [with permit to replace their wrecked furniture and clothing.
The paper also discusses shelter marshals.
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