Berlin No Longer Claims Initiative; Reich State Debts Mount; Inflation Tendency Seen German. public opinion is becoming and wants a decisive blow General" Walther von Brauchitsch, today.
Commander-in-Chief of the German Army, has just returned to Berlin following a tour of inspection along the Western front. Well-informed gs clu circles expect that Hitler will con-for with General von Brauchitsch and other military leaders shortly with a view to deciding Germany's next was enforced because of the necessity of exporting coal to Scandinavian countries and to Italy. Other reasons were the increasing difficulties in transportation, and the constant decline in the production of coal despite the increasing number of Polish prisoners and workers in Germany's coal mines.—Havas.
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