Paris, Apr. 24.
An invasion of the Southern part of Sweden by Germany is likely should the Allies succeed in cutting all German communications with Norway through the Skager Rak and the Kattegat, according to General Duval, well-known military commentator, writing in "Lo Journal."
Should this happen, the Allies would not fail to assist Sweden and oust the Germans from their positions, Then, Hamburg, Berlin, and Stettin would be only 300 kilometres away from potential Allied air bases, A combined air attack from Sweden and Lorraine would then threaten Germany's entire territory and. would defy. every possible measure of reprisal, General Duval
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