Dangers Loom If Hitler Attempts Invasion London, May 31. me Weygand has amine front at the Germans' back if they continue their beloved aim of attacking England, states the "Goteborgs Handels Tidning," quoted in a special commentary here.
The Germans' extraordinary efforts, their colossal losses of life and material for successes won have brought them to a new barrier difficult to overcome and their troubles begin again, the paper says.
It is astonishing that the Germans are admitting their own losses can be reckoned at 100,000 to 200,000 men in Belgium alone, and one can tues what the whole expedition has cost, the daily concludes.—Reuter.
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