The Archive · 1941

Britain's Turn Next

Hitler has not the training of a Channel swimmer yet, and so another plan matured in his brain. Believing that he had secured himself a de facto trace in the west, he decided to hold a Blitzkrieg, lightning war, in the east, in order immediately afterwards to fall with all his strength upon Great Britain and finish her off, "He hoped at the same time to prevent simultaneous action against himself in the west and the east by driving between them an ideological wedge, "It is already clear that Hitler was out of his reckoning both as to the lightning quality of his blow in the east and as to the miraculous power of his ideological propaganda, Winston Churchill, the Prime Mu ster of Great Britain, with that statesmanlike acumen which is char-

(Continued from page 1) resistance, Which is casing heavy losses on both sides.

The "Hamburger Fremdenbla&" begins a leader with the warning, "No one in Germany must indulge in hopes that the Russian campaign is anveasy one. It is also necessary Cripps. Received By Stalin London, July 9.

The Moscow Radio announces that the British Ambassador in Moscow, Sir Stafford Cripps, "was. received -by M; Stálin yesterday, when they had a caonversation lasting over an hour. Reuter. that te German people must not underestimate the toughness of the Russian soldiers."—Reuter.

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