The Archive · 1941

Little Damage in Raid

The official Russian news agency says that very little damage was done in last night's raid on Moscow. One of the surprises to neutral observers in the campaign hitherto has been the apparent absence of large-scale raids on the capital The British air attack on Kirkenes "caused a sensation in Berlin particularly because it was a combined Anglo-Russian operation Russian bombers having participated in the t, mass attack." states respondent of "La re Bewa o ding to a message from Zurich E sepa lens against counter attacks coming fı east and west—Heuter. 0 Both MIN fo my coi ice that Chancellor Adolf Hitler will lose,"

Mr. Hopkins held a' second conference with M.

Joseph Stalin during the night, They were closeted alone for three hours at the Kremlin only interpreters present, The United! States Ambassador. Mr. Laurente Steinhardt, and other United States officials and high Russian officials were not although they attended e first conference,—

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