London, Sept. 11.
"The Soviet Union is bearing the brunt of Hitlers attack, thereby diverting from England the danger of invasion and air raids, and making it possible for her ally to undertake active and decisive actions against the common enemy," says the "Pravda," official organ of the Communist Party quoted by the Russian War News.
"The, Germans called Dunkizk Britain's greatest defeat,' the news. paper says, "but the British, for whom Dunkirk was one of their severest trials, call it their greatest success. As subsequent events have proved, Dunkirk was the turning point of the British-German struggle, marking the conversion of the blitzkrieg into a long and protracted war.
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