Well-informed foreigners well ae quainted with London's blackout' in air raids said that Moscow's defences were more efficiently placed against attacks than in London Mr. Habicht reported.
Moscow's boulevards and parks, he revealed, are stridden with: anti-air- i! craft guns, balloon barrages and other defences whose effectiveness was tested on numerous occasions" before all the German started their bombing raids,
20, on the eve of the first actual Mr. Habicht left Moscow on dus fs man air raid. but he said that telephonic advices received ín Vladivostok from. authoritative foreigners in Moscow mali affected with war nerves or terror from the skies.
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