The World Almanac and Book of FactsPress Publishing Company (The New York World), 1946 |
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Page 73
... reported the enemy got into Bamburg and took Rastatt . On the Elbe the enemy gained foothold on the eastern bank of the river with minor forces southeast of Magdeburg . - The British , in Burma , captured Kyaukpadaung . United States ...
... reported the enemy got into Bamburg and took Rastatt . On the Elbe the enemy gained foothold on the eastern bank of the river with minor forces southeast of Magdeburg . - The British , in Burma , captured Kyaukpadaung . United States ...
Page 81
... reported destroying or damaging 272 Japanese planes . Ten American aircraft were lost . The Provisional Austrian Government of Dr. Karl Renner " declared its independence " and reported its transition to a sovereign State , the Austrian ...
... reported destroying or damaging 272 Japanese planes . Ten American aircraft were lost . The Provisional Austrian Government of Dr. Karl Renner " declared its independence " and reported its transition to a sovereign State , the Austrian ...
Page 94
... reported that the Army and Navy had can- celed $ 4,000,000,000 in war contracts , including $ 1,200,000,000 for 95 warships . Japan accepted in full the Allied terms as outlined in the Potdam ultimatum . - President Truman sald the ...
... reported that the Army and Navy had can- celed $ 4,000,000,000 in war contracts , including $ 1,200,000,000 for 95 warships . Japan accepted in full the Allied terms as outlined in the Potdam ultimatum . - President Truman sald the ...
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