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Behind the Enemy Line
Argus | July 29, 1944 issue

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This article presents information on political conditions in Germany in 1944. A shudder ran through the world when it read of the threats shouted over the German radio on July 10, 1944 about what would happen if the war spills over on to the German soil. This threat has less practical significance than at first appeared. It was not exploded in a political but in a lyrical program. the Germans. The government, which wants to continue the struggle, must therefore be seeking arguments to prove that in spite of all appearances the people should keep up hope.

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GERMANY -- Politics & government -- 1933-1945; RADIO broadcasting & war; MASS media; WORLD politics; POLITICAL planning; GERMANY
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