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Behind the Enemy Line
Argus | February 6, 1943 issue

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The article discusses international politics. It has been noticed lately that an extremely dark picture of the war is being presented to the German people. About the Soviet Union front especially the communiqués and even more the commentators seem to be telling the truth regardless of consequences. Of course, they never fail to mention the certainty of ultimate victory, but they describe the situation as being temporarily both distressing and dangerous. For the first time, the enemy is admitted to have had important successes. Never before in this war have the Germans been addressed in such gloomy accents.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; PROPAGANDA, International; WORLD politics; WAR; POLITICAL development; GERMANS
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