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The Shape of Things
July 25, 1942 issue

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Reinforcement of the Japanese army in northern Manchuria, together with reports of concentrations near the borders of Soviet-controlled Outer Mongolia, suggests that a sudden blow against eastern Siberia may be at hand. With the Red Army hard-pressed to defend the Caucasus from the Nazis, Tokyo may well feel that a stab in the back is in order. By their occupation of the western Aleutians, the Japanese have placed themselves in a position to interfere with the direct line of communications with eastern Siberia.

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WORLD War, 1939-1945; NAZIS; ARMIES; CAUCASUS; JAPAN; SOVIET Union
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