Two articles: Mr Churchill meets Mr Roosevelt and trapped Stalingrad armies liquidated
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Two articles: Mr Churchill meets Mr Roosevelt and trapped Stalingrad armies liquidated
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Article 1. Headlines: Mr Churchill meets Mr Roosevelt, ten days conference at Casablanca, plans for this year's offensives, unconditional surrender for the axis, de Gaulle sees Giraud, Article 2. Headlines: trapped Stalingrad armies liquidated, 40,000 killed and 28,000 taken prisoner, mopping up isolated groups.
Date
1943-01-27
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Two newspaper cuttings mounted on a scrapbook page
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SValentineJRM1251404v10054
Transcription
THE TIMES WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27 1943
MR. CHURCHWILL MEETS MR. ROOSEVELT
TEN DAYS’ CONFERENCE AT CASABLANCA
PLANS FOR THIS YEAR’S OFFENSIVES
“UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER” FOR THE AXIS
DE GAULLE SEES GIRAUD
Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill have been in conference since January 14 at Casablanca, where they went by air. They were accompanied by the Chiefs of Staff of the two countries.
The whole field of war was surveyed, and all resources marshalled for the active and concerted execution of the allies’ plans for the offensive campaigns of 1943. Mr. Roosevelt later described the meeting as the “unconditional surrender” meeting, by which he meant that unconditional surrender by the Axis was the only assurance of future world peace.
General de Gaulle and General Giraud also met at Casablanca and discussed plans for unification of the war effort of the French Empire.
TRAPPED STALINGRAD ARMIES LIQUIDATED
40,000 KILLED AND 28,000 TAKEN PRISONER
MOPPING UP ISOLATED GROUPS
The Russians announced last night that they had in the main completed the liquidation of the encircled German forces in the Stalingrad area. Only two small groups, numbering not more than 12,000 men, remain. More than 40,000 German troops have been killed and 28,000 taken prisoner.
MR. CHURCHWILL MEETS MR. ROOSEVELT
TEN DAYS’ CONFERENCE AT CASABLANCA
PLANS FOR THIS YEAR’S OFFENSIVES
“UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER” FOR THE AXIS
DE GAULLE SEES GIRAUD
Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill have been in conference since January 14 at Casablanca, where they went by air. They were accompanied by the Chiefs of Staff of the two countries.
The whole field of war was surveyed, and all resources marshalled for the active and concerted execution of the allies’ plans for the offensive campaigns of 1943. Mr. Roosevelt later described the meeting as the “unconditional surrender” meeting, by which he meant that unconditional surrender by the Axis was the only assurance of future world peace.
General de Gaulle and General Giraud also met at Casablanca and discussed plans for unification of the war effort of the French Empire.
TRAPPED STALINGRAD ARMIES LIQUIDATED
40,000 KILLED AND 28,000 TAKEN PRISONER
MOPPING UP ISOLATED GROUPS
The Russians announced last night that they had in the main completed the liquidation of the encircled German forces in the Stalingrad area. Only two small groups, numbering not more than 12,000 men, remain. More than 40,000 German troops have been killed and 28,000 taken prisoner.
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“Two articles: Mr Churchill meets Mr Roosevelt and trapped Stalingrad armies liquidated,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed April 26, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/21995.
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