Commons division after Beveridge debate and Russians occupy Rzhev

Commons division after Beveridge debate and Russians occupy Rzhev

Article 1. Headlines: commons division after Beveridge debate, government majority of 216, Mr Morrison's reply to Labour amendment. Article 2. Headlines: Russians occupy Rzhev, a large haul of tanks and guns, continued advance from Khakov, railway centre captured west of Kursk.

1943-02-19

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Commons division after Beveridge debate and Russians occupy Rzhev
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Article 1. Headlines: commons division after Beveridge debate, government majority of 216, Mr Morrison's reply to Labour amendment. Article 2. Headlines: Russians occupy Rzhev, a large haul of tanks and guns, continued advance from Khakov, railway centre captured west of Kursk.