Vyasma occupied by red army and Mr Eden in Washington

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Vyasma occupied by red army and Mr Eden in Washington

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Article 1. Headlines: Vyasma occupied by red army, pursuit towards Smolensk continuing, heavy casualties inflicted, Germans claimn to be in Kharkov. Article 2. headlines: Mr Eden in Washington, meeting to-day with President Roosevelt, wide discussions with U.S. leaders.

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1943-03-13

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Two newspaper cuttings mounted on a scrapbook page

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SValentineJRM1251404v10062

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THE TIMES SATURDAY MARCH 13 1943

VYASMA OCCUPIED BY RED ARMY

PURSUIT TOWARDS SMOLENSK CONTINUING

HEAVY CASUALTIES INFLICTED

GERMANS CLAIM TO BE IN KHARKOV

The Russians have entered Vyasma, where they report that 9,000 of the enemy were killed and much war material was captured. Berlin, while admitting the fall of Vyasma, claimed last night that German forces were in the centre of Kharkov.

Soviet forces are already pressing on from Vyasma and are pursuing the enemy towards Durovo, a railway junction half-way between Vysama and Smolensk.

MR. EDEN IN WASHINGTON

MEETING TO-DAY WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

WIDE DISCUSSIONS WITH U.S. LEADERS

Mr. Eden, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has arrived in Washington, it was announced this morning, to discuss with United States statesmen all aspects of the war situation, including future meetings between the Governments of the United Nations.

Our Washington Correspondent states that first and foremost in the discussions will be the problem of food supplies and relief for the European peoples as they are liberated from German oppression.

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“Vyasma occupied by red army and Mr Eden in Washington,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed November 14, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/22012.

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