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From: Washington To: Vichy

Dated: August 3, 1942

Reid: August 4, 1942

Message Nos: 2904-2905.

Plusieurs postes américains de radio ont émis hier des appels extrêmement urgents pour la création d'un second front. Les arguments employés sont évidemment d'origine soviétique et précisent que si les Alliés veulent sauver ce qui reste des forces russes un second front doit être ouvert dès cet août. Ces appels ont examiné les matières premières et l'armement dont sont privées les armées soviétiques et ont été jusqu'à faire entendre que sinon, l'éventualité d'une paire séparée serait à redouter. La presse de ce matin (2905) se montre ... de commentaires sur la possibilité de répondre favorablement à cette ... (à) laquelle certains commentateurs ont donné le caractère d'une véritable ...

HENRY-HAYE

File D-2429

+ 2904 vue 2478-9

Examination Unit, National Research Council, August 5, 1942.

+ 2905 vue 2478</text>
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