Time The Weekly News Magazine Volume XLIV Number 11 September 11 1944 hd

Luce, Henry R.

Published by Time & Life, New York, 1944

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Demy folio, [27.75cm/11inches], paperbound with pictorial covers, pp. 104. Fully illustrated with b-w halftones &tc. Please feel free to inquire as to particulars and/or additional photographs. Weekly Timeline: September 4: A cease fire takes effect between Finland and the USSR. . Operation Outward ends.5: Antwerp is liberated by British 11th Armoured Division and local resistance. . The uprising in Warsaw continues; Red Army forces are available for relief and reinforcement, but are apparently unable to move without Stalin's order. . United States III Corps arrives in European Theater. . The Belgian, Dutch and Luxembourgish governments in exile sign the London Customs Convention, laying the foundations for the Benelux economic union. 6: The "blackout" is diminished to a "dim-out" as threat of invasion and further bombing seems an unlikely possibility. . Ghent and Liège are liberated by British troops. 8: Ostend is liberated by Canadian troops. Soviet troops enter Bulgaria. . : The Belgian government in exile returns to Belgium from London where it has spent the war. 9: The first V-2 rocket lands on London. . : Charles de Gaulle forms the Provisional Government of the French Republic in France.: The Fatherland Front of Bulgaria overthrows the national government and declares war on Germany. 10: Luxembourg is liberated by U.S. First Army. . Two Allied forces meet at Dijon, cutting France in half. . First Allied troops enter Germany, entering Aachen, a city on the border. . Dutch railway workers go on strike. The German response results in the Dutch famine of 1944. In exceptionally good condition.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Time The Weekly News Magazine Volume XLIV Number 11 September 11 1944 hd
• Publisher: Time & Life, New York
• Publication Date: 1944
• Binding: Paperbound
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