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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1945)
Nazi Records Show Only Bad Veather Invasion Of Low Countries Held Up Br DANIEL DE LUCE NUERNBERG, Dec. 7 -(P) Hitler's armlet were poised for the Invasion of the low coun tries and France Nov. 7, 1939, but the attack was postponed week by week for six months because of bad weather, official German records disclosed at the . war crimes trial here today. While the rest of the world spoke sarcastically of "a phony war," the German military ma china was ready and "waiting only for favorable weather," ac cording to records Introduced before the International military "Stribunal. " , British prosecutors turned most of their evidence against the German military and naval leaders among the 20 top-ranking Hitlerites accused of war criminals, pointing out their part in plans for the crushing invasion while. Hitler deceitful ly told Holland. Belgium and Luxembourg that he had no Plans to attack them. The fifth column conquest of . XMorway ana JUenmarK was only a prelude to tne invasion a month later of the low countries, the evidence showed. Screen Attack Prosecutors introduced Ger man naval orders revealing that German warships and camou flaged troop transports carried British flags and signals to screen the attack on Norway and Denmark. Hitler signed his directive for attack "as soon as oossible" on the, low countries on Oct. 9, Just Arrived! ' New Shipment r Aluminum Fry Pans Oilcloth . 48" 35c yd. 45c yd. Two mora hard to get items are back - at Wards. Coma arly. Postwar aluminum and printed oilcloth. Montgomery Ward 1939 five weeks after the Inva sion of Poland, it was disclosed. On Nov. 7, the German armies were massed along the border for the attack on Belgium, Hol land and Luxembourg, other high command orders showed. . The actual attack did not start until May 10, 1940, because of successive spells of bad weath er that might have interfered with operations or. tne air lorce and the mechanized units of the German army, according to the score of military top-secrets made public in the . courtroom for the first time. Plans Found ' Another surprise was the dis closure by the prosecution that a large portion of the German air force's plans for parachute troop operations during the low land's invasion fell into allied hands on Jan. 10, 1940 just four months before the nazis ac tually Jumped off. The plans were louna in a wrman plane which crashed in Belgium. More evidence of Hitler's treachery was entered Into the record when Assistant British Prosecutor G. D. Roberts re called German "assurances" on Oct. 6, 1939, Hint Hitler would respect the neutrality of Bel gium and Holland. Four days later he signed the directive for war against them "as soon as possible. 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