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1st November 1939

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Events On This Day

Physicist Hans Ferdinand Mayer writes the Oslo Report on German weapons systems and passes it to the British Secret Intelligence Service.

Finnish delegation left Helsinki to return to Moscow.

Paris reported that German heavy artillery in and just behind the Siegfried line had been showing French fortifications and villages several miles behind.

The British Royal Air Force (RAF) aircraft made successful reconnaissance flights over north-west Germany.

Dutch royal decree proclaimed a state of siege in certain municipalities along the frontiers and in military inundation zones.

Two decrees were sanctioned by the Swiss Federal government, which take into account the possibility of invasion of Swiss territory.

Lord Nuffield, appointed director general of maintenance in the air ministry.

Dominion ministers and representatives of the government of India, met the Prime Minister and several members of the war cabinet at the first of a series of conferences on Empire collaboration in wartime.

The Prime Minister of Australia announced decisions to increase the fighting power of the three armed services.

The free city of Danzig and the Polish Corridor officially annexed to the Reich, together with the frontier territories ceded to Poland in 1919. Under the treaty of Versailles.

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The Second Great War.
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The War Illustrated.
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2194 Days Of War.
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