It was announced that British and French reprisals on German
export trade come into affect on
4
December 1939.
The British Royal Air Force (RAF) fighter patrol attacked
five seaplanes at their base at Borkum, one of the Friesian
Islands. Attack was made at low altitude, with machine guns.
All British aircraft returned safely.
The British air ministry announced that the British Royal
Air Force (RAF) machines carried out a successful flight over
north-west Germany during Monday night.
The Russian government denounced their treaty of nonaggression
with Finland, and alleged two more incidents on the Karelian
Isthmus Russian and Finnish frontier.
Paris reported a quiet day on the Western front.
The British steamer Rubislaw was sunk by a mine of the southeast
coast. The British steamer Uskmouth was sunk by a U-boat in
the Bay of Biscay.
Paris announced that two German freighters Trifels and Santa
Fe had been captured by French warships.
Eleven survivors of the HMS Rawalpini had been landed from
merchant cruiser Chitral.
The King opened a new session of Parliament.
Three British Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots were awarded the
distinguished flying Cross.
The united states of America ship City of Flint has been bought
by Norway.
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2194 Days Of War.
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