The British War office stated that another German attack in
the Gudbrandsdal had been repulsed and that further disembarkation
had been successfully carried out. In spite of German action
against Aandalsnes and lines of communication.
No further news from Namsos area, where it was stated that
French Alpine troops had reinforced the British.
According to reports from Stockholm, the Germans are attempting
to threaten allied positions at Dombaas and Stoeren by crossing
the Dovre Mountains from Toenset
German bombers violently attacked undefended coastal town
of Aalesund, Molde was also heavily bombed.
Five steamers reported sunk during the last few days at the
south end of the Sound, one identified as Danish ship Progress.
Queen Mary arrived at Cape Town after a record 12 days voyage
from New York.
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The Second Great War.
Edited by Sir John Hamilton
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2194 Days Of War.
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