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The Berlin radio, heard in London

by the United Pres, broadcast a

Tokyo dispatch that the Japanese

had captured Agna, capital of Guam,

the governor and military com

mandaat, Oapt. George 0. McMil

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Line-up Nations in

Second World War

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THE ALLIES

United Staten Haiti

Dominican

Great Britain

Canada

Anatralla

New Zealand

China

Coata Elea

Panama

Nicaragua

El Salvador

Honduras

Republic

Guatemala

South Africa

Cuba

Free France

Greece

Netherland*

East Indie*

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Poland

THE AXIS

Germany Italy

Japan Manehukue

TEXT OF GERMAN

COMMUNICATION

Ribbentrop Presented It to

American Embassy in

Berlin Today

Washington, Dec. 11—(DP)— The

text of the communclatlon presented

by Germany to the American em

'-•.ssy In Berlin:

“Mr. Charge fyAffaires:

“The government of the United

States having violated In the most

flagrant manner and In ever In*

creasing measure all neutrality in

favor of the adversaries of Germany

and having continually been guilty of

the most severe provqcatlon toward

Germany ever since the oubtreak of

the European war, provoked by the

British declaration of war against

Germany on Sept. 1839, has fin

ally resorted to open military acts

of aggression.

“On Sept, 11, 1M1. the president

of the United States publlcally de

clared that he had ordered the

American navy and air force to

shoot on sight at an] German war

vessel. In his speech of Oot. 27,1841,

he once more expressly affairmed

that this order was enforced. Acting

under this roedr, vessels of the

American navy, sine, early Septem

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Waterbury Democrat. (1941). Waterbury, Conn., 1941-12-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014085/1941-12-11/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Waterbury Democrat, 1941-12-11.