BERLIN SHOCKED
ARRIVAL OF TRAINLOADS OF WOUNDED MAKING DEEPER IMPRESSION THAN OFFICIAL REPORTS OF VICTORIES. LONDON, July 9. Correspondents cabling from Sweden attach much importance to reports of heavy German losses in men. According to the Stockholm correspondent of the ’“Daily Telegraph” almost continuous streams of hospital trains are returning from the front. It has proved impossible to pass all trains through Berlin at night, and the spectacle of their pitiful loads is causing Berliners considerable anxiety and consternation. According to neutral travellers from Germany there are indications of alarmingly heavy German casualties, says the Stockholm correspondent of “The Times.” Trainloads of wounded are making a deeper impression than are the official reports of victories. It is believed that all the hospitals in Poland and the adjacent parts of Germany are already crowded.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 July 1941, Page 5
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