Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 94, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 May 1945 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1945.
Major Events Of European War
(By United Press) A chronology of important events of. the European Wir to date: " Oct. 6 Russians , invade Hungary. Oct. 6-rAtfierican bombers give Berlin its 168th bombing. Oct. 7 In "greatest'' assault by American Air Forces, 2,200 bombers and 1,200 fighters strike Germany and Austria. Oct. 11 U. S. 1st Army starts
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reducing Aachen after German authorities refuse to capitulate. Oct. 13 Russians take Riga. Oct. 15 Germans announce the death of Field Marshal Gen. Erwin Rommel. - Oct. 18 Hitler decrees formation of German Home Guard; Hcinrich - Himmlcr placed in charge. Oct. 13 Russians invade East Prussia. Nov. 2 American planes over Germany destroy 208 Nazi planes, at loss of 58 planes. Nov. 3 Allies win battle to open port of Antwerp. Nov. 4 Germans . driven completely from Greece. Nov. 13 RAF Lancasters sink the German battleship Tiroitz,
' hiding in Norway fjord, with sixI Ion "earthquake" bombs. Nov. 21 U. S. 7th Army cap
tures Sarrcpourg, France, gateway,
to German Saar region. Nov. 30 U. S. Oth Army penetrates to the Rocr River in Ger-
Ardennes bulge. Jan. 17 Russians liberate Warsaw. Jan21 Red Army invades East Prussia, captures Tannenberg; breaches the Silcsian frontier.. Jan. 26 Russians complefe severance of East Prussia. Jan. 29 1st White Russian Army penetrates German Pomerania. Feb. 2 Red Army drives to Drossen, 46 miles east of Berlin and 1,350 mile west of Stalingrad, on second anniversary of victory at Volga city. Feb. 4. A m e r i c a n s crash through the Siegfried Line defenses to open country before Boon and Cologne. Feb. 8 Canadian 1st Army launches offensive at Nijmegen, Netherlands. Feb. 10 U. S. 1st Army wins Ihe battle for the Roer River by capturing Schwammcnauel Dam. Feb. 12 Announced that "Big 3" meeting at Yalta in the Crimea for right day reached agreement on plans for final defeat of Germany. Feb. 13 Stalin announces occu-
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the American and Russian armies announced by the Big Three. Link-up, cutting Germany in two, took place April 26 at Torgau, a town on the Elbe River, 75 miles south of Berlin. April 28 President Harry S. Truman personally denies an Associated Press report that Germany had surrendered. KATION1NG AT A GLANCE
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destroyed two German field armies. March 24 American, British and Canadian armies crack the Rhine barrier, swarming across
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from the air in mass glider and Vscd law. parachute landings. j Xwo rt(J poirUs and'4 CCIlts giv. March 25 U.S. 3rd Army cross- cn for one pound of waste fats.
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Dec. 3 U. S. 3rd Army crosses pat ion of Budapest, ending a 50Saar River. , , day siege. Dec. 11 1,600 Fortresses and j Feb. 20-21 Gen. ration's- 3rd Liberators, protected by 1,201) , Army, breaking loose along a 50-
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March 6 Coolgne falls to U. S. 1st Army. March 7 Gen. Pulton's tanks reach the Rhine after a 65-mile drive across the Middle Rhincland in 58 hours. " March 7 U. S. 1st Army troops make a surprise crossing of the Rhine at Remagen, south of Cologne, and establish a bridgehead. March 21 U. S. 3rd Army enters Ludwigshafeii, concluding the Saar-Palatinate campaign which
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Army. . ,- Dec. 24 American counter-attacks, aided by 6,500 Allied planes, check Nazi drive through Belgium. Dec. 20 Nazi -spearheads reach Dinaftt, four miles from Mcusc River. 1 !).- Jan. 10 Germans retreat from
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March 27 Gen. Eisenhower declares that the German Army on
the Ivhine front has been defeated. J March 29 U. S. 1st Army !
plunges to within 188 miles of Berlin, neutralizing the great industrial Ruhr basin. March 30 Russians invade Austria.' April 1 American 9th and 1st Armies join forces, snapping shut a trap on the Nazi armies encircled in the Ruhr. April 2 British and Canadian troops open offensive to encircle the Germans in Holland. April 10 American 9th takes
Ilennovcr. Allied airmen destroy .
o'Jl planes of the Luftwaffe. April 11 U. S. 9th Army's 2nd Armored Division races to the Elbe River at Magdeburg, 63 miles west of Berlin. April 13 Russians seize Vienna, after inflicting over 200,000 casualties in 29 days of battle. April 15 U. S. 9th Army expands a new Elbe River bridgehead, 51 miles southwest of Berlin. April 166,000 Allied planes smash the remnants of the German Luftwaffe, destroying at least 905 Nazi fighters most of them on the ground. Ayril 17 Russians iitirl 10 armies into a mighty offensive against Berlin. April 18 Gen. Patton's 3rd Army invades Czechoslovakia, cutting pre-Munich Germany in two. German prisoners taken from the Ruhr pocket total 309,-1S1.
April 19 American 1st Army -a nl tires' Leipzig. , April 20 -Red Army spearheads :i.,n-h within seven miles of gates of ticrlin. American 7th Armv
f;es Nuernberg.
April 21 Russian .tanks smash lour and one-half miles inside Berlin. In Italy, the American 0th and British 8th armies capture Bologna.
itpin to i wo soviet armies complete the encirclement of Berlin and 70 miles S'liilhward Inuge wslwgrrt arrow the l'Hbe River v 1ims1':ti a link-up with American tr'Hips. German broadcasts s.v that Adolf Hitler in in Berlin.
!AF planes dron six-ton bnml.s
on Hitler's hideouts at Bcrchtesgaden. April 26 Russians overrun three-fourths of Berlin; on the Baltic, the Red Army seizes Stettin. British 2nd Army wins Bremen. Gen. ration's 3rd Army Mvceps across the Danube at four points. April 27 Historic juncture of
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