NOT AT WAR.
NAZIS AND NORWAY.
No Formal Declaration, Says German News Agency.
U.S. PLANES CONFISCATED
(Received 1..10 p.m.) BERLIN, April 11. The German High Command claims that troops wore landed on the Danish island of Boraholm. which Swedish circles describe a≤ the kev to the Baltic. The Stockholm "Dagens Nyheter" /■orrespondent at Berlin says Swedish and Norwegian frontier reports say German i 'planes bombed and destroyed the heedquarters of the Norwegian Army.
It is reported from Berlin that German troops at Oslo found 50 New American Curtiss 'planes, which arrived this week and have not yet been assembled. The French military attache at Oslo was captured. The official German News Agency says that there is neither de facto nor de jure state of war between Germany and Norway. The Norwegian Government haft not made a declaration that it is at wer with l>rm«Dv.
The crews of the sunken cruisers Bluecher and Karlsruhe a.re manning coastal hatteries at unnamed points in Norwav.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 87, 12 April 1940, Page 7
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