WOE IN ITALY
RUSSIAN ASSAULTS London, Jan. 21. The wording of German bulletins must cause anxiety even among Italian people, said the Rome radio commentator, Ansaldo, known in Britain as "Woe Woe Ansaldo" because of the frequent warnings he gives.
"For two months we have not been able to see a pause in the Russian assaults nor any sign of tiring," he said. "Russian, soldiers are showing exceptional fighting power and supreme courage. The whole world holds its breath. It is undeniable that the. Russians have achieved important successes and that their forces are determined to beat us." -
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 13056, 26 January 1943, Page 7
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