SUPPLIES FOR RUSSIA—AIIied war supplies are pouring into Russia in ever-tncreastng quantities, via Bandar Shahpur and the trans-Iranian railway. Transported across salt marsh . and desert to Ahwaz, road and rail convoys there join the flow of supplies pr up from Kharramshah and Bushire, all thence continue northward to the U.S.b.R. j graph shows vehicles of the Convoy, part of the. Allied aid for Russia, on the eight-day northwards loaded with Allied supplies.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23745, 17 September 1942, Page 3
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72SUPPLIES FOR RUSSIA—AIIied war supplies are pouring into Russia in ever-tncreastng quantities, via Bandar Shahpur and the trans-Iranian railway. Transported across salt marsh . and desert to Ahwaz, road and rail convoys there join the flow of supplies pr up from Kharramshah and Bushire, all thence continue northward to the U.S.b.R. j graph shows vehicles of the Convoy, part of the. Allied aid for Russia, on the eight-day northwards loaded with Allied supplies. Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23745, 17 September 1942, Page 3
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