NEW SIBERIAN RAILWAY
LONDON, April 6.
According to a German magazine published at Stockholm, the Russians are operating a new trans-Siberian railway, which they are using forthe transport of British and American supplies to China, arms excepted. The railway, it is stated, begins at Taisiet about sixteen hundred miles east of Moscow, runs east to the Lena River north of Lake Keikal, thence to a coastal point about five hundred miles morth of Vladivostock.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 April 1943, Page 5
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