Goebbels Saved By His Bad Manners
NEW YORK, March 13
Goebbels escaped death during an R.A.F. attack on Berlin on February 15 by abandoning his guests in an hotel at the first sound of an air raid alarm, says a C.B.S. broadcast from Madrid. The hotel was wrecked by a direct hit with a block-buster a few minutes after Goebbels’ departure, killing all in the hotel except four men.
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Northern Advocate, 14 March 1944, Page 5
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