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1aa Division IV Strictly confidential group Radio Eur for personal broadcasting and Helldienst. Dienstgebravch! 940. Jn own Verantyertung to destroy. ( 6 353 c RSTGB ). Be r i o h t e of 4 November l940. d.d 1.10/=0.40 L o n d o n - tachechisch. Jn London has today been officially confirmed that brit. troops have invaded Crete. Brit. Fleet units have arrived in Greek waters and air units in the Uresia, which is reported from Athens, that before Corfu there is a battle between Greek and Italian fleet units, during which a large Italian warship was damaged. - The Greeks have led a new Vorgoss into Albaria. The Greek Komeunigué people: On the Albanian front, it is wneren armed forces to occupy another altitude train on albanisehem territory. At the Epirus front Arti- llerie fire on both sides. The Jtaliener undertook a tank attack, which was struck off. 9 Italian steering was destroyed. dn Florina was accused of an enemy grena- wnd bayonet attack. The Jtalians carry out intensive air attacks against the positions occupied by the Greeks in Albanian territory. An air attack was carried out on Soliniki dureh. There were deaths of the civilian population. 3 ital. Plugs were shot down, another was severely damaged. Yesterday giechiache reinforcements were brought into all front sections of the Nördleiden Pront. From Athens it is reported: The reason why the ital, sentient in Athens has not yet returned to Jtalien is that he fears an unfavorable encapsulation in Lon. He had informed the Italian government in such a way that the Greek government will immediately accept an ultimatum. Through his gzgn format, he has caused the Italian government to take a completely wrong stance on Greece's attitude. C Daily Telegraph-bre Spanish press explains that the Greek resistance has thrown the pline of the axis over the heap. © Milit. Kreice in London explains that, although your indications persist, the Jataliens in Libya continue to store supplies, that they intend an altion. Briticche Fatrouillon stossén in Sudan and at Kassena, - London did not have an alarm last night. Even before, the aviation activity was very insignificant. The German reports are wrong. In spite of bad weather, smaller operations were carried out by the British Air Force. 12 Swedish journalists, who after a trip through Belgium -2