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Holland, France), for the purpose of warding off enemy
 
air attacks and also for the purpose of facillitating the
 
attacks on England, with the maximum degree of military efficiency. The strength
 
of the British air arm attained so far by deliveries from the U. S. A. will be more than
 
equalized by the portions of the German air force that
 
have been tied up on the eastern front up to that time.
 
               III.
 
               1.
 
     The offensive preparations of' England and the U.S. A.
 
during the winter months of 1940-41 haaave not led to any active military operations against 
 
Gemany or in any other theater of war. Fears were felt that during March
 
the English-American air offensives on a large scale
 
would be started, that is, that they would be executed
 
day in and day out against the highly sensitive industtrial centers of western Germany.
 
     England's military incapacity allowed the liqiudation of the unexpectedly changed Balkan 
 
situation, which, following the failure of the Italian armies, (defeats in Albania and Africa), could 
 
be prepared for by Germany undisturbed during the winter months and could be executed in 
 
March and April.
 
     This ame English and American weakness permits the liquidation of Soviet Russia, and 
 
likewise the concentration    
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