... raided, with good success, enemy aerodromes near Murmansk and scored direct hits on the Murmansk railway near the Gulf of Kandalaksha. In this engagement the enemy lost ten planes in air combats. The Luftwaffe made night raids on aerodromes and railway ...

... minefields. Altogether 48 Soviet tanks arjjj five transport trains were destroyed by air attacks on the central sector. Kandalaksha and other places on the Murmansk railway were effectively attacked by bombers by day and night. In Western Cyrenaica violent ...

... Luftwaffe intervened with bomber and closerange squadrons. Six transport trains and one armoured train were hit. On the Kandalaksha front German infantry engaged and dispersed two enemy battalions in difficult wooded area. In Sicily the British and Americans ...

... leaders being arrested. , It appears that had the rising materialised other outbreaks along the line would have taken place Kandalaksha, Kern, and Soroka. At Archangel March 24 there was some trouble, shots being fired sentries. A Bolsheviks were arrested ...

... communications in the enemy's rear were heavily bombed. Installations on the Murmansk railway and much rolling material jn Kandalaksha Bay were destroyed by German divebombers. German fighters in innumerable air combats yesterday shot down 99 Soviet planes ...

... troops and supplies, and 120 carts of ammunition thousands of Germans have been killed in the fighting on the Murmansk and Kandalaksha fronts, acccording to soldiers of the 6th Alpine Chasseur Regiment who have been taken prisoner. Hospitals in Northern Finland ...

... on the Bryansk front. Berlin 1 says the Russians have been concentrating troops and large qua'ntities of material in the Kandalaksha Bay area, in the far north, apparently with the aim of launching an offensive. LAST THROW. Viktorov, foreign editor of ...

... Thirteen members of the crew were killed when the Soviet airship V 6 crashed into a mountain top in a snowstorm 11 miles from Kandalaksha, in Murmansk Province. Searchers in reindeer sleighs and on skis found the wreckage. Three members of the crew were found ...

... Allied forces by wearing white sleeve-bands, which the mark the White Guards. Murmansk Front.—Allied troops operating from Kandalaksha, on the White Sea, 180 miles south of Murmansk, have driven invading patrols back across the Finnish frontier, an'd have ...

... measures arising from their decisions. A Berlin military spokesman said German forces had completed their evacuation of the Kandalaksha sector, at the extreme north of the Finnish front. pt and so that it might form a tect the Estonian populaion. |in '„ Contrary ...

... lives to tens of thousands of human beings. Overcrowded Hospital I fell ill with typhus December, 1929, and was placed in Kandalaksha hospital. This hospital was designed for 75 patients. It accommodated at time more than 200. The patients lay bare planks ...

... merchant ship, claims, was hit in the Gulf of Finland, while another vessel was badly damaged raid on the White Sea port of Kandalaksha. _ In the far north, waves of aircraft attacked railway trains motion and enemy troop columns. ...