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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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On June 19, Winston Churchill's speech from four days prior was published, highlighting the Normandy invasion's surprise success, potential summer breakthroughs against Germany, Russian accord, Teheran decisions, and post-war international cooperation efforts.
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LONDON, June 19.—The speech of Prime Minister Winston Churchill delivered at the Mexican Embassy four days ago, was permitted to be published only today.
Churchill said some month of this summer may "bring full success in the cause of freedom."
Churchill said the invasion on Normandy was a great tactical surprise and the Germans did not know it was coming until they saw the ships.
It may be that events will occur during the next few months to show us whether we will soon be released from the curse laid upon us by the Germans," said Churchill.
The invasion, further said Churchill, was launched with full accord of the Russians and the decision reached at the Teheran conference touching political aspect of the war. He also said efforts are being made to "achieve a permanent cooperation to build up an organization which, after this war, will strengthen the bonds between our nations and success in preserving peace."
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London
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June 19
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great tactical surprise in normandy invasion; potential full success in the cause of freedom this summer; efforts to achieve permanent cooperation for post-war peace organization
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Prime Minister Winston Churchill's speech at the Mexican Embassy, delivered four days before June 19 and published on that date, stated that some month of this summer may bring full success in the cause of freedom. He described the Normandy invasion as a great tactical surprise to the Germans, launched with full accord of the Russians and based on decisions from the Teheran conference on the war's political aspects. Churchill noted that events in the next few months may show release from the German curse, and efforts are being made for permanent cooperation to build a post-war organization strengthening bonds between nations and preserving peace.