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Accord in Moscow – 2-3
Moscow-Tokyo Accords – 3
The International Situation – 3
Nile Army Retires – 4
Serbs Slow Nazis – 5-6
Gains in Dalmatia Claimed by Italy – 5
Reich Now Claims Fall of Belgrade – 7
New Bases Held Aim of Tokyo-Thai Pact – 7
Capital Reserves Judgment on Pact – 8
Axis Powers Cheer Moscow-Tokyo Tie – 8
Pope Pius Asks Ban on Worse Weapons – 9
Mercy Ship Patients Gunned, Greeks Say – 9
Joint Citizenship With Us Favored by British Group – 9
Nazis Add 15 Ships to Atlantic Claims – 9
Text of Pope Pius XII’s Easter Sunday Broadcast to World – 10-12
Retreat of Serbs Related by Writer – 12-13
U.S. and Britain Complete Plane Standard Details – 13
300,000 Paraders Jam Fifth Ave.; Brilliant Pageant Ties Up Traffic (by Kathleen McLaughlin) – 13-14
The Aspect of Rumanian Oil (by Hanson W. Baldwin) – 14
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 15-16

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http://www.onwar.com/chrono/1941/apr41/f14apr41.htm

Germans pressure Allied positions

Monday, April 14, 1941 www.onwar.com

In the Balkans... In Greece, the Allied forces on the Olympus positions are attacked by the advancing Germans. In the Monastir Gap the Allied rearguards are also under pressure as they try to retire through Kozani.

In North Africa... German-Italian attacks on Tobruk are held.

In Yugoslavia... King Peter leaves Yugoslavia and flies to Athens.

In New York... There are secret talks between Americans and the Icelandic consul. The Icelandic officials agree to do nothing to resist an American occupation to replace the present British force.