Word: southeasterners
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...when, by playing Germany's game, they had taken the long disputed province of Transylvania from Rumania. Germany bought their crops and paid for them. The collapse of Yugoslavia further .strengthened Hungary. Magyar counts strode haughtily along the Danube confident that Budapest would soon be capital of Southeastern Europe, a strong and respected buffer between Berlin and Rome, guardian of the status quo from the Black Sea to the Adriatic...
LONDON--German planes, flying single and taking advantage of clouds hanging low over the English channel today made the most extensive daylight raid against Britain in weeks, hitting at least 10 towns and villages in the southern and southeastern coastal areas...
...troops landed at the excellent port of Philippeville, 210 miles east of Algiers, and by the end of the second day were within 60 miles of the border of Tunisia. The U.S. ground forces, once they were ready to move eastward, had direct rail and road routes to southeastern Tunisia and its "Little Maginot Line" of desert forts and pillboxes pointed the other way-toward Libya...
...southeastern Solomons the Japanese had only some 3,000 troops when the Marines launched their offensive...
...summer and fall casualties in Southern Army posts. The dried, crushed leaves are soaked in pure alcohol until it turns an intense green. This solution is then filtered, put up in 50 cc. (1⅔ oz.) bottles and shipped to Army camps throughout the Fourth Service Command (the Southeastern...