The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-04
Denmark Fall Near;
 Nazis Lose Control
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British Second Army. The Danish freedom council issued an announce ment saying:
 Allied troops are crossing the Danish frontier. Parts of Denmark already are liberated. It is the na- tural duty of the Danish people to give the Allied troops all possible assistance"
 Allied transports with food for civilians were going through the German Hines" under some sort of an agreement, the Oslo radio said, and Stockholm reported flatly from Copenhagen that the Germans mo longer control the Danish border"
 A Stockholm dispatch reported the organization of a new Danish cabinet under Premier Wilhelm Buhl.
 Unconirmed Stockholm advices said the Doenitz government pre- sumably was somewhere in South Jutland. One report said Doenitz apeared to have established head quarters at the Moervici Naval Base near Flensburg, where Hein- rich Himmler also was reported vaguely to be.
 Malmo reports relayed through Stockholm said German troops mutinied at Copenhagen barracks yesterday but the uprising was sup pressed. They added that 400 Ger man sailors mutinied in Aabenraa harbor yesterday and all were jailed
 Most of the Swedish reports emanated from Malmoe, directly across narrow channel from Copenhagen, capital ca occupied | Denmark.
 General Surrender Looms
 A BEG broadcast over an Amer ican Army transmitter said that 2 general surrender of German forces in the crumbling northern redoubt may come at any moment
 Fighting had all but ceased or the Netherlands front, where Allied trucks were rushing in food sup plies under a truce. It was possible that surrender of the 75,000-odo German troops there already hac been arranged and would be an. nounced after the Montgomery Doenitz negotiations had been con- cluded
 An Exchange Telegraph iron Zurich said Count Ludwig SchWerlr von Krosigk, the new German for eign minister, had busted Dr. Kar Franck, Nazi extremist, as governo of Bohemia-M -Moravia in move cal culated to please the Allies.
 The DoenitZ government yester day declared Prague, capital O Bohemia and pre-war Czechoslova kia, a hospital city an indication that the protectorate soon ma. capitulatc.
 The main factor complicatinE any peace negotiations probably wa the Allies insistence that German, must surrender to Russia as vel as to the United States and Britain The Germans repeatedly hay shown their willingness to sur render to the western Allies.
 The German attitude was demon strated again by Nazi munition Minister Albert Speer in a broad cast over the Nazi-controlled radi at Kalundborg, Denmark, las night
 Speer admitted Germany ha been beaten to the point where tn Allies could impose any peace term they desire, but said the Arm must continue to bear arms agalns Bolshevism.
 Speaking as though an armistic already had been signed, Spec called upon the German people t repair railways, build houses an otherwise prepare for lean future He likened the devastation cause by the war in Germany to that lei by the 30 years war. The fact that Speer spoke ove the Kalundborg radio was taken a evidence that the Doenitz govern ment has moved to Denmark. An other, report, however, said tn government yesterday still was Kiel