Operation Osoaviakhim was carried about by Soviet authorities in Germany. The Soviets rounded up over 2,500 German scientists, engineers and technicians, who had worked on German advanced technological matters, some of whom were attending a Soviet party in their honor, to be shipped to the USSR. The last of them would be returned to Germany in 1953.
HMS Saumarez and HMS Volage struck mines in the Straits of Corfu where they were demonstrating in opposition to Albanian intentions.
Answering a question I had earlier on this topic, there were in fact a lot more hunters in the field in 1946 due to the ongoing meat shortage.
The same front page recalls how cattle were once shipped by rail, instead of truck as they are today.
Last edition:
Monday, October 21, 1946. Law for the Special Establishment of Independent Cultivators
Labels: 1890s, 1895, 1940s, 1945, 1946, Agrarianism, Agriculture, Chiang Kai-shek, China, Chinese Civil War, Distributism, Japan, Japanese Empire, Occupation of Japan, Qing Dynasty, Taiwan
