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Testimony from the Front. Somewhere in Europe, TIME Correspondent William Walton read U.S. news accounts which, to him, indicated a belief at home that "central Europe is tense with Russian-American animosity." These accounts prompted him to cable last week...
...possible consequence of Soviet speed and order was that Germans and Austrians might gain a new respect for the U.S.S.R., lose what respect they had for the U.S. and Britain. In Salzburg, near the Austro-German border, TIME Correspondent William Walton last week found a scandalous situation which not only enhanced this possibility but suggested another one-that in the long run Naziism may be the gainer. Cabled Walton...
...Fort Walton...
TIME Correspondent BUI Walton, who was present, tells what followed...
...Dear, Quiet Please." The great meeting, so long awaited, was real at last. Moscow fired its maximum salute of 24 salvos from 324 guns; Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill and Harry Truman issued resounding statements. TIME Correspondent William Walton, who reached Torgau not long after the first meeting, reported the hesitant speech of a Red Army lieutenant, who, rising in the midst of a joyful hubbub, said...