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This is Germany calling calling for the last time from station hamboard and tonight You will not share views on the news by William Joyce For mr. Joyce Lord haw-haw to most of it in Britain has been most unfortunately Interrupted in his broadcasting career and at present has left rather hurriedly for a vacation an

Extremely short vacation if the second British Army has anything to do with it this, maybe to Denmark and other points north. And in his place this is the BBC calling all the long-suffering listeners in Britain who for six years have had to put up with the acid tone to Mr Joyce speaking over the same wavelength that I'm using to talk to you now.

I'm seated in front of Lord Horso's own microphone, or rather the microphone he used in the last three weeks of his somewhat checker career. And after tonight's great news of a surrender of the German forces, I wonder what Lord Hors views on the news are.

The city he made notorious was this evening under the control of the British forces. And we found a completely and utterly bomb-roading city by the handboarders devastating. Whole quarters of justice is impublated under law.

in the ruins, there are still nearly a million people and 50,000 foreign workers living in the cellars and the air raid shelters. Today you don't see a single civilian on the streets. As soon as we came in, we imposed a 48-hour curfew and there's a Sunday quiet over the whole city.

All that stirs in the streets is a British jeep or an armoured car or a patrol of British tummies watching that the curfew is strictly enforced. The docks are even more devastated than the town.