4 Sep 1941
  • Finnish troops captured Beloostrov, which was 20 miles from Leningrad, Russia. Germany requested Finland to immediately press on against the city, but Finland rejected, noting that Finland was only attempting to reclaim territory lost to the Soviets. ww2dbase [Operation Silver Fox | TH]
  • German cruiser Admiral Scheer departed the Baltic Sea for Oslo, Norway. ww2dbase [Admiral Scheer | CPC]
Atlantic Ocean
  • American destroyer Greer pursued German submarine U-652 for 2 hours 190 miles southwest of Iceland; the two ships attacked each other but no damage was inflicted on either side. The torpedoes fired at USS Greer represented the first German attack on a US warship. ww2dbase [United States Neutrality Patrol | CPC]
  • Comandante Cappellini sighted Portuguese destroyer Dão in the Atlantic Ocean at 0555 hours. At 1900 hours, she sighted an American destroyer; she submerged without being detected. At 2200 hours, she was ordered to shift to a new patrol area. ww2dbase [Comandante Cappellini | CPC]
France
  • The first Lysander mission to France took place when a British Special Operations Executive agent was landed in a field near Issoudun, France, about 100 kilometers south of Orleans, and another was collected. The Lysander aircraft, painted matte black, spent just two minutes on the ground. ww2dbase [Lysander | Special Operations Executive | Issoudun, Centre-Val de Loire | AC]
  • Morosini departed Bordeaux, France at 0630 hours, arriving at Le Verdon-sur-Mer, France at 1025 hours. At 1130 hours, she departed Le Verdon-sur-Mer, arriving at La Pallice, La Rochelle, France at 1923 hours. ww2dbase [Morosini | Bordeaux, Aquitaine | CPC]
Netherlands
  • A German-controlled Dutch radio station mentioned in a broadcast that the recent rich harvests in France meant an increased supply for all of Europe. Given the general food shortages in France, the BBC made use of this broadcast as evidence that the Germans were systematically plundering France of its food without regard for the French people. ww2dbase [CPC]
Photo(s) dated 4 Sep 1941
RMS Queen Mary (right), RMS Queen Elizabeth (left), and HMAS Sydney (foreground) off Wilson

4 Sep 1941 Interactive Map




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