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• Japanese Navy conducted a carrier exercise. ww2dbase [CPC]
• Three American destroyers escorting Atlantic convoy ON 30 made depth charge attacks on sound contact. ww2dbase [CPC]
• Soviet hospital ship Armenia departed Yalta, Ukraine at 0800 hours with 7,000 civilians and wounded troops aboard, against orders forbidding sailing during daylight hours. At 1129 hours, despite the red cross marking, she was attacked and sunk by a He 111 bomber of German KG26. Only 8 people survived. ww2dbase [Battle of Sevastopol | CPC]
• British merchant ship Nottingham, on her maiden voyage, spotted German submarine U-74 in the North Atlantic and attempted to ram her. At 2234 hours U-74 counterattacked, sinking Nottingham. All 62 aboard escaped in lifeboats, but they were never seen again. ww2dbase [CPC]
• Heinz Guderian noted in his diary that his troops were beginning to suffer severe frostbite in Russia. ww2dbase [Heinz Guderian | CPC]

• After dark, 160 British RAF bombers attacked Berlin, Germany. 20 bombers were shot down. The Germans reported minimal damage. ww2dbase [Bombing of Hamburg, Dresden, and Other Cities | Berlin | CPC]

• Emden arrived at Gotenhafen (Polish: Gdynia), occupied Poland and disembarked Grand Admiral Erich Raeder. ww2dbase [Deutsche Werke Gotenhafen | Emden | Gdynia, Pomorskie | CPC]

• Joseph Stalin made a speech during the October Revolution anniversary celebration predicting that even though German troops were less than 100 miles from Moscow, they were facing disaster. Meanwhile, in Berlin, the German Army High Command (OKH) was determined to continue the advance on Moscow in spite of up to 80 Soviet Army divisions in front of them. ww2dbase [Battle of Moscow | Moscow | TH]

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