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Today in World War II History—Jan. 30, 1943

Tuesday, January 30, 2018 by Sarah Sundin
Recruitment poster for the French Milice, WWII

Recruitment poster for the French Milice, WWII

75 Years Ago—Jan. 30, 1943: RAF flies first daylight raid to Berlin, timed to interrupt Goering and Goebbel’s speeches on the tenth anniversary of the German Reich.

The Milice, a Vichy French militia, is formed under Joseph Darnand to counter the French Resistance.

Australians defeat Japanese at Wau, New Guinea.

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