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On Wed. 26 Mar 1941 Winston Churchill sent a message to Archibald Wave.....

On Wed. 26 Mar 1941 Winston Churchill sent a message to Archibald Wave.....
Winston Churchill sent a message to Archibald Wavell, hinting at Wavell's timidity in countering the recent Axis advances in Libya; he said "we are naturally concerned at rapid German advance to El Agheila. It is their habit to push on wherever they are not resisted. I presume you are only waiting for the tortoise to stick his head out far enough before chopping it off."

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