... SIXTH INSTALMENT OF THE GREATEST STORY OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR E: § N § ...

... Secrets Of Events Which Led To Second World War in Mr. Churchill’s view, was the failure to create a constitutional monarchy in Germany with the Kaiser’s ~infant grandson as its titular head. X % X N spite of all the mistakes made I after 1918, the Hitler ...

... MR. CHURCHILL’S MEMOIRS ~ In the Seventh Instalment of his history of the Second World War, which will appear in Monday’s “Irish Independent,” Mr. Winston Churchill will describe how, defying the Versailles Treaty, Hitler built up Germany’s strength on ...

... * % % IN the Second World War every bond .between man and man ...

... completed & nine-months’ trial by acquitting 13 German commanders who were charged with having plotted to launch the Second World War. ...

... Roosevelt has appealed to the American public for suggestions for a term to designate the present war. Such terms as the Second World War were unsatisfactory, he said. What was wanted was a name which would briefly describe it as a war for the preservation ...

... College would be built soon in Rome at a cost of £750,000 to replace the one whicn existed there from 1859 until the Second World War. The new college will be directed by the American Hierarchy. The college will be open to students this autumn, but the ...

... material dealing with the history of Catholic Ireland between 1841-1866. The original MS. was destroyed in Milan in the second world war. This manuscript, written in Latin and entitled, Commentarius Rinuccinianus, was first identified by Dr. Stanislaus as ...

... Co. Wicklow, and in 1938 became rector of Tynan. He is survived by his wife and three sons, all of, whom served in the second world war. A fourth son. Wilfred. was killed on operations with the R.AF. ...

... I.LORD RUGBY TO RETIRE LORD RUGBY, who came to Dublin as United Kingdom Representative on the outbreak of the second World War, will shortly be returning to England on retirement. It is expected that he will remain on duty in Dublin throughout dJanuary ...

... Reconstraction RESULTS of Warsaw’s reconstruction plans have progressed beyond all expectation. Twice in the Second World War the city was the scene of heavy fighting. The first time was in 1939, when it was beleagued by the Germans for 21 days. The second ...

... from day to day, and from one election to another, until, when scarcely twenty years were out. the dread signal of the Second World War was given, and we must write of the sons of those who had fought and died so faithfully and so well: “ Shoulder to aching ...