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... DUNKIRK. Copexhagex, October 21. A despatch from Berlin states that Dunkirk is strongly occupied by French troops, but that the occupation of the town by German forces is expected soon. —Central News. GERMAN CHARGES AGAINST THE FRENCH. ALLEGED VIOLATION ...
... DUNKIRK SHELLS POURING INTO THE TOWN With Canadian Forces Before Dunkirk, September 8 The second ordeal of Dunkirk has begun—this time with the Germans’ back against the North Sea coast and writhing under Allied machine-gun and artillery fire. From the ...
... the Dunkirk Area The Trench military spokesman announced to-day that in the Dunkirk area the embarkation troops was still being actively carried out at normal speed despite new difficulties. During the past twenty-four hours the enemy has brought up heavy ...
... THE SHELLING OF DUNKIRK. TO IMPRESS NEUTRAL OPINION. Paris, May 1. followi of is issued the official Press Bureau to-night:— The bombardment of Dunkirk by artillery of large calibre is fresh proof that the Germans, being unaMe to pierce our lines, and ...
... Damage at Dunkirk Another force of the Bomber Command attacked the docks at Dunkirk, where considerable damage was done. Other targets bombed during the nighj, included the docks at Rotterdam and Ostend. Aircraft' of the Fighter Command on night offensive ...
... In Dunkirk Harbour The initiative and enterprise by which hundreds of thousands of men were taken from the open beaches near Dunkirk in every conceivable kind of small craft has appealed to public imagination. That astonishing side of the great evacuation ...
... On Dunkirk Beach Paintings on exhibition at the Redfern Gallery, by Richard Eurich, bear titles that in themselves make pulses beat faster. “Flushing,” “Dunkirk Harbour,” “Continental Port ” —these are echoes from mornings in an exquisite summer when ...
... AFTER DUNKIRK Tortured to the brink of blindnesa and death, strapped to a crucifix tree and used as a target for firing practice, and compelled to watch while his leg was guillotined from the_ knee, twenty-six-year-old Driver recovered consciousness in ...
... After Dunkirk From Dunkirk to Benghazi. Strategicus. (Faber. 10s. 6d.) France in Defeat. By Percy J. Philip. (Muller. 2s. 6d.) The main points covered in this second instalment of “an attempt to select now what will prove to be the significant features ...
... Souvenirs of Dunkirk Souvenirs of the withdrawal from Dunkirk take many forms, and perhaps the best exist only in the minds of those who saw incidents, sublime or humorous, that will remain as memories throughout life. Of the more tangible souvenirs, ...
... The Dunkirk Miracle The Epic of Dunkirk. By E. Keble Chatterton. (Hurst and Blackett. 10s. 6d.) Return via Dunkirk. By “Gun Buster.” (Hodder. 55.) The full history of what the Navy and the Merchant Service did at Dunkirk has not been (written, perhaps ...
... TAUBETS VISIT TO DUNKIRK. Dunkirk, July 26. Taube this morning flow over Dunkirk, dropping some bombs, which caused insignificant material damage. Being pursued French aviator.-, the Taube immediately made cff.—Press > Association ...