... convey some idea of the scenes of devastation. I have showed bow the Hun in his rage on the great retreat after the battle of the Somme destroyed everything in his path. in slavish pursuit of the doctrine of frightfulness ; I hale depicted something ...

... the factthat six copies of Quo Vadis? were disposed of for Sweden, while the sales of the British war film, The Battle of the Somme, ran to eight copies. ' German and Allied Propaganda. 17 German propaganda . films were passed by the censor ont of ...

... PARIS, Friday. The Expert Commeiitetor,” writing last night, s«ys. To-day was marked a formidable reenmptdou of the battle cu the Somme front. A renewal of the struggle this point was to be expected, the Germans could not afford tj relax their efforts ...

... wounded. H e was sent hom e , an d on recovering again went to France. where he received illeveral more wounds at the battle of tho Somme. In consequence he was discharged, and now received a pension of Bs. 3d. a wostr. Chinnery wanted to go to aes to help ...

... took an active part throughout the whole of the battle of the Somme in 1916, and in the following year was in the forefront of the various battles for the Flanders ridges. He also took part in the battle of Cambrai. Last February he was gazetted captain ...

... Bay till the evacuation. After serving in the Sinai Peninsula he went to France in June. 1916. He fought through the battle of the Somme. in which his younger brother. Second Lieutenant Jack Kohnstamm. was killed. Subsequently. he saw a great deal of fighting ...

... 1915. was wounded at Festubert in January. 1916, returned to France as • sergeant in May, 1916. taking part in the Battle of the :Somme, and being awarded the Military Medal for an act of coppiouous bravery. In September. 1916. he returned and secured ...

... as the battle of the Somme, which “may be said to have raged, with short intermissions, caused the breaking of the weather, from July to November 14, and during this prolonged period the picked forces of three great nations were locked in battle. The ...

... The Government’s proposals would involve extreme sacrifice on the part of large classes of the population. The recent battle of the Somme was the greatest ever fought in the history of the world. All recrimination at this hour must be shunned—but no one ...

... prolonged duration of the battle 11.4 at first fully foreseen, but we I:111 le,w realize that it may very well all the summer. In one conspicuous I the have changed their hulks,. posisibly M imitation of our at the battle of the /Somme. They olssa e o f troops ...

... that a dispute involving several million pounds has arisen between the Ministry of Munitions and the chief firms engaged SOMME BATTLE ACAIN. BUT POSITIONS REVERSED. M. llenri Bidou, the well-known'in the manufacture of high expl military critic of the Journal ...

... Scouts on the Somme, March, 1918 Such a scene as this must have been of frequent occurrence of late days, the watchful soldiers keeping their vigil by the wide, tree-fringed meres In the valley of the Somme British official picture The Somme near Peronne ...