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... thousands of b.e.f. troops arrive Home from flanders battlefield withdrawal Under Enemy Attack A Miracle iMany thousands of B.E.F. troops passed through to-day, their arrival from Flanders. them were a number of A.T.S. girls. . not permissible to give ...
... Rise In London Heroic fighting by the b.e.f. and french REARGUARDS IN THE GREAT FLANDERS BATTLE HAS ALLOWED THE WOUNDED AND THOSE NOT ACTIVELY ENCAGED TO BE EVACUATED, IT WAS OFFICIALLY REVEALED LAST NIGHT. With the help of the Royal Navy, and screened ...
... The Allied victory at Narvik and the firm attitude of king Haakon will tend to bring more and more young men to the North. Flanders Battle The Allied armies in the pocket in the North-West corner of France have still a port at their disposal. They are receiving ...
... well as a number Belgians, landing at ports along the South-East Coast last night, told an epic story of the B.E.F. evacuation of a Flanders port. During yesterday and last night two hospital ships lay in the harbour,” a soldier told me. “They were painted ...
... COMMUNIQUE issued to-day by the French Admiralty states: “In the course of North Sea operations off the Dutch islands and Flanders coasts, we have lost the submarine Doris, the destroyer L’Adroit and the supply ship Le Niger. “The crews of the last-mentioned ...
... advising them to? return to Britain. If they cannot find a means of leaving the country, they arete report to a rendezvous for evacuation^ ALLIES' ADVAME Belgians Strew Roads With Flowers (From a British United Press Correspond dent with the 8.E.F.) British ...
... Victorianism.” There was more than a modicum of truth in that observation. We looked back when we should have looked forward. Flanders Crisis There is no use denying any of these things. History will record them, and students in the future will look back with ...
... fighting hard in Boulogne the Germans have not yet reached Calais while British and French forces are gradually closing the Flanders “gap” which it was stated in one quarter had been reduced to 12 miles The Germans are suffering tremendous losses in their ...
... population the Germans are dropping from the air tracts printed in Norwegian giving a highly coloured version of the fighting in Flanders From personal observation of the effect of these leaflets on the people I can state that the Germans are wasting their time ...
... estaminet A farmer went to it with shot gun and made the crew of four prisoners In the Westward direction I saw signs of evacuation but not on any great scale mostly old women and children All over the countryside peasants were stoically carrying on wiH’ ...