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... they have gained a footing on the first of the Flanders Hills Mount Cassel Forty divisions more than 1.000,000 men—and almost the whole of her armoured divisions, have been flung by Germany into the Flanders battle. There is no confirmation of a German ...
... Luxembourg in everincreasing numbers, in all sorts of vehicles. It is understood that there is no question so far of an official evacuation of Brussels. priest, who heartens his parishioners as they go. COUNTRYSIDE HOMES FOR REFUGEES The capital is calm in rpite ...
... operation Fighting in the north is increasing in violence, said the official French military commentator to-day. In the battle of Flanders the Germans were throwing enormous human and material forces into the fight, regardless of losses, and were trying to overwhelm ...
... considerable numbers among the members of the B.E.F, who have been transported back to England from the historic battlefield of Flanders, So skilfully is this difficult operation of retirement and embarkation being carried out that Britain and France can regard ...
... French and British Armies in the north yesterday or last night. Dealing with the evacuation of Flanders he said There is continual coming and going. Ships leave with the evacuated personnel and material, and return with supplies of food, medical stores, and ...
... Allied troops from Flanders, telephones a Press Association correspondent. British, French, and Belgians have been arriving in Britain in their thousands during the past few days, and it is hoped that most of the B.E.F. may be evacuated, although the di ...
... unit of next week, i .°re i-.iuat on his last day of « , nter military service Portraying an Army pictured here. He r. IP® Flanders New Hippomat is being held in y and Warwickshire ~ Wfir lsb ed Cross Society, V parities, including Daily Telegraph Particularly ...
... miles. FIGHT FOR FLANDERS HILLS The whole district, flooded to depths varying from IS inches to several feet, has become impracticable to infantry and mechanised units alike, allowing the release of much-needed troops to defend the Flanders hills.” Here ...