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... fierce German opposition men the Allied Navies carried on with their stupendous and successful task withdrawing these men from Dunkirk, still held and now almost ringed by protective flooding. “FIGHTING LIKE CATS” It was stated in authoritative quarters in ...
... course, the knowledge that more than »0,000 man (itaioned soldiers who know their methods) have only Ju»t boon svacuated from Dunkirk; the enemy wants get in a blow before those experienced men can rc-equippod and put into the lino again. The German High Command ...
... comforts to those Old Bo's who are now with the B.E.F. and to those who have undergone the ordeals of the epic withdrawal from Dunkirk. This announeement met with the warm approval of all those present at the County Sehool last Monday evening, Capabl e hos ...
... got The hoses sustained hv our naval from Dunkirk was completed to-day in BATTLE. ; cede returned. Ou the sante day our been comparatively sma.. coo ormi t with the prearrange n. , the ..ecrast west of Dunkirk clear. to the away. postponing his departure ...
... the RAID ON PARIS .-Three hundred and thirty-three , d Allied soldiers were embarked Dunkirk, teaching Germany the .itnificance of mastery over the seas. I Far from breaking up the morale of our troops and of our country we revealed ourselves equal to ...
... three weeks ot anxiety. they have had word from their son. Guardsman Eric Jones. that he has returned to this country from Dunkirk. Guardsman Jones. who has been in the regular army for two years. was in the of the fighting in Belgium. The relatives of ...
... without food and drink in holes they scooped out of the Flanders sandhills with their hands and bayonets. •' The bombardment of Dunkirk never stopped, said a sergeant. I can stilt hear it drumming in ears. How the British boats got through it 1 not know. We ...
... pride for the epic deeds of our men of the British Expeditionary Force. The story of the embarkation of Allied troops from Dunkirk is one that will shine forth from the pages of the world’s history until the end of all time; the valour, self-sacrifice and ...
... -On May 21 I told the Senate that the were at Amiens. ■On May - ,old that the King f the Belgians had betrayed us. The to Dunkirk was open. ■To-day at time which is still grave, . , , to give you reasons for hope not words but facts. German v has launched ...
... had seen in the last few days from the:r fellow countrymen who wen prepared to make the supreme sacrifice. - The epic at Dunkirk is something which must have made the hearts of every throb with pride and gratitude. It is our duty and a glorious opportunity ...
... e has turned disaster into triumph. George, R. 1.” ALLIES BEAT BACK NAZIS AND COUNTER-ATTACK PAULS, Monday. “The epic of Dunkirk still goes >, declared the French military ferocity unparalleled in the present campaign. It went on all day to-day, and the ...