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... Mirror office. This amusing sidelight to the story of Dunkirk is passed on by Mrs. B. M. Atkins, of Glenhurst-road, Prittlewell. Southend-on-Sea, Essex : COMPANY of our men waiting to get into Dunkirk were stationed at a chateau just outside. As there was ...
... Kenneth * rich by the fivepence,” Official photographs of a low level attack by Battles on an enemy horse-drawn column in the Dunkirk area. signpost ...
... and the uneoual forces of our gallant Allies, aided by the British. Our prayers have been answered in marvellous ways at Dunkirk. Not alone on tanks and on battleships and air-borne forces but on God depends the victory. Worshippers at the Norwegian ...
... says) that Socialist leader Paul Faure, ex-Premier Chautemps and Admiral Abrial, who commanded the French naval forces at Dunkirk, will also be in the new Cabinet. M. Marquet is mayor of Bordeaux, which is now the seat of the Government. M. Reynaud's ...
... * But the length of such a low would be double that of the original French frontier. trom near Basle to Dunkirk. while its double rightangle shape would make it all the more awkward for defence. The problem has become all the greater because of the heavy ...
... Cardinal Hinsley said : Pray now, pray daily, pray always. He added: Our prayers have been answered in marvellous ways at Dunkirk. Not alone on tanks and on battleships and air-borne forces, but on God. depends the victory. To Him we must turn with renewal ...
... thorough favourite with everyone around. Mrs. M. Cottle writes:— My husband, who was among the soldiers evacuated from the Dunkirk region, told me this story of a brave unknown Scottish sailor of the Merchant Navy. The men had cheerfully set out rowing ...
... War Office for you to be returned to England. But events moved quickly. On the day he was ready to leave the retreat to Dunkirk began. Shells fell all around the retreating soldiers. Dead and wounded were everywhere. Bandmaster Major asked the officer ...
... wrong. They have all suffered grave indignities. . . . You might have thought they had all been inep and ineffic Ask Tom Dunkirk Ain ASTOK when haranqu*J ine crowd of Canadian soldiers and reminding them that they wore fighting for Jus- A-ww VW V ...
... were fiercely determined before. We arc fanatically determined now. ey were The French Army fought to save our own force at Dunkirk —and has fought our battle almost unaided since. It is a matter of honour, as well as life and death to us, to fight onwhatever ...
... In the picture below bombs can be seen exploding - a; another plane flies over the column. Official pictures taken in the Dunkirk area. Italian Ship Believed A Itahal The nal tons) is bel off the Eas one membei at a British by the militt The fishir . ship's ...
... was appointed Marshal of France. Admiral ItbrialWis made a K.C.B. this month by Britain in recognition of his work in the Dunkirk evacuation. :iiggit':i:.„:l : . : -, ~., - ''' s • . • .':;;::::.''''.•:: • :.. '(.:::ZAlNgiiit''' .. v ...