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... MIRACLE OF DUNKIRK. God's hand was in the deliverance at Dunkirk. Why at a time when we chiefly expected ruffled waters and storms was the sea so calm day after day and night after night that even small river boats crossed the Channel and brought back ...
... DAILY HERALD Friday. June 21: 1940 Soviet admits r ili ah toldirra MM fought hack nfininsl enemy at Dunkirk is clearly illnstrnlcil above. W ilh only rifles to defend themselves, some lay on their hacks the beach to lake shots at the aircraft. aims Balkans ...
... 27. our lorries arrived at a village about 20 miles out of Dunkirk. We had already destroyed our guns and here we were ordered to ditch our lorries and make our way as best we could to Dunkirk on foot. We set off straight away, the glow of the biasing ...
... they approached Dunkirk, much of their equipment gone, they cut holes in their bread, and mired soup into them in order to drink it_ Everywherethey were passing the bodies of refugees, men. women and children along the roads. Dunkirk was a frightful picture ...
... ever, among: the Tories, of the new kind of Diehardism. While officers who havi always been Conservatives re turned from Dunkirk by th' hundred bitterly critical o Ministers who had let then down—their incensed are being repeated rlgh the country back ...
... SKIES, BABIES STARVING IN THEIR HUNGRY MOTHERS' ARMS, A DERELICT CAFE AN ARMY LORRY, A CHEERY B.E.F. MAN ON THE WAY TO DUNKIRK VERY HUNGRY COMPASSION FOR THE NEEDS OF THE WOMEN .. • NARROW ESCAPES, RESCUE, HOME AND FRIENDSHIP A DRAMATIC REUNION ...
... Stories SAILOR FATHER AND SOLDIER SON IN RESCUE SCENES TATTERED AND TORN AND WITHOUT UNDERCLOTHING. DRUMMER YOWLS, BACK FROM DUNKIRK, DID NOT WAIT TO GET A CHANGE OF UNIFORM. HE HAD BEEN IN THE THICK OF THE FIGHTING. HE KNEW THAT IN HIS HOME AT HORNSEY ROAD ...
... been crested In Lilington over the story vie published last week about the pomade appearance of an angel on the beaches of Dunkirk. Some people are openly sceptical, goalie say it might have happened, others say that it did happen, as they had heard the ...
... Poland, former member of Council of State ; Admiral LELUC, Chief of Staff to Admiral Darlan; Admiral ABRIAL, hero of the Dunkirk evacua• tion ; General BERGERET, one of France's younger soldie rs, an air specialist. ...
... Starving On Wreck, They Were Saved HAVING Lived without food and water for nine days on a wreck sunk in shallow water near Dunkirk nine French soldiers, rescued by a British fast motor boat, have reached this country There were 20 ot them originally. but ...
... to ins triends bs • Inner-bombardier, also has returned ire mid sound trunk Dunkirk to ins nome in Fulham. Attached to an autt-aircraft seetloll, he remained at Dunkirk with hie comrades until r ractocath all the troop, Mel been evacuated. Their job ...
... has been reported missing. Mr. A. E. Goddard, the present secretary, writes: Lieut. Baker was last seen on the beaches at Dunkirk, going back to get food for his men. Those who knew him LL ill appreciate his action. XL ilI his thoughts were or other ...