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... SECOND WORLD WAR n 1939. the membership stood at 1083, the highest total in the history of the Association. ~As in 1914, the Association had reached a high point of achievement, from which it seemed possible only to progress; and, as in 1914, the prospect ...
... THE SECOND WORLD WAR General Fuller’s views on aspects of the Second World War are controversial. To many he will appear to simplify the orob- ...
... SECOND WORLD WAR The secret invaders (Bill Strutton and Michael Pearson); Red sky at night (Jo Capkai; A business (Alec Hearer); Sand in my spinach (Carry Marsh), Sabotage (Leslie Bell); Achilles and the tortoise (John Lincoln). ...
... Second world war The second world war came to her as all the tragedies had come to her life—as the inevitable fate to be accepted with a fine spirit and a strong will. After a time she went to stay at Badminton House, near Bath, as the guest of the Duke ...
... Second World War v Allen and J. Redmom e beg INarx ning of 1t service of dedication, hve nbers of the local T.A, marched he War Memorial and mounted snard of honour. Then Mr. G 1. Mavom \W. G. Best, Town r ...
... Second World War S:r Hartley said: Mr Churchill grew stature and world reputation. Then came the Second World War. One would have thought that It would have been difficult to report the affairs the country from day to day without very frequent reference ...
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... Second World War the supreme authority of one Minister—the Minister of Public Security—thus eumlnatinf the divided control, overh‘fp ng of effort, and other disadvantages with which the - services in England had to contend. Belfast was divided into nine ...
... Second World War: William Carter, Bronwydd; D. Lorrimer Davies. Sheridan; James Davies. Morfa; David Davies, ?Aorta; Edgar Davies, Penrhyn; D. T. Davies. Eager House: F. pavies, HAI& Maenygroes; J. Tudor Edwards, Queen's Hotel; Morgan U. Evans, Cam n ...
... in the Second World War Ten years ago! The first reaction is a quick, sad look the mirror: and then, because men are foolish, or memory & kind, a vague nostalgia. , 1 The blossom colours the garden, the lawn is cool and green, and the whole house is filled ...
... SECOND WORLD WAR Battle stories (Editor, John North); The Battle of the Ardennes (RoLert E. Merriam); H.M. Small Ships (Warren Armstrong); Armed with stings (Arthur Cecil Hampshire); With ensigns flying (David Arthur Thomt.s); Branch line to Burma (John ...
... The Second World War fPHE outbreak of war in 1939 brought in 610 Squadron, equipped with Spitfires, to make up a total strength of three squadrons, but during the period of the phoney war and up to the German attack on the Low Countries there was ...