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... the time of the Second World War' unkersity. In order to avoid deportation to do forced labour in Germany. I beean in the autumn of 1940 to %%06: as a labourer in a stone quarry attached to the Solvay chemical plant. In that period I also lost my father ...
... extension of Second World War tactics Clive Ponting shows considerable powers and great facility with -.s sources. The trouble is, his publisher s have done him the serious disservice of curing back on the apparatus of notes and sources. Time and again ...
... Allies' crimes in Second World War Sir In commenting on the recent debate on David Irving's planned visit to Ireland, hn Fitzgerald points to the hundreds of iousands of innocent victims of Allied bombing which included the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima ...
... • FDR at the helm during the second world war enough. the New Deal war was conducted by men, like MacArthur. who opposed FDR's domestic political programme and some of whom fairly frothed at the mouth with reactionary idiocies, yet Roosevelt rode herd ...
... Second World War 3x12 shells from old ems dump, probably Beaufort Dyke off Scotland. Liga • Dubai . ...
... Frank Aiken, the controller of censorship during the second world war This policy was shown at its most daft in the treatment of movies. British newsreel companies were obliged to produce special 'neutralised' editions for the Irish market which were ...
... 'After the Second World War, burearuc accepted the style of modern architecture' fantasies of pinnacles and gargoyles on the Chrysler Building triumphantly upstage the boring and intrusive 'lnternational style' of the post war Pan- Am building. In ...
... The boy who thought he started the second world war HISTORY Herschel, The Boy Who Started World War 11 by Andy Marino Big Time Press, £12.95 LIZ RYAN THE author states in his introduction that if taken literally the subtitle of this book, The Boy Who ...
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... See of Armagh FOR THE first time since the end of the Second World War, Armagh has no bishop. The sudden death of Cardinal Tomas 0 Fiaich occurred while the church was preparing to choose a new auxiliary for him following the death last October of Cardinal ...
... dominance; but it is probably also an unconscious reminder of Ireland's neutrality during the Second World War. This is still felt by those, just older than Ridley men who would have influenced him greatly. Ireland, Churchill had said, was neutral ...
... Pick OfTufsday's TV War Of The Century; ' BBC 2, 9pm. No battle in the Second World War was as symbolic as Stalingrad in 1942. Blinded by the thought of capturing the city named after his nemesis, Hitler threw needy everything he could into the battle ...