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... EARL OF HALIFAX Foreign Secretary at opening of Second World War Edward Frederick Lindley Wood was born on April 16 1881. He was the sixth child and fourth son of the second Viscount Halifax. His grandfather. the first holder of the title. had been a ...
... Second World War veteran the latest arrival in massing of forces THE US battleship the Wisconsin, a Second World War veteran which fires one-tonne shells, is the most recent addition to the military build-up in the Gulf. The latest estimates of the balance ...
... the Royal Navy during the Second World War He was appointed to Leith uate ...
... Motoring New version of a vehicle with - Second World War origins Jim Dunn putsa motoring legend to the test over some very rough country ON A‘n:ged hill track overlooking. former car plant at Linwood, Scottish motoring {zrnlm turned out in force Jlast ...
... 291.557 AMERICANS DIED IN SECOND WORLD WAR Final Casualty Count WasHINGTON, Sunday. — The United States Army, after a three-{ear check, has issued a final account of its Second World War battle casualties. They total 936.259 Army and Air Force personnel ...
... Japan left out of Second World War celebrations By Elizabeth Quigley JAPAN will not be invited to this year’s_celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of the Second World War but other former enemy countries Ger‘many and Italy will be included ...
... Battle plans: discussing tactics with Montgomery during the Second World War. their contribution to the plans that tragically miscarried. From Combined O&eratiom. Churchill translated Mountbatten to South-east Asia Command, then a forgotten theatre of ...
... peace since Second World War’ Carter attacks Soviet WASHINGTON, Wednesday. — President Carter told a group of Congressmen last night that the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was the gravest threat to world peace since the Second World War. It became my ...
... s have been invaded with tomes marking the end of the Second World War i —————————————————————————————————————) BOOKS IN BRIEF The Voice of War: The Poems of the Second World War (Michael Joseph, £1499) The poets of the First World War have dominated ...
... Trevor Royle rounds up some of the latest memoirs of the Second World War personal accounts, precious little has been revealed about the psychological impulses which led the Japanese army, to treat its-pri‘One answer, or at least the echo of an answer ...
... missioned * s e.r-vice during the Second - World War, he ‘was su ¢ cessively features of ~‘the “Daily MrJ Record” and _Mf # assistant ‘editor of .the *“Evening Times,” -Glasgow.- =~~~ '~ = - -~ In 1956 hé joinéd The Scotsman Publications; Ltd., ‘as ...
... ACHIEVEMENT OF BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Dramatic Opening Campaign of Second World War “From a military point of view, we could hardly have been in worse gircumstance to make war on Germany than we were in 1939. We had neither the trained man-power ...