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... THE RAVAGES of the Second World War and the: problems it created for have replaced today by the equally ‘heartbreaking problems of debt, un: ns such as these have been ag the centre. of the work of the fqr the past 50 years. ‘esterday Mhlfcelfi was ia‘t’am’ ...
... 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 ...
... Second World War, the takeover of Czechoslovakia, Hungary' and - of “: pro.dm r.|msple repression of Poland.” . Soviet-sponsored . guerrillas and m&u were “l‘t work munist atrocities in Sopth-East Asia, Afghanistan and elsewhere e.t:'n to shock the free ...
... AT AN impromptu ceilidh in the Sutherland crofting township of Laid towards the end of the Second World® War, the convemmmd to the should the Nazi leader fall into the hands of the Allied armies then advancing into Germany. “He should be ‘hanged,” someope ...
... AS THE memories of the Second World War get the anniversary treatment, a show like this reminds one not of the victorious survivors but of the casualties and our loss at their death. Written and performed by Angus Reid it records the war career of Keith ...
... Titoi, leader of tho| partisans, photographed during the Second. World War, with his dog Tiger . Goliath, Stalin,- came . face to face for the: first time, Tito pushed the conflicts -of _his independence to'a head. h Relations : with . the West deteriorated ...
... mhfljmgwum: 2 o Seoerite 1t o Treowiab ing Berlin at the end of the Second World War.” But this is how the 27-acre site of the s in Lochee, Dundee, is being prem% won't .be :u..“‘%’ ibe Densis Pot. 4 ‘a c&ynhfi-fln‘éfi‘t;‘ %4 And another thing. The ...
... WAS Harold Macmillan resoutis o Yugaiiars 8o of Yugoslavs and Cossacks at the end of the Second World War? lan S. Wood reviews a book that suggests he was; Robert Nye discusses the second volume of the Conrad letters; and Allan Massie enjoys Penelope ...
... the Second World War, Americans are equally divided about whether the USSR is peace-loving or agpmsive. Most remarkably, it was only five months ago that half America thought Russia wanted to dominate the world; now only a third do, and for“the first ...
... gmduced at Theatre Workshop by oan Littlewood at a time when the Second World War was fresh e in the memory to su tm Last war might m%f‘ the war to end all wars. serious point it makes about the madness of mass warfare has now, however, lost some of its ...
... bomb attacks during the Second World War and then, after the Russian liberation, rebuilt itself. The border with Russia is only three miles away and the people of Kirkenes are more mm Sea than n the Mediterranean, than in the and take an occasional weekend ...