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... SECOND BATTLE OF THE SOMME PLACES IN THE WAR NEWS, Albert—9 m. S.E. Bapaume; 16 m. N.E: Amiens. Arras—2om. S.W. of Armantieres, and 25 N.E. of Amiens. * Amiens—lsm S.W. of Albert (held by Germans', and 50 N. of Paris. Ayette—6im. N.W. Bapaume. ‘ Beth ...
... Somme play in Canada FRANK McGI INNESS'S acclaimed play about the battle of the Somme in World War Observe the ions of Ulster Marching To% ards the Somme, opened a run at the Centaur Theatre, Montreal, o■ Thursday, directed by Joe Dowling, who says he ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME COMMEMORATION (RTEI, 11.30 am) Forget about official reluctance to remember our republican history: for decades the country disgracefully refused to acknowledge the sacrifice made by Irishmen and women in the two World Wars. This morning's ...
... FIRESTORM (Channel 4,7 pm) Following on from last weekend's excellent range of programmes about the Battle of the Somme, a defining, blood-soaked chapter in the Great War, this twohour documentary focuses on a significant period of the Second World War ...
... SACRIFICE The message on the wreath read: In memory off all the men who made the supreme sacrifice at the Battle of the Somme and during the First World War and in recognition of the sorrow, suffering and sense of loss of their relatives, friends and ...
... on the victory of the Somme. He sayx:~lf the battle had not been cut into two by the bad weather it would shine forth in still more brilliaut colours as a gerfect type of modern battle, for it is ineed the battle of the Somme as conceived ...
... precursor to the annual Drumcree parade which takes place on July 9, when Orangemen attend a church service marking the Battle of the Somme. The Northern Ireland Parades Commission will say on Monday if the July 9 parade can go ahead. Around 2,000 extra troops ...
... including Remember that many Irish people died in the Battle of the Somme, not only from l Ister, but from Leinsier, Munster and Connacht too. Unionists and Nationalists fought and died side side in a battle that saw the worst casualties of World Nar I. ...
... Chan. 4 2.3 O—LIONS LED BY DONKEYS The Battle of the Somme. 3.30 Time To Remember. 4.00 Arctic Spirits. 4.30 Countdown. S.OO—MISTER ED S.3O—STREET HOCKEY NATIONAL 6.00-THE CHART SHOW NoggUm, Channel 4, 12.15. 7.OO—CHANNEL 4 NEWS 7.SS—BOOK CHOICE P.D. ...
... “PITIFUL ORJECT” Wounded at the Somme, in Receipt of 9s. per Week. A corres;aorxlqnt signing himself “A pitiful object,” writes to say that he enlisted in 1916, and was disabled at the battle of ‘he Somme, and_ received a pension at 30 sor cent., but ...
... Best DRAMA ;I,• THE SOMME: FROM DEFEAT TO VICTORY (BBCI, Bpm) Exhaustively researched dramatised documentary, drawing on material from : • the British and German archives, about the bloodiest battle of the First World World War. Based on actual events ...
... involved in the Battle of Loos. They had huge losses in the Battle of Hulluch in April, 1916 and raided German trenches all through May and June. In July they were moved to the Somme Valley, where they were heavily involved in the Battle of the ...