... Test Your Knowledge Answers 1) Antarctica; 2) Tripoli; 3) They areall woodwind instruments; 4) Geneva; 5) The Battle of the Somme in World War I; 6) The Salvation Army. 1) Frimley Green, Surrey; 2) Rugby — they . are Scottish internationalists; 3) English; ...

... world? 3) What is a koto? 4) In which country is Kruger National Park? 5) What is a sonata? 6) In which year was the Battle of the Somme fought? See inside back page for answers. ...

... the earthquake, which had been proceeded by drought, the rains came and turned the landscape in something like the Battle of the Somme. Saturday’s “Earthquake India”, Channel 4, visits the refugee camps where the homeless are divided into castes, follows ...

... and preserved it as a memorial to the men who fought and died there. Now every year on July 1 at 7.30 am, when the battle of the Somme started, a small service is held on the site. The Friends of Lochnagar care for the crater and they are behind the moves ...

... at the battles of the Somme. The last battle of the Somme was to storm the fortress of Beaumont Hamel, ‘‘the significance of that curiously neglected last battle” being the subject of the last chapter. Acknowledging that the first day of the ...

... succeeded but sometimes failed, and four more lines have generally succeeded.” The casualties in the battles of the Somme were horendous. The first day of battle, Ist July, 1916, the Corps suffered more than 14,000 casualties. One Division lost 223 officers ...