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... leave school. This is nothing new. But since the second world war and the consequent breakdown of family life this evil has been accentuated. Now it is a fact far fewer children lapse from grammar schools than from what used to call elementary schools ...
... Patriotism Both during and after the second World War, Indochina was profoundly moved by aspirations for independence, the article explains. Relations between the Vietnamese people and the authorities of the French government became more and more difficult ...
... commuted to penal servitude for life through the intervention of Cardinal Mercier and the Spanish Ambassador. After the Second World War he was awarded several decorations both by his own and by several Allied Governments for courageous activities. ...
... World War, has either directly affected the Holy Land, or lifts been affected by it It would therefore be strange if this Second World War did not impinge upon this tiny land, or if this sacred country did not in some manner reflect the world carnage which ...
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... College Passy-Froyennea in Belgium and was Director of the Scholastkate for University Studies at Lille. Prior to the second world war be spent some years in the United Slates and Mexico, and it accomplished linguist. Since 1946 he has held the important ...
... He was in Belgrade when the sensational coup d’etat brought the young King Peter to the throne and Yugoslavia into the Second World War on the side of the Allies, on March 26th. 1941. His Excellency retained vivid memories of the days and nights of terror ...
... Wexford is a very old port and was handling imports and exports to 150,000 tons per annum up to the beginning of the second world war. Due to inactivity during the war the channel has silted up leaving a much shallower channel than in 1939. The' Harbour ...
... Churches, built Poles in Kenya and Tanganyika will remain laatinf minument of one of the Stranges migrations ceased by the second world war. Tkctc r«IM wet* tefriti Beeel* Siberia la IM* tail ••mlly weal U the la Africa. Tbae fren tbe ley teeeala e( Siberia ...
... was chaplain to the Ilth Irish Division; die Irish fight for freedom, when be ministered members the 1.R.A., and the second world war, when he won the Military Cross at Dunkirk, being the first chaplain to receive this honour. He also served as Command ...
... from Clonmellon. Co. Westmeath, 47 years ago. Of his seven children five served with the United States Forces during the Second World War, and all came through unscathed. On arrival at Knock the pilgrims were greeted by Rev. M. Malone, Adm. The pilgrimage ...
... (Stawdard Special Foreiga Service) TRISH and English non-Com* munists who visited Poland and Warsaw after the end of the Second World war, were favourably impressed by the fact that nearly all Catholic churches had been re-built in the Polish capital. Many ...