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... • SPYCATCHER Peter Wright blew the whistle on the goings on in the British security services since the second world war taking his degree in 1940 and joined a naval research station to become part of the team which developed the limpet mine which sank ...
... The featuring of tattooed performers in circuses died off after the second world war due to overexposure, audience cynicism, and the growth of political correctness, but in the meantime, tattooing was becoming a cult interest in its own right, and enthusiasts ...
... TV tribute to Irish heroes of D-Day Siniad Egan FRANK Joe Sheridan finished the Second World War with the rank of Parachute Major. the George Cross and a bullet in the face for his trouble. Sheridan, the godson of War of Independence hero, General Sean ...
... IT has become fashionable in recent times for people to decry Ireland's neutrality during the Second World War. One could be forgiven for thinking that this might have more to do with current politi• cal developments than with any fair historical analysis ...
... time since the second world war partly as a result of a particularly strong yen on world markets. The fear that nominal interest rates in the US would have to rise to induce buying of the dollar caused stockmarkets to weaken in America and then all over ...
... the Second World War which turned out to be huge mistalces. After the war, inner city slums were destroyed rather than renmited : beginning a pattern of ouf-of-reaih, Problem areas in remote suburbs. Many decent homes were destroyed, and many substandard ...
... • BBC's epic this autumn is Fortunes of War, a serial set against the background of the Second World War. 9.05, BBC 1 4.20 THE HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW Highlights of last week's show. 5.10 ALL THAT MATTERS TO ME AN ARTIST IN IRELAND Profile of English-born ...
... I(2t Nicola and the Viscount g Cabot ,cmillan, 142) 2 (-) Ms, Woeful Second World War Terry Deary (Hippo Books, 130) 3 (-) The Cut-Throat Celts Terry Deary (Hippo Books, 124) 4 (-) Sleeping Beauty: Favourite Tales (Ladybird Books, 119) 5 (-) The Bad ...
... might turn his conquering energies eastward? Ever since the Second World War. England has been engaged in more wars than any other nation: some of them in alliance with the United States of America and all of them dangerously disturbing and misguided: ...
... taking off his own frames. McGinn draws his influences from everything, from the goggles of second world war fighter pilots to the line of the back of a Chevy The 'T' frames are inspired by the stainless steel radiator grille on the 1967 Thunderbird ...
... T•Be Sunday rt une NEUTRALITY Should Ireland have remained neutral during the Second World War? Senator Maurice Manning (left), in hindsight, regrets the moral self-congratulation of our wartime stance and recalls James Dillon's lonely stand against ...
... Pandora 0.99 (UK) Ed. Eva Figes Hearts Undefeated: Women's Writing of the Second World War ...