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... es rals and atro. were rie .. omsery discase. pain and starvation were gl compounded bevond Imagination.” During the Second World War. says Mr. Veale, even Germany and Russya, despite their mass butcheries in the East. refrained from using sucl weapons ...
... nor ethnography history give it a natural aspect. It happens to be the maximum Russia could achieve at the end of the Second World War, though once achieved, it became a minimum, in accordance with the laws of imperial expansion. “The explosive power of ...
... attempted, in Britain’s interest. to direct the course of major events in freland. From the Home Rule struggle to the . Second World War Britain's champion repeatedly tried to impose his will on Ireland’s leaders. This era of conflictin. ideals is brilliantly ...
... CATHOLIC LIFE IN DANZIG Danzig, the town where the second world war broke out, has undergon: great changes in the last few years. They are described by Mgr. A. Wronka, Apostolic Administrator ol the Danzig dJdiocese. In 1939 the territory of the Free ...
... new weapons and a new tyvpe of fighting man in a war ‘'n which the casualirs were three Ntnry times as many uas in the Second World War. The exploits of some of the st famous of these fighting men ar alled in this hook, which tracez th ...
... 18/-) is an illu-trated book by a famou: French naval hi:torian. The book deals with the greatest naval battles of the Second World War, and describes the initial Japane-e naval succes es n a war which her naval leaders had opposed; then the stubbornly ...
... spectacular increase in milk production. The country now has some 660,000 dairy cows, four times more than before the Second World War; the number of sheep has risen from 44,500 to 100,000, and the number of pigs from £50,000 to 1,600,000. Milk production ...
... Viewed from the Grattan Road, it is a blot on thei landscape and reminds one of a | Hitler air-raid shelter during the | second World War. | For the sake of all that is beautiful | in nature, let us not have a second | folly. After all, we do owe something ...
... promised for years and with® the old quods and sixwheelers they have, which were issued by the British Forces during the Second World War are old and worn and should have been scrapped years ago. As well as that I see Infantry Company (F.C.A.) and Engineers ...
... Borough Engineer, who was not in Galway when the nameplates were taken down as a precaution in case of invasion during the second world war, was asked to investigate and report back. ...
... Steinheck. ~ Thursday, Friday and Saturday brings James Mason to the screen as the most fabulous character to emerge trom the second World War, the master spy known as Ciceo who sold some of the Allies’ most secret plans to the Germans. “Five Fingers,” the authentic ...
... Peace and pacifism are not the same. The perversion into pacifism of the desire for peace was one of the causes of the Second World War, which was a product of German militarism and Western pacifism. Russia understands this very well. The promotion of pacifism ...