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... ’PLANE TRUTH NOTHING in the annals of war equals the amazing story, which is still being added to, of the Battle of Flanders and the evacuation of the B.E.F. But this epic is not only for wondering admiration. Amidst the paeans and the tributes, the study ...
... unsuccessful offensive or a failure to maintain the defensive in Flanders would now be followed the logs of Lille, and probably a retirement to the line of the Scheldt and the evacuation Flanders west Ghent. It may safely be left to the Allied Command to challenge ...
... equipment Which resulted remained, always expecting that from the fighting in somebody would discover the mistake Flanders and the evacuation from Dunkirk, though this has naturally meant that other equipment which would have been ready by now has had to ...
... military materials.—(Admiralty—per Wireless Press.) ABANDONING GALICIA. EVACUATION OF CERNOVITZ REPORTED. Copenhagen, Friday, According to the Vienna evening papers the Russians are evacuating Cernovitz.— (Reuter.) FIGHTING IN PETROGRAD. Copenhagen, Friday. ...
... ridge, but the Turks had evacuated it. and they replied with counter bombardment a few minutes afterwards, expecting us to follow up the barrage with an assault. We, however, as soon it became clear that the Turks were evacuating Mushaid Ridge, changed ...
... MENIN EVACUATED. Amsterdam, Tuesday. A telegram from its frontier correspondent to the Telegraaf says the town of Menin, near the Messines front, has been evacuated by the civilian population. Civilians are also leaving Wesvick and Halluin —tP.A.) Note ...
... THE GREAT BATTLE IN FLANDERS. GOOD PROGRESS OE THE ALLIES. ENEMVf DRIVEN BACK AIILES. FRENCH CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. [FROM WAR PRESS BUREAU.] London, Sunday. The British troops have made good progress during the fighting of the last few days in the northern ...
... ERMAN offensive paralysed. EVACUATE TRENCHES FLANDERS. BAL renewal duel. of Nl-UNG STORIES OF BRITISH AT YPRES. *ACOW IN FLAMES. ■ * yesterday’s news oh!inso n aQd of tte action oon. Caj iiiot lar latUro ° an artillery before ha ving increased Pres . ...
... Masses Of Troops Rush To Centre aGort’s Despatches GORT’S long-delayed desoatches on the Battle of Flanders and the Dunkirk Evacuation will be published to-morrow. In the Daily Record, H. S. Woodham (the Military Man) will deal with despatches fully in ...
... ALLIES ADVANCE IN FLANDERS. STUBBORN GERMAN RESISTANCE. POSITIONS TAKEN. LOST. AND RETAKEN. BRITISH COMMAND ORGANISATION. ZONE OF THE UNBURIED DEAD. NARRATIVE OF “EYE-WITNESS. The Press Bureau last night issued the following descriptive account, which ...
... LOCK HOUSE EVACUATED. GERMAN OFFICIAL. Amsterdam. Tuesday. The communique issued in Berlin to-da* says:— In the sector of Sonchez-Arras the French artillery maintained almost uninter, nipted strong tire. In tie vicinity Neuville came hand-grenade fisditing ...
... Evacuation IVliracle Of Organisati By NORMAN RILEY ORITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS LANP I^ PORTS ALONG THE SOUTH-EAST | LAST NIGHT TOLD AN EPIC STORY OF EVACUATION OF A FLANDERS PORT. During yesterday and last night two h lay in the harbour,” a soldier told ...