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... THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN The Evacuation of Lodz. THE story of the renewed advance of the German masses up the Vistula in the middle of November and of their rupture of the Russian line north of Lodz has been already sketched in the pages of THE SPHERE. The ...
... BRITAIN WELCOMES THE B.E.F. Ministering to the Welfare of Ihe Heroes of Flanders ESS? Z-- >aa iw--i _J-- IL v $8@£5&SI AT A BARN ADJOINING A STATION All the available villagers turned out to lend a willing hand in preparing meals for the hungry and thirsty ...
... With the quays packed with naval vessels lying moored three deep, further vessels continue to arrive full of troops from Flanders. These men are getting their first sight of England after withstanding almost superhuman hardships in their long battle ...
... SpOT ON THEIR WAY TO THE DOCKS DUNKIRK -THE HARBOUR THE PALL OF SMOKE OVER THE DOOMED CITY WAS CONTINUOUS THROUGHOUT THE EVACUATION AS THE ENEMY AIR FORCE AND LAND ARTILLERY SOUGHT TO ENCOMPASS THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ALLIES ON THEIR WAY TO THE BEACHES ...
... beaches of the Flanders coast, after a 90-mile march before the onrush of a mechanised monster, British and French-- 335,490 of them endured the ceaseless bombardment and bombing for days, until each individual s turn came for evacuation. The picture above ...
... TYPICAL SCENE ON A BRITISH ROAD It has been stated that, as a result of the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, a quantity of war material had to be left behind In Flanders. Despite this the roads of England seem to be humming with war activities of ...
... position in Flanders and Northern France may be summarised as follows: The enemy has fallen back towards the east. Our advanced guards have marched towards the Yser, and have everywhere found indications of a hurried retreat. The evacuation by the German ...
... and Horn THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN I AT GHENT: The Emperor acquired'Flanders as a result of his marriage with Mary, the daughter of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy and Count of Flanders. The Gentle Mary, as she was called, had succeeded to an inheritance ...
... in this connection it is interesting to' note the comments to me of another officer just back from Flanders. While I was there waiting to be evacuated, he said, we had only one day which was not perfect for attacking aircraft. That day there was lowish ...
... FLOODED BETUWE, the plain between the Lower Rhine and the Waal Drawing by W. G. Whitaker The British authorities have recently evacuated 5,000 people from the Betuwe to Belgium in ten days, thanks to excellent organisation. Flooding after the Germans had reached ...
... fall of Tournai is imminent. King Albert's victory on the anniversary of Jena and Hocbkirchen compelled the German evacuation of 1 Flanders. It had probably already been decided upon, but the defeat precipitated it. The advance of the j Allied forces was ...
... main tained an intermittent but destructive bombardment of Dunkirl and the neighbouring towns. For every reason the Genua: evacuation of the Flemish coast was welcomed, not only by th liberated population, but by the people of Britain and France. The German ...