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... the last two. These facts, together with bis long and varied career, qualify him for writing The British Navies in the Second World War (Longmans ; 215.), though it soon becomes obvious that so vast a subject demands a much bigger canvas than one volume ...
... designed as a companion piece to The Lord of the Hunt. The Prince of the Gael was started in 1936, but was stopped by the Second World War. In 1946, her Majesty the Queen, with f^r- WINDING WOOL FROM THE SPOOLS ON TO BOBBINS AN APPRENTICE AT WORK J SHOWING ...
... Victory is for Portsmouth, and would serve as the noblest memorial possible to imagine to those who fell at sea in the Second World War. This scheme for London's Trafalgar ship is idea which fires the imagination, and the lofty spars of the ship seen from ...
... of the year 1943. I still hoped that the liberation of Eastern Europe would be accomplished and that the result of the Second World War would be a Europe which, if not united, would nevertheless have a certain cohesion. But the fate of Poland, which soon ...
... Regiment, making, with the French troops, some 4000 men. Brigadier Nicholson was captured. {Universal.) which led up to the Second World War, Bullitt of Paris and Kennedy of London became President Roosevelt’s key Ambassadors.” Succeeding articles deal with ...
... Admiralty in 1935 and converted into a minesweeper. This 627-ton ship was fully employed in her task from the outbreak of the Second World War, but eventually hit a German mine in December. 1940, and sank. The seventh Amethyst whose exploit in July this year, ...
... have been of Interest to Lord Alanbrooke, having served as C.I.G.S. under the leadership of Mr. Churchill throughout the Second World War, to reflect that Britain’s great war Premier had himself taken part in this battle of the last century. As a young man ...
... the Regiment in York Minster, at which a book of honour containing the names of 1200 officers and men who fell in the Second World War was presented for preservation in the Regimental chapel in THE duchess of Gloucester with her regiment : H.R.H the Minster ...
... First World reported that their troops had entirely cleared the southern shore of Lake Balaton War predicted that in any second world war the decisive battle of the Eastern Front of the enemy. Meanwhile, on their right flank o'ther Soviet armies were steadily ...
... Sydney, as the MEN BAKED THEIR HEADS WHEN PASSING THE CENOTAPH, which was compi.etely covered by flowers COMMANDOS OF FHE SECOND WORLD WAR M ****** ‘ r ' **' * '''* * ' ',fl v fcwilltiL ifljv * '.,' . in* Britain. Major Oak, famous tree undated with Robin ...
... fell in action, are the foremost of the many responsibilities which the British Legion has undertaken since 1921. The second World War has added materially to this great work. Annual expenditure is rapidly increasing, and appeal is earnestly made for ...
... which thousands of volunteers travelled to the Spanish front. Now he has emerged as one of the outstanding figures of the Second World War. An ardent internationalist, he fights first’ for the liberation of Yugoslavia, but always with the slogan : Freedom ...