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... Books THE SECOND WORLD WAR Mr, E. L. Hasluck's notable volume i Hundreds of books have been written about the war of 1939-45, and it probable that hundreds more will be written even in the lifetime of the present generation. Most of the books already ...
... Gleanings from It Town & Country terian Church who served in the Second World War. A target of £l,OOO has been fixed for this purpose. The ancient building concerned was erected in 1722 Second Armagh Presbyterian Church, and as such was cradla of Pre ...
... After Ten Years In survey, however brief, of the decade since the second world war began can wcj ignore the irony of Poland's fate. Although the shadow ot coming events had already revealed itself in Austria and Czechoslovakia, it was in defence of Poland ...
... WINSTON CHURCHILL'S THE SECOND WORLD WAR.” Volume. Publication date—OCTOBER -Ith. Orders now being Booked, WM. MULLAN & SON, LTD., Booksellers. BELFAST. PRICE, per Post, 25/y. ...
... averaged nearly 95 merchant ships per month, compared with 41 per month in the second world war. The difference in the rates ot loss the more remarkable as in the second world war U-boats had a far greater operational range, and almost from the outset were ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES “THEIR DAY” WEONKBDAT, SEPT. Sid. THE Second of the Declaration the Second World War, ...
... granted them,” it was stated. were dealing with cases of desertion in the 1914- 18 war right up to the beginning of the second world war in 1939. ...
... LINEN HALL LIBRARY At a meeting the Governors held yesterday, the following books were ordered;--Cooper (Duff). The Second World War: Hinkson (Pamela). Irish Gold: Milne (A. A). It’s Too Late Now: Nicho'i (Beverley). Green Grows the City; Sandman (C.) ...
... to express to the people Britain not only the admiration aroused in them by the conduct of the British people in the second world war, hut also as a token of their profound faith that the moral heroism that ...
... al Viscount I A'anbrooke will be the guest of honour. Ix>rd Alanbrooke, one of the architects allied victory in the •second world war, Is uncle Sir Basil Brooke, Ulster Prime Minister. An address will be delivered at' the annual meeting by the president ...
... WAR Uncle Shylock. We changed it to Uncle Sam and said. ‘Never again.’ “How many of us will say Never again after this second world war? Shall it be never again to joining in seeking world peace, or never again to living alone on an island of false security ...
... thus likely to be the first European country completely to abolish food rationing since its establishment during the second World War. At present the only Items still mentioned on the ration cardsbut available also on the free market—are butter, sugar ...