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... Irish Links With Dunkirk HOn far foreign fte:ds from Dunkirk to Be grade I Lie the so.dters and chiefs of the Irish Brigade THE Irish Brigade (although broken 1 up during the French Revolution) had remarkable associations with Dunkirk. and Irishmen nobly ...
... PARACHUTIST ON BEACH AT DUNKIRK-KILLED 211 . _ Four French soldiers, 21 of whose c.unrades were killed in a party by a German arachutist on the beach at Dunkirk, arrived at a south coast town on Monday with other French troops. One of them said: We were ...
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... OF THE 3UNEB DUNKIRK itself is of considerabk. historic interest. It owes 3 origin. it is said, to the church built by St. Eioi in th- 7th century. This building. taised in the midst of dreary and featureless sandhills, was called Dunkirk—the Church of ...
... OIARARAS OF DUNKIRK to the Revolution in France various O'Meara' were officers there in the Irish Tkigade, from the rank of sub-lieutenant to that of colonel. Many also were Chevaliers of St. Louis, and M. de la Ponce specifies four as born at Dunkirk from 1752 ...
... broadcast, replying to Mr. Churchill's speech oa the. action taken by the British Fleet at Oran, declared: To the epic of Dunkirk Churchill replied by assassinating the Dunkerque. M. Provoust reproached the British Government with having presented a brutal ...
... DESTITUTE OF DEFENCE THE Duke a York described Dunkirk as being destitute of any real defence againt his force of over 35.000 THOS. JOHNSON & SONS LTD., ...
... never said there was no sugar in England, or that the people there were starving. The soldiers asked him what he thought of Dunkirk. and he said it could not be helped, that it was a good enough performance on the part of the British Navy in getting the ...
... R.A.F.'s DAYI.IGHT .RAfig, ON GERMAN COASTAL BASES Daylight raids on Calais, OStepci.' Dunkirk and Veere were carried out on Monday afternoon by medium bombers of the Royal Air Force, states the Air Ministry. At Veere. on the Dutch island of Walcheren ...
... French y and three French Generals arrived at a south-east coast port of Britain yesterday with French troops evacuated from Dunkirk. They travelled - to visit the Admiralty and II ti 07. 41% . . ...
... the week ended June 23. when the total was 209,984 tons, but these included the loss of ships daring the evacuation from Dunkirk. ...
... THE ENGLISH SIDE OF THE CHANNEL AS THE GREATEST BOMBARDMENT OF THE WAR. A GREAT OIL FIRE STARTED AT BOULOGNE, MANY MORE AT DUNKIRK. THERE WERE REPEATED ONSLAUGHTS ON OSTEND, WHILE CALAIS HARBOUR TOOK A TERRIFIC BATTERING DURING DIVE ATTACKS THROUGH A STORM ...