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... BERLIN, Tuesday.—The following special announcement by the German High Command was issued this evening :— The fortress of Dunkirk has been taken after fierce fighting. Forty thousand prisoners and booty which cannot yet be estimated have fallen into our ...
... The destroyers are the Navy’s utility craft. Nothing comes amiss to them. Let nope that full details of their work in the Dunkirk evacuation will be told by someone able to do justice to such a story. a friend’s book of cuttings, dating from the last war ...
... Channel are being foiled by German air attacks against those Channel ports which are still in the enemy’s hands. The Port of Dunkirk was destroyed by fire No important events the Southern Front.—Reuter. B.E.F. NOT BEATEN. HOW THEY HELP FRANCE ...
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... forty-eight hours at his home-. Special leave is to granted to all ranks of tbs Royal Navy who took part iii the evacuation Dunkirk- ...
... works were successfully bombed. R.A.F. BAG 169 NAZI PLANES IN THREE DAYS. three days of continuous air liattles over the Dunkirk beaches, British fighter pilots accounted for 169 enemy ’planes, losing themselves 37 Friday’s total was 56. On Saturday 78 ...
... R.A.F. BEAT NAZI AIR FORCE (By arrangement with Daily Telegraph.) THE FULL DRAMATIC STORY OF THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION, A MIRACLE OF DELIVERANCE, FOLLOWING A COLOSSAL MILITARY DEFEAT, WAS RELATED BY THE PRIME MINISTER TO A TENSELY ATTENTIVE HOUSE OF ...
... them, killing the child. GO TO IT ! “A MIRACLE OF DELIVERANCE 335,000 B.E.F. AND FRENCH EVACUATED MR. CHURCHILL'S STORY OF DUNKIRK In the British Howe rf Commons Tuesuav the I’rirt.e Minister, Mr, Winston Churchih, revealed in his promised that, bv hat ...
... is a bright as well as a dark side to the war picture. The successful evacuation of 335,000 British and French troops from Dunkirk notwithstanding all the enemy's efforts was an achievement of which the nation has a right to be proud. It could not have ...
... swimmers to reach the ships—lt seldom calm In the Channel. We have read of a thick thunder cloud hanging only 500 feet above the Dunkirk quays, ' which screened our boys from the bombers. A kindly wind gathered a mantle of smoke and spread it above the beaches ...
... which cur tanks to support every infantry attack, the German soldier of to-day is physi- and that there mightcome away from Dunkirk. That feeling tle danger that ought to be maintained. If there are - infantry would come to feel that they people in Britain ...
... streets near the railway lines to pay their tribute the tired but cheerful fighting men. The stream of troops evacuated from Dunkirk had continued at full flow throughout the night. Several rompemee of French regiment marched off the landing quay with military ...