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... fantastic and wicked faith that their ruthless actions spring. To that faith we oppose another. What held us in the dark hour of Dunkirk and turned disaster into glory was our faith. Faith in ourselves, in the destiny of the British people. Faith in our cause ...

... Nwrl raiders In London recently. and who met her future husband for the first time following his successful evacuation from Dunkirk. was married at Holvwell Registry Office on Wednesday last. She was Miss Jean Saunders, formerly of London. and her bridegroom ...

... represented in all branches and in all parts of the world. A large number of them came safely through the evacuations at Dunkirk, Bou7ogne and Bordeaux. It was decided that in addition to the permanent. officials, who are the Rector (Rev. H. Williams) ...

... Mrs. Boyle and the late Mr. Edward Beedles, of 4, Bank Place, Holywell. The bridegroom, who was successfully evacuated from Dunkirk, joined the Army before the outbreak of war, and previously he was on the County Surveyor's staff at Mold. He is the son of ...