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... after the war, but it can be said that as a result of the mission Britain and Russia are closer together than ever before. Not only is there full agreement on the prosecution of the war, but there is also agreement on the method by which the war shall ...
... the blockade in the present war situation is reflected Col. Soldan, military correspondent of the 'Voelkischer Beobachter.' official Nazi Party organ. He asks Whether can possibly happen again, as in the previous world war, that hunger, distress, and ...
... their men in training urns why they are fighting and keep them abreast of the events, policies ancl personalities a world war. The War Office think? that the ideal soldier of to-day should matcn up to Cromwell's famous definition the citizen soldier as ...
... of the Eqstem Front in the past, weeks, and Mr Churchill was certainly able to present a better account of that phase the world war than in the past. ...
... EX-KAISER DIES EXILE AT DOORN Signed Documents Which Began World War FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ' ex-Kaiser, who signed the fateful documents that led to the World War of 1914-18. died at Doom at 11.30 a.m. yesterday (says Reuter). He will be buried in the ...
... quickly exhausted. The idea of selling flags in the streets for various charities is generally accepted as starting during World War No. 1 (1914-18) and much money was raised during that period by these means The idea was soon abused and it was decided in ...
... followed his example in 1808. Fifty million men were con- scripted for World War No. 1. Great Britain adopted the system 1916 and the United States in 1917 immediately on entry into the war On the Continent ordinary times, conscription is general except in ...
... widely used by the British Cana dian, American and Chinese armies as a supplementary tank armament was invented during the World War one by an American officer, Capt. John Blish. The original included new self-oilino breq h to permit automatic firing great ...
... But ah overseas territories have played their part, and all from the moment that war began have made us in this countryfeel that we have true friends all over ths> world. War has given a new strength and meaning to Empire unity. We have been through dark ...
... agitated Italian adventure in Tripoli. he did not want a vast Italy- , Italy that could be and free. He advocated » into World War No. 1, on the » the Allies throwing his Socialis board. He founded the ment at Milan in 1919. His q{ m on Rome perfect examP ...
... present state of world inequality. We must win the struggle at any cost, Teitchi Suzukt, President of the Japanese Planning Board, told a National Service Association rally in Tokio yesterday. He predicted that the present world war would oe long. Denouncing ...