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... LETTER ND ° N ' Priday Of n enters the sixth year - World War for ? h been responsible with!Ser h« pe of victory, and only a S beS? P getting the armies are irre? Pari acsu °ied. the fail in SOme ikling could the Ger «ian Press and , P re ParaU'ons ...
... radio commentator, said last night. To-day the war has entered its decisive phase. Today it war all over the world. With the opening of the Russian offensive and the naval battles the Pacific' world war number two is rising to its full ...
... tor 12 miles, with Canadians. British* and Australians in the van. was the decisive rum which led to the end of the first world war.— Reuter. ...
... the Supreme Command of the S.A., held the German Order of Merit, awarded in the first world war, the Golden Badge of the Nazi Party and the Gold Cross awarded in this war on the Eastern Front.—Reuter. ...
... last night during a broadcast by Archduke Joseph, who commanded the Austro- Hungaiian troops en the Eastern front in the world war. • The Archduke had just declared in this struggle there can only victory annihilation when the speech was interrupted ...
... soldiers, a Reel Cross convales* cent home. iSeei , Notes of thei Day). General de Costelnau, defender Lorraine in the first world war, on Saturday, aged 93, says Vichy Radio.—Renter. ...
... Mr W. A. Wilkins and War's Lessons Speaking at Ashton Gate School, in Bristol South, Councillor Wilkins, the prospective mentary Labour candidate, -The outstanding lesson 0 second world war that there can be no security for nations against aggression ...
... highest rate since tire 'commencement of the first world war and a 100-per-cent. increase in the five years preceding the present war. Bristol's death-rate shewed rise in 1940-41 due to civilian- war S i.t ] ' * Other interesting facts disclosed by the ...
... decided to go to Canada. He . quickly procured employment with the Grand Trunk Railway at Brockville, Ont. At the outbreak oi World War One he was called to the Colotus, serving -overseas wUh the Rifle Brigade. Mr Harrison was honourably discharged from the ...
... few weeks. This concern may lead to the issue of a new appeal to neutrals not to give sanctuary to men who have led the world into war. Suclf an appeal would be directed particularly to Spain and Argentina, because of their lmks with the Nazi Government ...
... Ministers lor War Police, and Communications. As to Bulgaria, whose armistice delegates are waiting to be given The Allied terms, Moscow's Star' said yesterday that Bulgarian interests demanded that she should actively participate the war against Germany ...
... vinced that Germany will lose the war before the year is out. •was the statement made to a corresi>ondent wounded German N.C.0., brought in U.S. paratroops German radio stated last night that British and American war prisoners are to employed the restoration ...