... AA/hat is going behind the sti curtain in Austria ai Hungary The Russia have not made Westt war correspondents v come in these zoa so that a consideral amount of speculati is, perhaps, juslia The pictures reprodut on this page set out! explain a little but a a little of what is n taking place within I Russian zones in th two countries A CEREMONIAL PARADE BY THE RED ARMY IN VIENNA Only on set ...

... As with most of the capitals of Europe, so with the city of Tokyo. It is said that the Japs were on the point of surrender even before the launching of the atomic bomb, so shattered were many of their chief centres of production, in cluding the capital itself. These pictures would rather seem to lend colour to that view. The desola tion depicted here was, of course, only a foretaste of what ...

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... Their dearest wishes both the same are Centred on a brand-neiv Braemar. Now friendship's firm foundations rock Joan's got the only one in stock. Braemar Utility cardigans and jerseys are in classical designs and six lovely colours. Everyone's after this 'utility with a difference.' So don't be down-hearted if you y have to wait for your Braemar, and please don't write to the makers for it. ...

... I |8i The advance into German is proceeding so rapidly, an along so many differer. routes, that it is difficult t keep up with the Allie armies The pictures repro duced here (and on othe pages in the present issue have reached London durin the past few days. Theyi show scenes in what is noi the most devastated countr in the whole of Europe where the efforts of our air men and other branches o ...

... ON THE ROAD BETWEEN AACHEN AND COLOGNE. This is what Adolf Hitler demanded from his faithful Germans a few years before the war. The pic tures reproduced here show in very small part how his promise has been redeemed. With Germany devastated on every hand, the German people must now realise that the good years, when they could ravage everybody else's lands and pos sessions, are now over and ...

... IT is easy to laugh at the Werewolves. The idea of a people taking its cue from vampire human animals of medieval folklore in order to visit twentieth-century vengeance, has its comic side. It is when we place Bormann's exhortation beside the long history of German secret execution societies, the like of which no other nation has written, that Werewolves are stripped of their skins and shown ...

... Before the attack across the Rhine could be attempted, an immense volume of supplies had to be conveyed across Belgium and the River Maas to be piled up behind the Wesel bridgehead. Day after day, and all through the night, long supply columns of all kinds of transport brought the guns, shells, all kinds of ammunition, timber, food and medi cal supplies, repair p^rts, all the mechanised ...

... A SCENE IN BRUSSELS The British Army, on leave in the Belgian capital, decide to see a football match. These British soldiers got 48 hours' leave. They dashed to Brussels and decided to go to a football match. But here they encountered an unexpected difficulty there is a shortage of transport in- the capital of Belgium, and the trams were packed like tins of sardines, with a hanging annexe for ...

... CTarly in December 1944 the French in Alsace reported that they had destroyed a number of a new and improved German tanlv This was the Royal Tiger, successor to the formidable Tiger already known to our armies on the Continent. The specimens knocked out in November were found to bear dates as late as November 15, thus indicating that they were going into service almost straight from the ...

... THE SCENE ON THE AIRFIELD AT SPEKE, NEAR LIVERPOOL One hundred and forty-five first-line aircraft of the U.S. Eighth and Ninth Air Forces parked in a dispersal area awaiting processing for re-deployment to the U.S. and, eventually, service in the Pacific war zone. None of these aircraft have flown more than 100 combat hours, and they still carry their guns and bomb-racks EACH WHITE DISC ...

... SEWELL OF RADLEY.-- In two-years time Radley College will celebrate its centenary. On August 17, 1847, this now famous public school (which has this year again won the Ladies' Plate, over Eton and all other rowing schools) started its existence, with three boys and great expectations, under that extraordinary pioneer and educational planner Sewell of Exeter. Who was this famous, for ...