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... early yesterday morning. We have to ask ourselves why we have the atom bomb and the H bomb today. The reason is the second world war, and this occurred because the League of Nations was destroyed when its members refused to carry out the pledges they ...
... million fewer people in the country. Compared with 1938 (which had the lowest standardised mortality of any year before the second world war) the mortality index at all ages showed a 20 per cent. decline. The birth-rate (17.8), although lower than in 1947 (20 ...
... The effect of this has been to prevent the British exporter from building up his business to the level of before the second World War. WILLATT tant export items for the British silverware industry. Mr. Costigan showed me a memorandum submitted to thi ...
... It is a story of human problems confronting American airmen based !n Britain for daylight bombing missions during the Second World War. ...
... an American organisation whose 375,000 members are the wives or widows of Servicemen who fought during the first and second world wars on foreign soil. ...
... British CJmrnonwealth owes General Smuts an incalculable debt for the way in which he assumed power at the outbreak of the Second World War, when the question of South African participation was in the balance. and took her along the path of duty and honour ...
... it is from a German that Lord Wavell received one of his most striking tributes—General Keitel, who just before the Second World War wrote of Wavell : In the British Army there is only one good general, but he is incomparably good. General Wavell may ...
... Disappointment IN the Second World War he war. at first in command of our forces in the Middle East. Armies under his charge in three months drove numerically superior enemy farces from Egypt. Kenya and the Sudan. His strategy also played a great part ...
... RIVER PLATE HERO DIES Admi. Sir Henry Harwood, hero of the first major sea battle of the second World War—the battle of the River Plate—has died at Goring-on-Thames. Sir Henry. who was 62. was in command of the cruiser squadron which routed the German ...
... defeated enemies like Germany and Japan with all the horrors they inflicted on humanity, he would have been told It is the second World War we are discussing, not the First. The world will not be had for suckers twice in a lifetime. by M. INWOOD D D eek. ulles ...
... in Tokyo harbour, standing with hands in khaki slacks and battered, gold-encrusted cap on head. Since the end of the Second World War MacArthur the legendary general has become MacArthur the legendary god. While the once-divine Emperor Hirohito, on M ...
... team of pathologists from St. Mary's Hospital who were trying to understand the details of wound sepsis. During the second world war he made outstanding advances '..i the treatment of burns. We are proud that he made his headquarters in our city. His ...