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... village people had come up to them on the quiet and said, ‘We don’t want to fight and we know you don’t want to fight. Adolf Hitler knows we don’t want to fight. Who ever got anything out of a war?’ So we know the ordinary people in Germany don’t want ...
... was not yet finished. He joined the Special Constabulary and rose to the rank of inspector. 8 When the new Germany under Adolf Hitler tried to redeem its losses in the First World War, Walter Wilson was soon back in the slate-blue uniform of the Royal Air ...
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... attempt to assassinate the Fuhrer. Although he was present when the bomb went off and several of his staff were killed, Adolf Hitler emerged unscathed. THE PLOT TO KILL HITLER ITV, 11.30 PM BRUCE Ford comes from a long line of cowboys and isa legend in ...
... SUNDAY ON the 50th anniversag'AOf Adolf Hitler’s suicide in his bunker, HITLER'S DEATH: THE FINAL REPORT chronicles the final ds:‘ys of the Fuhrer’s life and provides a definitive account of how he died. In February 1946, nine months after the end of ...
... the present and in the future. “Mark you, democratic Germany is a vastly different Germany l};om that of Kaiser Bill and Adolf Hitler. Today the great mass of its reoplc are very much akin to our own - pcace-lovinf, home-loving, friendly and hard working ...
... rise to powet nd ¢ ime. All of the fami les are truly fascinating and their Places on the six illustrated talks 1 close Adolf Hitler and Diana Oswald Mc Iv. leader Deborah the 1s now the Duchess of What a famil t the Arm rrobably the best known Rerver ...
... liberties were threatened was by the leader of a would be European Super State, a famous Austrian animal lover and vegetarian, Adolf Hitler. Only in times of great despair can sentimentality be seen as a virtue. Foxhunting is the thin end of the wedge, next comes ...