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... their country during the Second World War. It is devoted mainly to biology teaching, but also contains a physics laboratory and a large lecture room, and was opened by Sir William Penney in 1955. (Those who fell in the Second World War are also commemorated ...
... The pattern of war History of the Second World War, by B. H. Liddell Hart. Cassell, £5 ss. The main problem likely to be raised by this closely-reasoned book is who made the most mistakes in the Second World War —the Allies or the Axis? Sir Basil Liddell ...
... inherent in Mr Peter Kirk’s statement, France has known virtually unbroken defeat for a century and a half,” and that the Second World War is to be regarded as a French defeat. He quotes the occupation of Germany and Austria by the French Army, with the same ...
... Liddell Hart's History of the Second World War. In the field of military history there have been a number of notable books, of which the most outstanding is the late Sir Basil Liddell Hart’s History of the Second World War, which may well leave the reader ...
... Churchill’s Cabinets on the whole were a second eleven compared with those of Lloyd George. The admirals and generals in the Second World War were much superior to those in its predecessor. Abroad, the author finds much support in his contention, though where ...
... the economic nightmare and apparently, in those pre-Keynesian days, insoluble problem of unemployment. And, once the Second World War was out of the way, despite the inevitable temporary poverty and shortages caused by it, the social revolution that ...
... ' CLOTH QORMEUJL look which is emulated and adopted by most countries in the Western world. The economies of the Second World War, for instance, with the introduction of rationing and ...
... his sir-year-old daughter Mina. He has twice previously represented his country in London, both before and during the Second World War. His son is now studying medicine at Middlesex Hospital. ...
... Shad Thames, SEI (071- 4076261). F.H.K. Henrion: 1914-90. Retrospective for the graphic designer who died last year. Second World War posters, assignments for Punch, logos for the National Theatre & Girobank. Until June 23. Tues-Sun 11.30am-6.30pm. £2 ...
... TVE CONDITIONS EXIST. A MONUMENT TO A RUSSIAN GIRL EXECUTED BY THE GERMANS IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR AFTER SHE HAD DESTROYED A GERMAN MILITARY INSTALLATION. ■ ...
... Lord since 1962, Admiral Grctton was born in 1912 and educated at Roper’s Preparatory School and Dartmouth. During the Second World War, he was mentioned in despatches and won the 0.8. E. and the D.S.O. and two Bars becoming Reai- Admiral in 1958. I • ;^L ...
... —has been appointed the official historian of the part played by Britain in the French resistance movement during the Second World War. He warned that his book will differ from accounts already published, and might shock certain Service chiefs and politicians ...