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... fell in action, are the loremost of the many responsibilities which the British Legion has under taken since 1921. The second World War has added materially to this great work. Annual expenditure is rapidly increasing, and an appeal is earnestly made for ...
... severe bomb damage. St. Andrew's, which has been a symbol of the city's life for over 500 years, was left a shell by the Second World War. Between destruction and reconstruction it became a garden church, with flowers blooming and garden seats set out by ...
... high-level bombers on the run up to their targets. It would be their task to protect a whole fleet. THE BATTLESHIP OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR MAY GIVE PLACE TO A TYPE DESIGNED FOR A MORE DEFENSIVE ROLE-- A DIAGRAMMATIC SKETCH SHOWING AIRCRAFT ARMAMENT WHICH MAY ...
... fell in action, are tin foremost of the many responsibilities which the British Legion*has under taken since 192 1. The second World War has added materially to this great work. Annual expenditure is rapidly increasing, and an appeal is earnestly made for ...
... fell in action, are the foremost of the many responsibilities which the British Legion has under taken since 192 1. The second World War has added materially to this great work. Annual expenditure is rapidly increasing, and an appeal is earnestly made for ...
... thoughts of mine. The Churchill Broadcast. The twenty fifth anniversary of March 21, 1918, proved a notable date for the second World War. On that date Hitler and Churchill addressed their peoples in broadcast and Mont gomery began his assault on Mareth. ...
... protests. But what are the facts The Grand National was first run in 1839. With the exception of the break during the Second World War, from 1941 to 1945 inclusive, it has been run ever since. (It is true that three of the races during the First World ...
... emerged from the canopy I was gratified to see the startled faces in the other small ships berthed alongside. During the Second World War the possibility of air raids at any time put a damper on Christmas celebrations in most ships in harbour in Home waters ...
... through the neighbouring countryside. Naturalised as a British subject in 1915, Henry James died in Chelsea in 1916! In the Second World War, the garden house at Rye was blitzed and demolished. The rest of Lamb House is now National Trust property and one or ...