... the same France whose Inept policy iand that of Britain) had put into his hand the key which unlocked the door to the Second World War. So from the disaster of the Rhineland can be traced in a straight line all the destruction and suthring which the present ...

... landed in This City January 26. 1942. At the foot of the column is the engraving. made in the form of a giant V - Second World War. A memorial feature of the occasion was the reading by Major General Russell P. Hartle, who commanded the first contingent ...

... after his own desires. The signing of that Pact opened the way for Hitler to attack in the west. It precipitated the Second World War. For that Stalin must answer to history. • • * ND through terror and tribula-21, tion the Red Army reached its destiny ...

... conspiratorial activity. The law (not Stalini demanded its penalty. You contend the pact with Germany precipitated the Second World War and for that Stalin must answer to history. The present war resulted directly from the Munich policy of our own Government ...

... Hitler claimed were th# prerogative of Germany. Britain contested that point of view, and because she challenged it the Second World War ensued. Now Russia is taking up a like refrain-- Eastern Europe Is her sphere of in-' ' fluence. and there must be no ...

... in the common cause it an excessive reticence were to prevent a general misunderstanding what Mitain has done in the Second World War, and within quit everyone will &este ,sassimmilliNll ...

... to the heroes of Anthem. He then stated that from L.O.L. No. 111 in the first World War 25 members saw service. In the second World War so far nine members were serving or had served. Paratrooper Singleton was the only one to represent 111 at Arnhem were ...

... business executives, Trade of Trade prosecuted Wm. J. Chittick. e liminated * in bright sunshine, and to compensate out the second World War as a ter- Union organisers and Church leaders. Mortal officer. first commanding a Carocroy, Lisburn. Large groups of ...

... ex- Service men. Both he and his wife were untiring in their service on the home front during the testing years of the Second World War. Their sons and daughters were in active service during those years, one son making the supreme sacrifice. Many who knew ...

... stationed in tacked strongly - and were soon in the has been seen on the Lisburn track. enjoyable ever arranged by the club second World War normal seasons were Wa his teed of the ball the three's of many a use am ma: . te w li o n n e the terson did a fine ...

... Similarly, if we ate all protein food (the woo M'Shavick was fined £l. with 12 search warrant was obtained and they in the Second World War, and was first prise at the initial attempt, choir tivities started in Dun- building food-meat. fish. and cheese) while ...

... sind Mr. A. N. Stevenson, the Chairman of the Lisburn I'rhan Council, will both lx* present. “Civil Delence during the Second World War. played a notable part, especially in those difficult years when the enemy’s attack fell most furiously upon us. We, ...