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... sewed the costumes, arranged props and lighting, but improvised and rehearsed two other plays Brecht's Schweyk In The Second World War (in English) and An- ouilh's Antigone (in Welsh). They toured two of them the Brecht to Builth Wells, the Anouilh ...
... with deep feeling, and the chapters on the Kaiser's Army are perhaps the most significant in the whole book. During the Second World War Mr. Westman, long since a refugee from Hitler's Germany, worked on the allied side, later returning to Harley Street ...
... helps the book to avoid turgidity, the bane of memoirs-writers. And it will be of use as another piece in the jigsaw of Second World War history. One hopes he is preparing his later Memoirs as Minister of External Affairs. BOOK REVIEW ...
... 1967. Charles Wood's Dingo appeared to give us all a fresh insight into the mind of the average serviceman during the second world war, grisly perhaps but trimly valid. That Oh What a Lovely War really said it all four years earlier, albeit in context ...
... current tidal wave of books, articles, television series and cinema films all cashing in on nostalgia for Britain in the Second World War, it seems thin. One might therefore find a number of ironies in the premiere of a play based on a Battle of Britain ...
... both of outstanding interesj. both in the final analysis stories of disaster, and bota vital to the final record of the Second World war- Leon Wolff's LOW-LEVEL MISSION (Longmans. 1 is an account of the Ploesti raids by the American Air Force in August 1943 ...
... with its own undoubted character. Throughout military history colourful free-lance warriors have been plentiful. The Second World War was no exception, with perhaps Wingate and Popski vieing with Vinegar Joe Stilwell for the prize. In WARRIORS ON WHEELS ...
... compelling drama centres around a family torn apart by a court case, resulting from the deaths of 2 1 air pilots during the Second World War after defective engines were deliberately installed in aircraft. For more than three years the family has lived in the ...
... and thereafter the flow of guide-books was unceasing, covering in time the greater part of the civilised world. The Second World War was a severe blow to Baedeker s, but now, with rapidly reviving Hamburg as its headquarters, the guide books are appearing ...
... production comes complete with the original prologue, in which two communes, in the Soviet Union of immediately after the Second World War, rationally debate whether a piece ot land, traditionally usea ior goat farming, would be better employed in fruit ...
... 1943, was an able diplomat who served his country well. He was deeply in volved in those agonising months before the Second World War when Britain made a pact at Munich and the Nazi-Soviet Treaty was nego tiated by Ribbentrop. They were appalling events ...
... Monte Cassino could not he ignored by the allies forging their way northward through Italy in the closing years of the Second World War. It was the key to the whole defensive system guarding the route to Rome. In the final count 50,000 casualties, Allied ...