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... AND HIS DOG (Harrap. 1 6s.) Heroes of this adventure are Jan, a Czech refugee who joined the French Air Force in the Second World War as an air gunner, and the motherless Alsatian pup he discovered during his wanderings after being shot down over Germany ...
... tribulations and humiliations of the occupation are brought into sharp relief in two new books about life in France in the Second World War. Ninetta Jucker's CURFEW IN PARIS (Hogarth Press. 21s.) shows the extent to which the French capital was cut off from ...
... work, Mezzrow as a clarinettist. In 1945 Mezz set up one of the most famous record labels to have been born since the second world war-- King Jazz. The abridged story of these memorable sessions is told by him in person between the tracks of two moving ...
... reminiscences with COMMODORE (Angus and Robertson. 30s.). This part of Sir James's story centres particularly on the Second World War, when the author made sixty-five voyages in the big ships, carrying in all half a million troops to and from the war ...
... West rendered much valuable aid to Allied airmen and the Allied cause. For a long time to come, personal records of the Second World War in every theatre will continue to add to the literature of that vast conflict. Lieut.-Colonel Balfour Oatts's THE JUNGLE ...
... are blasphemous, they are mockeries to man the black, dying trees ooze and sweat and the shells never cease During the Second World War his imagery was drawn primarily from the machines, not the men, but the intensity of his vision was even more acute than ...
... cross, with trends and styles passing from one to the other in a variety of ways by a variety of routes. Because the Second World War was in truth world-wide it was basically a naval war. The Allied navies carried the Allied armies across the seas to ...
... into countries where gold is at a premium. Donald E. Fish, after four years with M.I. 5 on aircraft sabotage during the Second World War, has played a leading part in fighting the new crime wave. AIRLINE DETECTIVE (Collins. 21s.) is a fascinating record ...
... events. He could not have made a better beginning to his trilogy. It is a strange fact that the Nazi who sought to end the Second World War should have been the longest incarcerated for crimes against peace; but that has been the fate of Hitler's deputy leader ...
... e painting. In the late thirties her interests changed. when she opened an avant garde gallery in London; during the Second World War she realised her vision and in New York she fostered what is now accepted as the formidable new American school. Peggy ...
... in this well-reasoned book; but the fact remains, says Professor Falls, sea power was still the decisive factor in the Second World War. We must never forget that even the bomber offensive against Germany was wholly dependent upon oil, every drop of which ...
... in South Africa. His account of the plot to force General Smuts into a declaration of neutrality at the start of the Second World War will be an eye-opener to those who are apt to forget that it is not yet half a century since the close of the South African ...