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... ROMMEL .tNNUAL r WOOL •-On Sunday last the annual s-nr.ons in connection with the Risnilry Wesleyan Sonolas School were prtschisl in the chapel by the Rrv. W. pool. Thene. gentleman disominsid in the afternoon from Daniel Stir chapter, L'ltril verses ...
... ROMMEL the story of Sergeant Jack Terry, D.C.M.. the only eye-witness account of one of the most gripping stories of the war I ...
... Rommel Mr. Atlloe Japan s Advantage 'The fact that the U.S. entered the war on our side determining the ultimate result of the war without a shadow of doubt, does not offset the immediate advantage Japan, which she enjoys by reason of her strategic position ...
... FOR ROMMEL VP MIR, / Five presents for Rommel from a British battery in Egypt ...
... ROMMEL WILL ...
... Rommel? It is presumed comment our Military Olveryert that for the present Rommel is with the army as it is unlikely that, from the point of view of prestige and morale, he would leave the army and go into Tunisia just yet. If, as seems probable, the ...
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... At Rommel VK7HILE General Auchinleck maintains his firm hold on the Allies’ ▼ » 40-mile line in the Western Desert, naval and air forces are giving him strong support with hammer-blows at Rommel’s supply bases and advanced airfields. On land—British harassing ...
... Rommel CLAY FTER the Rommel legend, the voice of Rommel! himself. It rings loud and clear in “The Rommel today by Collins at 25s.). Papers” (published The papers comprise Rommel's own graphic account of his battles and his personal pho phs ...
... on my side : one of the points in Rommel's favour was that he burned the order respecting commando troops, which Mr. Rose quotes in detail. Mr. Rose might at least pass that much on to his children. Admitted, Rommel did not go to the length of resigning ...
... nfortu n ately s to the Nile. fo c us, Rommel proved to be a commander of genius, and eventually Tobruk had to be surrendered to the enemy with a loss of 35.000 of our troops taken prisoner. This triumph raised Rommel high in Hitler' esteem, but he lost ...
... Rommel’s ONE PENNY ...