Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251,Nummer 1519William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Pagina 328
... effect on German morale . Nothing has impressed the population of Hamburg so much as the destruction effected by a single large bomb in the Deutsche Werft . There and elsewhere widespread apprehension has been caused by these powerful ...
... effect on German morale . Nothing has impressed the population of Hamburg so much as the destruction effected by a single large bomb in the Deutsche Werft . There and elsewhere widespread apprehension has been caused by these powerful ...
Pagina 330
... effect upon Germany's war effort . By interfering with shipbuilding , on the one hand , and with transport on the other , they have helped to ease the pressure on our own shipping in the battle of the Atlantic and on our Russian Ally's ...
... effect upon Germany's war effort . By interfering with shipbuilding , on the one hand , and with transport on the other , they have helped to ease the pressure on our own shipping in the battle of the Atlantic and on our Russian Ally's ...
Pagina 331
... effect in causing damage , disorganisation , and loss of morale . The effect will be cumulative if the raiding continues on the increasing and relentless scale which Mr Churchill promised in his speech at the County Hall on 14th July ...
... effect in causing damage , disorganisation , and loss of morale . The effect will be cumulative if the raiding continues on the increasing and relentless scale which Mr Churchill promised in his speech at the County Hall on 14th July ...
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