Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251,Nummer 1519William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Pagina 324
... heavy bombing offensive was the essential preliminary to a successful invasion of Europe . That it would be resumed at the earliest possible oppor- tunity , he promised the House of Commons on 4th March . Another reason for public ...
... heavy bombing offensive was the essential preliminary to a successful invasion of Europe . That it would be resumed at the earliest possible oppor- tunity , he promised the House of Commons on 4th March . Another reason for public ...
Pagina 327
... heavy bombs or carrying very heavy loads . We never deceived ourselves , however , to the same extent as the German public apparently did about the damage caused in London . On 11th December 1940 , for instance , the German radio made ...
... heavy bombs or carrying very heavy loads . We never deceived ourselves , however , to the same extent as the German public apparently did about the damage caused in London . On 11th December 1940 , for instance , the German radio made ...
Pagina 329
... heavy bomb spread destruction over an area of 75,000 square yards , and to the east of the same area another destroyed buildings covering 6000 square yards . In the main city area , buildings cover- ing 16,000 square yards were partly ...
... heavy bomb spread destruction over an area of 75,000 square yards , and to the east of the same area another destroyed buildings covering 6000 square yards . In the main city area , buildings cover- ing 16,000 square yards were partly ...
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