The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 7
... Allies , while Admiral Darlan , who was in North Africa himself and therefore less amenable to German pressure , offered his services to General Giraud and , in his capacity as Vice - President of French North Africa , secured the ...
... Allies , while Admiral Darlan , who was in North Africa himself and therefore less amenable to German pressure , offered his services to General Giraud and , in his capacity as Vice - President of French North Africa , secured the ...
Pagina 149
... Allies will become apparent as soon as the defeat of the enemy has been accomplished . Some are foreshadowed even now . To overcome them , or at least to avert a fatal rupture , it is necessary to discern and to under- stand them ...
... Allies will become apparent as soon as the defeat of the enemy has been accomplished . Some are foreshadowed even now . To overcome them , or at least to avert a fatal rupture , it is necessary to discern and to under- stand them ...
Pagina 151
... Allied right flank ( if the line extending from Belgium through Italy to Macedonia be regarded as one front ) was left , as it were , hanging in the air . Never- theless , relatively light as the blow was , which the Allies dealt in ...
... Allied right flank ( if the line extending from Belgium through Italy to Macedonia be regarded as one front ) was left , as it were , hanging in the air . Never- theless , relatively light as the blow was , which the Allies dealt in ...
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