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Pagina 290
... officers were in transit and would soon be off . This lasted for months . George and his party left after a couple of nights , greatly re- freshed by contacts with many very fine officers undergoing this inhuman and unfair treatment ...
... officers were in transit and would soon be off . This lasted for months . George and his party left after a couple of nights , greatly re- freshed by contacts with many very fine officers undergoing this inhuman and unfair treatment ...
Pagina 294
... officers in England . von Flotow was the nearest approach to a gentleman that George met among German prisoner - of - war staffs . Old He next found himself in a large timbered building populated mostly by ex - Dunkirk officers . He was ...
... officers in England . von Flotow was the nearest approach to a gentleman that George met among German prisoner - of - war staffs . Old He next found himself in a large timbered building populated mostly by ex - Dunkirk officers . He was ...
Pagina 391
... Officers began their careers by being cashiered . The notable exception was Major- General Sir Denis Pack , whose grand- son was my friend and neighbour for many years . It was from him that I learned much of interest concerning his ...
... Officers began their careers by being cashiered . The notable exception was Major- General Sir Denis Pack , whose grand- son was my friend and neighbour for many years . It was from him that I learned much of interest concerning his ...
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