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Pagina 228
... side of the track . At this station more trucks were added to our train . They were steel goods trucks , and were packed with Japanese sick and wounded from Burma . I suppose most of us were pretty hard cases after being so long ...
... side of the track . At this station more trucks were added to our train . They were steel goods trucks , and were packed with Japanese sick and wounded from Burma . I suppose most of us were pretty hard cases after being so long ...
Pagina 257
... side of freedom - and in some cases went to gaol for it . Another favourable side of Sweden must be stressed - the humanitarian one . Count Greve Bernadotte and his many helpers in the Swedish Red Cross - yes , and many other charitable ...
... side of freedom - and in some cases went to gaol for it . Another favourable side of Sweden must be stressed - the humanitarian one . Count Greve Bernadotte and his many helpers in the Swedish Red Cross - yes , and many other charitable ...
Pagina 37
... side and 80 save themselves labour . There were gullies twenty feet deep to be crossed , and , after flying at what seemed a breakneck speed over them , rocking from side to side , the Mem heaved a sigh of thankfulness on leaving that ...
... side and 80 save themselves labour . There were gullies twenty feet deep to be crossed , and , after flying at what seemed a breakneck speed over them , rocking from side to side , the Mem heaved a sigh of thankfulness on leaving that ...
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aircraft anchor Anzio appeared army arrived asked began Beja Berbera BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE blue boat bombs Brezna British Byng camel camp Captain Lyon carried cigale coast Commandant crew dark deck enemy English Falstaff Father Dunn feet fire French Fyzabad Gammon bomb George German Gibraltar Gogra Gogra Ji Griper guns hands harbour head hoopoe hundred island Italian Japanese Jimmie Crane Jungli knew land later Lavallette light looked Lough Sheelin mahout MAXALDING miles morning moved naval never night officers once party passed patrol PETER CAREW plane Pogenau ponies port prisoners reached Repulse Bay river road round sailed seemed ship Sibu side soldiers soon Southampton Island streets tent theatre thing thought tion told took train troops trucks turned village waiting walked watch wounded yards