Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 81
... usual sources of news that the officer who met us was unaware of this , and looked with a faint surprise at the newspapers we produced in evidence . Once on the soil of conquered Germany we stretched our limbs thankfully , for a Service ...
... usual sources of news that the officer who met us was unaware of this , and looked with a faint surprise at the newspapers we produced in evidence . Once on the soil of conquered Germany we stretched our limbs thankfully , for a Service ...
Pagina 230
... usual inquiries after their officers by men of various units . Officers moved up to talk to their men through the bars ; but unfortunately Shimozo arrived at that very moment , and an officer was beaten up , so we had to postpone any ...
... usual inquiries after their officers by men of various units . Officers moved up to talk to their men through the bars ; but unfortunately Shimozo arrived at that very moment , and an officer was beaten up , so we had to postpone any ...
Pagina 289
... usual in the British Army thus to address an officer ? " " Much more usual than for a Hauptmann to conduct himself in the presence of an Oberst as you have done . We attach less importance to etiquette and more to our treaty obligations ...
... usual in the British Army thus to address an officer ? " " Much more usual than for a Hauptmann to conduct himself in the presence of an Oberst as you have done . We attach less importance to etiquette and more to our treaty obligations ...
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