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Pagina 200
... British family of nations . Each member standing alone may be vulnerable and relatively weak com- pared with the resources of the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. But united and acting in unison the British Common- wealth and Empire is the most ...
... British family of nations . Each member standing alone may be vulnerable and relatively weak com- pared with the resources of the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. But united and acting in unison the British Common- wealth and Empire is the most ...
Pagina 215
... British command responsible for military operations in the British zone of the Dodecanese was situated at Sime , an attractive island a matter of a mere twenty sea miles or so from Rhodes , the German headquarters . The Brigadier in ...
... British command responsible for military operations in the British zone of the Dodecanese was situated at Sime , an attractive island a matter of a mere twenty sea miles or so from Rhodes , the German headquarters . The Brigadier in ...
Pagina 216
... British vessel in seamanlike way . Stiff Nazi salutes , answered in slightly less formal fashion by British salutes ; a stiff bow or two from the waist upwards , answered in no noticeable way from the British side , and a German ...
... British vessel in seamanlike way . Stiff Nazi salutes , answered in slightly less formal fashion by British salutes ; a stiff bow or two from the waist upwards , answered in no noticeable way from the British side , and a German ...
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