Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Strana 184
... German parachutists . They had a habit of coming down from the hills at night and mining the road in our rear , which caused us a lot of extra work . On the 29th the Germans , in some strength , began to gather on the hills to our right ...
... German parachutists . They had a habit of coming down from the hills at night and mining the road in our rear , which caused us a lot of extra work . On the 29th the Germans , in some strength , began to gather on the hills to our right ...
Strana 293
... Germans are informed , the unfortunate officer will go alone to a German mental home , and by the time he is repatriated will be far worse than if he had stayed in the camp . On the other hand , if he deteriorates too far in the camp ...
... Germans are informed , the unfortunate officer will go alone to a German mental home , and by the time he is repatriated will be far worse than if he had stayed in the camp . On the other hand , if he deteriorates too far in the camp ...
Strana 295
... German circles , who were kept fully informed by the interpreters . On the Tuesday the reports , translated into German , left for Kassel with the fate- ful sealed letter , which successfully stifled all reprisal action . On Wednes- day ...
... German circles , who were kept fully informed by the interpreters . On the Tuesday the reports , translated into German , left for Kassel with the fate- ful sealed letter , which successfully stifled all reprisal action . On Wednes- day ...
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