... recognise him without his beard, easier to see why he was called this war's Lawrence of Arabia. With Lord Louis we can look back on ... the jungles of Burma he led his soldiers out to fight a modern war where men had thought themselves lucky to be alive at ...
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... ALL INDIA WOMEN'S CONFERENCE AND POST WAR PLANS
I. ALL INDIA WOMEN'S CONFERENCE AND ... backed the Sargent plan for post war schooling.
II. SOCIAL ... CULTURE - for a long time before this war Iran was a closed country, but ...
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... -in-Chief, and if you think that a mechanised war is just a joy ride in a jeep, sit back ... river crossings - vital aspect of the Burma war. From smoke screens to shell explosions, ... Campaign, and now he'd decided to quite the war. Well he's one Jap who's seen ...
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... and musicians playing to accompany the dancing.
II. "LAHORE PROMOTES WAR MINDEDNESS" A Parade is held in Lahore to celebrate the War Exhibition's ... the Himalayan hills to make railway sleepers for India's war transport. The sawed wood is sent down to ...
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... Information in Eastern India, 1939-45: A Necessary Weapon of War (London: Routledge, 2001).Bhattacharya, ... 573.
Piotrowski, Tadeusz, The Polish Deportees of World War II: Recollections of Removal to the Soviet Union and ...
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... made between Japanese and Allied tanks. General Stuart examines a captured Japanese tank; as the commentary notes, "Japan's weapons of war are poor imitations of western models mostly out of date". Large scale pictures of Allied tanks are used by way of ...
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... rsquo;. They are fighting for post-war social change, a message which would ... Empire and the Second World War (London: Hambledon Continuum, 2006).
Jeffreys ... Propaganda in India in the Second World War’, Journal of South Asian Studies ...
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... as much as we ought about them".
IV. "LATEST PICTURES OF THE WAR IN ITALY" Documenting Allied progress through Italy in 1944. Scenes of German prisoners of war and Allied wounded as the land is cleared of mines. ...
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... , "thus adding to the general ruin".III. "DHUNDS' WAR CONFERENCE" Commander-in-Chief General Auchinleck revisits the ... (October 2008)
‘Gen. Auchinleck Addresses Dhund War Board Meeting’, Indian Information, 1 ...
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... together, having "healed old quarrels" in the "storm of war". Scenes of American soldiers, a basket ball match being ... Birkbeck College, University of London, 2001), accessed at Imperial War Museum.‘I.A.F.’s Record in Burma’, ...
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... Japan. Commentary notes that "China had a revolution to give these children a better life. Murderously jealous, the Japs gave them war". New-found freedom of Chinese women "has come to stay" and China's dragon has enough fight "to clear its enemies out of ...
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... NEWS PARADEGB, India
I. "ST. DUNSTAN'S IN INDIA" Colonel Sir Clutha Mackenzie greets Sir Maurice Hallett at Dehra Dun's new home for war blinded Indian Soldiers. The hostel "is run along the lines of its famous namesake in London, where men are taught to ...
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