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... French did not par- ticularly like the obvious favour in which we stood , and when the Greeks realised that we were prisoners of the French and not of the Germans , they began to boo the French . We were then forbidden to speak to ...
... French did not par- ticularly like the obvious favour in which we stood , and when the Greeks realised that we were prisoners of the French and not of the Germans , they began to boo the French . We were then forbidden to speak to ...
Side 7
... French and later German , in order to try and keep myself from going to pieces . ' W ' spoke French about as well as I did , and we managed to borrow some French novels from the crew and a dictionary from a fellow prisoner . We used to ...
... French and later German , in order to try and keep myself from going to pieces . ' W ' spoke French about as well as I did , and we managed to borrow some French novels from the crew and a dictionary from a fellow prisoner . We used to ...
Side 111
... French refugee boys those sho after military training would make food army officers . The remainder of he boys could be drafted into the Free French Navy or join our fishing fleet . Captain Beaudouin and Louis de abrol set to work with ...
... French refugee boys those sho after military training would make food army officers . The remainder of he boys could be drafted into the Free French Navy or join our fishing fleet . Captain Beaudouin and Louis de abrol set to work with ...
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A CHANNEL PASSAGE BY R G A | 60 |
A DEAD LEESHORE BY CAPTAIN FRANK H SHAW | 163 |
A SOLDIER OF OLD INDIA BY J CHARTRES MOLONY | 192 |
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