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FIELD MARSHAL ALEX | Maclean s | January 1, 1946
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THAT SECOND FRONT
If we strike now we have a good chance to be rid of Hitler before his tenth anniversary in power July 1 1942 DOUGLAS REED
THAT SECOND FRONT
If we strike now we have a good chance to be rid of Hitler before his tenth anniversary in power
DOUGLAS REED
A SWISS visitor who recently arrived here expressed astonishment, mixed with misgiving, at “the carefree appearance” of the people. He was right.
In view of the things they have suffered and the task still before them, it is perplexing how little bowed down the people of this Island seem. Their hearts seem to be filled with an obstinate confidence in the future that dismisses all setbacks and discounts all paper odds.
HEMEROTECA | Los delincuentes queman más monte y roban menos
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Malta was a strategic lynchpin during World War II, one the Allies were unwilling to abandon.
Here s What You Need to Remember: Malta never forgot Operation Pedestal and the
Ohio. In 1946, crowds cheered and bands played as the rusty hulk of the tanker was towed out of the Grand Harbor for the last time. While a remembrance service was conducted for those who died in the convoy, she was sunk in the waters she had plied during one of the naval epics of World War II.
Located 58 miles south of Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea, the rocky, 122-square-mile island of Malta was the hinge upon which all Allied operations in the Middle East turned during the first half of World War II.