Volume 5 - No. 110 - October 30, 1941
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I Was There! - 'Shall We Ever Be Picked Up?' We Asked
Three survivors of the American-owned ship Sessa, sunk by a U-boat, were landed in Iceland from a U.S. destroyer yearly in September, after being (as told below) 19 days adrift on a raft. Hendrik B
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- Death-Watch Beetles in Hitler's Europe
- Persia is Our Gateway into Russia
- Yugoslavia on the Conqueror's Rack
- Our Searchlight on the War
- Soviet Russia's Supreme Hour of Crisis
- Our Diary of the War
- Gas May Yet Be Used in This War
- Cheers for the Lady Shirley and Seawolf
- I Was There! - 'We Can Hear the Guns in Moscow Now'
- I Was There! - 'Shall We Ever Be Picked Up?' We Asked
- I Was There - Our Life as Czech Labourers in Germany
- Editor's Postscript
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