Volume 5 - No. 129 - May 29, 1942
May1942
Corregidor: Epic of 'Grim, Gaunt & Ghastly Men'
After five months of heroic struggle against overwhelmingly superior numbers, Lieut.-Gen. J. M. Wainwright, commander of the American forces on Corregidor Island, was forced to surrender to the Japane
Full index of this magazine
- Mr. Churchill Look Back - and Forward
- 'Baedeler Raids' Are No Reply To Rostock!
- Our Searchlight on the War
- Not Bravery Alone Could Save Burma
- Britain's High Command: How the War Is Planned
- Russia: The Winter War in Retrospect
- Our Diary of the War
- Now It Is the Nazis Who Fear Invasion
- Corregidor: Epic of 'Grim, Gaunt & Ghastly Men'
- I Was There! - I Worked Alongside the Russians for Six Months
- I Was There! - I Saw Burma's Pagodas Bombed Into Ruins
- I Was There! - Life's Not Too Bad in a Workers' Hostel
- I Was There! - I Went Back to Malta in Wartime
- Editor's Postscript
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