No. 23 - The War Illustrated

Volume 2 - No. 23 - February 9, 1940

Feb1940

I Was There! - Our Ships were Sunk by the 'Graf Spee'

Only after the sinking of the "Graf Spee" was it clear that it was she, and not the "Admiral Scheer", which sank the "Clement" (see page 382) and the "Africa Shell". A later story of the sinking of th

Jottings from My Wartime Diary
'Non-intervention' Helps the Finns to Resist
What is the Truth About the Red Army?
Round the Compass in the 'War of Nerves'
Religious Persecution Adds to Poland's Calvary
Words That History Will Remember
Our War Gazetteer
Maybe the East Will Soon Hear the Guns of War
Imperial India Sends its Men - and Mules
The 'Rock' Still Guards the Narrow Sea
Keeping Our Vital Secrets From the Enemy
The De-Prussianizing of Germany as a War Aim
Once a Holiday Ship She Now Sows Lawful Mines
The Weather Is a War Secret in Britain!
I Was There! - I Went Through the Flames of Helsinki
I Was There! - Our Ships were Sunk by the 'Graf Spee'
I Was There! - Nazi Airmen Bombed Our Trawlers
I Was There! - Eight of My Mates Died on a Raft
Nazi Savagery Within Sight of Britain's Coast
Our Diary of the War
Sea-Cerements

Volume 2 - No. 23 - February 9, 1940

I Was There! - Our Ships were Sunk by the 'Graf Spee'

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