No. 50 - The War Illustrated

Volume 3 - No. 50 - August 16, 1940

Aug1940

Tanks are Part of the English Countryside in Summer Now

People in many parts of Britain grown accustomed to the sight and sound of tanks and other armoured fighting vehicles speeding through the village streets or lumbering along over open country during

Aug1940

Everybody Has A Good Word For A.R.P. Now

Much had been published of late concerning the activities of the A.R.P. organization in particular localities which had received the attention of Hitler's bombers. This article is in the nature of a v

Aug1940

May the Nazis' Stay in Jersey Be Brief!

Good reasons enough have been advanced for the abandonment of the Channel Islands to the enemy; but those reasons do not appeal to everyone. "It was honestly meant", said Lord Portsea in the House of

Jottings From the Editor's Wartime Diary
Tanks are Part of the English Countryside in Summer Now
Japan Wants All the Far East to Herself
Another Ten Millions for the Hammer and Sickle
The Indomitable Men of the Cliffs of St. Valery
Everybody Has A Good Word For A.R.P. Now
Winston Sees That All Is Ready for Adolf
The Swastika's Shadow Over 21 Republics
Striking Forces of Axis and Allied Fleets Compared
Italy's Columns Invade British Somaliland
May the Nazis' Stay in Jersey Be Brief!
British and Nazi Ways with Red Cross Aeroplanes
Birthday Guns With Love from Fuehrer to Duce
Our Searchlight on the War News
I Was There! - A Heinkel Fell On Our Deck
I Was There! - We Were Besieged For Six Days in Arras
I Was There! - Going Home to France the Nazi Sank Us
I Was There! - I Saw a Convoy Bombed in the Channel
I Was There! - We Were Looking for Trouble & Found It!
Our Diary of the War
Items of War Interest from Far and Near

Volume 3 - No. 50 - August 16, 1940

Tanks are Part of the English Countryside in Summer Now

Everybody Has A Good Word For A.R.P. Now

May the Nazis' Stay in Jersey Be Brief!

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