Volume 1 - No. 9 - November 11, 1939
Nov1939
If my work is over and if in vain I hoped at the close of life
That peace would fall with the evening, not passion and hate and strife,
I can still give thanks as my sun goes down for one treasure o
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Full index of this magazine
- Jottings from My Wartime Diary
- In Fifty Days They Didn't Drop a Bomb!
- Luxemburg Fears Again for Her Neutrality
- None But The Best for Britain's Army
- Salute to Turkey, Our New Ally
- Finland Resolved to Defend Her Heritage
- Scandinavia's Rulers Take Counsel Together
- Convoys are Safe with the Royal Navy
- Nazi Bombers Brought Down by British Guns
- Words That History Will Remember
- Our War Gazetteer
- Nazi Poison Propaganda: The Great Gas Lie!
- 'There will always be Misery', says Hitler
- Germany Must Feel the Pinch of the Blockade
- Mr. Hore-Belisha Talks About the War
- The Man Who Got the Army Ready
- How to tell Officers of Navy, Army and Air Force
- I Was There! - How Our Convoy Beat the Nazi 'Planes
- I Was There! - Two Days at Sea in a Rubber Boat
- I Was There! - The Terror of a Blazing Oil Tanker
- I Was There! - I Chased a British 'Plane Over My Home
- I Was There! - We Strayed Into a North Sea Battle
- Our Diary of the War
- The Voice of the Empire
- It Is Said That...
- Odd Facts About the War