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Tag Archives: Libya
28.4.41
Churchill’s speech last night very good, as a speech. But impossible to dig any information out of it. The sole solid fact I could extract was that at the time of his offensive in Libya Wavell could never concentrate more … Continue reading
13.4.41
No real news at all about either Greece or Libya…Of the two papers I was able to procure today, the Sunday Pictorial was blackly defeatist and the Sunday Express not much less so. Yesterday’s Evening Standard has an article by … Continue reading
Posted in Political, War-time
Tagged advertisements, Connolly, diary, Evening Standard, Famel Cough Syrup, France, Greece, Hitler, Libya, Near East, Persil, Sunday Express, Sunday Pictorial, Worthington
2 Comments
12.4.41
The idea that the German troops in Libya, or some of them, got there via French ships and French African territory, is readily accepted by everyone that one suggests it to. Absolutely no mention of any such possibility in the … Continue reading
Posted in Political, War-time
Tagged fish, fishmonger, french, French Africa, Germany, Libya, perch, press, Vichy France
1 Comment
8.4.41
Have just read The Battle of Britain, the M.O.I.’s best-seller (there was so great a run on it that copies were unprocurable for some days). It is said to have been compiled by Francis Beeding, the writer of thrillers. I … Continue reading
Posted in Political, War-time
Tagged air battle, Benghazi, Connolly, Francis Beeding, Fyvel, Germans, Greece, Hugh Slater, Italian empire, Libya, Madrid, MOI, News Chronicle, Piccadilly, RAF, The Battle of Britain, Triploi
5 Comments
7.4.41
Belgrade bombed yesterday, and the first official announcement this morning that there is a British army in Greece – 150,000 men, so they say. So the mystery of where the British army in Libya had gone to it at last … Continue reading
Posted in Political, War-time
Tagged Abyssinia, Balkans, Battle of Cape Matapan, Belgrade, Benghazi, conscription, Germany, Greece, Hitler, Jugo-Slavia, Libya, Liddell Hart, Pioneers, U.S.S.R.
4 Comments
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