The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, 187. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1945 |
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Page 35
... announced that the act of unconditional surrender had been signed by the enemy at 2.41 A.M. on the previous day ... announcement there . Following the precedent set at the end of the last war , he concluded his message by moving that the ...
... announced that the act of unconditional surrender had been signed by the enemy at 2.41 A.M. on the previous day ... announcement there . Following the precedent set at the end of the last war , he concluded his message by moving that the ...
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... announced that the two working days immediately following the announcement of the cessation of hostilities would be regarded as days of paid holiday in all Government factories and services . The announcement was actually made by the ...
... announced that the two working days immediately following the announcement of the cessation of hostilities would be regarded as days of paid holiday in all Government factories and services . The announcement was actually made by the ...
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... announced that Lady Michaelis , widow of Sir Maximilian Michaelis , had given Gowrie House , Eastbourne , to the Ministry of Pensions , with 50,000l . towards its upkeep for a convalescent home for crippled service men . 19. At the ...
... announced that Lady Michaelis , widow of Sir Maximilian Michaelis , had given Gowrie House , Eastbourne , to the Ministry of Pensions , with 50,000l . towards its upkeep for a convalescent home for crippled service men . 19. At the ...
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Further Progress of Second Army 27 Canadians invade Holland 28 Rocket | 35 |
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