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Monthly Archives: February 2014
This week in the War, 16–22 February 1942: The bombing of Darwin
This week in the war, on 19 February 1942, fighters and bombers from the carrier force of Vice-Admiral Chuichi Nagumo—who in November had launched his planes against Pearl Harbour—attacked Darwin, the largest city of northern Australia. The bombing of Darwin … Continue reading
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This week in the War, 9–15 February 1942: The Fall of Singapore
This week in the war, Singapore—often described as Britain’s ‘Gibraltar of the East’—fell to the Japanese. The British commander, Lieutenant-General Arthur Percival, signed the unconditional surrender document on 15 February 1942. Over 120,000 British, Indian and Australian troops became prisoners-of-war. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Warren, Percival, Singapore, Singapore 1942, Yamashita
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This week in the War, 2–8 February 1942: Death of Fritz Todt
This week in the war, on Sunday 8 February 1942, Reichsminister Fritz Todt was killed when the plane flying him back to Berlin crashed while taking off from the airstrip at Hitler’s Wolfsschanze headquarters in East Prussia. Todt had been … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Speer, The Wolf's Lair, Todt, Todt Organisation, Wolfsschanze
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