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Tag Archives: Dunkirk
This week in the War, 29 July–4 August 1940: Invasion 1940
This week in the war, on 31 July 1940, Hitler called a meeting of senior naval officers. He decided that the success of his proposed cross-Channel invasion of Britain, Operation Sealion, would depend upon Germany winning the air war over England—what would … Continue reading
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Tagged Derek Robinson, Dunkirk, Hitler, Invasion 1940, Peter Fleming
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Book review: Atonement by Ian McEwan
With summer on the way and time to spend at the beach (park? backyard?), you might take along Atonement—if you’ve not read the book already. Ian McEwan captures the pre-WWII life of the English gentry. His heroine, Briony, is a child … Continue reading
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This week in the War, 27 May–2 June 1940: The Snow Goose
The Snow Goose, Paul Gallico’s coming-of-age novel, is set in the lonely marshlands of Essex during World War II. A young girl named Fritha finds a injured snow goose and she and a surly lighthouse keeper nurse the bird back … Continue reading
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