Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 188Harper & Brothers, 1944 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 149
... German possessions in the Pa- cific . The Australians took the German portion of New Guinea and all the German islands south of the equator , excepting Samoa , which was taken by the New Zealanders . The Australians were all ready to go ...
... German possessions in the Pa- cific . The Australians took the German portion of New Guinea and all the German islands south of the equator , excepting Samoa , which was taken by the New Zealanders . The Australians were all ready to go ...
Page 222
... German mech- anized troops were earmarked for an early assault on the British defensive posi- tions in Egypt . But few Nazis arrived in North Africa until the spring of 1941 . During the intervening months the Italian collapse in Greece ...
... German mech- anized troops were earmarked for an early assault on the British defensive posi- tions in Egypt . But few Nazis arrived in North Africa until the spring of 1941 . During the intervening months the Italian collapse in Greece ...
Page 279
... Germans except on public platforms , where they had of necessity to make a show of friendliness . As for the relations between the Ger- mans and the Japanese , the attitude of the ordinary people toward their German allies is well ...
... Germans except on public platforms , where they had of necessity to make a show of friendliness . As for the relations between the Ger- mans and the Japanese , the attitude of the ordinary people toward their German allies is well ...
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AMERICANS IN BATTLEFletcher | 1 |
GREAT BRITAIN | 2 |
Robertson PriscillaHouse | 3 |
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