Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 - England |
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Page 242
... commandant . He told me no one could possibly get in here without a pass , so I thought I'd show him how wrong he is . Also I wanted to see you to ask you to let Jim take tomorrow off , because , you see , I'm relying on him to help me ...
... commandant . He told me no one could possibly get in here without a pass , so I thought I'd show him how wrong he is . Also I wanted to see you to ask you to let Jim take tomorrow off , because , you see , I'm relying on him to help me ...
Page 293
... Commandant . In spite of having ' got away with ' several cases of flat and considered disobedience of cherished German orders , he was informed by a Haupt- mann that he was the only officer , British or German , with whom the Commandant ...
... Commandant . In spite of having ' got away with ' several cases of flat and considered disobedience of cherished German orders , he was informed by a Haupt- mann that he was the only officer , British or German , with whom the Commandant ...
Page 377
... Commandant and his staff requisitioned a number of white - walled villas above the town and settled down to enjoy themselves . chief worry was the ever - increasing British submarine offensive . Soon not a day passed that a ship was not ...
... Commandant and his staff requisitioned a number of white - walled villas above the town and settled down to enjoy themselves . chief worry was the ever - increasing British submarine offensive . Soon not a day passed that a ship was not ...
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