Punch, Volume 203Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1942 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 94
... Germans invade Belgium , and after the Belgian collapse returns the cabaret . Ostensibly pro- German , and a great favourite with the German officers who frequent the cabaret , he uses his popularity with the invaders as a cloak for his ...
... Germans invade Belgium , and after the Belgian collapse returns the cabaret . Ostensibly pro- German , and a great favourite with the German officers who frequent the cabaret , he uses his popularity with the invaders as a cloak for his ...
Page 269
... German trans- missions between September 1939 and September 1942. The remarkable decline beginning on January 1st 1941 coincides with the first appearance of the Brains Trust , while the temporary recovery noticeable in June is con ...
... German trans- missions between September 1939 and September 1942. The remarkable decline beginning on January 1st 1941 coincides with the first appearance of the Brains Trust , while the temporary recovery noticeable in June is con ...
Page 347
... German and Austrian knows what that means . " But over all looms the figure of the Queen . Obstinate when in the wrong ( as with her gillie and Indian attendant ) and calmly self - confident in large affairs ; rating her ministers ...
... German and Austrian knows what that means . " But over all looms the figure of the Queen . Obstinate when in the wrong ( as with her gillie and Indian attendant ) and calmly self - confident in large affairs ; rating her ministers ...
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