Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 - England |
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Page 133
... camp the African prisoners were detailed for work on Commando , ' which meant that while they would be attached to the camp they would work outside , on roads and in mines . Bob protested to the British officer , who approached the Camp ...
... camp the African prisoners were detailed for work on Commando , ' which meant that while they would be attached to the camp they would work outside , on roads and in mines . Bob protested to the British officer , who approached the Camp ...
Page 234
... camp to take the kits of any who were quite incapable of carrying them farther , and to carry any who might be in- capable of walking . Competition was hot , and Shimozo was not inclined to allow any kit or man to be carried unless it ...
... camp to take the kits of any who were quite incapable of carrying them farther , and to carry any who might be in- capable of walking . Competition was hot , and Shimozo was not inclined to allow any kit or man to be carried unless it ...
Page 369
... camp my most treasured possession had been a piece of news- paper , folded to resemble an envelope , and containing a dozen cigarette butts ( saved ) and two cigarette papers ( given me by a friendly guard ) . Now , within twenty - four ...
... camp my most treasured possession had been a piece of news- paper , folded to resemble an envelope , and containing a dozen cigarette butts ( saved ) and two cigarette papers ( given me by a friendly guard ) . Now , within twenty - four ...
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