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The Polish Connection 30

January 1918 Punch magazine has come up with a good cartoon by Bernard Partridge. It shows St. Joan of Arc, holding a banner which reads “Women’s...
Cherry

The Polish Connection 29

December 1917 Our Christmas was uneventful this year. Getting the required ingredients for Christmas cake and our usual treats was difficult with all...

The Polish Connection 28

August - October 1917 I must continue with my story of Fatima. I do not know whether I believe it or not. It is so far fetched sounding, but I know...

The Polish Connection 26-27

June – July 1917 The Germans have now begun bombing London – and on June 13th, 162 were left dead and 432 injured. This war has gone on so long and...

The Polish Connection 24-25

Chapter 24 April –1917 I just met the most unusual young lady. She is called Josephine Outram, in her late twenties I would guess, and she is...

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