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- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
- ILLUSTRATIONSEPTEMBER, 1939 — MAY, 1945
- CHAPTERON ACTIVE SERVICE
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- ILLUSTRATIONU.S. Marine, Maori Airman, Cossack Veteran
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- ILLUSTRATIONAustralian Digger, Free French Gunner, and Ghurka Rifleman
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- ILLUSTRATIONNurses: Russian, United States, New Zealand
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- ILLUSTRATIONSailors: Russian, Australian, British
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- ILLUSTRATIONBritish Parachutist, New Zealand Airman, Chinese A.A. Gunner
- CHAPTERChorus For Unsung Heroes
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- CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND LISTENER
- CHAPTERVictory in Europe
- CHAPTERTHREE VICTORY MESSAGES
- CHAPTERADVERTISERS MAKE WAY
- CHAPTERTHE SECOND WORLD WAR An Outline
- ILLUSTRATIONDesolation in Warsaw after the first Nazi air raids over Poland in the first week of war, September, 1939. A Polish b...
- ILLUSTRATIONSt. Paul's, ringed by the fires of blitzed London.
- ILLUSTRATIONRussian women watching their houses burning after a German attack.
- ILLUSTRATIONUnited States battleships in Pearl Harbour after the Japanese attack.
- ILLUSTRATIONNew Zealanders in the North African desert with weapons captured from the enemy.
- ILLUSTRATIONGerman prisoners in Normandy stare as General Montgomery passes in a jeep.
- ILLUSTRATIONIn Germany: Mr. Churchill, Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke, Major-General Alvin C. Gillan, and "Monty" outside the entr...
- CHAPTERAND NOW WHAT? A Plan For World Peace
- CHAPTERWORLD ORGANISATION
- CHAPTERThe Soldier And The Lady
- CHAPTERSETTING THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE
- CHAPTER"HERE IS THE NEWS" Radio's Role In The War
- ILLUSTRATIONA corner of the BBC News Room, from which originate the bulletins and other news services listened to eagerly by peop...
- ILLUSTRATIONMembers of the New Zealand Mobile Broadcasting Unit with the Third Echelon have a morning shave in the Jordan Valley
- ILLUSTRATION"With the Boys Overseas": The NBS Broadcasting Unit records personal messages from airmen for transmission home
- ILLUSTRATIONOne of radio's biggest moments: Our photograph shows B. C. H. Clarke, who was on the NBS Listening Watch when the new...
- CHAPTERSIX YEARS OF WAR FILMS
- CHAPTERContrasts of War
- CHAPTERPASTORAL: 1945
- CHAPTERSEA PIECE: 1941
- ILLUSTRATIONFrom Arnhem to England: This is the Royal Signals pigeon William of Orange interviewed by the BBC after his record fl...
- ILLUSTRATIONDour but dependable: A camel with a load of ammunition in North Africa
- ILLUSTRATIONWar Dog 471/322 (Rob), who made more than twenty parachute descents over enemy-occupied territory, receiving the V.C....
- CHAPTERCasualties
- CHAPTERHistory Lesson —C. 2900 A.D.
- CHAPTERTHE WAR IN CARTOONS
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- ILLUSTRATION"Ooo, That Wicked Chamberlain! See What He's Going to Make Me Do Now!"
- ILLUSTRATION"The Wooing of Japan."—London.
- ILLUSTRATION"Running Over the Script."—Panama.
- ILLUSTRATIONSnowfright and the Seven Giants—South Africa.
- ILLUSTRATION"....And As for Those Post-war Trials, We Can Always Plead Insanity."—New York.
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- ILLUSTRATION(By permission of the proprietors of the N.Z. Herald) "Rehabilitation."—Minhinnick, Auckland.
- ILLUSTRATION"Mein Hour-glass."—U.S.A.
- ILLUSTRATION"And he huffed and he puffed and he puffed and he huffed."—Manchester.
- ILLUSTRATION—South Africa.
- ILLUSTRATIONGuessed Wrong.—U.S.A.
- ILLUSTRATIONHow long can he take it?—South Africa.
- CHAPTERTWO FROM GOEBBELS
- CHAPTERPEACE COMES TO THE MAN IN THE STREET
- ILLUSTRATIONG. H. HOLFORD (agricultural scientist):
- ILLUSTRATIONEDWARD DOWSETT (businessman):
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS. K. BICKERTON (clerical worker):
- ILLUSTRATIONA. H. O'KEEFE (civil servant):
- ILLUSTRATIONERNEST E. LEWER (Civil Servant; returned soldier of this war and the last):
- ILLUSTRATIONMARIE VANDEWART (refugee musician from Germany):
- ILLUSTRATIONBLANCHE CHARLES (Returned V.A.):
- ILLUSTRATIONK. WINEERA (member of Wellington Harbour Board's staff):
- ILLUSTRATIONA. DUNN (Tramways Traffic Manager):
- ILLUSTRATIONDOROTHY PASCOE (a young mother):
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS. L. WIDDISON (shop assistant):
- ILLUSTRATIONC. T. LAUGESEN (commercial artist):
- ILLUSTRATIONM. ROTOHIKO JONES, M.M. (Private Secretary to the Native Minister):
- ILLUSTRATIONMARGARET CAMERON (student):
- ILLUSTRATIONCONNIE ANDERSON (who works in a Wellington picture theatre):
- ILLUSTRATIONKINGSLEY BRADY (a transplanted Englishman, now working in the New Zealand Public Service):
- ILLUSTRATIONFELIX SCHWIMMER (Jewish refugee from Holland):
- ILLUSTRATIONPTE. W. E. FITZGERALD (wounded, prisoner of war for three years and nine months in Greece, Italy, and Germany):
- ILLUSTRATIONCAPT. C. WEST (who has served in two wars both on land and on the sea):
- ILLUSTRATIONPROFESSOR F. SINCLAIRE, Canterbury University College:
- CHAPTERTHE WAR AT A GLANCE: A Diary of The Main Events
- ILLUSTRATIONH.M. KING GEORGE VI.
- ILLUSTRATIONWINSTON CHURCHILL
- ILLUSTRATIONPRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
- ILLUSTRATIONPRESIDENT TRUMAN
- ILLUSTRATIONJOSEF STALIN
- ILLUSTRATIONCHIANG-KAI-SHEK
- ILLUSTRATIONGENERAL DE GAULLE
- ILLUSTRATIONFIELD-MARSHAL SMUTS
- CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND'S PART A War Chronology
- ILLUSTRATIONSERGT. J. D. HINTON, V.C. Greece, April 28-29, 1941.
- ILLUSTRATIONCAPT. C. H. UPHAM, V.C. Crete, May 23-30, 1941.
- ILLUSTRATION2nd LIEUT. K. ELLIOTT, V.C. Ruweisat, July 15, 1942.
- ILLUSTRATIONSERGT. A. C. HULME, V.C. Crete, May 20-28, 1941.
- ILLUSTRATIONSERGT. J. A. WARD, V.C. (R.N.Z.A.F.) Minster, Zuyder Zee, July 7, 1941.
- ILLUSTRATION2nd LIEUT. NGARIMU, V.C. Jebel Tebaga, March 26, 1943.
- ILLUSTRATIONF./O. L. A. TRIGG, V.C., D.F.C. Off West African Coast, August 11, 1943.
- CHAPTERSOME OF OUR WAR LEADERS
- ILLUSTRATIONRT. HON. P. FRASER Prime Minister
- ILLUSTRATIONHON. F. JONES Minister of Defence.
- ILLUSTRATIONLt.-Gen. SIR BERNARD FREYBERG V.C., G.O.C., 2nd N.Z.E.F.
- ILLUSTRATIONLt.-Gen. E. PUTTICK G.O.C., N.Z.M.F.
- ILLUSTRATIONAir Vice Marshal L. M. ISITT (Chief of Air Staff)
- ILLUSTRATIONRear-Admiral W. E. PARRY, R.N. (commanded Achilles at River Plate)
- ILLUSTRATIONAir Vice Marshal R. V. GODDARD (Chief of Air Staff, 1941-43)
- CHAPTERPROGRAMMES DAY BY DAY
- CHAPTERMonday, May 14
- CHAPTERTuesday, May 15
- CHAPTERWednesday, May 16
- CHAPTERThursday, May 17
- CHAPTERFriday, May 18
- CHAPTERSaturday, May 19
- CHAPTERSunday, May 20
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