March 1, 1942 – A Morale Boost: Operation Biting.
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Category: 1940’s
Sir Thomas Beecham And The Royal Philharmonic In Concert – 1947 – Past Daily Weekend Gramophone
To the heavy, cumbersome, oversized and thoroughly enjoyable BBC Transcriptions this week for a concert by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra led by the legendary and amiable Sir Thomas Beecham in an all-Mozart program, recorded on April 28, 1947. Starting off with the Overture to The Magic Flute and then to
February 26, 1945 – MacArthur Establishes Civil Government In Manila While Still Under Siege.
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February 25, 1948 – An Election On The Horizon – Washington: Same As It Ever Was – Palestine: War Over Partition
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February 25, 1945 – Otherwise Uninhabited – Iwo Jima –
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February 19, 1942 – Bombing Darwin – Raiding Palembang – Stationed In Iceland
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February 11, 1941 – War Of Nerves – War Of Words – The View From Vichy
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February 9, 1942 – Japan Invades Singapore – Word From Chungking
February 9, 1942 – News From Radio Chungking – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – February 9, 1942 – With distant and crackling sound, fading in and out, Radio Chungking reported that Japanese forces had landed at Singapore. One of many events taking place that day. Asia was wrapped up in
February 3 – March 3, 1945 – Battle Of Manila
President Roosevelt – Gen. Douglas MacArthur – Messages to People Of Manila – March 3, 1945 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Battle Of Manila – although the messages of victory conveyed by President Roosevelt and General Douglas MacArthur spoke of the fall of Manila – that was actually a
February 1, 1946 – Peace, Strikes And Cross-Country Flights
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