Word: dday
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...angry reader had called this radical change of tune. The reader was outraged by Moorehead's statement that Prime Minister Churchill had tried to horn in on Monty's invasion plans just before DDay, and had been squelched. The complainant was powerful enough to get the Express to back down. His name: Winston Churchill...
...plot and let the cameraman follow the calm, strong, unhandsome Russell face. The audience fills in all the emotion that is needed as the unembarrassed camera studies the two skillfully articulated metal hooks that Russell has learned to use in place of the hands that were blown off on Dday...
...George Millar's first book were left with two impressions: that he was one of the most promising young British writers, and that he was mighty unhappy about something. Waiting in the Night (TIME, Jan. 14) told of Millar's parachuting into France a few months before Dday, to work with the Maquis. Author Millar hinted that he had volunteered for the job because something mysterious was gnawing his heart & soul. "I wanted a useful death and then peace," he said darkly; "I was thirty-three and so unhappy...
...True Glory (Dday to V-E day documentary; TIME, Sept...
...spent 15 months preparing the evidence in the impressive 8,000-word indictment. It charged that Meyer had ordered his men to take no prisoners, had been directly or indirectly responsible for the murder of 48 Canadian soldiers taken in the fierce fighting in the Caen beachhead area after Dday...