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Dunkirk 1940

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by Tim Lynch


  11 Colonel Vickery letter to Beauman 14 May 1941. Beauman Papers

  12 Marshall-Cornwall Report dated June 1940. WO216/116. See also Marshall-Cornwal. Wars and Rumours of Wars p155

  13 War Illustrated 23 August 1940 p193

  14 Wylly p125

  15 For more on M. Marland, see www.etab.ac-caen.fr/lycee-hotelier-granville/resist.htm. See also www.christopherlong.co.uk for information about other networks set up to aid BEF soldiers escape France.

  16 Bryant. Turn of the Tide p164

  17 Beauman p164

  18 Caddick-Adams, P. ‘Anglo-French Co-operation during the battle for France’ in Bond, B & Taylor M. The Battle for France and Flanders Sixty Years On Pen & Sword 2001: p49

  19 Blaxland p131

  20 Von Altenstadt, HG. Unser Weg zum Meer Berlin 1940 p182

  21 Quoted in Thompson p301

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  War Diaries

  WO 166/4375 2/4th Bn King’s Own Light Infantry Oct 1939–Mar 1940

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  WO 167/709 1st Bn Tyneside Scottish

  WO 167/736 2/6th Bn Duke of Wellington’s Regiment

  WO 167/737 2/7th Bn Duke of Wellington’s Regiment

  WO 167/765 7th Bn Royal West Kents

  WO 167/777 2/4th Bn King’s Own Light Infantry April - June 1940

  WO 167/829 2/6th Bn East Surreys

  WO167/837 7th Bn Royal Sussex Regiment

  WO 167/853 2/5th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment May-June 1940

  German officers relax after reaching the coast.

  A Lewis gun crew provide what air cover they can.

  Exhausted surviving members of the digging divisions sleep on deck at Cherbourg prior to evacuation. Some were so drained they slept through

  air raids.

  Cover illustrations

  Front, top: British POW after the battle. Front, bottom: The British had forgotten the late successes of the Stosstruppen of the Great War; the Germans had not. Blitzkrieg was imminent.

  Back: A field burial.

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