SOME PARTICULARS ABOUT THE ARMIES OF OCCUPATION: EXPLAINED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WAR

Title SOME PARTICULARS ABOUT THE ARMIES OF OCCUPATION: EXPLAINED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WAR
Type Periodical
Language Arabic
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Manuscript No
Library: Florida State University Libraries
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Notes On the 11th oT November. when the armistice was signed, there were about 3,500,000 Imperial British officers and soldiers on the pay and ration strength of. the "British Army. During the two months that have'since passed, rather more than three-quarters bf a million have been demobilized or discharged. The system of demobilization which has been adopted aims at reviving national industry by bringing …
Sample Text The Palestine News: The Weekly Newspaper of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force of the British Army in Occupied Enemy Territory, 1919-02 (50), p.6
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SOME PARTICULARS ABOUT THE ARMIES OF OCCUPATION: EXPLAINED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WAR

Type Periodical
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Florida State University Libraries
Record ID cdi_proquest_miscellaneous_1505179421
Library Location FSU Libraries
Notes On the 11th oT November. when the armistice was signed, there were about 3,500,000 Imperial British officers and soldiers on the pay and ration strength of. the "British Army. During the two months that have'since passed, rather more than three-quarters bf a million have been demobilized or discharged. The system of demobilization which has been adopted aims at reviving national industry by bringing …
Sample Text The Palestine News: The Weekly Newspaper of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force of the British Army in Occupied Enemy Territory, 1919-02 (50), p.6
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