The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Issue 1National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography |
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Page 107
... building to demolish a low building on the far side . I saw several hits which had been made near the sides of the buildings away from the Channel . One shell had gone over a four - story building and landed only eight feet out from the ...
... building to demolish a low building on the far side . I saw several hits which had been made near the sides of the buildings away from the Channel . One shell had gone over a four - story building and landed only eight feet out from the ...
Page 109
... building has been neatly removed . Two American correspondents were in that part of the building when the removal took place . They fell four floors when the corri- dor in which they were standing went out from under them . One of the ...
... building has been neatly removed . Two American correspondents were in that part of the building when the removal took place . They fell four floors when the corri- dor in which they were standing went out from under them . One of the ...
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... building which was being erected at that time . Herodotus tells us that the Persians finally broke in by climbing up a path on the north side of the Acropolis , where no one thought it was possible to go . They probably made their way ...
... building which was being erected at that time . Herodotus tells us that the Persians finally broke in by climbing up a path on the north side of the Acropolis , where no one thought it was possible to go . They probably made their way ...
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