Voice of Britain, Speech Broadcast on 11th September 1940 by the Rt Hon Winston S Churchill

Author(s): Churchill, Winston

Binding:	Softcover
Volume Condition:	Near Fine
Dust Jacket:	No
Language:	English
Publication Year:	1942
Book ID:	002711
Catalogue(s):	History - British ◇ War, Military History and Weapons

8pp. Pamphlet style publication with card coves and stitched-string binding, printed by the Students of the Department of Printing and Photograph at Leeds College of Technology. A war-time reproduction of a speech broadcast by the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, reflecting on German bombing raids in August and September 1940, especially those over Kent, as well as the efforts of merchant shipping being moved to the Straits of Dover, and calling upon every man and woman to do what they can to prepare to their duty if the expected German invasion were to come in the next few days. A large format, finely printed production, in near fine condition throughout. A rare survival from wartime.

Keywords:

second world war german invasions fighters bombers kent dover army hitler nazi churchill