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Noel Monks •ï¿½2 Books
Squadrons Up! (1941)
by Noel Monks
A Firsthand Story of the R.A.F.
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    War (Review)
    William M. Callahan
    Squadrons Up!, by Noel Monks
    1. Squadrons Up! by Noel Monks
    Commonweal, May 9, 1941, p. 69
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    A Reader's List (4 Reviews)
    Juggernaut Over Holland, by E.N. van Kleffens
    1. Juggernaut Over Holland by E.N. van Kleffens
    2. England's Hour by Vera Brittain
    3. Squadrons Up! by Noel Monks
    4. Cottonmouth by Julian Lee Rayford
    The New Republic, March 24, 1941, p. 414
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    Recent Books on International Relations (19 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Second World War
    1. The Origins of World War II by Alfred von Wegerer
    2. War by Revolution by Francis Williams
    3. How to Win the War by An Englishman
    4. The Common Sense of War and Peace by H.G. Wells
    5. Ways and Means of War by Geoffrey Crowther
    6. Labour in the War by John Price
    7. Squadrons Up! by Noel Monks
    8. Their Finest Hour by Allan A. Michie and Walter Graebner
    9. I Saw England by Ben Robertson
    10. The Wounded Don't Cry by Quentin J. Reynolds
    11. England's Hour by Vera Brittain
    12. British Women in War by Peggy Scott
    13. Canada Fights: An American Democracy at War by John W. Dafoe
    14. France Speaking by Robert de Saint-Jean
    15. J'Accuse! by Andre Simone
    16. France, My Country: Through the Disaster by Jacques Maritain
    17. Flight from Poland by Cedric Salter
    18. Under the Iron Heel by Lars Moen
    19. Invasion in the Snow by John Langdon-Davies
    Foreign Affairs, July 1941, pp. 873-874