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• Dover in World War 2 - The Dunkirk Evacuation.
• The British Expeditionary Force (BEF) and a substantial number of French troops were trapped in a diminishing pocket of land centred on the port of Dunkirk. ... That evening the Admiralty signalled the start of Operation Dynamo - the evacuation of the troops stranded on the beaches at Dunkirk.
• These it was hoped would be able to embark troops direct from the quays at Dunkirk. ...
• Minefields and shelling from German batteries on the French coast forced evacuation convoys to take longer routes to Dunkirk. The first convoy, after sustaining heavy air attacks, found the port of Dunkirk and its oil tanks ablaze and only the passenger ferries ‘Royal Daffodil’ and later the ‘Canterbury’ succeeded in berthing. ... Captain Tennant, in charge of the naval shore party at Dunkirk, signalled for the rescue ships to be diverted to the beaches east of the town. ...
• Dunkirk Harbour, oil tanks ablaze from German bombing.
• Most of the small craft headed for the beaches to act as tenders, while some of the larger trawlers and drifters loaded troops directly in Dunkirk Harbour. ...
• At 11:30 pm Captain Tennant sent the historic signal from Dunkirk “BEF evacuated. ...
• Between 26th May and 4th June 338,000 troops were rescued from Dunkirk, over 200,000 of them passing through Dover. ...

• Voices of Dunkirk.
• Listen to eight survivors of the Dunkirk evacuation recount their stories in this audio gallery.
• Demoralised, starving and exhausted, the men waiting on the beaches of Dunkirk endured days of fierce bombardment, while many of the boats that came to their rescue were sunk, with heavy loss of life. ...
• Ten days later the German army marched through Paris, but the evacuation from Dunkirk has since become a byword for triumph in the face of adversity.

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• After six days of evacuations from the French port town of Dunkirk and nearby beaches, 340,000 Allied troops have been successfully rescued, of which 115,000 are French. ... Operation Dynamo was launched the same day and has involved extracting as many men as possible from an ever-shrinking pocket around Dunkirk as both British and French troops desperately fought off armoured German thrusts towards the Channel port.
• By the end of the operation, a veritable people's flotilla was plying the waters between Kent and Dunkirk - river launches, yachts and reports even of rowing boats.
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• Dunkirk, Anatomy of Disaster.
• People have been going to Dunkirk in a whole array of small craft because they have been looking for brothers, sons, fathers, uncles or simply because they heeded the Admiralty call for all seaworthy craft to head for Dunkirk. ...
• The German Luftwaffe has spent the last week making life misery for those trying to leave Dunkirk. ...
• It was their sacrifice, as well as that of heroic British units in places like Hazebrouck, Epinette, Calais and right on the Dunkirk perimeter itself that allowed so many to be taken off the beaches. ...
• Churchill, today, also recognised this hugely important part played by those fighting far from Dunkirk and spoke of both French and British units: "Their sacrifice, however, was not in vain. ...

• Dunkirk (Battleground Europe Series)by Wilson Patrick .
• Editorial Reviews Product Description:The near-miraculous escape of the defeated British Army at Dunkirk from May 29 to June 3, 1940 was one of the most remarkable incidents of World War II, and helped inspire the British people to persevere during the years of struggle still ahead. ... In addition to the effort at sea, the Dunkirk operation was made possible by determined resistance by British armor and infantry at Calais and Arras, and by an RAF not yet at peak effectivesness but able to hamper Luftwaffe operations over the beleaguered port. ...
• Dunkirk has long played a role in English history, most notably in 1588, 1658 and during the First World War. ...
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• Dunkirk: From Disaster to Deliverance provides a good small-unit view of the British withdrawal from Dunkirk in June 1940. ...
• Unfortunately, the book provides little information on how the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) was deployed when its commander, Lord Gort, decided to withdraw to Dunkirk on 26 May. ... A final chapter that asks, was Dunkirk a victory or defeat, serves as a conclusion. ...
• The author attempts the difficult task of de-mythologizing the "myth" of Dunkirk while not reducing or obscuring the value of this withdrawal. ... After Dunkirk, the British people knew that they were in a fight for national survival. However, the author's assessment that Dunkirk saw the emergence of Hitler's self-destructive megalomania and hence, marked "the beginning of the end for the Third Reich," are wide of the mark. ...
• This account of Dunkirk is far from comprehensive, because it covers only selected areas at selected times. ... The encirclement of several French divisions in the Lille pocket, which bought time for the British in Dunkirk, is not even mentioned and the French are mostly depicted as defeatist slackers. Unfortunately, there is no mention of what happened to the French troops evacuated from Dunkirk or the second BEF that was sent to Cherbourg. Dunkirk marked the apogee of the German Blitzkrieg, and the accomplishment of wiping over fifty enemy divisions off the chessboard in less than one month should not be underplayed. ... In many respects, Dunkirk was the "finest hour" of the British and German armies in the Second World War, but for different reasons. ...

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• Dunkirk, located in the grape belt, produces wines and other grape products. ... In 1946, Dunkirk developed a program to help Dunkirk , France (for which it was named), recover from World War II. ... cities followed Dunkirk's example and established a program, called the One World Plan, to aid war-damaged European cities. ...
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• Dunkirk , Fr. ... Among Dunkirk's chief exports are construction materials, steel products, cement, fruits and vegetables, sugar, fertilizer, and pre-assembled structures. ... and often fortified, Dunkirk played a key role in the struggles in Europe that extended over centuries; it was ruled successively by Flanders, Burgundy, Austria, France, England, and Spain. ... improvements were made on the harbor, and Dunkirk grew in commercial importance. During World War II, more than 300,000 Allied troops who were cut off from retreat on land by the German breakthrough to the French Channel ports were evacuated (May 26–June 4, 1940) from Dunkirk. ...
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• Tuesday, 30 May, 2000, 08:17 GMT 09:17 UK The 'miracle' of Dunkirk.
• More than 300,000 troops were evacuated from Dunkirk and the surrounding beaches in May and June 1940. ... Dunkirk writer David J. ...
• "A miracle" - is the best description of what happened at Dunkirk in May and June 1940. ...
• They were rescued from the harbour and beaches near to Dunkirk by a curious assembly of many different types of craft. ...
• Before long, with the Germans effectively cutting off nearly all of the escape routes to the channel, the BEF found itself desperately retreating to the harbour and beaches of Dunkirk. ...
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