Dawn Watch to China shows Chinese heroism amid cave towns
The review highlights Roy Homer's Dawn Watch to China, a vivid account of a young American girl's wartime experiences in China. It describes Kweilin's cave-dwelling fugitives, noting that about one third of the city was destroyed and residents fled to structured cave refuges during Japanese raids.
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Napoleon's Loot Is Given Back to Vienna and Paris
Paris reports the return of armor breastplates and carved helmets taken from Vienna and Ambras Castle in Tyrol. The set includes a lavishly decorated war costume of Francis I, whose reign began in 1515, and who inspired Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland a year later.
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