Twelve Britons arrested on spying charges in Japan

1940 page 4 The Times British government demands Japan release twelve Britons arrested on spying charges and first Army VC's won by Harry Nicholls and Harald Ervine-Andrews . 31st July 1940 issue. Date: 1940

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