Dieppe
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Oct 10, 2026
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Visits of Elizabeth-Elinor Glyn
Oct 10 · 1 Mention
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59:06speaker_3UNKNOWN
The Visits of Elizabeth by Eleanor Glynn Chateau de Coimere 16th of August Dearest Mama, What a crossing we had, perfectly disgusting! The sky was without a cloud, but such a wind that everyone was sick, so one could not enjoy oneself.
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59:27speaker_3UNKNOWN
Agnes became rapidly French too directly we landed at Dieppe, and the carriage was full of stuffy people who would not have a scrap of window open.
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59:37speaker_3UNKNOWN
However, Jean was waiting for us at Paris.
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59:41speaker_3UNKNOWN
We snatched some food at the restaurant, then caught the train to Vinant.
Escape - The Ring of Thoth - 1947
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1:06speaker_0NARRATOR
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1:19Thomas Freebairn SmithVOICE_ACTOR
I arrived in Paris on the 3:14 express from Dieppe, and went immediately to my hotel in the Rue de la Fete.
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1:25Thomas Freebairn SmithVOICE_ACTOR
My actions so far had worked out according to my planned schedule.
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1:29Thomas Freebairn SmithVOICE_ACTOR
I slept for exactly two hours, got up and dressed, donned a great coat, walked down the Avenue de l'Opera, and entered a side door of the Louvre.
Recollections of Oscar Wilde-Franz Blei, André Gide, Ernest La Jeunesse
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33:15David WalesNARRATOR
From prison Wilde came to France.
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33:18David WalesNARRATOR
In Vie, a remote little village near Dieppe, there settled a Sebastian Melmoth.
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33:24David WalesNARRATOR
That was he.
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33:25David WalesNARRATOR
Of his French friends I had been the last to see him.
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33:29David WalesNARRATOR
I wished to be the first to see him again.
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33:32David WalesNARRATOR
I arrived about midday without having announced myself in advance.
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33:37David WalesNARRATOR
Melmoth, whom friendship with tea brought often to Dieppe, was not expected back that evening.
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33:45David WalesNARRATOR
He did not arrive until midnight.
6547 The Truth About the Russian PLAGUE! X/Twitter Livestream
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41:22Stefan MolyneuxHOST
I used to watch occasionally war movies, you know, like the Second World War movies and so on.
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41:27Stefan MolyneuxHOST
I kind of grew up on them, the big movies from the Second World War and so on, Battle of Britain and D-Day and Dieppe, not Dieppe, First World War.
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41:34Stefan MolyneuxHOST
So I can't watch them.
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41:38Stefan MolyneuxHOST
I mean, I haven't watched them in forever because now it's just like, helpless slaves being slaughtered for bankers.
Ep. 1181, The Ring of Thoth, by Arthur Conan DoyleVINTAGE
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5:33B.J. HarrisonHOST
The trains had been slow and the channel had been rough, so that the student arrived in Paris in a somewhat befogged and feverish condition.
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5:43B.J. HarrisonHOST
On reaching the Hôtel de France in the Rue Lafitte he had thrown himself upon a sofa for a couple of hours, but finding that he was unable to sleep he determined in spite of his fatigue to make his way to the Louvre, settle the point which he had come to decide, and take the evening train back to Dieppe.
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6:02B.J. HarrisonHOST
Having come to this conclusion, he donned his greatcoat, for it was a raw rainy day, and made his way across the Boulevards Italiens and down the Avenue de l'Opera.
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6:13B.J. HarrisonHOST
Once in the Louvre, he was on familiar ground, and he speedily made his way to the collection of papyri which it was his intention to consult.
Operation Overlord - Did the Germans Know?
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0:47speaker_0NARRATOR
This moment has been a long time coming, as the Germans knew the Allies were planning their return to the continent.
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0:54speaker_0NARRATOR
Allied amphibious raids in 1942 at Dieppe and St Nazaire demonstrated to the German command that the Allies were eyeing a return to the continent via France.
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1:06speaker_0NARRATOR
By the spring of 1942, the tide of the Second World War began to turn against Nazi Germany.
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Desperate to hold onto the gains of 1940 in Western Europe, Hitler orders the creation of the Atlantic Wall in March of 1942.
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2:55speaker_0NARRATOR
The German military had expected an invasion of Western Europe since the spring of 1942.
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3:01speaker_0NARRATOR
As the fortunes of war turned against the Axis, a cross-channel invasion from Britain became increasingly likely.
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3:10speaker_0NARRATOR
The disastrous Anglo-Canadian raid on the French port of Dieppe in August of 1942 was a smashing victory for the Nazis, but it was an ominous sign that the Allies had their sights set on an amphibious invasion of Western Europe.
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3:24speaker_0NARRATOR
In anticipation of a seaborne assault, Fuhrer Directive Number 40 was issued on the 23rd of March, 1942, which called for the construction of an Atlantic Wall to prevent the Allies from landing.
Historical Newspaper Articles, Volume 2-Various
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73:14Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
I do not mean by this that English swimming is necessarily better than French.
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73:19Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
From what I have seen of both, there is little to choose between them, and some of the best diving I ever saw was done at Dieppe, largely by the natives.
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73:27Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
But there is this difference between them.
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73:29Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
The French woman who cannot swim simply does not bother about it.
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74:34Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
For bathing in public, a dress has to contain so much material that its texture, since it is to be saturated with water, becomes of the first importance.
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74:44Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
For those who can afford it, I should unhesitatingly recommend taffeta silk of the strongest kind.
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74:50Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
The prettiest and most serviceable bathing dress I have seen, worn at Dieppe by an English girl, was in black taffeta, and would satisfy every requirement of the woman who wants to swim and look well at the same time.
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75:02Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
It was light, strong, did not sling, looked the same wet or dry, and dried quickly when exposed to the air.
Recollections of Oscar Wilde-Franz Blei, André Gide, Ernest La Jeunesse
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35:32David WalesNARRATOR
From prison Wilde came to France.
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35:35David WalesNARRATOR
In Vie, a remote little village near Dieppe, there settled a Sebastian Melmoth.
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35:41David WalesNARRATOR
That was he.
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35:42David WalesNARRATOR
Of his French friends I had been the last to see him.
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35:46David WalesNARRATOR
I wished to be the first to see him again.
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35:49David WalesNARRATOR
I arrived about midday without having announced myself in advance.
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35:54David WalesNARRATOR
Melmoth, whom friendship with tea brought often to Dieppe, was not expected back that evening.
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36:02David WalesNARRATOR
He did not arrive until midnight.
BOOKSHELF - Glider Assault Secures Allied Landings - MAX-HASTINGS-SWORD-BEACH PART 1
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26:37Max HastingsGUEST
He treated the war as his sort of personal adventure.
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26:40Max HastingsGUEST
He'd been involved in one or two commando raids, and he'd actually received a decoration for his part in the commando raid on Dieppe back in 1942.
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26:51Max HastingsGUEST
But Lovett was unbelievably arrogant, as many aristocrats are.
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26:56Max HastingsGUEST
And Lovett really regarded everybody, including Montgomery, as an idiot, except himself.
King in Yellow (part 1)-Robert W. Chambers
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34:07Peter YearsleyNARRATOR
C. Hamilton Chester of Chester Park, New York City, called April the seventh.
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34:14Peter YearsleyNARRATOR
Reputation damaged at Dieppe, France.
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34:17Peter YearsleyNARRATOR
To be repaired by October the first.
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34:20Peter YearsleyNARRATOR
Retainer, five hundred dollars.' Note, C. Hamilton Chester, Captain U.S.S. Avalanche, ordered home from South Sea Squadron, October the first.
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