THIS DAY IN WW2 (1.4.1941)
In Iraq... A coup is led by the nationalist politician Rashid Ali and a group of officers calling themselves the "Golden Square." They are opposed to the British presence in the country. The Regent Faisal escapes to Transjordan. By April 3rd, a new government has been installed. The British send troops from India and the Middle East to ensure access to the vital oil supplies.In North Africa... The British withdraw from Mersa Brega, abandoning almost the only available defensive position before the open space of the Cyrenaica Plateau.
In East Africa... Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, is taken by the British forces led by General Platt.
TODAY IN MY LIFE
Garage doors and garden gates have been professionally weather-treated and will be complete today.The Consulting Room is complete and looks mega-professional if I say so myself! A typical Saturday of some "me-time" and the supplementary job.
TODAY'S SELF-OBSERVATION
TODAY'S THOUGHT
TODAY'S QUESTION FOR YOU
GENUINE STATEMENTS THAT NEEDED RE-PHRASING
WHAT I ATE YESTERDAY
TRIVIA
TODAY'S AFFIRMATION