"QUICK MARCH"
, ."Quick- March," the journal of the ...Now, Zealand returned soldier, fully , maintains in the March issue the high standard of previous numbers. Apart from matters of particular interest to returned soldiers as such there are many articles and stories which must appeal to readers of all kinds, and many 1 illustrations of interest to New Zealanders everywhere. An article on "I'pres Revisited," describing that wrecked city as it exists now—a resort for curious tourists —is illustrated by unique photographs of that place of ruin. Another very interesting article is that entitled "Through Persia to Baku," in which is described the little-known exploits of a small band of men picked from all the forces- of Britain, and the Dominions, who made history in the East after tho Russian ' collapse. "March Days" is a reminiscence of the doubtful days: of "March, 1918, and is illustrated by tome striking New Zealand official photographs. There axe many other good things in the soldier'* journal, and, altogether. '*Quick March" it excellent value.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10540, 17 March 1920, Page 3
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