| Description | Contains the following leaflets and publications regarding the YMCA's war work during the Second World War:
'What happens to the profits' YMCA information leaflet.
'What happens to the profits. A note for workers and friends'.
'YMCA as they see it...read what they say of the YMCA' small booklet.
'Moving north with the Eighth Army.' regarding work as part of the Italian campaign.
'The YMCA with the B[ritish] E[xpeditionary] F[orce]. Eyewitness accounts of service in France and Flanders'.
'Your finest hour 1939-1945' souvenir folder of a farewell service, 1945.
'The YMCA with out forces in West Africa' leaflet with details of work in Sierra Leone, the Gold Coast and Nigeria.
'Five hundred mobile canteens in sixteen months. YMCA war service record' with photographs of interior and exterior of small, medium and large mobile canteens.
'War service of the YMCA' publication with chapters on the YMCA's work in France, Middle East, North Africa, Sicily and Italy, India, Assam and Burma [Myanmar] and with Prisoners of War.
'Tea for the services. How to make the best of the tea ration' manual on making tea.
'The YMCA on wheels' information leaflet.
'The story of the YMCA tea cars'.
'USA to Great Britain. YMCA thanks to the United States of America'
'YMCA in action. Number 2 Camera Commentary' leaflet with photographs of YMCA's work.
'From Teheran to Tunis. The YMCA in the Middle East 1940-1943'
'The YMCA in North Africa, Sicily and Italy April-November 1943'.
'The prisoners come home. Some of their tributes to the War Prisoners' Aid of the World's Alliance of YMCAs'.
'Education in a new sphere. The members of the Universities can help the YMCA to provide educational facilities for the forces'.
'Such a change...his next move?'
'Leave guide for London' booklet for Canadian Sailor's, Soldiers' and Airmen.
'The triple task of peace' leaflet
YMCA Army and Navy bulletin, volume four, number one, [1944-1945].
Newspaper cutting for YMCA canteen and YMCA War Service Fund.
'Prayers for the use of those on service' booklets.
'Profits, programme and purpose' a talk to YMCA workers in the Brighton area by T. E. Fulcher. |