The Sunday Times magazine - Dunkirk cover (9 May 1965)

The Sunday Times magazine - Dunkirk cover (9 May 1965)
Very good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

MERVYN STOCKWOOD - The Bishop of Southwark by Peter Dunn
4 pages

DUNKIRK 1940 - In this article, unique colour photographs never before published. Taken by Hugo Jaeger, official photographer to the OKW (German High Command) and one of the pioneers, in the face of discouragement from his superiors, of colour photography. Jaeger rode into Dunkirk as soon as he heard that the beaches had fallen. His black-and-white photos were flown daily to Berlin, but his colour films remained his own property. After the war, Jaeger buried many of them in airtight boxes in a forest near Munich. He destroyed the more gruesome pictures, but those that remain form a remarkable record of the aftermath of the epic nine days in which 338,226 men were evacuated from under the enemy's nose
13 pages

VICTOR VASARELY - John Russell talks to Victor, pioneer of the style, whose latest London show opens at the Hanover Gallery
Two and a half pages