Joining the police in a mainly agricultural county 85 years ago, recruits probably expected a regular diet of petty crime and burglary. But a new book of extraordinary images reveals how the officers of Cheshire Constabulary made an invaluable contribution to World War II history. By keeping detailed photographic records of bomb damage in the county, they recorded evidence of a little known blitz. The 1939 Control of Photography Order issued by the War Office banned members of the public from

Tag-uri: Agricultura