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Harrow School (哈罗公学) Harrow School Harrow is one of Britain’s leading independent schools, one of a very few schools still specializing in providing a high quality boarding school education for boys. Founded in 1572 under a royal charter of Queen Elizabeth, it is scattered over Harrow Hill across some 360 acres, only 10 miles from the city of London. Logo: Harrow School Harrow School Harrow School Harrow School Harrow Traditions Harrow School From the playing of Harrow Football to the famous straw hat, Harrow’s way of life is steeped in tradition. Without blindly accepting some of the customs that have developed over centuries, the School nonetheless recognizes the value of maintaining a connection between generations of boys through enjoyable activities that have been a part of Harrovian’s lives at School down the years. Through maintaining Harrow’s unique terminology, through Songs, through Harrow Football, the pupils are reminded that they are part of a distinguished and honorable community, and are inspired through the example of the great men who have gone before them. It is very strong in music, art and drama. There is an extensive variety of sports and games and a number of county and national representatives. There are numerous extra-curricular activities, catering for most interests. Straw Hat Tug-of-war(拔河) Soccer at Harrow Cricket(板球) at Harrow Drama: Animal Farm Polo(马球) * * * * NEVER GIVE IN, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER Contents World War II Winston Churchill Harrow School Backgrounds World War II The Sponsor Nation: Germany (Adolf Hitler) Time: 1939.9.1—1945.9.2 Beginning: Germany invades Poland Ending: Japan’s final surrender Participants: Allies and Axis Casualties: Ninety Million Total Amount of Loss and Expense: 4000 Billion Dollars From the first day that he seized power, January 30, 1933, Hitler knew that only sudden death awaited him if he failed to restore p