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... 1916. 420,000 British, 650,000 most horrific episodes in the First World 195,000 French lives were lost. War — the Battle of the Somme. ffillies gained only a few miles On July 1, 1916, Britis‘l‘l and F renc,l: ::l:a(s;;::l:?lnxjrg';’t 3‘3; bdri(:,g' troops ...
... Warwickshire Re?iment. beloved son of the late Mr and Mrs John Adam of Grangemouth, who gave his life so gallantly in The Battle of The Somme. ANDERSON. — Cherished memories of my dear son, Billy, died July 4, 1979. No longer here our lives to share, 2 But in ...
... drew it to my attention that whereas we lost J 3500 men in the 12 days of the Battle of El Alamein 50000 British soldiers were killed on the first day of the Battle of the Somme It's well-known that for overall loss of life the Second World War killed more ...
... trenches of the Somme? These men gave their lives willingly to keep Britain free By all means condemn the terrorists from all walks of life but I would ask last week’s writer to study his history books especially the Battle of the Somme and he will understand ...
... Francisco 730 TIMEWATCH: On the 80th anniversary of the battle of the Somme a look at the emerging historical debate surrounding the labelling of Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig as ‘the butcher of the Somme’ 820— THE CAR’S THE STAR: Quentin Willson gets behind ...
... of service with the Gordon Highlanders in the 1914-18 war, in the bourse of which he was wounded three times in the battles of the Somme and Ypres. “We all hope,” the chairman remarked, “that Mr and Mrs Campbell will be long spared to enjoy their well-merited ...
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