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Commemorating the Fallen of WW1

Today we remember …

30th November 1917

W Hermon, College Staff. Lance-Corporal, 5th Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment. Killed in action in the Battle of Cambrai.

The story of Radley’s ‘Servants Memorial‘ can be read as No. 15 in 100 Radley Objects.

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