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Commemorating the Fallen of WW1

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29th October 1918

H.R. Bradley, College Staff. Lance-Serjeant, 2/4th Bn, Ox & Bucks LI. Killed in action during the German Retreat of the Hindenberg Line

Posted in Commemorating the Fallen of WW1 and tagged College Staff, Flanders & France (Western Front), German Retreat to the Hindenberg Line, killed in action, Lance-Serjeant on 29 October, 2018 by archives602.

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