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‘Unknown’ soldier’s grave identified 107 years after his death

Summary by The NEN - North Edinburgh News
The final resting place of a Devonian man who served with the King’s (Liverpool Regiment) in World War 1 has been named in France almost exactly 107 years after his death A rededication service, at which Captain (Capt) Hubert Leslie Smith’s name was added to his gravestone, was held yesterday (25 March) at his graveside in Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Ham British Cemetery near Saint Quentin.  The service was organised by the MOD’s J…
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‘Unknown’ soldier’s grave identified 107 years after his death

The final resting place of a Devonian man who served with the King’s (Liverpool Regiment) in World War 1 has been named in France almost exactly 107 years after his death A rededication service, at which Captain (Capt) Hubert Leslie Smith’s name was added to his gravestone, was held yesterday (25 March) at his graveside in Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Ham British Cemetery near Saint Quentin.  The service was organised by the MOD’s J…

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76 years after his burial, WW1 veteran Gus Solomon's grave has been consecrated

Forty-five people attended the consecration of the official war grave of “Gus” Solomon Lipman, a Jewish First World War veteran, who had been buried in an unmarked grave in Orange General Cemetery. Gus Lipman died in Orange Base Hospital in 1949, but like 105 other diggers and a nurse who returned from WWI – including […] The post 76 years after his burial, WW1 veteran Gus Solomon’s grave has been consecrated appeared first on J-Wire.

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