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The children who fought Hitler : a British outpost in Europe /

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  • Author: Elliott, Sue,
    Contributor:

    BARNES, Michael Tudor

    Summary:

    Ypres, centre of First World War remembrance, was once home to a thriving British community that played a heroic role in the WWII. This expatriate outpost grew around the British ex-servicemen who cared for the war memorials and cemeteries of Flanders Fields . When Germany invaded in 1940 the community was threatened.

    Language(s): English

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DC Contributor

BARNES, Michael Tudor

Abstract

Ypres, centre of First World War remembrance, was once home to a thriving British community that played a heroic role in the WWII. This expatriate outpost grew around the British ex-servicemen who cared for the war memorials and cemeteries of Flanders Fields . When Germany invaded in 1940 the community was threatened.

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1848540868

9781848540866

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