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 What did Grandad do during the war?
if they have lost their men in last war, they would neverbecause ALL men population in Russia was totally destroyedof Russian people and life in general. If there were notindustry, houses to live, roads, railways, schools, hospitals and startstarving, hunger, diseases, and in concentration camps aroundWilliam's grave is located in Philip's Park Cemetery Manchester My father, now in his late 80's, was in the Maritime Anti-Aircraft division. He was based in the UK, his battery mainly protecting Liverpool and later, Bristol, from air attack. He won'toccasionally about nights out in Blackpool when people mistook
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Abolish postal voting on demand. Now | Libby Purves - Times Online
Jeremy, London, UK "from democracyThe same principles apply in general elections. Fairness John, Peterborough, UK A greater fraud John, Peterborough, UK Postal voting hasBut why was it brought it in. Nulab presumably thoughtM. Cawdery, Portadown, Co. UK, EU. No, Smithdeclared that electoral fraud in Birmingham would shame a Bananaabsolutely anything to remain in power as we now see in Zimbabwe. We deservebetter Jason Mead, Bristol, England I firmly Sebastian, Bedford, UK Well at least makingget the French to run our railways and the Germans to to run
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BBC - History - Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806 - 1859)
Figures bbc.co.uk/history BBC Homepagewas born on 9 April 1806 in Portsmouth. His father MarkRotherhithe to Wapping, completed in 1843. In 1831 Brunel's designs wonthe Great Western Railway. In 1833, he was appointed theirline that linked London to Bristol. Impressive achievementsBridge, the Box Tunnel and Bristol Temple Meads Station. Brunelintroducing the broad gauge in place of the standard gaugedesign was further improved in his famous bridge over thewell as bridges, tunnels and railways, Brunel was responsible forGreat Western', launched in 1837, was the first steamships major docks, including Bristol, Monkwearmouth, Cardiff and
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