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First World War soldiers graves rededicated more than 100 years after deaths

First World War soldiers graves rededicated more than 100 years after deaths
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First World War soldiers graves rededicated more than 100 years after deaths

The services were held in Ypres following the discovery of the graves of the two soldiers who served with Irish regiments.

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Scottish soldier who had died in action identified and laid to rest at last

THE great-great-niece of a soldier who died in the Battle of Loos more than a century ago said she hoped more families would be able to see their…

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Soldiers laid to rest more than a century since they fell in Battle of Loos

Private William Johnston, of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, and an unidentified East Yorkshire Regiment soldier were buried at the Loos British Cemetery.

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British soldier killed during the Battle of Loos in 1915 is finally laid to rest

Private William Johnston, of the 7th Battalion of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, and an unidentified soldier who served in the East Yorkshire Regiment were buried in France.

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