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Anti-gas drill at Old Woolwich Road School in Greenwich, London during 1941. Frame:white Red text ispositioned underneath and

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Red text ispositioned underneath and all is set against a plain white background

in the style of Alfred Leete'sfamous depiction of Kitchener

Following the recapture of South Georgia

A group of women enjoy a drink and share a joke at the Wynnstay Arms

with Lieutenant General Kenneth Anderson after addressing British troops on 1 June 1943

Anti-gas drill at Old Woolwich Road School in Greenwich, London during 1941. Frame:white Red text ispositioned underneath andA teacher wearing a gas mask leads a large group of children out of the entrance of Old Woolwich Road School in Greenwich, London. The children are crossing the playground in a line two abrest and all are wearing their gas masks. The school has clearly

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