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NAM.2008-11-41

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Inventory description: Eight manuscript and typescript accounts of incidents during service in World War One by Pte Herbert G Newling, 1915-1966; covering service with the London Rifle Brigade and Machine Gun Corps in Gibraltar, Egypt and France, and as a prisoner captured on 28 Mar 1918 and his subsequent escape, also correspondence with Lady Violet Asquith regarding the burial of her brother Raymond in 1966.

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Asquith, Raymond Herbert
Asquith, Violet
Newling, Herbert G
Newling, Herbert G
Escape 1918
Newling, Herbert G
PoW At the Bakery (Bouchain) 1918
Newling, Herbert G
While a prisoner of war, Summer 1918 - A visit to the dentist
Newling, Herbert G
Capture. March 28 1918
Newling, Herbert G
In front of the French town of Levante, where breast works were mostly used instead of trenches, the country being so flat, soon flooded after a little rain.
Newling, Herbert G
A freind in need is a friend indeed
Newling, Herbert G
Gibraltar to Alexandria via Lemnos
Newling, Herbert G
Newling, Herbert G
Asquith, Raymond Herbert
Asquith, Violet
Newling, Herbert G
Asquith, Violet
Newling, Herbert G
Asquith, Violet
Newling, Herbert G
Newling, Herbert G
My visit to “Corkwoods” near Algercias, South Spain, about the end of July 1915
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