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Memory Lane: Roy’s Fuller life
www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk
[Blackpool Gazette] - “Headmaster was Arthur Percival Anderson, while helping him look after the school's 80 or so pupils was wife Frida, his sister and four full time teachers. “Fellow pupils included Anderson's son, Ronald, Graham Miller, Eric Ashton, Bob Heyes
Treasure Trove: Table used to surrender Singapore
www.abc.net.au
[ABC Online] Company of Malaya, and in the early afternoon of the 15th of February negotiations began between the leader of the Japanese, Lieutenant General Tomoyuki Yamashita, and the leader of the Commonwealth forces, Lieutenant General Arthur Percival.
A pilgrimage for my father
www.goulburnpost.com.au
[Goulburn Post] - One week later, the allied forces, commanded by Lieutenant General Arthur Percival, surrendered to the enemy. As a prisoner of war, Corporal Thompson worked on the Thai Burma Railway for 15 months, including time at the notorious Hell Fire Pass.
Singapore: Kings of the hill
www.nzherald.co.nz
[New Zealand Herald] - It was here that General Arthur Percival planned his ill-fated defence of Singapore against the Japanese in After the British surrendered, the Japanese used the hill as military headquarters until their surrender in
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