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• Extraordinary predicament of a householder behind our lines in France who was sleeping in this house during a German air raid, and after the bomb had dropped and demolished the house, was able to step onto the road from the attic window

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  • Date taken: 1918
  • Date uploaded: 2010-06-14
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