WW1 Capture by the
Brilliant talk by Peter Bird about how his father was shot down in WW1
Peter's father was shot down on September 3rd 1917 by Baron Manfred Von Richthofen and was victim 61/80.
The "Red Baron" was flying a Fokker Tri Plane. Upon capture Bird was put in a special camp for officers.
Peter has done great research and together with photos made a wonderful interesting talk.
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£500,000 since inception
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A group of us visited this remarkable world leading facility which researches the genome and how they can help serious conditions
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August 2019 edition
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100 anniversary WW1
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Global Scholar from Belgium
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