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The Complete Guide to Tracing your First World War Ancestors

By Sarah Williams

Release : 2014-08-13

Genre : Military History, Books, History

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To commemorate the centenary of the declaration of the First World War, the team behind Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine has put together this special-edition publication to help research your forebears who served in the war. This book is crammed with practical tips and advice on how to interpret war records, medals and photographs, as well as indicating which archives and websites are most relevant to each aspect of your research.

The Complete Guide to Tracing your First World War Ancestors

By Sarah Williams

Release : 2014-08-13

Genre : Military History, Books, History

Kind : ebook

(0 ratings)
To commemorate the centenary of the declaration of the First World War, the team behind Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine has put together this special-edition publication to help research your forebears who served in the war. This book is crammed with practical tips and advice on how to interpret war records, medals and photographs, as well as indicating which archives and websites are most relevant to each aspect of your research.

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