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Mystery of young WWII soldier’s remains finally solved

Off By Sharon Black

A young Second World War British Army soldier, whose remains took five years to forensically identify after being discovered in an unmarked field grave, has finally been laid to rest in Oosterbeek today, close to where he was killed in action nearly 70 years ago.

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Mystery of young WWII soldier’s remains finally solved

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