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He was born in 1883 and he was death in 1973.

He was graduated in History from Oxford in 1895.

In 1900, he involvement in the army.

He was crossed to France on the 15th April 1915 because he had to remain in Blighty.

In July 1916, he wrote about his experiences in Western Front. Lomax's letters are addressed to Doris  Steinberg.

In the letters, he liked described psychological effect in soldiers who

was in the war.

Lomax was considered the war is the most horror.

Mireia Campos i Patricia Jiménez.

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Data de naixement: 1881Date de la mort: 1918 Causes: PneumoniaDate de contractar: ​​1916He servir en el 2 º Batalló de Middlesex Regiment.Meades escriure algunes cartes a la seva esposa, ell descriu l'esforç d'adaptació a la life.On 1917 Meades militar va resultar ferit i seriosly es recuperen en Bradford.After que Meades retorn al camp de batalla en la primera ofensiva d'Alemanya el 1918, durant el qual va ser portat prisonere i la mort en el 11 d'octubre de 1918.

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He was a cockney from Bow in London's East end. While he was in the war his wife was raising their children.

He died aged 31 in the latter stages of the Third Battle of Ypres, his body was never recovered for mud.

His wife Lizzie learned that Jack was died for a cart.

Lizzie married again with a friend of Jack but his letters to Lizzie and their children are in  the Imperial War Museum, in London.

Oscar and Mónica

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               -The Captain Geoffrey Donaldson

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               -The Captain Geoffrey Donaldson

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Geoffrey Donaldson was the only son of Dr Eben Donaldson of Londonderry, who died in 1904 and his wife.

Their education

Donaldson was educated at Oundle School, a public school for boys.

Donaldson was an undergraduate at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, and took a first class in part one of the Natural Sciences tripos. But he was one of the first to join the OTC and went straight to a training camp in Cambridge before he began his second year at university.

In the war

He was botanist even in the midst of war,  he made many letters explaining the situation to the front and the trenches.

Donaldson led his company over the top on 21st July 1916 in the battle of Fromelles. He led in a gallant manner, piercing the German 1st and 2nd lines, killing the enemy and taking prisoners.

 He was killed by a bomb thrown directly at him.

Sergio and Cristian.

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He was born in October at 1889 in Germany.

When the Archduke Franz was assassinated F.L.Cassell was 25 . He was a member of the 2nd Reserve

Battalion in the German army.

When he turned 26 he finished his trainning and after he was sent to the front, and he could to have the first experience in the combat.

Then he became in a noncommissioned officer and then vice sergeant-major.

After he start to promote Lieutenant. The war was his oportunity to learn to ride and marry too.

How he was an war office, he decided to went out to front and to go to the part where had more security, but in 1919 the German army was broke,and he was demobbed.

His life changed, and he was forced to leave his home by the Gestapo in 9th of November in 1938.

He was separated from his family and he had to put on a train, and he spent 3 weeks in Dachau.

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BIOGRAPHY

Name: James Tait

Place of birth: Newcastle

Date of birth: 19th April 1899

Nationality: British

School: He left school aged 14.

Work before the war: He work for a wholesale tobacconist before he took a job as a stock clerk with a firm of ship chandlers.

AT THE WAR

Joined the 10th Battalion East Yorkshire regiment whe he was 15. He enlisted with his step-brother Frank Cocker, but James was separated from his step brother. Unlike Frank, he survived action on the Western Front. Tait spent nine weeks in Egypt before he was transferred to the Western Front.

he was legally old enough to enlist he joined the Durham Light Infantry and was drafted to the 7th Battalion.

In April 1918 he was back in France and was lucky to survive the third German offensive which began on 27th May 1918.

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