Russell, Eric (Lance Corporal, b.1898 - d.1986)
Private Record PR01479 First World War, 1914-1918Photocopy of original letter written by Eric Russell to his mother, dated November 1918, describing personal service experience on the Western Front.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PHOTOCOPY OF LETTER WRITTEN BY RUSSELL IN THE FORM OF A DIARY. IT COVERS HIS SERVICE IN FRANCE. HE TOOK PART IN THE BATTLE FOR VILLERS-BRETONNEUX AND IN THE ALLIED ADVANCES WHICH BROKE THE HINDENBURG LINE. RUSSELL COMMENTS ON THE TROUBLE OVER REDISTRIBUTION OF AUSTRALIAN BATTALIONS IN SEPT 1918
Photocopy of original letter written by Eric Russell to his mother, dated November 1918, describing personal service experience on the Western Front.
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