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Two Pieces of War Wounded Identification of Franz Heimann - the first gives him access to the express line in government offices

again saw himself with the 19th Battalion in the field on August 12

The five medals are court-mounted

Gosset was promoted Major General in 1896 and retired in 1903 as Colonel of the Dorsetshire Regiment

The significance of the reference to Count Johann-Heinrich von Bernstorff raising a warning finger is that on May 1

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