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‘Emotional’: Richard Marles fights back tears after identification of great-uncle lost in WWI a century ago
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1Richard Marles has fought back tears as he described the identification of his great uncle, who was lost in the First World War, as an “emotional” moment for him and his family.
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First with it: Australian Financial Review, 21 hr 34 min before anyone else.
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