Ceremonies are being held in the village of Nery in northern France, 100 years to the day since a British cavalry unit held the line against advancing German forces that outnumbered them four to one.
A train driver was shocked to discover one of his relatives was the first British soldier to shoot dead a German in the First World War – after making a chance visit to a military museum. Michael ...
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