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Margaret and Stephen Clarke standing in front of the 2nd Division Memorial at Mont St Quentin prior to walk up the Mont October 2007 where Uncle Perc was during WW1.

We have walked along Elsa Trench and Mont St Quentin again now and we feel now so connected with Uncle Perc's battles and we know he would be proud of David, myself and Matthew to taking the time out of to see it thoroughly.

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Intro Page 1 In View	Page 9 WW1 Our Anzacs	Page 10 Honours & Awards	Page 11, 12, 13 Uncle Bert's Articles in Newspapers	Page 14 Perc's Articles in Newspaper	Pages 15, 16, 17 Are Uncle Bert's Diary
Page 18 Various Letters	Page 19 After Uncle Bert's Death	Page 20 Extracts from C W Bean	Page 21 Extracts from Smythe's Story	Page 22 Family Reflections	Page 23 Extracts from A H Williams Books
Page 24, 25 WW1 RAN Pop's	Page 26 Ancestors Boer War & WW 1	Page 27 Ancestors WW 2	My Dad Page 5 Leo Clarke's Pages	All Anzacs Site Map	Blank

Books we own and have read on the subject

A War In Words by S Palmer & S Wallis

Anzac An Illustrated History 1914-1918 Richard Pelvin

Bullecourt 1917 Reaching The Hindenburg Line by Paul Kendall

Brothers In War by Michael Walsh

Don't Forget Me Cobber The Battle of Fromelles by Robin Corfield

Fromelles 2007 & (2008 Just released) Soft Cover by Patrick Lindsay, mentioning LAMBIS ENGLEZOS, without his ongoing battles of his own to bring out the truth of the lost soldiers of Pleasant Wood burial site.

Gallopoli by Les Carlyon

Gallipoli Diaries by Jonathan King

Galliopoli by Jonathan King & Michael Bowers- Untold stories from Charles Bean and some front line Anzacs.

Gallopolli Illustrated by Kit Denton

In The Footsteps of Private Lynch by Will Davies

Men of Mont St Quentin by Peter Stanley

Not Forgotten by Neil Oliver

Over The Top by H G Hartnett

Remembered - History of the Commonwealth War Graves, Julie summer, Photographer Brain Harris Foreword Ian Hislop

Somme Mud by E.P. F Lynch

The Great War by Les Carlyon

The Western Front by Peter Cochrane

The First World War in Photographs by Richard Holmes

The Anzacs Gallopoli to the Western Front by Peter Pederson

The First World War in Photographs by Richard Holmes

The Unknown Soldier by Neil Hansen

The Old Fellows War by Demund Nyst

The Western Front 1916-18

Through German's Eyes by Christopher Duffy

Victory In Europe from D Day to V E day. Anzac edited by Richard Pelvin (an illustrated history 1914- 1918

Walking With The Anzacs by Mat McLachalan An absolutely must have to tour the area. We owe our very successful tour to his book (worth its weight in gold) and of course my fabulous and very clever husband David, who drive the entire time.

Western Front Diaries by Jonathan King , where on the back cover it mentions my Uncle Perc and on pages 133, 152, 153, 154, 274, 277, 280-282, 285, 286, 336, 343, 435, and has pictures of the family of Smythe boys who went to war. I am so proud that Uncles Perc's diary has now been given some respect and some well deserved acknowledgement. Uncle Perc's account quoted by Jonathan King said on radio was the best he had seen. I was born on his birthday so he was kind of Special to me.

Joyeux Noël must watch this movie

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