Is Lord Kitchener alive or dead?
Cavan, 8 September 1917 - Rumours have surfaced over the whereabouts of Lord Kitchener, the Kerry-born commander of the British Armed Forces...
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Mons, 25 August 1914 - The first battle between the German and British armies has ended with the British inflicting heavy casualties...
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