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He died in my arms, Tassie sailor tells of horror
Image Not Available for He died in my arms, Tassie sailor tells of horror

He died in my arms, Tassie sailor tells of horror

Maker
Date31 December 1998
Object number00032127
NameNewspaper
MediumInk on paper
DimensionsOverall: 415 x 305 mm
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection
DescriptionThe Mercury newspaper dated Thursday, December 31 1998 with headlines 'He died in my arms, Tassie sailor tells of horror'.
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