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Brothers, Eric and Max Green

by Cheryl Green

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These are photos of my Uncles in WW2. My Uncle Eric was a prisoner of war, he died in a POW camp and is buried at Kanachanaburi in Thailand.

I’m planning a trip to Thailand to see his grave and the Bridge he helped with also Hellfire. He is actually my favourite Uncle. I wasn’t born til 40 years later though, I think it’s because I have found so much information on him. Max and Eric are brothers.

The photo below is Uncle Eric who died in a prisoner of war camp.

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