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18th May 2009, 19:54

Henk Welting Henk Welting is offline

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Re: Halifax crash - new monument

Frances,
This is what I've on file for presumably WIDACKI and OZGA:
Exhumation in the early 80s showed remains of two partial skeletons only. They were buried with the crew of Liberator EW275 as it was wrongly assumed that they were the lacking two bodies of the EW275-crew.
Regards,
Henk.

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