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Tag Archives: Hunstanton
Post-war Demining Operations in the Norfolk Wash and Police Invasion Procedures from the Second World War
A closer look at Norfolk Record Office document, C/PO 1/60. This intriguing document contains primarily Copy Number 500 of the 1942 revised version of procedures that the British Police should take in the event of an invasion by Nazi Germany … Continue reading
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Tagged Demining, Hunstanton, invasion procedures, Sandringham, WW2, WWII
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Gruesome goings-on in Old Hunstanton
There is a slim uncatalogued file in the King’s Lynn Archive which contains some 14 documents, dated to the 24th year of King George III’s reign labelled, “Customs Murder Suit”. George III reigned from 1760 to 1820. These documents include … Continue reading
