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WWI mother's loss commemorated in Wodonga homestead name

allison jess

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Abstract

As soon as they turned 18, twins Fred and Mathew 'Hawton' Mitchell enlisted for World War l. The brothers from Bethanga in north-east Victoria went on to fight on the Western Front in France, but like many Australian soldiers who went to war, they would not make the journey home.

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As soon as they turned 18, twins Fred and Mathew 'Hawton' Mitchell enlisted for World War l. The brothers from Bethanga in north-east Victoria went on to fight on the Western Front in France, but like many Australian soldiers who went to war, they would not make the journey home.

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As soon as they turned 18, twins Fred and Mathew 'Hawton' Mitchell enlisted for World War l. The brothers from Bethanga in north-east Victoria went on to fight on the Western Front in France, but like many Australian soldiers who went to war, they would not make the journey home.

Key concepts: Front (military), Ancient history, First world war, History, Genealogy, Economic history, Geography, Meteorology

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