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Bernard O'Connor's 'There's life in Neenton, Shropshire' is a selection of articles from the British Newspaper Archive from 1771 to the present day. It provides insight into the social, economic, religious and political life of the village - births, marriages, illnesses, accidents, deaths, inquests, agriculture, sales, auctions, crime, punishment, pubs, alcohol, sport and more.

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Bernard O'Connor's 'There's life in Neenton, Shropshire' is a selection of articles from the British Newspaper Archive from 1771 to the present day. It provides insight into the social, economic, religious and political life of the village - births, marriages, illnesses, accidents, deaths, inquests, agriculture, sales, auctions, crime, punishment, pubs, alcohol, sport and more.
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Autorenporträt
Bernard O'Connor has researched and published numerous books on the Special Operations Executive during the Second World War, focussing on RAF Tempsford, female agents, sabotage, pigeons and 'Bonzos' (captured enemy personnel who convinced the British they were anti-Nazi and were then trained for sabotage and assassination missions back in Germany).