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    Harry’s war and his revenge on Hitler

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    A barely believable 97 years old, compact of build and charmingly polite, Harry Olmer arrived in Britain as one of the group called ‘The Boys’ – the young men and women who flew from Prague in August 1945, initially to stay in Windermere, in the Lake District.
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