_slater-sisters-in-ww1-by-elaine-slater.jpg "Slater Sisters in WW1 By Elaine Slater from women and in ww1 Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 25-Mar-2015
✓ Published: 25-Mar-2015
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Elaine reflects on her family history and the stories she knows about the women in her family who ran the family grocers shop in Newcastle-upon-Tyne during World War One.
Elaine reflects on her family history and the stories she knows about the women in her family who ran the family grocers shop in Newcastle-upon-Tyne during World War One.
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