Punjabi Soldiers Who Fought for Britain in World War I Are Recognized for First Time
First publishedAug 8, 04:01 UTC
Last updatedAug 8, 11:11 UTC · just now ago
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The handwritten names of the nearly 10,000 Punjabi soldiers were uncovered in archives at the Lahore Museum in Pakistan.
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- The handwritten names of the nearly 10,000 Punjabi soldiers were uncovered in archives at the Lahore Museum in Pakistan.
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