Douglas, Keith, 1920-1944
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Douglas, Keith, 1920-1944
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Douglas, Keith Castellain, 1920-1944
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Douglas, Keith Castellain, 1920-1944
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Douglas, Keith Castellain
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Douglas, Keith (Keith Castellain), 1920-1944
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Castellain Douglas, Keith 1920-1944
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Keith Castellain Douglas (1920-1944), the war poet and prose writer, was born in Kent, brought up near Cranleigh, Surrey, and educated at Christ's Hospital and Merton College, Oxford, where he edited The Cherwell and wrote stories and poems. At the outbreak of the Second World War he volunteered for the army, was trained at Sandhurst and Wickwar, and in 1941 was posted to Palestine. The history of his time in North Africa is told in his memoir Alamein to Zem Zem (1946). He returned to England in 1943 and in 1944 was sent to France. There he was killed in action in Normandy four days after the D-day landings. His Complete poems and a prose miscellany were edited in 1987 and 1985 respectively by Desmond Graham, who had also earlier written his biography, Keith Douglas 1920-1944 (1974).
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Drawing, English 20th century
English literature
Letters 20th century
Painting, English 20th century
Photographs 20th century
War poetry, English 20th century
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