Hain, John
John Hain (b. 1899 in Edinburgh) was brought up in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. As a Private, Royal Irish Fusiliers, he served on the Western Front from Feb. 1918. He was captured whilst blinded and had an eye removed in a German hospital at Ghent before being held as a POW (Prisoner of War) at Solta.
From the guide to the John Hain papers, 1917-1980, (GB 206 Leeds University Library)
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| creatorOf | Hain, John. Henry David Thoreau, his ideas and their place in history. | Columbia University in the City of New York, Columbia University Libraries | |
| creatorOf | John Hain papers, 1917-1980 | GB 206 Leeds University Library |
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