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Kellerberrin Police confiscate a World War 1 machine gun from Historical Society despite it being unoperational

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Kellerberrin Police confiscate a World War 1 machine gun from Historical Society despite it being unoperational

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cwa-org-155-468

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War and Conflict > World War 1

Keywords

Seizure of gun fires up Society

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Thursday, 27 April, 2023

Kellerberrin Historical Society

Kellerberrin Historical Society

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