Lieut. T. Rawley, who returned to Melbourne yesterday after spending 4 [and a half] years in a P.O.W. camp, was welcomed by his niece, Judith Longden, to whom he was only a legend (c. 1945)

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Lieut. T. Rawley, who returned to Melbourne yesterday after spending 4 [and a half] years in a P.O.W. camp, was welcomed by his niece, Judith Longden, to whom he was only a legend

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Lieut. T. Rawley, who returned to Melbourne yesterday after spending 4 [and a half] years in a P.O.W. camp, was welcomed by his niece, Judith Longden, to whom he was only a legend

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