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Liz Walton, 79, uncovered how her aunt Ada Le Poidevin sheltered three British commandos in 1940 - risking everything as German troops lived next door
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Upgrade this server79-year-old Liz Walton discovered her aunt sheltered British soldiers on occupied Guernsey while German troops lived next door.
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Liz Walton, 79, uncovered how her aunt Ada Le Poidevin sheltered three British commandos in 1940 - risking everything as German troops lived next door
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