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Queen Mary, Aquitania, Empress of Canada, and Empress of Britain arrive in the River Clyde with the first contingent of Australian and New Zealand troops

On June 14, 1940 in Celtic History

Queen mary, aquitania, empress of canada, and empress of britain arrive in the river clyde with the first contingent of australian and new zealand troops

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