Charles Groves Wright Anderson

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rdf:type	Australian World War II recipient of the Victoria Cross Burma Railway prisoner Person from Young, New South Wales South African person of Belgian descent owl:NamedIndividual 1897 birth 1988 death 20th-century Australian politician Australian Army personnel of World War II Australian person of Scottish descent British Army personnel of World War I Person from Cape Town Recipient of the Military Cross South African emigrant to Australia South African person of Scottish descent Australian person of Belgian descent Australian colonel Australian prisoner of war King's African Rifles officer Member of the Australian House of Representatives for Hume
rdfs:label	Charles Groves Wright Anderson
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skos:prefLabel	Charles Groves Wright Anderson
skos:altLabel	Charles Anderson
clgo:award	Victoria Cross
clgo:birthDate	1897-02-12
clgo:birthPlace	New South Wales Cape Town Young, New South Wales South Africa
clgo:birthYear	1897
clgo:deathDate	1988-11-11
clgo:deathPlace	Australian Capital Territory Red Hill, Australian Capital Territory
clgo:deathYear	1988
clgo:honours	Military Cross Victoria Cross
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:party	National Party of Australia
is clgo:commander of	Battle of Muar
is clgo:notableCommander of	2/19th Battalion (Australia)

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