The Memoirs of Maurice Clark - war years and detention

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The Memoirs of Maurice Clark - war years and detention

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Manawatū Heritage

Description

This extract from Maurice Clark’s memoirs, tells of his reasons for becoming a conscientious objector in World War II, his experiences in the Shannon camps and a brief account of his subsequent career in the insurance industry. Maurice Frederick Clark, the fourth child of William and Grace Clark, was born at Koputaroa, near Levin, on July 26 1910. His early years were spent at Ngaio, Wellington where he was involved in Methodist Church activities. Early in 1929 he got a job in the Royal Insur...

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Maurice Clark

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https://manawatuheritage.pncc.govt.nz/item/aa274c1e-f1a5-4a5e-b675-dbcad61e09a2

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conscientious objectors / pacifist / world war two / wwii

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