Researcher Audrey Elcombe (1988)
Audrey Elcombe was one of the earliest researchers interested in preserving the history of Caribbean volunteers during World War Two. Below an article taken from the Harmony Newsletter (September 1980) which details some of her research. These were some of Audrey’s earliest discoveries. Harmony was an organisation for inter-racial families and their friends, of which she was a member.
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