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Why did Neville Bonner remarry?
his wife died and he did not get remerry
What are Neville Bonner's greatest achievement?
To become the 1st Aboriginal politician.
Where is the Bonner Springs City Library in Bonner Springs located?
The address of the Bonner Springs City Library is: 201 N. Nettleton Ave., Bonner Springs, 66012 1047
Who were in Neville Chamberlain family?
Joseph Vhamberlain, his Dad. Austen Chamberlain, his half-brother.
English prime minister before churchill?
The Prime Minister of the UK preceding Winston Churchill was Neville Chamberlain (Conservative), who came from a very unfortunate political family. Neville's relative Austin Chamberlain was the first Conservative leader to not be Prime Minister and Neville himself became the first Prime Minister to not fight a general election as he took over from Stanley Baldwin in 1936.
When was Neville Bonner born?
Neville Bonner was born on March 28, 1922.
What is Neville Bonner's birthday?
Neville Bonner was born on March 28, 1922.
Who is Neville Bonner's mother?
Julia Rebecca Bonner
Why was Neville Bonner such a special man?
Neville Bonner is a special man because he was the first aboriginal politician.
Did Neville Bonner have childreen?
No
Where was Neville bonner born?
Ukerabagh
What language did Neville bonner speak?
Neville Bonner spoke English, as it is the most widely spoken language in Australia where he was born and raised. He was of Aboriginal descent and contributed to advancing indigenous rights in Australia during his time as a senator.
Why did Neville Bonner remarry?
his wife died and he did not get remerry
What school did Neville bonner go to?
Neville Bonner only completed one year of education. This was when he attended Beaudesert State School. Bonner's mother gave birth to him in 1922 beneath a palm tree on Ukebaragh Island.
How many years did Neville Bonner go to school?
7
Is there any extra info about Neville Bonner?
yes, dick
What are Neville Bonner's greatest achievement?
To become the 1st Aboriginal politician.
