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Was Eric Egan of springbok radio incarcerated during the 2nd world war?
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∙ 11y ago
Eric Egan was my grandfather. My Dad nevr talked about those times. My Dad Michael Egan can be googled and foundas he taught as a professor of English at UMASS for 32+ years.
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