| BOOK LAUNCH BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - 15TH NOVEMBER 2018 The New Zealand Residence - Reception and Presentation hosted by the Ambassador of New Zealand to Belgium, the Hon. Gregory Andrews A large gathering of invited guests including representatives of the Belgian Government, Commonwealth Governments, Local Giverment Officials from the Western Front Communes and Gemeenten, Belgian citizens including many descendants of the 'Obscure heroes', New Zealand Government representatives, those who had helped with the research and friends of New Zealand was present at a reception at the New Zealand Residence in Brussels on the 15th November 2018 and hosted by New Zealand Ambassador to Belgium, Gregory Andrews. |
| New Zealand Residence Brussels - Book launch, The Obscure Heroes of Liberty, 15th November 2018 New Zealand Ambassador Gregory Andrews and the author Dr. Kenneth M. Baker |
| Belgian descendants of the Obscure Heroes of Liberty attending the reception at the New Zealand residence with the New Zealand Ambassador and the Military Attache |
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Last updated: 25 September 2020
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| Mr Paul Breyne, Belgian Commissioner for WW1, Mr Luc Lewyllie and the author Dr Kenneth Baker |
| The author Dr Kenneth Baker and Mr Sebastien Morance, Chief Librarian at the Bibliothèque Jean de la Fontaine of the City of Ath |
| Reception at the New Zealand Residence Brussels - for the book The Obscure Heroes of Liberty, 15th November 2018 Guests at the reception: left to right: Mr. Sebastien Morance and the Carion, Collet and Gilbert families Belgian descendants of the Obscure Heroes of Liberty |
| The author Dr Kenneth Baker speaking with Madame Carion, one of the descendants of the Belgian "Soldier Helpers" |
| The author is extremely grateful to Mr. Gerard Boere for making available the copy of the video recording |