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Kipling and France

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2/2. "Their Name Liveth For Evermore". After the First World War, Rudyard Kipling became an inspector of war cemeteries in France but he also had a deep personal interest - his son John died there. Julian Barnes and Hermione Lee visit the battlefields in Kipling's footsteps. The reader is David Haig.
Producer Robyn Read Repeated on Sunday at 12.15am

Contributors

Unknown:
Rudyard Kipling
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Julian Barnes
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Hermione Lee
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David Haig.
Source: Radio Times

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