Voices of Old Redingensians: Growing up in Wartime- An Interview with Alan Johnson (OR 1940-1949)

School Captain, Daniel N and Vice-Captain, Charles C had the privilege of interviewing, possibly one of our most senior and inspiring Old Redingensians, Alan Johnson.

OR Alan Johnson & his wife Barbara.

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Voices of Old Redingensians: Growing up in Wartime- An Interview with Alan Johnson (OR 1940-1949)

School Captain, Daniel N and Vice-Captain, Charles C had the privilege of interviewing, possibly one of our most senior and inspiring Old Redingensians, Alan Johnson.

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Voices of Old Redingensians: Growing up in Wartime- An Interview with Alan Johnson (OR 1940-1949)

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