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The first British Military Wedding in Brussels, since the Liberation of the city took
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The first British Military Wedding in Brussels, since the Liberation of the city took
The first British Military Wedding in Brussels, since the Liberation of the city took place in Christs Church, between Lieutenant Stanley Rodwell of the Corps of Military Police who lives at 9, Bolton Gardens, London and Miss Olga Leigh of the Queen Alexandras Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve who lives at 147 Liverpool Road, Great Sankey, Warrington.
The bride and groom first met in Normandy.
Picture shows: The bride and groom being congratulated by a Brussels gendarme.
Picture issued November, 1944
Official
Reach PLC
Mirrorpix
Brussels
Brussels-Capital Region
Belgium
Media ID 21894674
© Mirrorpix
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The First British Military Wedding in Brussels - A Symbol of Love and Liberation
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. In the midst of war-torn Europe, a remarkable event unfolded that brought hope and joy to the hearts of many. The first British military wedding since the liberation of Brussels took place in Christ's Church, uniting Lieutenant Stanley Rodwell and Miss Olga Leigh on this momentous day. Their love story began amidst the chaos and uncertainty in Normandy, where fate brought them together. Lieutenant Rodwell, a member of the Corps of Military Police hailing from London's Bolton Gardens, found solace in the presence of Miss Olga Leigh, a dedicated nurse serving with Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve from Great Sankey. As they exchanged vows within those sacred walls, their union symbolized not only their commitment to each other but also represented a beacon of hope for all those affected by conflict. The photograph captures an unforgettable moment as the bride and groom are showered with congratulations by a kind-hearted Brussels gendarme. This poignant image serves as a reminder that even amid darkness, love can triumph over adversity. It encapsulates both the resilience and humanity exhibited during World War II. Released in November 1944 by Official sources, this print from Memory Lane Prints immortalizes an extraordinary chapter in history when two souls found love amidst turmoil - forever etching their names into the annals of bravery and devotion.
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