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Also Known As Henry Norman Bethune
Born March 3, 1890 • Canada
Died November 12, 1939 (aged 49) • China
Role In Second Sino-Japanese War • Spanish Civil War • World War I
Sir Robert Borden
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prime minister of Canada
Barker, William
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Canadian fighter pilot
Sir Samuel Hughes.
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Canadian politician, educator, and statesman
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Canadian military commander
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president of Turkey
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Herbert Hoover, 1928
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