Remains of Two First World War Soldiers Laid to Rest

The video discusses the burial of soldiers from World War I, whose bodies were discovered in 2009. It highlights the emotional journey of their families, who finally got to bury them with military honors. The video also touches on the personal stories of the soldiers and the significance of the ceremony, emphasizing the importance of remembering their sacrifice.

What was the significance of the burial ceremony for Lieutenant John Harold Pritchard and Private Christopher Douglas Elphicke?

• It was a celebration of their birthdays.

• It was a chance to honor soldiers with military traditions.

• It marked the end of World War I.

• It was a political event.

Where were the bodies of the soldiers discovered in 2009?

• In a cave in Germany

• In a farmer's field near Arras

• In a forest near Paris

• In a river in London

What was Lieutenant Pritchard known for during his time at Saint Pauls?

• His leadership skills

• His humor in a postcard home

• His athletic abilities

• His musical talent

What message did Private Elphicke send home during Christmas?

• He hoped to be with his family again.

• He was planning a vacation.

• He was buying a new house.

• He was starting a new job.

How many allied soldiers died during the battle of Arras?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 200,000

• 150,000