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| | Berry, Flt. Sgt Fred, DFC | Pilot, Battle Of Britain, RAF
Fred was an ´old boy´ of Victoria School Kurseong
Killed In Action September 1940 "One Of The Few" | | Best, Pete | Drummer. Born in Madras, Nov. 24, 1941. For most general rock fans, the Pete Best story ends on August 16, 1962. That´s when Beatles manager Brian Epstein told the unfortunate drummer that he was being replaced by Ringo Starr, just weeks before the group would record their first single. Most fans don´t know that Best did continue to perform and record for a few years, usually as the leader of his own group, and usually for cheapo companies eager to exploit his notoriety as an ex-Beatle.
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| | Biber, Hugh Winston | President of the All India Teachers Association circa 1955. Also worked for The Irish Christian Brothers at St Joseph’s College, in Bowbazar, Calcutta. He passed away in Sydney, Australia in 1978. | | Biber, Sheila Audrey | Mrs. Biber was one of the founders of the Park English School, together with Doreen Mann and Phyllis Stracey, The school is still open and doing extremely well in Calcutta. | | Binny, Roger | Ace bowler and All Rounder (Cricket) | | Birkenhead | Secretary of State for India | | Blackford, Captain Stan | Soldier and Author | | Blair, Captain James | Soldier | | Blake, Captain Frank Gerald | Soldier | | Blake, Group Captain, Michael, VrC | Pilot. Victoria Cross Recipient
Micky Blake is an "old boy" of Victoria School, Kurseong. Micky is alive and doing well in Sydney, Australia. | | Blunt, Flight Lieutenant Leslie Richard Dickenson | Soldier | | Boisragon, Colonel G.H. | Soldier | | Bolt, Ranjit | Author, Translator | | Bolt, Ranjit | Author, Translator
Ranjit Bolt OBE (born 1959) is a British playwright and translator. He was born in Manchester of Anglo-Indian parents and is the nephew of playwright and screen-writer Robert Bolt.[1][2][3] His father is literary critic Sydney Bolt, author of several books including A preface to James Joyce, and his mother has worked as a teacher of English.[3] Bolt was educated at The Perse School and Oxford University, and worked as a stockbroker for eight years but "I was desperate to escape, any escape route would have done, and translating turned out to be the one".[1] As well as his plays he has published a novel in verse, Losing it[4] and a verse translation for children of the fables of La Fontaine, The Hare and the Tortoise. He was awarded the OBE in 2003 for services to literature | | Bond, Ruskin | Novelist and writer. Born in Kasauli, grew up in Jamnagar, Dehra Dun & Simla. | | Bouche, David | Group Captain, Indian Air Force | | Bouche, J.J. AVSM | Air Vice-Marshall. 1971 India-Pakistan Ware hero. | | Bourbon, Balthasar | Minister & Poet | | Bourbon, Pedro | Soldier | | Bourbon, Salvador | Soldier | | Bourbon, Sebastian | Soldier | | Bourguien, Louis | Soldier | | Bowen, Henry | Soldier | | Bower, Henry | Fluent in many languages & an examiner & Vice President | | Bower, J.A.H. | Writer | |
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