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Pope, Harold (1873–1938)

	Pope, Harold (1873–1938)
Born	16 October, 1873 London , Middlesex , England
Died	13 May, 1938 (aged 64) Perth , Western Australia , Australia
Cause of Death	heart disease
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Fink, Gordon (friend)
Occupation*	colonial militia (Australia) (1900-1900) Western Australia, Australia army officer (1901-1919) Federal, Australia public service head (1919-1928) Western Australia, Australia railways commissioner (1919-1928) Western Australia, Australia
Military Service*	World War I (army officer) Battle of Bullecourt, 1917 (commander) Battle of Fromelles, 1916 (commander) Battle of Messines, 1917 (army officer) Dardanelles campaign, 1915-16 (army officer) Landing at Anzac Cove, 1915 (army officer) 16th Battalion (army officer, 1914-1915) 14th Brigade (commander, 1916-1917) 13th Brigade (army officer, 1917) 52nd Battalion (commander, 1917-1917)
Awards	Companion of the Order of the Bath (recipient, 1915)
Legacies*	Pope's Hill (Gallipoli)
Workplaces*	Dept of Railways (WA) (employee, 1895-1928) Dept of Railways (WA) (commissioner, 1919-1928)

* Dates are approximate

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