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Palestinians in Gaza are living through a bombardment that they've never experienced before.

Introducing Battle Lines, an original Telegraph podcast,

Listen to expert analysis of the Israel-Hamass War.

Follow on-the-ground reporting and understand how the conflict is

reshaping our world.

It's a small country everyone knows someone whose relatives have been killed or kidnapped.

Things are starting to broaden out from Gaza from Israel.

Listen to battle lines every Friday on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your

podcasts. Shortly after 10 o'clock in the evening on May the 10th, 1943, a tremendous explosion

shook the heavens and a brilliant blinding flash of light illuminated the countryside, lighting up mountains many miles to the rear.

So goes an eyewitness account from a World War II explosion, but it's not from a great battlefield such as the beaches

of D-Day or the like. Nor does it relate to the only German bombing of Ireland during

World War II when Dublin and the surrounding counties were attacked

in 1941.

Instead, this is the forgotten story of the devastation that took place on the remote beach

of Bellimanus County Dunney Gaul, an explosion

that inflicted horrific losses on a rural community. However, we need to retrace our steps

somewhat as this episode begins in an unusual place, the story of a family

photograph forgotten for decades.

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