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Thomas Cadett

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91:. Cadett said the signing, was carried out "on a cold and businesslike basis." After the signing, he said General Gustav Jodl, of Germany, spoke to say the Germans had given themselves up "for better or worse into the victors' hands". His pieces began 'Hello London' as was the style at the time. He also covered the trial of Marshal 82:
in Europe with the following words: "some of us admitted to a certain temptation to pity for the conquered, but each time memories from Warsaw and Buchenwald came crowding in - to bring the realisation that this was justice; that pity was a selfish and sentimental notion". He watched the official
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Thomas Tucker-Edwardes Cadett was born in London on 7 June 1898, the son of Herbert Cadett and educated at News College, Worthing and at Cranleigh.
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in 1924 and worked in many different departments, at one stage being the assistant to the Foreign Editor. In 1931, he covered the beginning of the
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The Archives of Our Man in Paris Monday, by Hugh Schofield 31 May 1999 Published at 15:31 GMT 16:31
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He joined a Territorial Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment in 1914 and later attended the
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in 1945, ending a radio dispatch minutes after the end of
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