You've read the story. Here are the papers.

Twenty-eight documents and photographs out of Floss Fuller's drawer, sixteen Daily Mirror pages from 1944, and an hour with Jim.

✅ The family's papers — 28 documents and photographs kept in a drawer for sixty years. The telegram form that came to the house, the card that told his mother he was alive, the Red Cross receipt he signed in Paris, and the postcards the wounded men wrote their names on.

✅ Ian Fyfe's own despatches — 16 Daily Mirror pages from 1944, including the one the paper printed on the morning after he died.

✅ The Jim Fuller interview — 48 minutes of audio with Geoff's younger brother, aged ninety, recorded September 2026. Plus the full transcript.

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