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Jeff Edwards, who was just eight years old, lost most of his classmates when a coal slip buried his school in the tiny welsh village on October 21 1966. Speaking on the 50th anniversary of the.
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Fifty-five years may have passed since the Aberfan disaster but Jeff Edwards still cannot get the image of his dead classmate resting on his left shoulder out of his mind. The then.
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Jeff Edwards, eight, rescued from the rubble of Pantglas junior school in October 1966. Photograph: BBC/PA. Edwards was speaking on Thursday in the Aberfan memorial garden, rectangles of manicured.
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Jeff Edwards broke down in tears as he remembered the day more than 100 of his classmates died, right next to him. He was eight years-old when a coal tip collapsed on his school in the small Welsh village of Aberfan. Mr Edwards said he was buried for several hours, before being the last person pulled alive from the rubble.
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Tom Parry Special correspondent 18:45, 15 Oct 2016 Updated 09:54, 21 Oct 2016 | | Bookmark Fifty years on, Jeff Edwards still sees the dead girl, her head cradled on his shoulder. Two children,.
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At the time of the disaster Jeff Edwards was an eight-year-old schoolboy, with striking white blonde hair. He remembers being in a maths lesson, facing the blackboard and turned away from the.
The Aberfan disaster devastated an entire community, but for Jeff Edwards it began a lifelong
Reliving the events of October 21 1966, the now 64-year-old has shared how his pain led him to help the next generation of youngsters in Aberfan who were hit by unemployment when the mining.
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Jeff Edwards was eight years old when the disaster took place, and was the last child to be rescued alive from the school. He has since met Queen Elizabeth II several times during her.
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A young boy named Jeff Edwards was in that classroom when disaster struck. For about an hour and a half, the 8-year-old desperately gasped for air, trapped in the coal waste that completely surrounded him and his classmates. "My desk was pinned against my stomach and a girl's head was on my left shoulder," Edwards later remembered. "She was dead."
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Jeff Edwards was the last child to be recovered alive. His best friend Robert Jones died. Only a handful of schoolchildren between the ages of seven and 10 survived the Aberfan disaster.
The Aberfan disaster devastated an entire community, but for Jeff Edwards it began a lifelong
"To come to Aberfan wouldn't have been appropriate," said Jeff Edwards, the last child to be rescued from the school, who the Queen always referred to as "the little boy with the blond hair"..
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A fireman used a hatchet to free the young boy from beneath his desk, then passed him along to safety via a human chain. Edwards, the tenth child rescued that morning, would be the last survivor.
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Fifty-five years may have passed since the Aberfan disaster but Jeff Edwards still cannot get the image of his dead classmate resting on his left shoulder out of his mind. The then.