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The following is a list of surviving veterans of the First World War (28 July 191411 November 1918).


Veterans by Country

Algeria (France)

Australia

  • Choles, Claude, Navy, b. 3 March 1901 (born in the UK and fought in the British army; subsequently emigrated to Australia)
  • Lucas, Syd, b. 21 September 1900 (Australian resident; fought for UK)
  • Ross, John Campbell, b. 11 March 1899
  • Young, Will(iam), Royal Flying Corps, b. 4 January 1900 (same as for Choles and Lucas; went over to Australia after World War II)

Austria-Hungary

  • Gillarduzzi, Teofilo, b. 6 June 1899 (he fought for the Austro-Hungarian Empire because the Region of Trentino, where he was born and presently lives, was annexed to Italy only after the WWI)
  • Marek, Karol, b. 1900 (Polish national, fought for the Austro-Hungarian Empire)
  • Pajaczkowski, Jerzy, b. 19 July 1894 (now lives in the UK)
  • Parniak, Pawel (age uncertain; Polish national, fought for the Austro-Hungarian Empire)
  • Skabar, Tony, b. 18 October, 1900

Canada

=== France === (**note: the French government recognizes only "six" living, but counts only those with more than 3 months of service in combat. By international standards, all of the below are WWI veterans living in France as of November 2005)

Germany

Italy

(**note: not in combat)

Poland

  • Kosa, Jozef, b. 1900 (also a German veteran)
  • Marek, Karol, b. 1900 (Polish national, fought for the Austro-Hungarian Empire)
  • Parniak, Pawel (claims birth Feb 27 1890; Polish national, fought for the Austro-Hungarian Empire)
  • Wycech, Stanislaw, b. 1902

Serbia

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

United States

See also

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