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m Mills Roberts was my godfather and I heard the true story of the baton and Milch from his widow Jill when I visited her in the 70's and saw the baton hanging on the wall of her cottage in Wales. I later explained that the baton was valuable and when her daughter was getting married, she reluctantly pt the baton up for sale to pay for the wedding! |
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In late 1942, Mills-Roberts was promoted to [[Lieutenant-Colonel]] and given command of [[No. 6 Commando|No.6 Commando Unit]]; he was then stationed in North Africa.
Later in the war, among other actions, he took part in the [[Bergen-Belsen concentration camp]]'s liberation. When ''[[Luftwaffe]]'' Field Marshal [[Erhard Milch]] was captured and surrendered his [[Baton (symbol)#Third Reich|command baton]] to Mills-Roberts, the latter vented his anger about the atrocities he had seen at Bergen-Belsen
==Honours and decorations==
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