Kurt Hahn, over the years

The page “AITCHISON RECEIVES SPECIAL DUKE OF EDINBURGH RECOGNITION” mentions the person: “…RH Prince Philip, who first considered the idea of a national programme to support young people’s development in 1954, at the request of his inspiring former Headmaster, Kurt Hahn.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.

The page “AITCHISON RECEIVES SPECIAL DUKE OF EDINBURGH RECOGNITION” mentions the person: “…RH Prince Philip, who first considered the idea of a national programme to support young people’s development in 1954, at the request of his inspiring former Headmaster, Kurt Hahn.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.

The page “AITCHISON RECEIVES SPECIAL DUKE OF EDINBURGH RECOGNITION” mentions the person: “…RH Prince Philip, who first considered the idea of a national programme to support young people’s development in 1954, at the request of his inspiring former Headmaster, Kurt Hahn.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.

The page “Old Boys' Bulletin — May 2022”, page 4 (May 2022) mentions the person: “…RH Prince Philip, who first considered the idea of a national programme to support young people's development in 1954, at the request of his inspiring former Headmaster, Kurt Hahn.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.

The page “Old Boys' Bulletin — May 2022”, page 4 (May 2022) mentions the person: “…RH Prince Philip, who first considered the idea of a national programme to support young people's development in 1954, at the request of his inspiring former Headmaster, Kurt Hahn.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.

The page “Old Boys' Bulletin — May 2022”, page 4 (May 2022) mentions the person: “…RH Prince Philip, who first considered the idea of a national programme to support young people's development in 1954, at the request of his inspiring former Headmaster, Kurt Hahn.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.