Lilian Wyles

http://dbpedia.org/resource/Lilian_Wyles an entity of type: Thing

Lilian Mary Elizabeth Wyles (31 August 1885 – 13 May 1975) was an English female police officers who was among the first officers to take statements from female and juvenile assault victims, rather than relying on "assistants". rdf:langString
rdf:langString Lilian Wyles
rdf:langString Lilian Wyles
rdf:langString Lilian Wyles
rdf:langString Penzance, Cornwall, England
xsd:date 1975-05-13
rdf:langString Bourne, Lincolnshire England
xsd:date 1885-08-31
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xsd:date 1885-08-31
rdf:langString Lilian Mary Elizabeth Wyles
rdf:langString Lilian Wyles, in the beginning of her career as a police officer in the United Kingdom, 1919
xsd:date 1975-05-13
rdf:langString constable, police detective chief inspector, author, nurse
rdf:langString Lilian Mary Elizabeth Wyles (31 August 1885 – 13 May 1975) was an English female police officers who was among the first officers to take statements from female and juvenile assault victims, rather than relying on "assistants".
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rdf:langString Lilian Mary Elizabeth Wyles
xsd:gYear 1885
xsd:gYear 1975

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