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In 1939, the UK evicted 54 families from Mynydd Epynt, Wales, for military use, never allowing their return.
In 1939, the UK government evicted 54 farming families from Mynydd Epynt in mid-Wales, displacing over 200 people to make way for a military training ground.
Despite promises of compensation and a post-war return, the Ministry of Defence retained control, turning the area into the Sennybridge Training Area.
Most homes, farms, and community buildings were destroyed, leaving only the Drovers Arms pub and cemetery gravestones as reminders.
Residents were barred from returning, and the land remains restricted and largely unchanged.
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En 1939, el Reino Unido desalojó a 54 familias de Mynydd Epynt, Gales, para uso militar, y nunca les permitió regresar.