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A soldier's courage, obscure since WWI, is given due tribute

Alexander Dulevitz (left) and Ernie Sullivan placed the wreath yesterday at the new headstone of World War I hero Fred Dulevitz. Alexander Dulevitz (left) and Ernie Sullivan placed the wreath yesterday at the new headstone of World War I hero Fred Dulevitz. (George Rizer/Globe Staff)
By Jonnelle Marte
Globe Correspondent / September 15, 2008

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EVERETT - Little is known about Fred Dulevitz's life. It is unclear when his family moved to the United States from Russia, how long he lived in Massachusetts, or whether he graduated from high school. (Full article: 745 words)

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