Long-Lost Brothers Separated as Children in 1945 Have Been Reunited in Australia After 77 Years Apart
- 10 months ago
This is the heartwarming moment two long-lost brothers separated as children in 1945 were finally reunited after spending 77 YEARS apart.
Ted Nobbs, 83, was able to give his brother Geoff, 79, a hug for the first time in more than seven decades after their family was divided up at the end of World War Two.
The pair met in Australia after Ted flew out last week to see little brother Geoff, who moved Down Under after being adopted in 1951.
After spending 77 years and 10,000 miles apart from each other, moving video footage captured the siblings tearfully embracing at Sydney Airport.
Ted Nobbs, 83, was able to give his brother Geoff, 79, a hug for the first time in more than seven decades after their family was divided up at the end of World War Two.
The pair met in Australia after Ted flew out last week to see little brother Geoff, who moved Down Under after being adopted in 1951.
After spending 77 years and 10,000 miles apart from each other, moving video footage captured the siblings tearfully embracing at Sydney Airport.