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She remembers how the schoolchildren would watch the Japanese at bayonet practise. They called it "Ya" practise because that was the sound made by the soldiers as they charged towards each other.

The family of Sharrouf's wife, Tara Nettleton, is trying to help her and the couple's five children return to Sydney, Fairfax Media reported on WednesdayCG210.

Among them is a young son believed to be the boy photographed last year holding the severed head of a Syrian.