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Tag Archives: First World War
The Armistice – The end of The Great War, WW1.
The Great War ended much differently than the never-say- die desperation of the Nazis in WW2. In 1918, there was no likely imminent collapse of Germany though the deprivation and starvation of many in the country was startling. Even though … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, WW1
Tagged 11th November, Armistice, First World War, In The Footsteps of Heroes, Lest We Forget, Poppy, World War 1, WW1
3 Comments
Flora Sandes, the only British woman to fight in WW1
As we approach Armistice Day in 2018 and the centenary of the end of WW1, I thought I would write a post or to related to the subject as I have done for the last four years. Whilst I have … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, WW1
Tagged First World War, Flora Sandes, Lest We Forget, Serbia, The Great War, Women in WW1, WW1
7 Comments
Amiens and The Hundred Days Offensive
This week marks the centenary of one of the pivotal but less known battle of the Western Front in WW1, Amiens and the more broadly labelled 100 Days Offensive. The Western Front is often categorised as being a static war … Continue reading
Posted in history, writing, WW1
Tagged Amiens, First World War, Lest We Forget, The Hundred Days Offensive, war, Western Front, World War 1, WW1
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The lonely Isle of Islay and the doomed American soldiers who died there in 1918 in 2 naval disasters.
The Scottish Isle of of Islay is best known these days for its world famous peaty single malt whisky but a century ago, this normally tranquil place which sits on the western coast of the U.K and facing the fierce … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, history, WW1
Tagged First World War, HMS Mounsey, Islay, Malcom MacNeill, Otranto, Royal Navy, SS Tuscania, WW1
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They Called It Passchendaele
For the last three years or so, I have been post occasional extracts from my WW1 concise history book Lest We Forget, published by Endeavour Press of London. July 31st marks the centennial of yet another of the landmark actions … Continue reading
Posted in history, writing, WW1
Tagged First World War, Lest We Forget, Passchendaele, Remembrance, Tyne Cot, Western Front, World War 1, WW1, Ypres
5 Comments
The Last Post
It is one of the most evocative and moving pieces of music and as with every year, The Last Post will be played all over the world on Remembrance Day but its origins had nothing to do with mourning. The … Continue reading
Posted in history, WW1
Tagged Armistice, Death, First World War, history, Lest We Forget, Life, Remembrance, The Last Post, war, World War 1, WW1
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The Battle of The Somme 100 Years On
Friday July 1st 2016 marks the centerniary of the commencement of The Battle Of The Somme. It is fair to say that July 1st 1916 might possibly the most horrific day in British history and most likely in the top … Continue reading
Posted in history, WW1
Tagged #Somme100, Death, First World War, Heritage, history, In The Footsteps of Heroes, Lest We Forget, The Somme, war, Western Front, World War 1, WW1
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The Battle of Jutland
Today marks the centenary anniversary of the single most important naval battle of WW1 and as I have been doing for the last few years, I thought I would write a dedicated post taken from extracts of my WW1 history … Continue reading
Posted in history, WW1
Tagged Battle of Jutland, books, First World War, Germany, history, Lest We Forget, Life, North Sea, U.K., World War 1, WW1
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