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Tag Archives: National Army Museum
First World War seminar at National Army Museum
On 15 March the National Army Museum will be running a whole-day seminar entitled The Armies in 1914. The event runs from 9.30am until 5.30pm and is free to enter. On the agenda are a series of talks from a … Continue reading
Project to trace missing soldiers of World War I
London’s National Army Museum has launched a campaign to identify forgotten casualties of World War I. The Daily Telegraph reports the museum has established a dedicated unit to investigate cases where the deaths of soldiers, sailors and airmen from the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, Ardingly, Centenary of World War I, CWGC, First Day of the Somme, Highbrook, lance corporal Peter Pollock of the Royal Irish Rifles, memorials, missing of World War I, National Army Museum, Royal Field Artillery, Royal Irish Rifles, Sussex, Thiepval Memorial to the Missing, West Sussex
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National Army Museum’s speakers focus on World War I
100 Days to Victory: How the First World War Was Won Saul David 12 September 2013, 7pm Employing the latest ideas and scholarship, author Saul David will explore the history of World War I from a new angle and will … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, events, Jeremy Paxman, Kate Adie, Max Hastings, National Army Museum
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Douglas Haig lecture at National Army Museum
Leading historian Professor Gary Sheffield will be assessing how much credit Sir Douglas Haig deserves for allied victory on the Western Front at the National Army Museum on 17 January. The lecture, entitled Douglas Haig: Was He the Accidental Victor … Continue reading
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Tagged events, generals, lectures, National Army Museum, Professor Gary Sheffield, Sir Douglas Haig
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