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Machine Gun Corps Old Comrades’ memorial project
The Machine Gun Corps (MGC) Old Comrades’ Association is attempting to photograph all MGC graves and names on memorials. It is hoping to commemorate every MGC soldier who lost their life during World War I. The MGC Old Comrades’ Association … Continue reading
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Tagged 1918, Machine Gun Corps, memorials, MGC, news, old comrades association, the Suicide Club
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Leicestershire Regiment photos at WW1tigers.com
Website ww1tigers.com brings together a fascinating collection of images of soldiers from the Leicestershire Regiment. The site states that it is dedicated to the memory of the 7,028 soldiers of the regiment who died in World War I. Its aim … Continue reading
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Tagged Leicestershire Regiment, memorabilia, news, photos, Soldiers of the Great War, Websites
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Turkish plan to find missing soldiers of Gallipoli
The geophysical engineering department at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University’s (COMU) faculty of engineering, the Turkish Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs and the Gallipoli Historical National Park Directorate are attempting to find the last resting places of soldiers killed at … Continue reading
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Tagged 1915, Gallipoli, missing, news, Soldiers of the Great War, Turkey
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The remains of British soldiers could be disturbed if a plan to build a wind farm on the site of the Loos battlefield goes ahead. The Daily Mirror reports that Energy firm InnoVent wants to build 10 turbines on the … Continue reading
Hislop and Palin join forces on Wipers Times film
Michael Palin is to star in a BBC Two film about a satirical magazine published during World War I, reports chortle.co.uk. The film, The Wipers Times, has been written by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman and is based on the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, Ballywalter estate, films, Ian Hislop, Michael Palin, news, Sherwood Forresters, Somme, Wipers Times, Ypres
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Preston announces Centenary plans
Officials at the Lancashire town of Preston are eager to mark the Centenary of the First World War with some major events, reports the Lancashire Evening Post. Among the proposals are a plan project films of the war in the … Continue reading
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Tagged centenary, events, Lancashire, Lancashire Evening Post, news, Preston
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Adrian Van Klaveren to lead BBC coverage of WW1 Centenary
Adrian Van Klaveren, the former Radio 5 Live controller who lost his job following Jimmy Savile scandal, will head up the BBC’s World War I Centenary coverage next year. Van Klaveren will oversee all of the corporation’s related programming across … Continue reading
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Tagged 1914-1918, Adrian Van Klaveren, BBC, centenary, news, Radio 5 Live
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Thessaloniki hospital exhibition tells tale of Balkan front
An exhibition entitled Army of the Orient in the Balkans: Archaeological Testimonials of a Hospital in Thermi/Sedes, has opened at the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki, Greece. Many of the items on show were recovered from the site of … Continue reading
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Tagged Anastasios Antonaras, archeology, Balkans, exhibitions, Greece, hospital, museums, news, Thessaloniki
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