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004: Spring 1982
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005: Summer 1982
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006: Winter 1982:
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007: Spring 1983
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013: Spring 1985
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014: Summer 1985
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021: Winter 1987
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022: Spring 1988
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044: September 1995
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‘1918-2018: The End of the War and the Re-Shaping of a Century’ 6-8 September
‘1918-2018: The End of the War and the Re-Shaping of a Century’ This important and unique conference will be taking place between the 6-8 September 2018 at the University of Wolverhampton. Seven keynote addresses from some of the leading academic authorities on the First World War and its aftermath will be at the heart of the conference, alo…
Stand To! No.1 to No.129 Full Contents Listing
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Stand To! 1-128 Content Stand To 1 Spring 1981 Editorial Notes (Peter T. Scott) Serving members of the Western Front Association Early Days, New Paths and Acknowledgements Inaugural Meeting: John Terraine's Address. Historian John Terraine berates those who indulge in ‘purely tragic pilgrimages to the Western Front’. The Loving Care of the…
'Children At War 1914-1918' with Dr Viv Newman
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We welcome Viv Newman back to the Village Hall at Hetfield Peverel for the latest on her Home-Front talks this time about children. IMAGES: Boy scouts on guard by a railway bridge and train tracks in the United Kingdom during the First World War.
Ep. 187 – The Police during the First World War – Dr Mary Fraser
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Social historian Dr Mary Fraser, talks about her research into police and policing in Britain during the First World War.
'Where the money went - the financial cost of war' a talk by Roy Larkin
'Where the money went - The financial cost of war' a presentation by Roy Larkin will discuss logistics, how much items cost and also wastage. This will explain why war is an expensive business!
Ian Castle presents 'The Forgotten Blitz and the Defeat of the Zeppelins
Ian is a well respected on the subject of Balloons, Ballooning and Zeppelins. He looks at the Bitz, its effect on moral and how the menace of the Zeppelin Airships was dealt with
HM Factory Gretna - a study in First World War genealogy on the Home Front
Due to our original speaker being unavailable, we have asked Nigel to present his talk (originally due in early 2023!) which looks at the work being undertaken to identify and list workers who served the war effort by being employed at HM Cordite Factory, Gretna.
'Nurses, Spies and the Home Front' in the First World War with Philip Stevens
Philip Stevens will be speaking about nurses, spies and the Home Front during the First World War. He is a full time author and expert on The Western Front. Before this he served as a regular officer in the King’s Shropshire Light Infantry. He regularly takes parties on battlefield tours. We ask for a £5 donation to cover our expenses. All We…
Charlie Barter: A retired Soldier's Great War with David Adamson
Charlie Barter was a regular soldier in the 1890's, fighting in the Boer War. As a civilian in the Great War he drew on his experience in both the Volunteer Training Corps and also the Special Constabulary in the Metropolitan Police District.
'Sending Parcels, Salting Pigs and Side Stepping Busybodies' with Maggie Andrews
We welcome to the branch for the first time Professor Maggie Andrews. She is the Professor Emerita of Cultural History at Worcester University. She will be speaking about The story of the challenges and changes on the home front that would affect everyone. She was historical consultant on BBC Radio’s 4 Home Front series and is a published Auth…