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111: March 2018 Special Edition
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ONLINE : Branch Zoom Meeting 19/09/20
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Email jd@wfa-birmingham.org.uk WFA Branch ZOOM Saturday 19th September Location : Zoom Online : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85713865706?pwd=SHFsWHFLSElyR1VNSld3Sy84bHdjZz09 Meeting ID: 857 1386 5706 : Passcode: 968771 Welcome and Introduction to Zoom meetings JD “remembrance” . A local Soldier remembered. …
CANCELLED - Nobody of any importance; a foot soldiers memoir of WW1 - Phil Sutcliffe
Due to the Coronavirus, all meetings have been cancelled until further notice. Please check the website for further information about the 2020 calendar of events. The life and times of Signaller Sam Sutcliffe through his experiences at Gallipoli, the Somme, Arras, a P.O.W. and finally, his home-coming and the Peace Parade. Meeting at Sobraon Ba…
'My Father’s Memoir of a WW1 Tommy' with Phil Sutcliffe
Phil Sutcliffe will give a talk he calls 'My Father’s Memoir of a First World War Tommy'. IMAGES: Nobody of Any Importance. A Foot Soldier's Memoir of World War I by Sam Sutcliffe edited by Phil Sutcliffe.
Ep. 108 – Nobody of Any Importance – Phil Sutcliffe
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Phil Sutcliffe talks about his father’s account of being an infantryman during the Great War. Your browser does not support the audio element. Phil's father, Sam Sutcliffe, was a World War One 'Tommy.' He enlisted at the age of 16 in t…
Nobody of any importance; a foot soldiers memoir of World War One - Phil Sutcliffe
PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN VENUE FOR THIS EVENT This talk tells the story of Phil Sutcliffe’s father, Sam Sutcliffe, one of the ordinary foot soldiers who served their country in WW1. Sam enlisted at 16, fought on the front line at Gallipoli 1915, the Somme 1916, and Arras 1918, where he was taken as a POW. He starved, he froze, was shelled and sh…
‘Dad’s War’ with Phil Sutcliffe.
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This talk tells the story of Phil Sutcliffe’s father, Sam Sutcliffe, one of the ordinary foot soldiers who served their country in WW1. Sam enlisted at 16, fought on the front line at Gallipoli 1915, the Somme 1916, and Arras 1918, where he was taken as a POW. He starved, he froze, was shelled and shot at, gassed, and bitten by lice and centipedes.…
Nobody of Any Importance with Phil Sutcliffe
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A Foot soldier's Memoir of World War One. Phil's father, Sam Sutcliffe, was a World War One 'Tommy.' He enlisted at the age of 16 in the 2/1st Royal Fusiliers in September 1914 and subsequently fought at Gallipoli the following year. He then fought on the Somme in July 1916 before being sent home as he was discovered to be still too young for fore…
‘A Foot Soldier’s War’ with Phil Sutcliffe
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We welcome Phil Sutcliffe he his an author and historian of the First World War. Phil will be talking to us about his Dad, Sam Sutcliffe and the book he wrote about him titled Nobody Of Any Importance. This is a soldier's memoir of the First World War which covers Gallipoli, the Somme , the Spring Offensive and eight Months as a prisoner of war…
'Nobody of Any Importance' - Phil Sutcliff
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Tuesday 26th April - Phil Sutcliffe speaks about his father's autobiography 'Nobody of Any Importance' A Foot soldier's Memoir of World War One. Phil's father, Sam Sutcliffe, was a World War One 'Tommy.' He enlisted at the age of 16 in the 2/1st Royal Fusiliers in September 1914 and subsequently fought at Gallipoli the following year. He then fo…
Nobody Of Any Importance: A Foot Soldier's Memoir Of World War One - Phil Sutcliffe
Sam Sutcliffe grew up a poor boy in north London, enlisted at 16, fought on the front line at Gallipoli 1915, the Somme 1916, and Arras 1918 where he was taken prisoner. Somehow he stayed lucky, survived – and, in his seventies, he finally unleashed his remarkable near-total-recall memory and wrote it all down, childhood to demob.In this talk, his …