First World War Centenary News Archive

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The Great War Project has been launched to develop and sustain WW1 heritage during and beyond the Centenary.

Canada’s experience of WW1, in paint, is now available to see on the Canadian War Museum’s website.

Letter from The World War One Historical Association’s online magazine ‘Trip Wire’.

The Vimy Foundation is to mark the Centenary of the Battle of Arras and Capture of Vimy Ridge.

Nottingham’s Castle Museum will hold a Great War exhibition for the Centenary.

The Centre Pompidou-Metz is to host an exhibition entitled ‘1917’ on ‘artistic creation during wartime’.

The tin-roofed wooden hut is to receive HLF money in time for the Centenary.

This project is aimed at preserving the memory of the Canadian Expeditionary Force and WW1.

The Memorial Museum in Passchendale keeps the memory alive of the 500,000 casualties of the 1917 battle.

A new website that details the statistics of WW1 of both the Allied and Central Powers.