The Editor of Centenary News reports from Sarajevo on how the city marked the moment when the Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.
Continue reading100 Years Ago Today: Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated
Today marks exactly 100 years since the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on 28th June 1914.
Continue readingAndrássy University Budapest
Andrássy University in Budapest, Hungary, is hosting a series of commemorative events from 2014 onwards.
Continue readingVienna Philharmonic Orchestra Centenary concert in Sarajevo, Bosnia
The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra marks the centenary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination with a concert in Sarajevo, Bosnia.
Continue readingCentenary Anniversary: Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated
28th June 1914: The heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, is assassinated.
Continue readingBook Review – Wounded
Publisher’s description: “Painstakingly researched and written with novelistic immediacy, Wounded tells the full story of medical care in the war for the first time. But this is not just a book about the injured men and the medical personnel that treated them: their experience encapsulates what it was like to fight, live and die for four long years at the Western Front. Wounded is an important contribution to our understanding of the First World War.”Centenary News Review: “Wounded by Emily Mayhew is the kind of non-fiction that makes all other non-fiction look bad. It is compelling, thoughtful and well articulated in its exploration of the much overlooked role of the wounded in World War One.”
Continue readingCentenary Peace Garden opens at Péronne in the Somme
UNESCO ambassadors and representatives from more than 80 countries attend the official opening of the Garden of the 6th Continent in the Somme. There will also be a day of events for the public.
Continue readingConference: ‘World War and International Relations’, Lisbon
The Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa is hosting an international conference exploring the impact that the First World War had on international relations.
Continue readingBritish Library exhibition: ‘Enduring War: Grief, Grit and Humour’
The British Library has developed an exhibition which explores how people in Britain coped with life during the First World War.
Continue readingDetails of 600,000 Canadians added to Lives of the First World War digital database
The details of 600,000 Canadian men and women have been added to the Lives of the First World War digital database for people to add pictures and memories.
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