A new exhibition at the National World War I Museum, Kansas City, is a timely reminder of the often overlooked Eastern Front in the First World War, writes Patrick Gregory.
Continue readingNovember 7 1916 – Americans go to the polls in close Presidential race
President Woodrow Wilson narrowly won a second term in November 1916 on a platform of ‘He Kept Us out of War’, reflects Patrick Gregory.
Continue readingNovember 7 1916 – Americans go to the polls in close Presidential race
President Woodrow Wilson narrowly won a second term in November 1916 on a platform of 'He Kept Us out of War', reflects Patrick Gregory.
Continue readingUpdate on ‘Far From the Western Front’ – exhibition focussing on South Asia’s soldiers
Centenary News visits a London exhibition highlighting the First World War contribution of the men who served in the colonial Indian Army and their families.
Continue reading‘World War I and American Art’ – Centennial exhibition in Philadelphia
The first major exhibition devoted to exploring how American artists reacted to the First World War has opened in Philadelphia.
Continue readingUS WW1 museum explores German experiences on the Eastern Front
A new Eastern Front exhibition at America's National World War I Museum in Kansas City is a timely reminder of an often overlooked aspect of the Great War, writes Patrick Gregory.
Continue readingArmistice Day 2016: Remembering the Somme, Verdun and Jutland
Armistice Day ceremonies have been taking place around the world on 11 November 2016, the 98th anniversary of the ceasefire that ended the First World War.
Continue readingNovember 2016 Armistice commemorations at Lens’ 14-18 Museum
A weekend of Armistice events at Lens'14-18 Museum includes a torchlight ceremony at the 'Ring of Remembrance' international memorial overlooking the former battlefields of Artois.
Continue readingArmistice Day 2016: France remembers in the UK
The Centenaries of the Battles of Verdun and the Somme were marked at this year’s Armistice Day commemorations held by the French Embassy in London.
Continue readingPoppies & Poems screened onto Big Ben for Remembrance Sunday
Falling poppies, coupled with war poems, were projected onto Big Ben in the latest of the UK Parliament’s WW1 Centenary tributes on Remembrance Sunday.
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