Centenary News reports on plans to mark the role of Folkestone in the First World War.
Continue readingDiary of a First World War soldier
The diary of Norman Samuel Holland, who fought in the First World War, has been made public by his family.
Continue readingBelgian Chamber of Representatives passes draft resolution on Centenary plans
L’avenir has reported that the lower house of the Belgian parliament has passed a draft resolution calling for a “powerful and coordinated commemoration” for the First World War’s upcoming Centenary.
Continue readingPhotographs of war torn Western Front after the First World War
The Daily Mail has highlighted a series of photographs showing the damage endured on the Western Front in France and Belgium.
Continue readingDuke of Kent unveils new hi-tech memorial panels in Portsmouth, England
The BBC has highlighted that the Duke of Kent has unveiled a new series of high tech information panels at Portsmouth Naval Memorial, England.
Continue readingNames of First World War fallen added to memorial in Manchester, England
The Manchester Evening News has reported that three names of First World War soldiers have recently been added to the Heywood war memorial, Manchester, England.
Continue readingRestoration of captured German First World War artillery underway in Canada
Bullet News Niagara has reported that a group of volunteers in Canada are making efforts to restore a piece of German artillery from the First World War.
Continue readingHuy, Belgium, begins planning for the centenary
A Belgian article describes that in defiance of Wallonia's neglect of the upcoming centenary, towns such as Huy are showing an interest in becoming involved in events.
Continue readingFirst World War Poetry Digital Archive
The First World War Poetry Digital Archive contains over 7000 text, image, audio and video resources.
Continue readingThe University of Hertfordshire’s Heritage Hub has launched a ‘Staging World War I’ project
The University of Hertfordshire’s Heritage Hub has launched a ‘Staging World War I’ project, which “investigates entertainment during the First World War, particularly theatre”.
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