Itar-Tass News Agency reports that Russia will be marking the German declaration of war on Russia in 1914 for “the first time” this year.
Continue readingCentenary Countdown: Germany declares war on Russia
Today marks exactly one year before the 100th anniversary of the German declaration of war on Russia.
Continue readingProfessor Evgeny Sergeev interview on Russia and the Centenary
Centenary News speaks to Professor Evgeny Sergeev, from the Institute of World History at the Russian Academy of Sciences about the Centenary.
Continue readingProfessor Evgeny Sergeev interview on Russia and the Centenary
Centenary News speaks to Professor Evgeny Sergeev, from the Institute of World History at the Russian Academy of Sciences about the Centenary.
Continue readingCentenary Countdown: Germany declares war on Russia
The German Empire declares war on Russia after Russia mobilises its forces.
Continue readingWestern Front Association East Coast branch, USA, to host World War I History Symposium
The East Coast branch of the Western Front Association is organising a “World War I History Symposium”, to be held in October 2013.
Continue readingEnglish town of Hartlepool to mark Centenary of bombardment by German Navy
The BBC reports that the English town of Hartlepool will be marking the Centenary of the First World War with a £400,000 programme of events.
Continue readingTour de France 2014 to have special First World War Centenary route
leJDD reports that the Tour de France will mark the Centenary of the First World War with a special route through sites of importance during the conflict in 2014.
Continue readingScotland’s independence vote 2014: The role of Bannockburn and the First World War Centenary
An article in The Telegraph poses the question: 'which anniversary will sway the Scots?', as 2014 marks the Centenary, the 700 year anniversary of Bannockburn and a vote on Scottish independence.
Continue reading‘Your Country Needs You’: The First World War poster that “was never used for official recruitment”
An article in The Telegraph highlights research into the poster of Lord Kitchener telling men 'Your Country Needs You', which "never existed".
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