CN Editorial Team – Page 162 – First World War Centenary News Archive

July 23, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Wilfred Owen’s First World War poetry returns to Craiglockhart in Centenary musical performance

Bullets and Daffodils, a musical drama based on Wilfred Owen’s First World War poetry, is to be performed at Craiglockhart in Edinburgh, scene of his inspirational meeting with Siegfried Sassoon.

End Date: 01 Aug 2014

July 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Centenary exhibition highlights Indian Army Sikhs who fought for Britain in the First World War.

The UK Punjab Heritage Association is holding an exhibition commemorating ‘the remarkable but largely forgotten contribution and experiences of Sikh soldiers’ in the First World War.

July 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

‘Changing Faces of Heroism since the First World War’ – University of Leeds teams up with BBC for free online course

A new online course about how the First World War changed traditional views of heroism has been launched by the University of Leeds, in partnership with the BBC.

July 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Your Loving Son: The Letters Home of Cuthbert H T Lucas 1914 – 1918

History teacher Steve Warburton begins a series of articles, based on the diaries and weekly letters home of Cuthbert H T Lucas, which reveal a unique perspective on the First World War from beginning to end.

Author: Steve Warburton

July 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Reuters revisits Sarajevo: “World War One. What were they thinking?”

A report from a Reuters Newsmaker Event in New York, planned and moderated by Sir Harold Evans, and attended by former U.S Secretaries of State Dr Henry Kissinger and Dr Madeleine Albright.

Author: Dr Jillian Davidson

July 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Your Loving Son: The Letters Home of Cuthbert H T Lucas 1914 – 1918

July 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Reuters revisits Sarajevo: “World War One. What were they thinking?”

A report from a Reuters Newsmaker Event in New York, planned and moderated by Sir Harold Evans, and attended by former U.S Secretaries of State Dr Henry Kissinger and Dr Madeleine Albright.

July 26, 2014 CN Editorial Team

The Telegraph: George V told British Government to ‘find a reason’ to go to war in August 1914

The Telegraph reports that King George V ‘demanded Britain enter the First World War’ during a meeting with the Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey, on 2nd August 1914.

July 26, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Archive film release gives UK cinema audiences chance to see 1914 screen hits

A special compilation of films which would have entertained cinema-goers in 1914 has been produced by the British Film Institute National Archive.

July 26, 2014 CN Editorial Team

France thanks First World War allies with Champs Elysées photo exhibition

Paris will pay tribute to soldiers from home and abroad who fell fighting for the freedom of France in the First World War with an exhibition of 100 photos on the Champs Elysées.

End Date: 30 Sep 2014