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March 15, 2013 CN Editorial Team

Online exhibition highlights the impact of the First World War on civilian populations

Sur Les Chemins de la Grande Guerre has developed an online exhibition which highlights the impact of the First World War on the populations of the warring nations.

March 15, 2013 CN Editorial Team

‘Arthur’s Letters’ from the First World War

Arthur's Letters is a blog which documents the letters written by Arthur Joseph Dease, a soldier during the First World War.

March 18, 2013 CN Editorial Team

Podcast exploring the experiences of German internees in First World War Britain

BBC History Magazine Online (History Extra) releases a podcast which includes an interview with Panikos Panayi who analyses the experiences of German internees in Britain during the First World War.

March 19, 2013 CN Editorial Team

Latest Featured Resource: ‘Children in the Posters of the Great War’

'Children in the Posters of the Great War', from the private collection of Pierre Grezard, has been made available by Mission Centenaire 14-18.

March 25, 2013 CN Editorial Team

Interviews with German First World War soldiers who fought at Verdun unearthed

A military historian blogger obtains a copy interviews with German First World War soldiers who fought at Verdun, and has uploaded them to his blog Gott Min Uns! German Military History 1848-1945.

March 28, 2013 CN Editorial Team

Latest Featured Resource: First World War Diary of Irishwoman Mary Martin

The diary of Irishwoman Mary Martin, written during the First World War and Irish Easter Rising, is now available to view online.

April 12, 2013 CN Editorial Team

World War One Centennial Gallery provides access to wartime magazine articles

The World War One Centennial Gallery provides access to magazine articles largely written during the period of 1914-18.

April 17, 2013 CN Editorial Team

Professor Dominic Lieven lecture: ‘Russia and the First World War: time to think again?’

Speaking at the London School of Economics, Professor Dominic Lieven delivered a lecture which considered the reasons for which the Russian Empire went to war in 1914.

May 28, 2013 CN Editorial Team

New Zealand’s official Centenary programme develops ‘New Zealand at war timeline’

The official Centenary commemoration programme for New Zealand, NZWW100, has developed a timeline which documents New Zealand's involvement in the First World War.

May 29, 2013 CN Editorial Team

‘The Great War: A Visual History’

The American Battle Monuments Commission has developed an interactive online resource which allows users to explore a map of the world during the First World War.