The ship Edmund Gardner, moored in Liverpool, has been painted in dazzle camouflage to mark the Centenary of the First World War.
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Ship painted in dazzle camouflage to mark the First World War Centenary
The ship Edmund Gardner, moored in Liverpool, England, has been painted in dazzle camouflage to mark the Centenary of the First World War.
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Serbian President opens First World War Literature exhibition in Belgrade
Serbia’s President, Tomislav Nikoli, has opened an exhibition focussing on Serbian First World War literature at Belgrade City Library.
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Walks of remembrance to mark First World War Centenary at National Trust sites in UK
The National Trust is inviting people to mark the First World War Centenary by joining silent walks of remembrance at 23 of the historic sites in its care across England and Wales.
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Giant photographs of pebble reflect “traumatised” landscape of war
Mike Swain visits Orford Ness nature reserve on the British Suffolk coast to see an exhibition of unusual photographs by installation artist Anya Gallaccio of a pebble picked from a bombing range.
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Giant photographs of pebble reflect “traumatised” landscape of war
Mike Swain visits Orford Ness nature reserve on the British Suffolk coast to see an exhibition of unusual photographs by installation artist Anya Gallaccio of a pebble picked from a bombing range.
Continue readingNational Trust launches walks of remembrance to mark First World War Centenary at historic UK sites
The National Trust invites people to mark the First World War Centenary by joining silent walks of remembrance at 23 historic sites in England and Wales.
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Facing the Front: New Zealand’s Enduring First World War
The New Zealand Portrait Gallery has opened a new exhibition featuring objects and paintings relating to the First World War.
Continue reading‘The Great War: The Persuasive Power of Photography’, National Gallery of Canada
The National Gallery of Canada will be marking the Centenary of the outbreak of the First World War with an exhibition exploring the role of photography during the conflict.
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Historian Margaret MacMillan charts daily events leading up to the First World War for BBC Radio 4
On the eve of the centenary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, BBC Radio 4 is launching a daily programme charting the road to war in 1914.
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