Education – Page 14 – First World War Centenary News Archive

May 15, 2014 CN Editorial Team

RAF Museum creates new exhibition to tell the ‘often overlooked’ story of air power in the First World War

The Royal Air Force Museum is developing a new exhibition to explore the growth of air power in the First World War, from early reconnaissance flights to the coordinated use of aircraft and artillery.

May 16, 2014 CN Editorial Team

International historians to debate Sarajevo 1914 ‘the South Slav Question’ at Southampton University

Southampton University in the UK is marking the Centenary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination with an international conference from June 26-28 2014.

End Date: 26 Jun 2014

May 22, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Book of First World War newspapers will teach children about the Centenary

The UK’s largest private archive of historical newspapers is offering a free booklet of First World War newspapers to show how the conflict was reported at the time.

May 23, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Join leading writers in sending letters to an Unknown Soldier and create “snapshot” of First World War Centenary for future generations

People are being invited to join leading writers in sending letters to an Unknown Soldier to express their feelings about the First World War and be part ofa Centenary memorial.

May 23, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Medals on show at The British Museum reveal German view of First World War

As part of the First World War Centenary commemorations, the British Museum in London is looking at the German experience of the conflict with an exhibition of medals made by artists.

May 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Historian’s Centenary mission to find 10,000 World War One memorials across America

Washington Art historian Mark Levitch has embarked on an ambitious Memorial Inventory Project to uncover the 10,000 or more American World War One memorials scattered across the country.

Author: Mike Swain

May 25, 2014 CN Editorial Team

Tag: Education

RAF Museum creates new exhibition to tell the ‘often overlooked’ story of air power in the First World War

International historians to debate Sarajevo 1914 ‘the South Slav Question’ at Southampton University

Book of First World War newspapers will teach children about the Centenary

Join leading writers in sending letters to an Unknown Soldier and create “snapshot” of First World War Centenary for future generations

Medals on show at The British Museum reveal German view of First World War

Historian’s Centenary mission to find 10,000 World War One memorials across America

Historian’s Centenary mission to find 10,000 World War One memorials across America

Tank Museum marks the Centenary with a new exhibition and events

Opening of the Tank Museum’s ‘Warhorse to Horsepower’ exhibition

BBC Radio 3 to mark First World War Centenary with special programme season