The Event, ‘Overcoming the tragedy- from WW1 to the building of the European Union’, was held on November 4 2014.
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Centenary update: France opens international memorial to the Great War fallen on Armistice Day
A new memorial uniting the names of all soldiers killed in the north of France during the First World War was inaugurated by President François Hollande at Notre-Dame-de-Lorette on Armistice Day, November 11th, 2014.
Continue readingThe Queensland Government requests local remembrances for the Queensland Anzac Centenary
The Queensland Government says it believes in the importance of keeping the memory of the Anzacs alive, and is requesting contributions as part of the Queensland Anzac Centenary programme.
Continue readingChristmas truce: European football announces Centenary tribute in Belgium
European football is to commemorate the centenary of the Christmas truce with the unveiling of a new memorial near Ploegsteert in Belgium on December 11th 2014.
Continue readingLes Enfants Terribles presents The Trench theatre performance
The Trench has been inspired by the story of miner who was trapped in a tunnel during the First World War. The Trench combines music, puppetry and theatrical performance.
Continue readingChristmas truce: British & German schools mark Centenary with joint memorial in Belgium
A memorial to the Christmas truce, inspired by friendship between pupils from British and German schools, will be inaugurated in the Belgian town of Messines (Mesen) on December 6th 2014.
Continue readingChristmas truce: countdown to Centenary events in December 2014
Centenary News previews events coming up in December 2014 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Christmas truce on the Western Front.
Continue readingAn article about the International Speaker Series with the Canadian War Museum
Centenary News writer, Christopher Harvie, spoke with Dr Andrew Burtch, Acting Director of Research for the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa to discuss the museum's International Speaker Series, an initiative giving different perspectives to the history of the First World War.
Continue readingAn article about the International Speaker Series with the Canadian War Museum
Centenary News writer, Christopher Harvie, spoke with Dr Andrew Burtch, Acting Director of Research for the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa to discuss the museum’s International Speaker Series, an initiative giving different perspectives to the history of the First World War.
Continue readingDuke of Edinburgh opens ‘First World War in the Air’ at the RAF Museum, London
A new exhibition exploring the rapid growth of air power during the First World War was officially opened by the Duke of Edinburgh today (December 2nd 2014) at the Royal Air Force Museum in London.
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