An exhibition examining artistic and literary responses to the horrors suffered by First World War soldiers can be seen at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, until December 13th 2014.
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‘Screaming Steel’ – Exhibition in UK city of Newcastle captures horrors of the War
An exhibition examining artistic and literary responses to the horrors suffered by First World War soldiers can be seen at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, until December 13th 2014.
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‘The Orient in Bohemia?’ Prague exhibition remembering First World War Jewish refugees
The Jewish Museum in Prague focuses on Jewish refugees who fled the Eastern Front with an exhibition running until February 1st 2015.
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The Jewish Museum in Prague focuses on Jewish refugees who fled the Eastern Front with an exhibition running until February 1st 2015.
Continue reading‘Screaming Steel’ – Exhibition in UK city of Newcastle captures horrors of the War
An exhibition examining artistic and literary responses to the horrors suffered by First World War soldiers can be seen at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, until December 13th 2014.
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L’Adieu aux Armes – Roubaix remembers First World War with 4-year art show
The French city of Roubaix has launched a four-year programme of art exhibitions commemorating the First World War Centenary in a gallery which used to be an art deco swimming pool.
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L’Adieu aux Armes – Roubaix remembers First World War with 4-year art show
Centenary News Deputy Editor, Peter Alhadeff, visits the French city of Roubaix for the launch of a series of art exhibitions, dedicated to the First World War, in a former art deco swimming pool.
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L’Adieu aux Armes – Roubaix remembers First World War with 4-year art show
Centenary News Deputy Editor, Peter Alhadeff, visits the French city of Roubaix for the launch of a series of art exhibitions, dedicated to the First World War, in a former art deco swimming pool.
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Sopwith Camel goes aloft for ‘First World War in the Air’ at RAF Museum in London
A Sopwith Camel fighter plane has been hoisted into place for the start of the RAF Museum’s ‘First World War in the Air’ exhibition in December 2014.
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‘Enemy Aliens’ – Canadian War Museum explores internment during First World War
The story of thousands of people identified as ‘enemy aliens’ in Canada during the First World War is told in a special exhibition at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa.
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