Two American First World War soldiers, Henry Johnson and William Shemin, have been posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for their heroism in France in 1918.
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WW1 photographer Jeff Gusky reveals his new pictures of the hidden Somme
Jeff Gusky has shared with Centenary News his latest remarkable pictures of underground inscriptions carved by First World War soldiers fighting on the Somme a century ago. Dr Gusky spoke to CN Deputy Editor Peter Alhadeff.
Continue readingWW1 photographer Jeff Gusky reveals his new pictures of the hidden Somme
Jeff Gusky has shared with Centenary News his latest remarkable pictures of underground inscriptions carved by First World War soldiers fighting on the Somme a century ago. Dr Gusky spoke to CN Deputy Editor Peter Alhadeff.
Continue readingFinalists named for US World War I memorial design contest
The US World War One Centennial Commission has announced the five finalists for the competition to design a national memorial to America’s First World War troops.
Continue readingErnest Hemingway: new exhibition in New York shows writer’s World War 1 connections
An exhibition about the work of Ernest Hemingway has opened in New York – at the Morgan Library and Museum in Manhattan. Centenary News writer Jillian Davidson visited the exhibition, and describes how the First World war had a major impact on the writer.
Continue readingErnest Hemingway: new exhibition in New York shows writer’s World War 1 connections
An exhibition about the work of Ernest Hemingway has opened in New York – at the Morgan Library and Museum in Manhattan. Centenary News writer Jillian Davidson visited the exhibition, and describes how the First World war had a major impact on the writer.
Continue readingArmistice Day ceremonies November 2015
The 97th anniversary of the Armistice ending the Great War will be marked with commemorations across the world on Wednesday November 11th 2015.
Continue readingCommemorations worldwide mark Armistice Day
Armistice Day has been observed with moments of silence and the laying of wreaths in countries around the world.
Continue readingHarlem’s Rattlers at Flanders House in New York
As part of its centennial “In Flanders Fields Events”, Flanders House hosted a book presentation of Harlem’s Rattlers and the Great War (2014) in its Times Square, Manhattan office on November 17th.
Continue readingFinalists’ designs for new US World War I Memorial showcased in Washington
America’s Centennial Commission is exhibiting the finalists’ entries in the design competition for the planned National World War I Memorial in Washington.
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