This website is an absolute goldmine. Kudos to the people who put it up. Basically, it’s an archive of the First World War media, so it contains scans of newspapers and magazine covers. Here… more →
Strange LatitudesPaul McNeil wrote 2 weeks ago: The majority of Australians have family roots in the UK, and it is always interesting to trace them … more →
christov10 wrote 1 month ago: Wentworth-Smith's Essentials of Arithmetic About three weeks ago I spent a dollar to buy a very … more →
clarifying wrote 1 month ago: A Perfect Summer chronicles the glorious summer of 1911, when life seemed to have a golden timeless … more →
ginaswo wrote 1 month ago: God Bless the Troops and the unsung supporters who made it possible for them to fight for all of us … more →
dbrauer43 wrote 2 months ago: I’ve made it this far already? I had the SAT test to-day. 5 hours of boredom. I skipped only … more →
thatdudeyouknow wrote 3 months ago: If you were wondering about my twitter the other day when I wrote that I hade received a direct pers … more →
Charz wrote 4 months ago: The World Government will behead every scholar studying the Void Century. The Void Century The Void … more →
peoplesgeography.com wrote 6 months ago: Two memorable clips from the movie Joyeux Noël (2005) set in the so-called ‘Great War’ ( … more →
dilloshite wrote 7 months ago: A Bishop in battle on the King’s side is a waste. Sela could be doing many things if it wasn … more →
wildnewyork wrote 8 months ago: Many of New York’s small neighborhood parks have one: a bronze statue of a lone infantryman or … more →
Will wrote 8 months ago: After reading Alex Massie’s excellent piece on Remembrance Day and the Great War, I clicked ov … more →
jebsharp wrote 8 months ago: It’s 90 years since the end of the fighting on the Western Front. There’s great stuff f … more →
clancop wrote 8 months ago: In Canada today we are observing Remembrance Day, the day where we honour those who fought and those … more →
karriegillett wrote 8 months ago: By Karrie Gillett HEARTS captain Christophe Berra joined serving soldiers and ex-service men t … more →
goldenstate wrote 8 months ago: It is Remembrance Day in Europe and Veterans Day in the United States. The British equivalent of Ta … more →
Reb wrote 8 months ago: I totally forgot to get a poppy for today!! ……Shite!!(?) Don’t think anyone notice … more →
Sean Varner wrote 8 months ago: Europe in 1907 At 11:00 AM on November 11th, 1918, the guns of August were finally silenced as an ar … more →
jimsjourney wrote 8 months ago: According to Webster, an armistice is the temporary suspension of hostilities by agreement between t … more →
Busy Nothings wrote 8 months ago: “When You Go Home, Tell Them Of Us And Say, For Their Tomorrow, We Gave Our Today” To … more →