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WW1 Blog1 comment

camaroboy wrote 3 days ago: I ran across this several months ago and I still think this is very cool. It is a blog site where th … more »

Tags: Uncategorized

The Banks of Green Willow

The Poacher wrote 3 days ago: Earlier today I was listening to The Banks of Green Willow by George Butterworth. It is a beautiful … more »

Tags: Music

New National WW1 and WW2 memorial proposed in Dover

ukniwm wrote 5 days ago: Plans have recently been unveiled to create a new national war memorial in Dover.  The proposed me … more »

Tags: In The News, New and restored

Happy Birthday, blog!

ukniwm wrote 1 week ago: This blog has now been up and running for a year! Over that time we’ve published 181 posts c … more »

Tags: Memorials from the archive

Suicide in the Trenches

ncowie wrote 2 weeks ago: I knew a simple soldier boy Who grinned at life in empty joy, Slept soundly through the lonesome da … more »

Tags: Poetry, Video, Wilfred Owen

Anzac Day Dawn Service2 comments

archiearchive FCD wrote 2 weeks ago: Once again, dawn services are being held where ever there are Australians. In every major city in Au … more »

Tags: History, Lifestyle, World

The sinking of the Lusitania

ukniwm wrote 2 weeks ago: Barbara McDermott, one of the two remaining survivors of the RMS Lusitania, died on 12 April. The Br … more »

Tags: In The News, Memorials from the archive, Stories behind the names

Star Shaped Pegs in Maple Leaf Shaped Holes

paulmct wrote 2 weeks ago: I find it embarrassing that many Canadians know more about the American political system and landsca … more »

Tags: Atheism, Canada, Culture, Life, News, People, Personal, Politics, Society

The useful and the unusual

ukniwm wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘Useful’ war memorials are certainly less common than the purely symbolic form, but ple … more »

Tags: Memorials from the archive, Unusual memorials

Living Amid the Ruins

dougfloyd wrote 1 month ago: Almost four years ago I wrote about the fall of modern structures, suggesting that gatekeepers like … more »

Tags: Christianity, church, History, commandments

The Merchant Navy

ukniwm wrote 1 month ago: I was reading an interesting book on the bus on the way into work this morning - ‘Tracing Your … more »

Tags: Memorials from the archive

You're Not British, C'mon!!!1 comment

bkropf wrote 1 month ago: People, pictures from the last 5 countries should be uploading soon.  Be excited…very excited … more »

Tags: Europe

Anzac Day - 25 April

ukniwm wrote 1 month ago: There will be a number of services and ceremonies taking place around the UK to commemorate Anzac … more »

Tags: Events

A child's Christmas treat

ukniwm wrote 1 month ago: This is a fascinating photograph I discovered in our collection.  It shows a temporary memorial, c … more »

Tags: Memorials from the archive, Unusual memorials

Angels of Mons

richristow wrote 1 month ago: This is interesting: The phenomenon that was the ‘angels of Mons’ was experienced … more »

Tags: Belgium

Documentary - WW1 Planes

lightingale wrote 1 month ago: A 60 Minutes documentary on YouTube by the Discovery Channel about the fighter planes used in the fi … more »

Tags: Tech

World War I Poem1 comment

Aiden wrote 1 month ago: So nothing exciting has been going on lately. School still sucks. I’ve got about three papers … more »

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Mud

Chris wrote 1 month ago: Mud is maroon, blood infused Skin is white as the frost that Clung to the jacket of the lad Who fell … more »

Tags: Poetry, Creative Writing, Poem

An Invaded Belgium

richristow wrote 1 month ago: So, it seems that, despite Belgian neutrality, the Germans in WW1 invaded, partly because it was in … more »

Tags: Belgium


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