Here's the key to the symbols on British Trench Maps, just in case you happen to have one in front of you…#WW1 #History pic.twitter.com/tkj5az7Siy — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) February 29, 2020 Here’s the key to the symbols on British Trench Maps, just in case you happen to have one in front of you… #WW1 #History […]
British Mills bombs and a Stokes mortar round. PLEASE look, take a pic but don’t touch. It’s not worth it. pic.twitter.com/YTQY2FaDGg — Tim Thurlow (@TrenchTrotter) February 29, 2020 RT @TrenchTrotter: British Mills bombs and a Stokes mortar round. PLEASE look, take a pic but don’t touch. It’s not worth it. https://t.co/…
Douaumont Ossuary at Verdun. Official website herehttps://t.co/xhzyzmKQ4L https://t.co/dkD7jFGfcm — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) February 29, 2020 Douaumont Ossuary at Verdun. Official website here https://t.co/xhzyzmKQ4L https://t.co/dkD7jFGfcm
On 1 March I start an @ahrcpress funded Leadership Fellowship on the social and cultural history of money in wartime, esp. the First World War. I’m keen to connect with historians, economists, philosophers, political scientists, anthropologists, sociologists active in this field. — Jonathan Boff (@JonathanBoff) February 28, 2020 RT @JonathanBoff: On 1 March I start […]
Back, but never back. The #Somme in winter. pic.twitter.com/LCrAPARYsh — Paul Reed (@sommecourt) February 29, 2020 RT @sommecourt: Back, but never back. The #Somme in winter. https://t.co/LCrAPARYsh
Playing around with Excel 3D maps visualising existing data, images show the records for the body density map for square 28.NW4.3.I. Squares 1-36. Some don't like the term body density map but as the returns show number of burials within a given area it seems correct term to use pic.twitter.com/UEPtIEzWUC — Allan Douglas (@OldBill504) February […]
Very excited to have the proofs for my book: Irish women and the Great War! It’s coming out later this year with Cambridge University Press. I’ve been immersed in this project at varying levels for almost 9 years so it’s thrilling to be finally at this stage. pic.twitter.com/A9Xmr2fF5Y — Dr Fionnuala Walsh (@Fionnuala88) February 28, […]
An Army Service Corps Staff Sergeant posing in Vignacourt ca. 1916He wears a Saddler's proficiency badge on his right sleeve and a "Gor Blimey cap"From the Thuillier collection of glass plate negatives. Taken by Louis and Antoinette Thuillier in Vignacourt, France. pic.twitter.com/TRHKvuOC4W — Doug (@colour_history) February 28, 2020 RT @colour_history: An Army Service Corps Staff […]
Millions of photos for you to rummage through, share your favourites! https://t.co/BgZQ5DeN5L — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) February 28, 2020 Millions of photos for you to rummage through, share your favourites! https://t.co/BgZQ5DeN5L
Going to record the next podcast show over the weekend. It's all about Zeppelins. Pictured is LZ.76, crash landed after losing gas following hits from anti-aircraft guns. Various ways to listen to and subscribe to the podcast herehttps://t.co/emRBdckX9M#ww1 #podcast pic.twitter.com/EryjVUAf9z — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) November 23, 2018 Going to record the next podcast show over […]