A Very Brief History of World War I
A very brief (and satirical) look at the First World War.
History in a Nutshell. How The First World War Was Won
The majority of us acknowledge that our brave forces, whether they be on the ground, at sea or in the air, are the most vital element of any war campaign, but other essential elements are required to keep the cogs of war turning.
Helping Blind Ex-servicemen – My November Challenge for St Dunstan’s
The St Dunstan’s charity for blind ex-serviceman, and why I want to raise £50 for them this month.
The Indian Army Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France (Page Six)
An account of my visit in September 2011 to this fascinating memorial to the Indian Army on the First World War Western Front.
The Indian Army Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France (Page Five)
An account of my visit in September 2011 to this fascinating memorial to the Indian Army on the First World War Western Front.
The Indian Army Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France (Page Four)
An account of my visit in September 2011 to this fascinating memorial to the Indian Army on the First World War Western Front.
The Indian Army Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France (Page Three)
An account of my visit in September 2011 to this fascinating memorial to the Indian Army on the First World War Western Front.
The Indian Army Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France (Page Two)
An account of my visit in September 2011 to this fascinating memorial to the Indian Army on the First World War Western Front.
The Indian Army Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France (Page One)
An account of my visit in September 2011 to this fascinating memorial to the Indian Army on the First World War Western Front.
Turning Points of History: Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria (Sarajevo, 1914)
Assassination of this Archduke precipitated World War One and indirectly led to the end of Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires, Arab ascendancy in the Middle East, beginning of Pan-Islamism, the Bolshevik Revolution, Humiliation of Germany, League of Nations, and according to some, even the Great Depression. After 28th June, 1914, the world was never the same again.
