DrSpencer Jones

The anniversary of the breaking of the Hindeburg Line.

The Douglas Haig Fellowship promotes the study of the life of Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, the British Army’s Commander-in-Chief on the Western Front during the Great War. It encourages scholarship and debate on him and the forces he commanded, framed against the wider course of the First World War and its enduring legacy. Each year the Fellowship nominates a Haig Fellow, a prestigious title bestowed to an individual whose writing and scholarship has made a significant contribution to the field of First World War studies.

Secret History

The Great War in Numbers

The Quizeum

Who Do You Think You Are

Links between the Boy Scouts and the Hitler Youth Movement in 1930s.

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