Gettysburg College History Professor Ian Isherwood talked about how World War One soldiers interpreted their war experiences. He used works by three writers to… read more Gettysburg College ...

TV historian and president of the Council for British Archaeology, Dan Snow, said: “This mock battlefield shows that soldiers in World War One were not just sent off the machine guns.

The Avenue Hall provided shelter, food and provisions for soldiers ... carnage of World War One's trenches. Within days of war being declared in 1914, columns of soldiers were marching down ...

Suddenly, a sight appeared in his headlights that he later described as “a bedraggled group of seventy-five or one hundred men and women marching ... in the Army in World War I, understood ...

Households in World War ... from a prisoner of war camp in Germany where he was recovering from wounds in both legs. 1/4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment Territorial Force soldiers on sentry duty ...

As many as 250,000 boys under the age of 18 served in the British Army during World War One ... became one of the 306 British soldiers executed during the Great War. Those who survived the ...

World War One, also known as the Great War, claimed the lives of more than nine million soldiers. Spain, in the economic doldrums after losing most of its colonies, remained neutral, while the ...