Jul 3, 2014
Mercredi 14 avril 1915 Rue de la Régence, deux petites filles sautaient à la corde en chantant La Marseillaise. Des officiers allemands passèrent, entendirent, regardèrent…et sourirent. Et les deux petites continuèrent sans se douter qu’elles risquaient dex ans de...
May 16, 2014
The IHR library has an outstanding collection of university and school records. Following on the theme of this year’s Anglo-American conference, we’ve been looking at what they contain about the First World War. School registers often have lists of teachers and former...
Apr 11, 2014
This is part of a series of blog posts highlighting some of the sources we have in the IHR library on the subject of this year’s Anglo-American conference, The Great War at Home. We have a range of sources covering all aspects of the war on the home front from...
Mar 17, 2014
In a previous post I mentioned an article which analysed the newspaper reporting of the beginning of the First World War. By happenstance I had begun to read the autobiography of the prolific writer Ursula Bloom – Youth at the Gate – which documents the beginning of...
Oct 10, 2012
Sport and Leisure HistoryKhaki Fever at the Finsbury Park Rink Cinema: Gender, Sexuality and Modernity, 1913-19Alex Rock (De Montfort University)5 March 2012This is a guest post by Alison Gilbey, one of IHR Digital’s summer interns from the University of...
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