Dorothy Squires (b.1897): War and Memory “There were so many unpleasant things that happened during those war years, that it would take weeks of writing to relate” (64) …
Mary Howitt (1888-1983): War and Memory – Part 1 When being awarded the Red Cross Decoration, the Royal Warrant said that it can only be given upon any ladies, whether subjects …
Samuel Mountford (b. 1907) War and Memory War takes a prominent place in Samuel Mountford’s memoir, although not from a first-hand perspective. He is not involved with the battle …
Walter John Eugene Elliott (1890- 1977): War and Memory (2) I previously wrote about how Walter approaches the discussion of his experiences in the first world war, in War and Memory (1). …
Adeline Hodges (b.1899): War & Memory War is a subject that Adeline dedicates much of the second section of her memoir to. It is mainly focused on her late …
Jack William Jones, born 1900: War & Memory The mention of the First World War and its association with the life of Jack William Jones is evidenced throughout his memoir. …
Joe Loftus (1914-1998): War & Memory “I can understand now how men were brutalised by the idiotic slaughter and years of doing everything by army numbers, cut off …
Walter John Eugene Elliott (1890- 1977): War and Memory (1) The First World War was a traumatic experience for all involved. It was a time of devastation which still haunts the world …
Amy Gomm (b.1899-1984): War and Memory ‘Everbody’s war, that had been threatening for so long, actually broke out a few months later. It still had little impact on …
Annie Ford (1920 Onwards) : War and Memory The war was inevitable in how it impacted the lives of those in Great Britain. All different classes were affected by the …
