Staging the Navy: Pageantry, Heritage, and Commemoration in Interwar Britain
In July 1929, the journalist and naval historian H.W. Wilson noted that the ‘Army Pageant has come and gone in the form of the Aldershot...
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Lee Rippon
Feb 15, 20222 min read
Shackled Australian Prisoners of War: A Weapon Behind the Wire
Throughout the Second World War, the management of prisoners of war was a complex issue. In 1942 and 1943, shackles were used by...
Gavin Rand
Jan 10, 202210 min read
Decolonising the immortal heritage: Empire, war and history in contemporary Britain
This post discusses the CWGC report investigating historical inequalities in the treatment of colonial and commonwealth war dead.
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