To quote from Laurence Binyon’s poem, For The Fallen ... and its three famous World War Two aircraft – the Spitfire, Hurricane and Lancaster.” - World War One and the railway: The ...

But, painted between 1914 and 1918, it's also something more personal and critical: an allegory for the misery and bondage of World War One ... Holmes – as one of its most famous adherents.

Spoken-word poets in Cameroon are using their art form to help communities cope with traumas left by the ongoing civil war ...

There are still too many unanswered questions, many aspects to be studied, and deep taboos surrounding the most devastating ...

One of the sites ... who served in the Second World War in Newfoundland, which wasn't part of Canada at the time. She had been inspired to join by John McRae's famous poem, In Flanders Fields.

Until about a decade ago, the first (and perhaps only) thing that came to mind for most people about Crimea was the Alfred ...

Eight British bombers and seven fighters came to grief, including one that ... prisoner of war camp that time forgot Meet Wojtek, the soldier bear who ended the Second World War in the North ...

We are talking about the situation of entire Jewish communities ensconced in the darkness of exile, believing that it is ...

There is a lot of “flash in the pan” art out in the world, especially ... of looking up at her.” In one piece, Colleen is posed in the same manner as a famous Veronese painting, a genesis ...

by the first world war, capital cities were dotted with racecourses. Male racegoers were encouraged to “play up and play the game” – as the famous 1892 imperialist poem Vitai Lampada by ...