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HOW DOUGHNUTS HELPED KEEP SPIRITS HIGH ON THE FRONTLINE OF WORLD WAR I
His Government's tactics were deliberately replicated in World War II, not only by the Americans, but by countries all over the world, including Germany... READ MORE›
FAMILIES OF FIRST WORLD WAR VETERANS TO BE ALLOWED TO MARCH PAST THE CENOTAPH TO MARK CENTENARY OF ARMISTICE DAY
Today we enter the final year of our commemorations, remembering the bravery of those who fought, lived and died in the First World War... READ MORE›
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY SUBMARINE FOUND AFTER 103 YEARS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
It was the first wartime loss for the Royal Australian Navy and the first Allied submarine loss in World War I, according to Defence... READ MORE›
POLICE HUNT FOR HOMELESS MAN WHO FOUND EUR300,000 IN 'PERFECT CRIME'
Authorities have pored over surveillance footage that captured the incident, according to Le Parisien newspaper, which was the first to report the story on Wednesday... READ MORE›
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THE FORGOTTEN MUSLIM HEROES WHO FOUGHT FOR BRITAIN IN THE TRENCHES
The stories of the 2.5 million Muslims who travelled to Europe to fight for the allies during the first world war are finally being told... READ MORE›
HOW COLONIAL VIOLENCE CAME HOME: THE UGLY TRUTH OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR
At the time of the first world war, all western powers upheld a racial hierarchy built around a shared project of territorial expansion... READ MORE›
SAINSBURYS CHRISTMAS AD IS A DANGEROUS AND DISRESPECTFUL MASTERPIECE
Perhaps the greatest truism, even cliche about the first world war is that nobody ever really understood why it happened, what it was all about... READ MORE›
NIGEL FARAGE: THE ARMISTICE WAS THE BIGGEST MISTAKE OF THE 20TH CENTURY
The Ukip leader, whose hobbies have included touring first world war battlefields with a group of friends, said: "The consensus is that the Treaty of Versailles was too punitive... READ MORE›
MILES OF FORGOTTEN FIRST WORLD WAR TRENCHES UNEARTHED IN ENGLAND
Other first world war lines included the Maidstone-Swale line in Kent and the London defence ring across Essex, Kent and Surrey... READ MORE›
HOW TO LIVE TO 100 AND BE HAPPY (BY THOSE WHO HAVE DONE IT!)
Joyce, 101, was bright and passed her 11-plus, going on to work as a clerk in the corn merchants in Norfolk during the second world war... READ MORE›
GERMANY SENDS JETS TO AID U.S.-LED STRIKES TARGETING ISIS
Germany is to join U.S.-led military operations against ISIS in Syria... READ MORE›
THE FIRST WORLD WAR HELPED SHAPE MODERN AMERICA. WHY IS IT SO FORGOTTEN?
On 6 April 1917, America declared war on Germany and charged into the first world war... READ MORE›
WRECK OF SECOND WORLD WAR BRITISH SUBMARINE FOUND OFF DENMARK
The 84-metre T-class submarine sailed from Rosyth, Fife, in order, it is thought, to attack German merchant ships supplying arms to Nazi-occupied Norway... READ MORE›
NAZI MEMORABILIA, WORLD WAR II-ERA TANK FOR SALE AT MASSIVE COWRA MUSEUM AUCTION
Working WWII-era tank, Nazi memorabilia up for grabs at museum auction... READ MORE›
GRAPH OF WORLD WARS BY NUMBER DEAD AND DURATION OF CONFLICT SHOWS HOW WAR IS VERY MUCH NOT BEHIND US
It might be 100 years since the Great War, but the world remains a very turbulent place... READ MORE›
STORNOWAY MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN IN THE REMEMBRANCE DAY COMMEMORATIONS
In the township of Ness in northern Lewis, residents have put red poppies outside their houses to symbolise the relatives they lost... READ MORE›
100 YEARS AFTER VIMY RIDGE, YOUNG CANADIANS GET CLOSE TO VETERANS OF HISTORIC BATTLE
It is really your own history, so many Canadians are connected with someone from the First World War... READ MORE›
'UNIQUE' NETWORK OF FIRST WORLD WAR TRAINING TUNNELS FOUND UNDER SALISBURY PLAIN
The day marks the landing of thousands of troops from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps Anzac on the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey on April 25, 1915... READ MORE›
MACRON'S PARTY SECURES MAJORITY IN FRENCH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS - POLLS
The right-wing Republicans and their allies emerged in the exit polls as the largest opposition party, with 125 seats... READ MORE›
THE FIRST WORLD WAR IS STILL WITH US. THATS WHY WE REMEMBER
What is so striking about the first world war is that it has long stirred a symmetrical hostility in the collective folklore of the right... READ MORE›
WORLD WAR I: ANIMALS AT WAR, IN PICTURES
Horses, donkeys, mules and camels carried food, water, ammunition and medical supplies to men at the front, and dogs and pigeons carried messages... READ MORE›
HEROISM OF 42 OXBRIDGE BOAT RACE ROWERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR REVEALED
Among the boat race crews whose service for King, Country and their fellow servicemen cost them their lives was Edward Parker Wallman Wedd... READ MORE›
FIRST WORLD WAR CENTENARY MARKED ON ARMISTICE DAY
In Afghanistan, a memorial service took place in the capital of Kabul to commemorate British service personnel killed there... READ MORE›
ON BOARD THE FRENCH NUCLEAR CARRIER BATTLING ISIS
France's aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, is gearing up for major role in battle for Mosul... READ MORE›
UK BONDS THAT FINANCED FIRST WORLD WAR TO BE REDEEMED 100 YEARS LATER
4 consols was issued in 1927 by Winston Churchill, then chancellor, to refinance national war bonds originating from the first world war... READ MORE›
HOW THE SECOND WORLD WAR INFLUENCED STREET-STYLE
If people weren't getting creative with a needle and thread, the other fashion option post-rationing in 1941 was the utility range, government-produced clothing... READ MORE›
HOW THE MAP OF EUROPE CHANGED DURING WW1
Video shows changing map of Europe since World War One in one minute... READ MORE›
WHERE ARE THE WORLD'S MOST WAR-DAMAGED CITIES?
The rebuilding of London has been so sustained since 1945 that today there are more memorials to the world wars in London than evidence of war damage... READ MORE›
WW1 POISON GAS FACTORY JUST OFF THE M40 'AMONG ENGLAND'S MOST AT-RISK BUILDINGS'
World War I poison gas factory added to list of England's most at-risk heritage buildings... READ MORE›
GERMANY, FRANCE MARK 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF BATTLE OF VERDUN
A wreath-laying ceremony was to be held at the German war cemetery in Consenvoye, just north of Verdun... READ MORE›
IRISH GOVERNMENT TO LAY WREATH AT CENOTAPH FOR FIRST TIME
In July, Ireland's president, Michael D Higgins, paid tribute to Irish soldiers who were killed in both world wars... READ MORE›
'NEVER THINK THAT WAR ... IS NOT A CRIME,' AND MORE DEFINING WWI QUOTES
The First World War was a horror of gas, industrialized slaughter fear and appalling human suffering... READ MORE›
GERMAN PARLIAMENT APPROVES MILITARY CAMPAIGN AGAINST ISLAMIC STATE IN SYRIA
BERLIN Germany's lower house of parliament on Friday approved government plans to join the military campaign against Islamic State in Syria... READ MORE›
HOW WORLD WAR ONE OBSERVER PLANES PAVED THE WAY FOR MODERN AVIATION
At least I had the option First World War pilots did not... READ MORE›