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'Commemorating the First World War a 100 Years on in Popular and Public History'

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The talk comes from Dr Thom’s experience as a member of the academic advisory committee for the new First World War galleries at the Imperial War Museum, London. It explores changing public perceptions of the First World War in British history, especially for groups with less public recognition, looking especially at women and children.

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