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No. 27

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The cover of this issue is a drawing of Harry Farr who is, perhaps, the most famous of the soldiers executed in 1914-18. “Pardon Ruled Out. The ... more info

No. 28

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Primarily taken up by A J Peacock's, “Reluctant Hero Harry Blanshard Wood of York (and Bristol). A Great War VC.” Dr Peacock tells Wood’s story ... more info

No. 29

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Few journals of Great War history will have had a picture of a jazz musician on its cover. This one has, and he is Willie “The Lion” Smith, a ... more info

No. 30

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The cover design here is a superb drawing of Sir John French and he is the subject of “Sir John French, The General Staff and Algernon Lawson” by ... more info

No. 31

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The cover image is of Donald Simpson Bell, a pre-war professional footballer and the winner of the VC. An article about him appears as “Donald ... more info

No. 32

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The main article in 32 is by the very well-known authority on Haig – John Hussey – titled “Kiggell and the Prisoners. Was he guilty of a War ... more info

No. 33

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The cover of this is a drawing of Kitchener and the main articles are on G H Malins (who photographed the 1916 Somme film) and an analysis of a very ... more info

No. 34

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The first article here is a strange “humorous” effort by the Germans titled “Triple Hurrahs. A German Account of the End of a 1916 Zep Raid”. ... more info

No. 35

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The cover of 35 depicts the plane Malins (and two others used) on their epoch-making flight and herein is the concluding part of the story of it. ... more info

No. 37

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The major contribution is a study of the fall from grace of Britain’s top “Policeman and Spy Catcher”, by A J Peacock. The fallen was Sir Basil ... more info