Category: First World War

WW1 – Who is the enemy? with Karen McCombie

"My Family the Enemy" by Karen McCombie tells the story of Fred, a 10-year-old boy in London during WWI. When his German-born father is interned, Fred's life changes as his family faces suspicion and hostility. This touching tale explores themes of refuge and kindness amidst the turmoil of war. Suitable for ages 9+.

How Remembrance Began

The prevalence of poppies in November stems from the Remembrance tradition, initiated by army chaplain David Railton. This custom honors the fallen soldiers of World War One, symbolized by the 'Unknown Soldier's' grave. Time Tunneller Robin Scott-Elliot delves into the origins and significance of this poignant remembrance.

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