Homes and Schools become Military Hospitals in 1916 (Edward’s Diary)
Edward talks with Mother about how many homes and schools have become military hospitals – even his rich grandmother has agreed to take in the wounded.
Read MoreEdward talks with Mother about how many homes and schools have become military hospitals – even his rich grandmother has agreed to take in the wounded.
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Read MoreFather is back home on leave, and explains to Edward why the Government has had to introduce conscription.
Read MoreEdward and Sid talk about how things have changed – anything with a German name is treated with suspicion, there are many new laws and women increasingly are filling the roles left by the men.
Read MoreLondon 1916 and the war shows no sign of ending – the Battle of The Somme has shocked the nation, Londoners are experiencing changes and Edward’s father may be in the thick of it…
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