A Land Fit For Heroes (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
After the war, the Government said it would look after the returning soldiers, with houses and jobs fit for the heroes they were. The reality was quite different …
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Lara Williamson, Author Of ‘The Girl With Space In Her Heart’, Chats To Bex!
Lara Williamson is back with a brand new book – Bex hears all about ‘The Girl With Space In Her Heart’.
Read MoreThe Armistice (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
In the early hours of 11th November 1918, an Armistice Agreement was signed between Germany and the Allies. This meant that at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month there would be a truce and an end to the fighting – but pea…
Read MoreThe Armistice (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
In the early hours of 11th November 1918, an Armistice Agreement was signed between Germany and the Allies. This meant that at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month there would be a truce and an end to the fighting – but pea…
Read MoreSpanish Flu (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
The Spanish Flu was a terrible illness that spread across Europe and was brought to Britain by returning soldiers and ships bringing food to feed the starving nation. It was a pandemic that gripped the country and would end up killing more people…
Read MoreSpanish Flu (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
The Spanish Flu was a terrible illness that spread across Europe and was brought to Britain by returning soldiers and ships bringing food to feed the starving nation. It was a pandemic that gripped the country and would end up killing more people…
Read MoreWomen After The War (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
Until 1918 only some men had the right to vote in elections. Groups of women, called Suffragettes had protested for many years for women to be able to vote too – sometimes the protests were peaceful but some were violent, causing damage.Joi…
Read MoreWomen After The War (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
Until 1918 only some men had the right to vote in elections. Groups of women, called Suffragettes had protested for many years for women to be able to vote too – sometimes the protests were peaceful but some were violent, causing damage.
Read MoreEverday Life In 1918 (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
Edward describes the difficulty of life in 1918. Shortages are making it hard to find vegetables and material for clothing, with news of more losses in battle adding to their worries.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnyst…
Read MoreEverday Life In 1918 (The Great War – Through A London Child’s Eye)
Edward describes the difficulty of life in 1918. Shortages are making it hard to find vegetables and material for clothing, with news of more losses in battle adding to their worries.
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