Hosted by Dr Tom Thorpe · EN-GB · 395 episodes
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A podcast hosted by Dr Tom Thorpe on all aspects of the Great War from the UK's leading First World War history society The Western Front Association (www.westernfrontassociation.com).
Dr Tom Thorpe hosts Mentioned in Dispatches, a history show with 395 episodes published.
In this podcast, Antony Bell discusses the historical background to his novel A Penny a Shell , focusing on the 1916 Barnbow munitions factory explosion. He explores the lives of the women workers, known as the Barnbow L
In this episode, Andrew Lucas about hisi book with Jürgen Schmieschek that explores Saxon soldiers during the First World War. Using personal writings, they examine how German troops experienced combat on the Western Fro
In this episode, Charles Barrington re-examines the life and career of Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, focusing on his decisive actions during the early stages of the First World War. The interview explores his leadership at t
In this edition of the Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast, Hazel Strouts talks about her book Three Sons for the Kaiser: A German Family’s Sacrifice in the First World War , a moving account of Philipp Gercke and his three
In this episode, Nick Higham explores Britain’s extraordinary and often overlooked campaign in the Caucasus during the closing stages of the First World War. Drawing on his book Mavericks , he discusses the diverse group
In this podcast interview, Linden MacIntyre discusses his exploration of Sir Hugh Tudor, a deeply controversial figure in the Irish War of Independence. He explains the motivations behind writing An Accidental Villain an
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , David Griffiths discusses his new book The Guards 1915–17: An Elite Division at War . The book is the first major history of the Guards Divisio
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , Kelsey Moriarty examines the bureaucratic and cultural processes that reshaped grief during and after the First World War. Her thesis Kafka in
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , historian Dr Todd Gray discusses his award-winning book Lest Devon Forgets . The book explores the creation, meaning and controversies surround
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , Mike Jackson tells the story of his great-uncle, Lance Corporal John Street, who fell in 1917 and whose sacrifice went unrecognised for more th
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , acclaimed author Daniel Kraus discusses his novel Angel Down — a haunting, formally ambitious reimagining of the First World War told through a
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , researcher Gary Guess shares his work on the 12th (Service) Battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment, known as the Teesside Pioneers. Recruited larg
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , Dr Richard Batten, Honorary Research Fellow in History at the University of Exeter, discusses his new book For King and Country: The Role of Pa
In this episode of the Western Front Association’s Mentioned in Dispatches , Nick and Fiona Jenkins discuss their remarkable journey along the entire Western Front. In Walking the Line , they travelled over 1,000 kilomet
Cameron Telch, a doctoral candidate in Educational Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University, discusses the underrepresentation of shell shock in Canadian war museums. He shares two important archival discoveries—a 1919
Professor Gary Sheffield compares and contrasts the experience of the London Territorial Force in the First and Second World Wars. He explores the evolution of its role, structure and public image across the two conflict
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Mentioned in Dispatches is hosted by Dr Tom Thorpe. The show is categorised under history (education) and has published 395 episodes.
Mentioned in Dispatches has published 395 episodes.
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