War and the Mind
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Examining how emotions and behaviours are shaped by conflict, featuring personal items like a child’s mitten carried by a RAF officer.
Events tagged "Conflict"
Exhibitions
War rugs: Afghanistan's knotted history
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See how Afghan weavers have woven their country’s conflict history into rugs, transforming traditional patterns to include warfare imagery.
Painted Hall Display | Women at War: Wrens at Greenwich and Beyond
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A display marking 80 years since WWII’s end, with artefacts from Wrens trained at the Royal Naval College.
Talks
Saints and Liars: The Untold Stories of Americans Who Saved Endangered People from the Nazis
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Learn about Americans who risked their lives to aid victims of Nazi Germany, with a focus on women who shaped their fates through quick decisions.
Cassino ’44
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James Holland relives the intense WWII battles at Monte Cassino, using first-hand accounts from soldiers to paint a vivid picture of the conflict.
Cambrai: The Making of the Tank Corps
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David Willey discusses the significant role of tanks in the 1917 Battle of Cambrai, highlighting its impacts on warfare and military tactics.
Soldiers, Angels and Avengers: The Jewish Brigade in Italy
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Learn about the Jewish Brigade’s role in WWII, from its valiant combats in Italy to its crucial help in rescuing Holocaust survivors.
Warhorse: The Archaeology of a Medieval Revolution?
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Learn about medieval England’s warhorses through fresh archaeological finds, from teeth samples to bone analysis and training site studies.
A Most Able Officer: Major General John Le Marchant
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Paul Le Messurier talks about Major General John Le Marchant’s rise, uncovering his impact on military training and swordsmanship, plus his role in founding a notable military academy.
