Sunday, January 11, 2004
11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
170. The Experience of the Great War: Warfighting, Interpretation, and Memory
Hilton, Monroe Ballroom WestJoint session with the North American Conference on British Studies
| Chair: | Timothy K. Nenninger, National Archives and Records Administration |
| Papers: | “There
Were Yarns in the Air”:
The British Working Class and
Public Memory of the Great War
in the Twentieth Century The
Glories and the Sadness: Representing
and Remembering the First World
War in Great Britain, Canada,
and Australia, 1914–39 Perception
through the Lens of Expectation:
British Interpretations
of the Experience of Aerial
Bombardment, 1915–18 |
| Comment: | The Audience |
