Wednesday, 11th November, 14:00 – 15:45
- The First World War in Perspective: The Human Dimension
Andrew Baker offers a powerful and deeply moving exploration of the First World War, revealing the human stories behind the headlines. He traces the early wave of national euphoria, the grim reality of trench life, and the emotional toll on those who fought and those who waited at home. His talk also highlights how the war reshaped society and became a catalyst for lasting change. Thought‑provoking and poignant, this session brings the past vividly to life and resonates strongly within the spirit of Remembrance. - Refreshments
Tea/coffee, biscuits – and catch up with your friends.
INFO
Location: Gardeners’ Hall, 213 St. Leonards Road, Windsor, SL4 3DR
Anyone can attend, new members warmly welcomed.
No need to book.
Non-members may attend and optionally join on the day (with credit/debit card).
If you wear hearing aids with a “T” (telecoil) option;
Please sit within the area of chairs bounded by a white cable taped to the floor.
This is the front two thirds of the hall seating block furthest from car park doors.
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