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Daly Newsboy

 

Time to pre-order James Daly’s new book about the Portsmouth Heroes of World War 2

This is the first book to be published by the Portsmouth historian and blogger who many will remember from his talk about his family’s experiences at Arnhem and on the RMS Laconia

Order below, or more details on the book check James blog - http://dalyhistory.wordpress.com

 

 




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  •  July 13, 2011
Apr 142011
 

If you want to learn more about a subject you can read a book, watch a film or play music or even a computer game.

Now you can find all media relating to World War 2 without leaving this site – just click on the “The Shop” tag at the top of any page or just click here Continue reading »

  •  April 14, 2011
 

When checking how this blog is used by you, dear reader, I have a raft of statistics to help work out how people find things, what they see and what is most popular. Continue reading »

  •  April 8, 2011
Mar 012011
 

When James Daly gave his talk about his family’s wartime experiences he mentioned that he has just secured a publishing deal for his book about Portsmouth heroes of WW2. If you can help with pictures as described below than please contact me and I will pass the message on: Continue reading »

  •  March 1, 2011
 

This is Titchfield, ostensibly in 1940 though the still is from a film shot in 1949. Continue reading »

  •  January 18, 2011
 

This week I recommend a book by a forgotten writer, a book that is long out of print … Continue reading »

  •  January 16, 2011
Jan 092011
 


This week I have been reading Tommy by Richard Holmes. It is a hefty paperback that examines the lives and actions of the men who fought the Great War in both broad and minute detail. Continue reading »

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  •  January 9, 2011
Nov 272010
 

A monthly meeting with spice!

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  •  November 27, 2010
 

S5000528Now we have our glorious new venue at the Lawns thoroughly tested it is obvious from your reaction in 2011 that dressing for the occasion is becoming increasingly popular. For the first time we were able to dedicate a field to our living history groups who were able to dig in and camp with mature hedges and trees screening them from the car park and the other show fields.

We had a great selection of visitors arriving in 1940′s styles on the Sunday of the show, wearing both civvy clothing and military and home front uniforms. For 2012 we want to encourage even more of you to join in the spirit and the fun of the event, now is the time to make your plans and to gather the clothes and accessories to your look.

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  •  November 23, 2010
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