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Okay, so this seems to be a thing now…
So, after a year of combining my love of photography with those of genealogy and social history, my first book (eek!) is now available to buy.
hose gravestones has a story connected to it, a story of family and of tragedy, a story of life on the battlefield and of love on the home front.
These were men and women from over sixty regiments, drawn to the cause from all corners of the Empire. They were wounded in battle or succumbed to disease, they were caught up in accidents or died at their own hands. These were soldiers of all ranks, age and class; brave pioneers of aviation; people seeking adventure on the high seas. Above all these were hopes, dreams and aspirations lost, cut tragically short for King and Country.
This book aims to shed light on the servicemen and women behind the names on these gravestones, to bring those long-forgotten names to life again, a century after they were lost.”
Available as an eBook and paperback, you can find it on Amazon by clicking on the image above.
Commemorating the fallen of the First World War who are buried in the United Kingdom.
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