The Landscapes of the Battle of the Somme - Professor William Philpott Monday 2 July 2012

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                      The Landscapes of the Battle of the Somme

Professor William Philpott

A lecture and sandwich lunch
12.30-2.00pm  Monday 2 July 2012


Hosted by

 The Fusiliers Museum London in the

                         Officer's Mess of The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers  

   HM Tower of London

 If you would like to attend this lunchtime talk, please make a donation of £25 for each attendee (£20 for members of the Battlefields Trust) and email your name, contact number and any special requirements (dietary/mobility) to helen@battlefieldstrust.org  On receipt, email confirmation will be sent together with directions to the venue. If you have any questions, please ring 0207 387 6620. We look forward to welcoming you. William Philpott has been Professor of the History of Warfare in The Department of War Studies, King’s College London since 2011. His current research interests lie in the field of First World War military history at the strategic, operational and tactical levels.  His book “Bloody Victory: The Sacrifice on the Somme and the Making of the Twentieth Century" was published in 2009. He is currently writing a new study of the strategic and military conduct of the First World War, War of Attrition, to be published by Little, Brown in 2013.

 

 

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